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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

"A county meeting of the
Farmers Union is being held in
town today.
Quiet a number of teachers
from various sections of the
county are in town today for the
county examination.
There will be an oyster
supper at Iona school house. near
Fairmont, tomorrow night. The
public is cordially invited.
Miss Artemesia Rozier has
been quite sick at her home OF
Fifth street for several davs and
her condition is not thought to
be much improved today.
Just to give some idea of the
volumn of business being done in
town, the McAllister Hdw. Co.
has received five solid car loads
of hardware within the last two
months, to say nothing of many
small shipments.
Mr.. Mckay Byrd, of R. F. D.
No. 5 from Lumberton, Who was
a Lumberton visitor yesterday,
says that Mr.. w. B. PurneIl killed
a rattlesnake recently that was
equipped with double fangs three
quarters of an inch long. His
snakeship was 5 feet and A inches
long, IL inches around at his
largest point and had II rattles
Invitations reading as follows
have been issued:
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Kernodle
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Sarah May
to
MIR. James Dick Proctor
: on Wednesday. the twenty sixth Of
October
, one thousand nine hundred and ten
at half after two O'Clock
> Christian Church
, Graham. North Carolina
Miss Kernodle isanaccomplish-
ed young lady who is wellknown
in Lumberton, the home of the
: groom to be. Further particulars
in regard to this event will be
l given in a subsequent issue.
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Now is The Time to Register.

The egistration b,cks were
opened last Saturday, the 9Th,
and will be kept open until SUM-
set Saturday, October 29th, every
day except Sundays. The regis
trar of each voting precinct is
required to keep his registration
book open from 9 o'clock a. m.
till sunset each day, and on each
Saturday during the period he
shall attend with his registration
books at the polling place of his
precinct. Now is the time, before
the matter is overlooked. for each
citizen who is entitled to vote to
see that his name is properly en-
rolled.
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WITH THE CANDIDATES.
Lifting I'D Voices and Tanning
the Air Before Small Crowds
Better Crowds Expected.

The candidates, both Qemo-
cratic and Republican, began
Monday on their canvas of the
county, making their appoint
ments with the sheriff on his tax.
collecting rounds. They met
Monday at Kingsdale, Tuesday
at Orrum, yesterday at Barnes
vile, and today they are at
Rodgers store.
50 tar there has not been much
doing, as TAR as the crowd is con-
cerned. 1t has been the candi-
dates and just a few hearers,
the candidates being somewhat
IN the majority. At Kingsdale
Monday, the beginning of the
campaign, there were Is candi.
dates and IA hearers" at Orrum
1t was about the same and at
Barnesville yesterday the crowd
was lot SO good; but the candi-
dates are game and do their talk.
ing just the same and in fact
some puff and blow, rip and rare.
as If the audience consisted oil
voters by lthe thousand, and il
might be said:
Of the Republicans, there's Taylor ant
klnlaw,
The great and noble expourders of tn,
| law,
Who avail themselves of every sinel
minute,
Paving the dirt; but there's nothin,
in it.
They will be at Alfordsville to
morrow and at Rowland Satur
day. 1t is expected that tn
crowds will be larger for thes
appointments.
The sheriff says that the Stat
Treasurer is calling upon him fo
the State taxes and that h
would be greatly pleased to b
troubled" with a few more O
the taxpayers than are comm,
out at present. The cash
, wanted now.
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SADDLE TREE NOTES.
Meeting of Woman's Missionary
Association--Good Work of
Betterment Association-Per-
sonal.

Correspondence of The Robesonian
Lumberton. R. F. D. 2, Oct.
II. The coming and going of
the people for the past week
have been many and we will not
try to mention them all.
The Woman's Missionary AS
sociation met with Saddle Tree
church Oct. 5th. 1t was we'll at
tended and they have had a very
successful year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Gray, of
St. Paul, spent Saturday and
Sunday here visiting relatives.
Miss Nellie Bowers, of CASTOR,
the principal of our school, ar
rived Saturday, and is boarding
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. McPhail.
