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Dried Fruits. Rafsins, Nuts and Honey

Frutts-Evaporated apples. 7Q715c: fancy, SO
sac; apricots, 11613c; fancy Moorparks. 1313@
14c; peaches. 512 G61ae; fancy, 7c; prunes. 5A a
SIC, with no premium for the large sizes; ngs.
4A4415c for black and 50615c for white; pears.
SG1215c
Raisins-New crop layers. cIusters-S crown.
81 90; crown, 81; crown- 81 40; crown
81. 10; crown, 10; seeded. 81 d6c for choice
and 613c for fancy; Thompson's seedless, 5@
54c for unbleached and 715c for bleached; loose
muscatel. crown SIC. crown 4%c, crown
4Hc; seedless, 3& @4Ac; new raisins. 81 G31Ac
in sweatbox at Fresno.
Nuts-Almonds nonpsreils. 1515c; XXI. 1411c:
ne plus ultra, 13hc: peerless, 1255c: brakes.
12c; languedocs. lie; hardshe1. Sc; sheIled
almonds. 30G35c; new walnuts. 15c per 10 FOR
No. softshells. 1413c for No standards; No.
standard. lie; pecans. 1415 915c; peanuts. 415
G5c; pine nuts, 1sG2Ocs California chestnuts.
P10G11c per lb.
Honey-water white comb. 16G17c; white do.
12G1215c; amber do. 10611c; extracted S1569c
for white. 7@sc for light amber and 515 G611c
per ID for amber.
Beeswax--2715 gaOc per Ib for light and 2S@
26c for dark.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. Oct. 2o.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'s
wire says: The market opened irregular with
moderate transactions wholly in sympathy with
the New York market. The later sales, how
ever, came strong with advancing prices. 1t
would seem. with the recent enormous sales
of metal, that the metal situation has been
materially improved and with aggressive
leader share prices should improve further.
The Rio Tnto copper company has declared
semiannual dividend Of 25s compared with
30s six months ago.
The folloufny LIST is furnished hv p p Hut
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New York Grain Market

s5c: forty fold. SIC Car receipts-wheat. IA
barley. 1; hay, 10.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2o--Flour steady. with
moderate jobbing trade. Receipts, 3S.5so bar
rels: shipments. 5439.
wheat-Spot firm; No red 9es4c elevator
and 81 T. o. b. ahoat; No. L northern Duluth
LOTT I. o. b. afoat. The futures market was
easier at the start on the cable news. but rallied
and gained strength covering due TO buying oy
a large operator and smaller receipts and mod
crate improvement In the cash demand. closing q
gle net higher. Exporters took 16 loads De-
cember closed s1.02%; May. SLOTS; receipts
219, 400 bushels; shipments &C. 600.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar slIver-F1rm: 25Kd per ounce.
Money-5z per cent.
The rate OF discount in the opeu market for
short bills is Az per cent and for three months
bills 4i5@4% per cent.
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ovEMENT OF PRoDUCE


.'Wheat-Has developed distinctly better tone
following weak and lower market early. The
selling overdone and leading elevator con-
cern here picked up the bulk of the offerings at
the decline. Continued buying of the same sort
started train of buying by shorts, which seemed
to gather volume with each advance. There was
an improved demand for -four from the east today
and the actual export cearances showed 463. 600
bushels. Winnipeg continues to report shipping
sales. All the export concerns are anxious to
get as much grain to tidewater possible on ac-
count of the advance equal to l9c per bushel in
the at and east rate, which goes into enect
November 1. The southwestern mills claim to be
doing better trade. Cash wheat premiums are
little 1rmer here today.
.'Corn-Corn scored better gain than other
grains in view of its advances Of yesterday
There little period Of weakness early be-
cause Of the failure of the expected rains to ap-
pear in this state and Iowa. Rains. however,
fell in Missouri and Kansas and there is little
rainfall showing in central Illinois. There has
been good local speculative demand.
"Oats-Have at no time been very weak today
and the market has most Of the time responded
to the strength in other grains. Shorts In gen
eral covered and have kept the market on an
ascending scale. Cash oats steady to 1ac higher
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures

confined to top quality offerings The best eggs
continued 10 out of first hands freely in the
change. where trading sent the price OF extras
up 1c to quotation Of 461ac Dozen Although
there was change in the quotations for the
under grades. they shared the firmness in extras.
For the second consecutive day there were no
sales Of butter on change, and with sellers out
numbering buyers the floor the market was
weak. Several receivers were complaining OF an
accumulation of top quality stock, due partly to
the hot weather and partly to the competition OF
cold storage goods Extras were 1c lower at
34hc pound offers to sell at that figure.
Cheese was quiet and unchanged
On the exchange 40 cases of extra eggs were
sold. 20 going at 46c and 20 at 461ac dozen.
Receipts were "a 500 pounds OF butter, 10 500
pounds of cheese and 9S4 Of eggs
The following the official quotations estab-
lished on the floor OF the dairy exchange Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations, generally range from lie to &c
higher, owing to the various charges to be added
BUTTER, PER POUND
Grades Oct: II Oct is Oct. 10 Oct. 20
Fresh . extras s5sc s5d sS.ac sSa sS1ae SAFE
Seconds .29c 29c 2ec 2ac
Extra storage. .3O15c 30lAc 3Oihc Sole
Cheese-California fancy fats. lie per H.
steady; do frsts. 1515c, steady; do seconds. 49,
frsts. SIC. firm; Oregon fats. 16kc firm; Cali
rornia storage fats, 15c. steady; Wisconsin daIs-
les. ISc steady.
Eggs-califOrnia fresh. per dozen. cases In
cluded
Grades Oct. IT Oct. IS Oct 10 Oct. 20
Firsts .. 42c 42c 42e ,Sc
Seconds .30c 30c soc 30c
Storage extras..3oc SOC SOC zoe
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Oct 20--City creamery cubes
- afr
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Minneapolis Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct 2O.-wheat-December.
8. .osh a %; May. 81 1-osSs g ;os1s No hard
S1.06I: No. l northern. $1.05G al. .0512; NO
northern. $1-01@1.0 0313: No. white, 9ec4$1O2
Corn-So yellow. asa Acc.
Oats-No. white. 29a4 G305tc.
Rye-No. 2. 7115 G721ae.
Flax-Closed at S2641@.
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DuIufh Flax

DULUTH Oct. 20.-Flax-On track, S2-66
to arrive. So. 65Is: October. So Sc asked; Novem
ber. s2.651a asked; December, s25915; May
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s1s acc per ID for steers, s0s15c for
cows and heifers.
VeaI-9@elac for large and 91a @1Oc for small.
Mutton-Wethers, 9@91ac; ewes, s1agec per
pound
Lamb-1oh 611c per Id.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-13lsc for light and II
@121ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
per lb; under 900 lbs, 5@5Ac; second quality,
all weights. 4%@5c; thin, undesirable steers,
4@4hc.
No. cows and heitkrs, AZ @4hc; second
quality. 4@4Ac; common, thin. undesirable cows.
3A @3Ac.
Desirable bulls and stays, 215G2Ac; half fat
or thin bulls, 2@24c.
calves-Lightweight. per lb, So @6c; medium.
81 a size; heavy. 1850
Sheep-Desirable wethers, Az @415cs ewes, 4
@4Ac.
Lambs (per lbl-Unshorn lambs, 666Ac-
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 40
to $50 lbs, 9Ac; 250 to $50 lbs, SA Csc
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New York Money Marke

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Money On call steady
sQ3A per cent; closing bid, 3; offered at 81 ;
ruling rate. 81.
Time loans, easier 60 days. 4@4s per cent;
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Dectduou. and Citrus Fruits