School opened Monday with very
bright prospects for a successful
term.
Mr.. S. O. Willis and little son
and Mr.. White, of Rozier's, at
tended church here Sunday.
Messrs. j. B. Humphrey and
D. H. McPhail attended Sunday
school at Unity chapel, three
miles above Red Springs, Sunday
evening.
The betterment association mas
purchased some tables, chairs
and other furnishings for the
school house here. The associa'
tion is doing much for the i'm.
plovement of the school property
mere.
The Farmers Union held its
regular meeting Saturday eve
ming. The Union is doing a gooc
WORK, as we see it.
Mr.. Arch. McDufie, Mrs. F. P
Humphrey and Mrs. C. j. Bigg!
spent Thursday in Lumberton OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mert. Ora!
visited Mrs. Gray's parents a
Elrod Sunday.
Miss Mary Conoly, of Re-
Springs, was a visitor in Saddl
Tree Sunday. JUANITA.
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The A. & R. Railroad Co. has
erected a concrete wall fortify-
ing the lot of Mr.. w. H. Bullard,
near the A. C. L. depot, which is
a valuable improvement to the
lot and surroundings. The con-
crete blocks were furnished by
the Cumberland Concrete Co. and
the contractors were Messrs,
Chas. Muse and Alex. Fort.
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Death of Mrs. Marinda Lewis,

Mrs. Mar;nda Lewis, who had
been making her home for fifteen
years with her nephew, Mr.. ].
A. Branch, on Third street, died
Tue sday night at $50 o'clock
after an illness or five weeks.
She was about IS years old. The
uneral service and interment
took place at the family burying
grounds, near Bellamy, yester-
lay afternoon at 3 O'Clock, the
service being conducted by Rev.
/. P. Hedgpeth. Mrs. Lewis
vas the last member Of her
iami!v, seven OF whom have
lied at the home o. a.r. Branch.
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Messrs. White & Coughs Ele-
CANT New Store Front
Growing Business.

The new front for Messrs.
White & Coughs big department
stores has been completed, all but
a few finishing touches, and it is
a thing OF beauty. There is not
anything OF the kind handsomer
in this part OF the State. A
marble base runs the width of
the front. The large show win
dows are of plate glass, with
mirror backs, and the floors of
the show windows are of hard
wood, the mirrors giving the
floors the appearance OF being
twice as large as they really
are. Ine molding and trimmings
are of copper and above the
show windows are windows OF
ieaded prism glass, the panels
being of Washington pressed
brick. The corners are OF In
diana Bedford stone, the trim
mings Of the corners and front
being of the same material.
Large steel beams across the
front are supported by steel
columns on granite bases. The
second-story windows are Of
polished plate glass. A gal.
vanized cornice crowns the whole,
with four galvanized pedes tails.
The unsightly telephone pole that
stood in front OF the entrance
has been removed.
Only a bare outline has beer
attempted in the above. To be
appreciated this beautiful from
should be seen. 1t is credit tt
this enterprising firm and to the
town.
From a small beginning a few
years ago Messrs. White & Gougf
have been continually enlargin@
their business until now they oc
cupy $4,000 feet Of floor space
The old telephone office has beer
moved to a corner room on tn
side next the court house on tn.
second floor and the room former
ly occupied has been turned int
a wholesale drygoods department
by Messrs. White 4 Cough, ant
the large room formerly used b.
the mayor and town commits
sioners is now a wholesale sho
department.
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HOPE MILLS NEWS.
Church Services-New Pastor
!, Called Valuable Improve
mer.t-Personal.


CORRESPONDENCE OF The Robesonian.
Hope Mills, Oct. 1O-Mr. F.
A. Culbreth is all smiles: it's a
son.
Mrs. Tom Williams, of Rock
ingham, is here this week visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Phillips.
Rev. ]. D. Pegram is conduct
ing a series OF meetings in the
Methodist church here this week.