Apple handlers reported better marKet Lor
fancy fruft Yesterday fine four tier NewtoNh
pippins and bellehowers being frmer on more s a.
tive buying for local consumption FTices IL Av
both descriptions were 10c box higner, oue
most receivers were backward about advencins
quotations they figured that tne posieis1r ~ ~
the market was not very StrcnS One- --.ofI
grapes remained weak for both large ana snian
packages. The principal receivers were catIyln
large stocks and willing 70 MAKE cguSeS
sions all varieties but the Isabella FriSes
for hgs were Irregular owing 20 tne pr ths Yam
of most OF the offerings owing 20 tne s- W Ill
weather citrus fruits and strictly me nnsaes
melons were in good request at steady prices
Strawberries-S4d5 per chest
Raspberries-$4 5066 per chest
Observation-Disclosures per ID
Cod. $7-5o6S per bbl for early black and 500
o. for late Howes-
Apples (per box)-Faney tier red. eoc@si23:
do Az tier, 65@S5c Newtown ptpplns 9Oegg
Pears-Winter NeIIis S1-25@1-50 per box
cooking varieties 5Oc0S1 per box
Quinces-75c@s1 per box.
Plums-Late red. 50c6$1 per box
Figs-75c6S1. .25 per box
PersimmonS-S1 1.25 per box
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for small and S1GI.oO
for large boxes.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 50cd$1.25 per boz.
I5c for other varieties: large boxes, muscat
75c9s1. .25; tokay. 50G75c; seedless. 9125;
black. 5OG65c; cornichon. 75c9s1s verdel 75c@
81: wine grapes, s12d18 per ton for Zinfandel
and Ss01O for Mission
Citrus Fruits per box)-valencia oranges.
s3 T5d4 for fancy: $393-5 so for choice and 81 so
az for standards grapefruit. S2-5064 Tor seed
less; lemons. s5@6 for fancy. SS.5OQ4.5o for
Sc. 5O67
Tropical Fruits-Bananas 75c6s1.T5 bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. S2G3 for Central
American; pineapples, s2.5O@35O per dozen.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
MINING STOCKS
aoldfeld Consolidated and Nevada Hill

Goldneld Consolidated and Nevada Hills were
the active mining stocks yesterday. The
merger closed the day at $S, against ST. rs
on wednesday Nevada Hills sold up to $3.50,
but closed back at $245. against 1928 on
Wednesday There was activity in Belmont.
About IA 900 shares of North Star sold at 667c.
The Comstocks suddenly became very quiet,
and prices showed no particular change from
the preceding day.
The mill report Of the Tonopah mining COM
pany for the last week shows that 81 out Of the
100 stamps have been dropping constantly,
s21 80 per ton The bullion shipments consisted
Of 81 bars OF bullion, valued at $53. 800, and IS
tons of concentrates valued at $1,000, making
total of S70,500. An average extraction of 93
per cent is recorded.
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total shares sold.

fAllis-ChaI LIST 5s. TSlA
Amer Agricul IS. 102A
Amer TAI cv IS. 1045s
Amer Tobacco IS. S0%
Do 6s ..-....-.1 .106L
sArmOur 4i5s -. e2A
Atch gen As ....- 9S%
Do cv IS ....-i07
Do cv IS ...-.1o9
Allan c L lst IS. SEX
Bslt & Ohio 4s.. 9S%
Do 35xs $500. y2i
Do s " 31as.. 80
Brooklyn Tr cF IS SAX
Central Of Ca IS. .I07 Is
Cent Leather 5s. 93%
CRR OF NJ gn IS. 1874
ches & Ohio 41as-l02A5
2 Do ref SIS ...-- 93L
Chi g. Alton 3sss. 711a
c. B & Q joint As 96A
Do gen As .... 81 a
Ma StP gn 315s 93
C.RI& Pac col As 75L
Do refdg IS. - e915
4olo Indus 5s- 1919
Gee Midland IL. 80
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Potatoes, Onions and veretaI

The Gamers came to the assistance of vera
table receivers yesterday and took large lines Of
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New York Bonds

Int Met 41ss -. SIX
Int Mer Mar 41zs 66L
Japan As ...-... SS%
Do 4ks 1900. e5%
Kan City So 1st 3s 73
( L Shor deb 4s.1e31 e3k
1 L & \ unified zs. eS
NJ. X & Tex LIST IS 81
Do gen AIS -. s6
NO Pacific 4s..... rs
Do cv Is ctfs. 9355
MR. Of Mex aus. 941
N Y c gen 3ns. 50
Do deb IS -. 94lS
Ny. .NH& II CIV 6s. .135
Nor & W Ist con4s s81s
Do CIV As 100%
Nor Pacific As. .1005s
10 S Line rfdg As. s3k
Pa cv 31zs, 1915. e6A
Pa con As .......103%
Reading gen As. 8s%
ST L & S F fg As. 81 Y
Do gen 5s ..... 81
st L S W con As. 75h
Do LIST gold As. 81
A L Is. 7IL
$50 Pacific col 4s.. 90
Do cv As ..-- 80
Do 1st ref 4S.- e5
So Railway 5s- .109
DO gen As ..... z6x
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STOCKS ADVANCED
BY CROP REPORT
Wall Street Dealings More Than
Usually COngested in
United States Steel
Railroads Credited With lnten=
tiOu TO Place Liberal Orders
After the Election
New York stock List

New York Stock List
L F. Hutton & Co.. 40 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
uish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Portland Butter Market
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
+ Special Dispotch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, Oct 2O.-City creamery cubes
35G36c; prints, 31d3115c store. 23m24c
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Over years old range from SIS to SIS lower.
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type, with age. bone conforma-
tion and style, to command extreme quotations.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
Fresh eggs higher and butter was lower
Yesterday. the nrice changes in both lines being
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Chicago Discount Rate
Northern Business

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Exchange on New TOT
sc discount.
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, Oct. 2o-1o:3o a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
p;d 81 Rid Ask
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE

Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock exchange yesterday:
COAfSTOCKS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Williamsburg Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
williamsburg. Va, March 5.-Mrs.
John L. Mercer entertained at sbrldse
Monday afternoon. Those playing
were Mrs. r. NJ. Smith. Mrs Herbert
Lightfoot and Misses Annie Condlt
and Cora Smith.
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard gave ain :
ner party Monday afternoon In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lightfoot,
who left Thursday oraLeesburs, atter
d visit to relatives here.
Mrs. E. G.. Booth and Miss Clara
Booth will leave tomorrow for their
home in Blackstone, after spending
a month at the Colonial Inn.
Miss Nab Stubs has been the guest
of Miss Carrie Green, in Norfolk this
week.
Mrs. Margaret Bisland. of Carter's
Grove, is visiting relatives in New
Miss Ella Pitman will leave soon for
Il wnchburg. where she will be the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Howard.
from two weeks visit to relatives
In Richmond. s.
Miss Genevisve Hall. OF Richmond. Is
visiting her brother; professor, =. L. L.
Hall, Of William and Mary.
Mrs. II. D. Cole returned this after;
noon from Norfolk. where, she Vlslted
her sister. Mrs. b. 7: Lamb:
Mrs. Peyton Randolph Nelson mas
returned TO her home, near Rlchmond,
after Visit to her sisters, MISSES
Mary and Charlotte Garrett.
Hugh S. Bird left to-day for Nash-
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Bueaa Vista Social News.
snecial 10 Ihe Tlmes.olspatch

Especial to The Tlmes- OIspatch.l
iBuena Vista. Va. March 5.-The
members of the annual staff OF the
Southern Seminary. gave very en-
joyable entertainment at the semi.
nary on Saturday evening. a good
audience was present, and the enter
ments was very much enjoyed.
Walter Bradley Trippe is booked TO
appear at the seminary on next Tues
day evening. Mr.. Trippe Is a member
of the faculty OF Emmerson College
of Boston, and his humorous lectures
are always enjoyed by &c who hear
them.
Atteachers' institute for the teachers
of Buena Vista and Rockbrid go coun-s
tS will be held at Glasgow on March
II and u. number OF speakers will
I be- present. and the entire corps Of
steachers from the Buena Vista school
will attend.
Miss Roszelln Johnson, of Upper-
VILE, who has been the guest OF Miss
Beatty at the seminary. returned to
her homo Friday.
TT. S. Brown. of Roanoke. spent sew
eral days In the city this week. hav-
Ing been called here by tho death Of
a nephew. vs.
Miss Maggie Brown, who has been
spending several months In New j err.
sey, has returned home. IS
Miss Alice Barger, who has been
a student at the sem: ry for the pas T
session, left for her homo in Raltt-
more Tuesday, and next week she.
will sail from New York for Europe. y
Mrs. Fl. D.. Ford. of Philadel phia. and
Miss Ella Read, spent hlonda IN
LynchburE. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
DAINTY FOOD
Turns Pale Cheeks to Pink.