Mrs. Dave Blue and Mrs. Colon
Shaw, Of Seventy-F>irst, were
pleasant visitors at the home of
Mrs. Berta Bodenhamer last
week.
Mr.. M. A. Mclean, of Roslin,
has opened a livery-stable busi-
ness near the A. c. L. depot.
We welcome Mr.. Mclean to our
town.
Morning and evening services
were conducted in Christ church
Sunday by the pastor, Rev. N.
G.. Duncan. Mr.. Duncan is an
excellent young man and is doing
a great work in this community.
His sermons are always interest
ing and to the point.
On Sunday, September 25th,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Averitt at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Aver
tits father, Mr.. O. H. Cain, of
White Oak, who passed away at
the age OF fifty-elght years. Mr..
Cain was for a number Of years
a faithful member of the Meth
odist church, and is survived by
his wife and two daughters, Mrs.
D. B. Averitt, of Hope Mills,
and Mrs. NJ. L. Cashwell, OF
Abbottsburg.
Mr.. K. A. Mcleod filled his
regular appointment at the Pres
byterian church Sunday night.
Mrs. Mcleod, who has been sick
for several weeks, is improving
her many friends will be glad tt
note.
The Baptist churches at Hope
Mills and Cotton have called Rev
l. E. Olive, OF Wade, to serve al
pastor for the ensuing year
Mr.. Olive is a brilliant youn&
man, having graduated at Wax
Forest at the head of his classe
at the early age OF nineteen years
He is now principal Of the Kinl
Hiram school. We are glad t.
welcome this excellent gentlema1
to our midst.
The choir Of the Hope Mill
Baptist Sunday-school went owe
to Massey Hi Sunday Afternoon
where they had been invited
take part IN a song service. !
great success and an enJoyabl
occasion have been reported.
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Mr.. Clarence Macarthur, of St.
Paul, spent last night in town a
quest of his brother-in-law and
sist-r. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Nc
Alll.rer.
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CONTEST GROWS
MORE EXCITING
Big Bonus Offer This Week.
5000 Extra Votes.

a lot Of past-due subscriptions on
hand and any one can get a list
of the names and get those SUBJ
scriptions. Remember that every
dollar for The Robesonian counts
1000 votes, and everybody wants
the paper, so all of you have an
excellent field to work in. Watch
for the first count of votes. The
Robesonian has a special" box
and can handle all that are turned
in.
Let all the goodness there is in
you materialize into one or two
year subscription. You need the
paper, citizens, and the contest
ants need your votes. If you
have not entered into the friend
ly interest of the contest you are
missing a whole heap Of fun.
Come on in; the water is fine.
Let us remind that being out
stripped at the first mile-post
does not mean defeat. Far from
it. 1t should act as a stimulant
and make you work ali the more
earnestly in the future than ir
the past. The contest is very
young yet-it's only three week:
Old-and new contestants art
coming in all the time; and the.
promise to make 1t lively fo
those in the lead now. Com,
down and make US call at tn,
office and we will gladly explain
our big contest to you.
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PARKTON PARAGRAPHS.
Telephone Exchange to be In
stalled S o n-A Birthday
Party-Personal.
Correspondence of The Robeson,an.

Correspondence of The Robesonlan.
Parkton, Oct. l1--Mrs. L. B.
IlmmOns left this morning for
South Carolina to visit relatives
for a week.
MIR. NJ. +. Underwood return
ed home last week from a busi-
ness "trip to Georgia. He is in
strong notion OF selling his farm
and buying in Georgia.
The Parkton graded school is
planning to take in the Cumber-
land fair.
We are sorry to report Mrs.
H. Welsh sick.
Mr.. w. j. Council, of Red
Springs, spent Sunday with his
brother, Mr.. R. +. Council. Miss
Rachel Culbreth is visiting rel
atives and friends at Goodwin.
Meta Mcmillan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. I. MCMILLAN,
was bitten Dy ground rattle
snake last thursday evening.
DR.. Currie Was quickly sum-
moned and the child Is now uut
OF danger.
| Mr.. G. S. Macarthur and Miss
Mary Stuart spent Sunday after
noon in St. Paul. Miss Ethel
Williamson, OF East Lumberton,
spent Saturday and Sunday a,
home. Mrs. j. T. Nicholson and
lutte daughter, Ula, and Mr..
. Justin McNeill, of Lumberton,
: were visitors in town Sunday.
The latest enterprise in oul
! town is tn e telephone. More
than 81, 800 has been subscribed
, and at a business meeting las
mig mt several hundred dollars OF
} this amount was paid IN. This
) will be a great convenience Il
our town.
Last Saturday night large
crowd of young girls and boy'
were invited to attend a birth
day party at the home of MIR
| and Mrs. G. L. Beard in honor o
Miss Douglass sixteenth birth
Gay. Despite the rainy an(
foggy weather the folks begal
: to gather long before the ap
! pointed time.
: Inc evening was spent in play
: ing many interesting games, al
: creating much fun and laughter
: but the game trying" create
- greatest enthusiasm. It is playe
g this way: select long Wor
i with many letters in it, writ
S on a card, giving each guest on
I. card and pencil; have them max
!, as many words as possible fror
:, the original word; when all hav
!, COMPLETED their task, write nam
|, on opposite side and hand t
hostess for correction. The on
IS that succeeds m making tn
IS greatest number Of words receiv
n the prize. The words used on thl
IS occasion were sixteenth birth
} cay" 1t was tight race, bu
n after close consideration tn
l. Judges awarded Mr.. HERNIA
IL Cashwell the BOBBY, a bottle {
'. Hoytt's cologne.
Delicious refreshments o
cream and cake were graceful
:. served by Misses Alma Bake
e and Gertrude Harris. M c
/, crecit is due these charmln
l. ladies for their faithful work
y makli.g the evenlng indeed
s. pleasant Ole.
is Inc presents were many an
N beautiful.
1. The guests departed at lat
h hour, wishing Miss Douglas
le many happ, returns Of the da.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.
Mr.. A. L. Brooks at Court
House This Evening Govern
or kitchin at Red Springs
October 31-Other Speakers.

OSSOOSA ~ OSuCI 0PCohSAS'
Mr.. A. L. Brooks, of Green's
boro. former solicitor, Demo
cratic candidate for Congress
from the fifth district two years
ago, and manager of the cam
paign of Major Steadman, pres
ent nominee for Congress from
that district, will discuss the
issues of the campaign at the
court house this evening at 8
O'Clock. Mr.. Brooks is an able
and entertaining speaker and
should be given large audience
this evening.
Mr.. J. R. Blair, Of Troy, will
speak at Fairmont Saturday,
October 18th, at what time has
not been determined.
Governor w. w. Kitchin will
speak at Red Springs October
31st. Particulars will be giver
later.
AS has been mentioned in The
Robesonlan, Congressman II. l.
Godwin and his Republican op
ponent, Mr.. Iredell Meares, o:
Wilmington, have agreed on ;
joint canvass and will discuss tn
issues of the campaign at the fol
lowing places and times: Lilling
tor, October Oath. II a. m.
Fayetteville, 25th, II a. M; Max
ton, 25th, 7::30p. m.; Lumberton
26th, II a. M; Elizabethtown
9th, II a. m.; Weiteville, 28tt
II a. m.
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SICK isl.
Best machine oil at Jennings,
Neff & Co.
Miss Dorothy Stone is in Ptl-
laski this week.
j FL coley is offering some fine har-
vest King seed wheat for sale. See his
al on fourth page.
Cabbage has been moving
pretty. lively this week.
Hand painted china and cut glass, al
Hendricks.
Miss Cecil Painter is at home
after visiting for several weeks
in Pulaski.
Some nice lawns and thin dress goods
thai will be sold dirt CHEAP. Robt. G.
aankla.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T4Guy and
children took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. f. S. Doak last Sunday.