Our best physicians Of the present day
seek 10 cure patients by the use Of food,
rather than heavy drugs, and this is the
,rue method, for all physicians agree that
nnlv from food can the body be rebuilt
MANY people fail to give.t their physicians
credit, for after living on poorly selected
~ badly cooked food for along time, per-
hans, and when their ailments become
chronic. they expect the doctor, with
some magic potency, to instantly rebuild
them. ~, -
mcthod is to turn as quickly as can be
from Door food to good. a young lady
Overt in Ohio says;
81 was variously treated for my nerves,
muscles, lungs, etc, but none OF the treat
n,ents gave me relief.
n About year ago my appetite failed
completely and began to have sinking
smells similar to fainting, then, took all
manner Of tones and stimulants. but they
were Of no effect. l#had been brought to
muit drinking coffee and taking Postum,
n its place, and gradually began to get
a little better.
.Somc one suggested that if l found
Postum SO beneficial | had better use
lIrapc-Nul5 looe!, 90 al''t,J WtIc &DOtll tlle
Crane Nuts food for breakfast, having
Postum with it. found the food Sc
dainty, delicious and appetizing that
always looked forward to breakfast viii
HShortly after commencing this die
4 the wretched pain in my side was greatly
relieved, and now, a year later, it5has9 gon,
entirely, also the sinking spells; in fact
nv pale checks have changed to pink,
.|harvc gained back more! than the twent,
hounds | lost, and am thoroughly Wcllsii
Read the little book, The Road /
5|Wellville, I'm pkgs, Theresa Reason,
Ever read the above letter. a ne,
! one appearsfrom time to time, The
i arc genuine, true and full Of humal
Interest. s5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
JusTIcE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
ny JOHN ELFRETn WATKINS.

Edgar Allan Poe argued case be-
fore Oliver Wendell Holmes the other
day In Washington. The scene was the
historic chamber of the Supreme Court
OF the United states. within the great
Capitol building, and the Poe mem
toned was the granddaughter and
namesake of the author OF The Ra-
ven" while the Holmes in question
was the son and namesake OF the
"Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table
the one being member OF the MARY
land bar and the other an associate
justice of the highest legal tribunal
OF the land.
This Interesting coincidence suggests
an inquiry as to VIVA, attachments are
brewsd today by tho blood OF our
great geniuses OF yesterday. and the
research may further test those oppos-
Ing pa8ims. Blood will tell and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

skctches and stories Similarly, Ma
thaniel Parker willis was the son and
grandson of writers, while his son,
Geological survey. has become well
known as author, editor, geologiat and.
explorer.
Great Actor Tnmiiicr.
oven ,yiater MIR ronnia !. novelist OF
.day prnhabi, ouT Popusaf hs ertistic
genius fran Eia rra ,tl,nother. the
sreai t-a,,,,,, Il np,hta MI ,ia great.
gramdfatier. charles K einble. Indeed,
his veins hold some OF the precious
blood which throbbed IN those or ms
great grand-aunt, Sarah stddons tue
land She as IS generally known, was was
me sister OF charles hei!1pc, ana no ~ iils
better known brother, John Phlllp.
T r,,ar ,arraed an af g., 10 thau
came TO the United States. bringing
with them their fascinating daughter,
Fanny, who played With her father
in our principal cities, the engagement
lasting for two years, after which,
at the age of TWENTY-FIVE. she married.
I'm philadelphia, Fierce Butler, q south
ern planter and son OF United states
Senator Butler, Of Georgia. The young
the ravishing young actress that ne
| had hired himself as member or ner
orchestra, In order to follow her from y,
place 70 pace After s iiv,ng hor amh ~ e
j
/ Georgia plantation, where they fell out
I over the slavery question, ana alter
| they mad been married fourteen Years
We're divorccd, on the ground OF ne ~
compatibility and her abandonment OF
him. the case standing entlrely non !, Q :,
crininis. She resumed her maldeli
name and spent the REMAINDER o. ne y
i life In 3LenoX, Mass. and Pnlladelph,la,
whence she toured the country " gix ~.
a. course OF ShaKespearean reaolmss
She also gained distinction as poet
4 dramatist. critic and prose VII
The Dnvcnports, Drcws md Booths.
Another az these great actor fami.
i ,tea xras thnt ~ tho bnvenports Flrs
thare w,aa t,dwara who played witt
Imnins Rr,,tms Rooth. who was popula
for Years in Boston, who delighted ais
ths ,snajish turing q tour Of their Isle
and VIC aained The reputation of bein,
4 one ~ the most finished actors OF hi
!. time. His wife, Fanny, daughter o
t tre l Ianden. was also player Of tai
i ant ami ~ ',uelr union was born Fan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Bowling Green Social News.
,ooia, tn The Times. Dispatch.l