Rev VIM. .Prout, of Roanoke,
will preach at the Methodist
church Sunday night.
~ = 9f'la oaisoii 'ilu caiilsieA'
|of Abingdon are visiting Mrs.
e. G.. Hankla this week.
just received at Joe K Buck s. Co.'S,
q nice line Of Ladies Patent Leather
belts ana Belt Fms
Miss Mamie Dixon has return
ed from q pleasant VISIT to rela-
tlves IN New York state.
for your convenience we nave brought
our ian goods on now Jhey are selling
right along TOO A. q. hendricks.
August Simon. Of Baltimore.
is visiting relatives and friends
at Rural Retreat.
We have just reserved three car loads
OF pianos. Do you need one? Il SO,
go = = 80 80 80 20 - ''-a'
ae : = = Z - 70
Mrs. y. X. herman and chill
dren are visiting DIR. G.. w.
HERMAN at Newburn.
By buying our Fall Goods early we
got frst choice, lowest prices 50 we have
, D rI - now. eoA'e aus 500 '''eln' q
Misses Helen Germany and
Bonnie Tobler. Of Bristol. are
visiting relatives and friends
near town.
If you are looking for present Of any
klna Tor TREND, ours Is the place to
~, ,laa y we nave 'us' fe'e'Vs aI nlos new
= ~
''7Vo, !. : 90 = 0,l.y' -
rick was called awav 81 account
of liza daa+b of lie l;+tlo ~,
W. !. - ,,,o.,o.t - !. a;s,,os
and glassware. from the ehsapest to he
finest at Hendricks, that has ever struck
our tosn.
Our cup Of joy is now full and
overfowing @, Enrich, the
produce man from Montgomery,
Ala, has hit the town.
Rememher that we can sell
vo,, . standard sewing nachine
alta very low price with @ ten
wear guarantee. Gammons.
Il a,,.4;.o,,,o a., !,
~, ~ 80. = - 60 til -.
.la = : ~ boa+ 49,, :,
~ 80 80
for yourself.
Rinol;no, pos 81 pr;o+ol Oh
,,rdav 0ctohar * That dav
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ling her sister, Mrs, w. s. Miller,
at Groseclose.
Garland Keesling is at home
from Florida whore he has been
/ for some time.
/ Misses Annie, Pearl and Rosa
Rlludy, Of Radford, are visiting
friends in and near town.
/ Edd Netf is on his annual va
cation this week and Robt. Kin
/ der is carrying mail on route |.
Those slippers must go! Now is your
time TO get bargains. Prices cut in two
| Robt. c. Hankla,
/ Miss Merton Neff has accept
ed position with Robt. G. Hank
la.
Haven Hammer, of Bristol, is
visiting in Rural Retreat this
week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Hpddle are
having ssn outing III Bland coun-
| ty this week.
| NEW CLOTHING-I have just re-
ceived new lot OF clothing for fall and
winter, stylish and Of the best quality,
I Prices right. Robt. G. Hankla.
H. K. Coyner, who has been
absent several weeks, is at Hotel
Sprinkle again.
G. Wade Hufford, Of Wythe-
vile, is visiting his son, j. H.
Hutford, near town.
Joe Wilson, who has been
travelling III the south for the
Jennings Produce Co., is at
home this week,
Miss Nora Pafford, Of Chill
howie, stopped off here this week
onher way to Baltimore to visit
her friend, Miss Mary Stefey.
Mrs. Powers, Miss Lula Doab
and Clarence Doak of Bluefeld,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Baumgardner this week.
Samuel Sims, a Max Meadows
farmer, fell frona q street car in
Roanoke two weeks ago. He
died Monday from the effects Of
the fall aud other complications.
Rev. John Boring, one of the
best known ministers in the
Holston Conference, died at
Emory last Friday. He was
about 81 years of age.
The three churches OF the town will
hold union service IN the Lutheran
church Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
The sermon will be preached by G. B.
Arendall of The Anti-Saloon League of
Virginia. The public is cordially invit-
| ed.
| Read the new al of Robt. G..
Haflxla. He is selling his stock
Of slippers at sacrifice prices.
This is your chance to get all
new and latest style slippers at
cost and less.
| Misses Ella and Lizzie Comp
ton and Mary Robinet, Of Cove
Creek, Tazewell county, stopped
with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Kidd
last week on their return from
1.-THE Emory normal,
On account of rain, the public
meeting which was to have been
given last Sunday night by the
Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety was postponed until Sun
day, August IA, at 8 p. m. in
the Lutheran church. At this
time the thank offering boxes
will be taken up. All are in
vited.
/ Dir. j. Clyde Croft will leave
Monday for his old home in
1Giles county, where he will
spend some time with friends,
relatives and sweethearts. Du-
Iring his vacation he will visit
Richmond, Norfolk, Philadelphia
and other points. Mr.. Wygal,
of Roannke, will be in the drug
store in the absence Of DR.. Croft.
The guarantee of an old, well
known reliable house, near
home is worth everything to the
purchaser of a piano. The Hob
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the week with Misses Miriam
and Vivian Brown ON Black
Lick.
The Methodist Sunday School
held their annual picnic in the
grove near 0den Neff's residence
Wednesday.
Joe Corvin, of Bluefeld, and
his cousins, Misses Nell and Ruth
Butner went on the excursion to
Washington Wednesday.
/ Mrs. friedrich Doriot died last
Monday in Wytheyille, aged 81
years. She was born in Ireland.
Her husband and one daughter
survive
Joe Bishop and Clay Whitta-
lSer and Mr.. Bennett, of Crock
EFT, We're guests of Miss Mary
Neff and the Misses Walker last
Sunday.
1t is currently rumored here
that H. d. Spence will change
his name about the first We'd
nesday after the first full moon
after the 21st of September.
| The following, all Of Roanoke,
are guests Of Capt, and Mrs.
Chas. Baumgardner: Rev. VIM
| Proute and mother, Mrs. J w.
Robinson and children, Ella, Is
abel, Marion Hester aud Con.
Strike agitators from Pennsyl-
wanna and Ohio are at work in
coal fields at Dante, Va, and as
Ia result, several hundred men
have quit work. A general
strike is feared.
The following sports from
Black Lick boarded the excur-
|sion train Wednesday for Wash
ington: Dwite Ball, David Houn-
shell, Roland Grubb, Will Fish
er, Stanley Barnett and Chas.
Six.
Mrs. I'll. H. Godsey, Of Bristol
who was thought to be recover
ing from typhoid at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. S
Germany, suffered a relapse last
week. She is, however, better
again at this writing.
| Mr.. A. E w. Miller, photographer,
will be dong business at Rural Retreat
Gallery next Friday and Saturday, which
is his regular date, but owing to rush
of work in Pulaski, will not come on No.
% in a. M, but will arrive on No II at
noon. fyou want your picture taken
walk up.
There was q good game Of ball
here last Saturday between Chill
howie and the local team. Both
sides done their darndest," but
Rural handed the. visitors y large
and beautiful goose. egg4 to 0
in favor Of our dear boys.
Saturday, August Goth has
been designated as the day to-
clean up the cemetery at st,
Paul church. All interested are
urged to attend with maddoclxs,
shovels, scythes, forks, etc. The
entire day is to be devoted to
this much needed work. Come
aud bring your dinners.
The Black Lick Farmers. Club.
held their annual outing on
Wander's Island last Friday. A
number Of invited guests were
present and a very enjoyable day
was spent. One of the features
of the occasion was an address
by Dr.. Howard S. Reed, of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
The two-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Warrick died at
odd Town, Grayson county Mon
day. Mrs, .Warrick had taken
the little fellow there several
weeks ago with the hope that. a
change would be beneficial. The
funeral and burial took place
there Tuesday. Our people sym
pathize with the parents in their
bereavement.
Squire Deboe, P. snavely, Ed
! and HOl Neff wnra the Rio Fonr