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.l
Bowling Green. Va. March Mrs.
Richerson, Of Washington, Is yls1tlnS
her daughter. Mrs. Charles -. B q arc,
Miss Bessie lone, Jones mas re'uf''eu ron
9 tW. Broaddus spent a portion OF
this week in Richmond.
Mrs. Joel Haines has returned IRON
a visit to Washington and Baltimore.
u Miss Virginia Baker. after u visit to
,,a,. Friend. Miss F,stelle Collins, has
returned re. to her home in Frederick IS
n Mrs. Annie Coghill has returned TO
her home from visit to her mother.
Mrs NJ. Il. Peatross, N Nortolk.
Mrs William NJ. Cobb. after spend
Inc several days with her parents
here. has returned to her home IN
Washington.
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Remington Social News.

Especial to The Times DIspatch1
Remington. Va, March 5.-Mrs. P.
B. Lewis visited her mother at Inlet
last week.
yisitsa her father on A0A'as SAu
Miss coons. of Warrenton. and Miss
Mandy Gown. OF Midland. visited MISS
Jennie Strother, on Saturday and sun
Miss Jennie Willingham. OF Wash
ington, is now visiting her parents
There will be masquerade party
at the rink here on Tuesday, March
Miss Willie Campbell visited friends
at Midland last week.
Mrs. Richard Taylor and Mrs. Kyle
Butler visited friends at Calverton,
last week.
vile. visited Miss Ethel roster on
Saturday and Sunday. =, -
McGill Bower. of Amherst, Is visit
ing his parents here.
for n st r of some time in Richmond
Fredericksburg and Washington.
Miss Mamie Wilson, of Warrenton,
visited Miss Willie Campbell. on Sun
day. .-,,,,. - u,.rra,,ton
visited Miss Edith Willis last week.
Miss Edith Willis returned on Satur-
dav from Warrenton. where she has
been visiting friends.
visited his parents here on sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Shirley spicer and III.
! tic daughter. of amherst, are no"
| visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs Ludwick. OF Pittsburg, IS now
yisiting friends and relatives here.
We Understand that Mr.. .Boteler. Of
4 Bristersburg, has bought the farm OF
/ n. II. Hemp. OF near here. ana VIII
| move in shortly.
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ri concord va, Marcel, Or. II. Cross,
q student OF the II. NJ. A.. Bedtoru,
spent Saturday and sunday Win rela-
tives. cta,o,,,o,l
near This place, left for, Lynchburg..
Where she will be a Weekend guest
Mrs, Buck Wood returned home
Tuesday. after Weeks visit III
Lynchburg.
Miss lean Howerton has been at the
bedside OF her mother, Mrs: Bette
'lIowerton, near here, for the last two
weeks, Mrs. Howerton Is Slowly I'M
proving, GU !, :, q
10, school all OF this week, on ac-
nonnt Of being i'll. 1t Is expected she
viii start Monday. ~. !,
o. g. Cross, who went to,the l. .I en-
burg sanatorlun two Vests nsp III
treatment Is now ,mpr fow a vnu lis
pmother, Mrs, ID. III. Cross Is spendins
tha latter part of tho week Win Aln'.
richard Keesee, who resides ~
Crewe. was taken to his nome hehr
this place. TUESDAY, He nus nav 's'e
Miss Mary Miller. OF illinois 4 VINO q
is visiting at the home, OF MIS-. p l., y !;
n Mvnns, has been Very III for the past
few Weeks, but Is improvlng'
Miss pevona staples, VINO IN Fl HoW
m r11aa last IT, week, and VIII spend 9
mnnIh's vacation with friends and rel
\ ntiNes. r,,,n, ms ~.
\ Gently moved into town. 8renllhs 6tlle
cnton place. Mr. Atterbnry contem.
plates starting UP q tru sas1 ana po'tep z
ta Amhe widow uf pr, Sep Evans. who
was very prominent physlelan ~
his community. and who dlea seVeFa'