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FuRNisHEp RooMs-MooRHEAp

MRS. ATHERToN Of st. Louis, Mo-,
has leased the Lally block Moor
head; house has been thoroughly reno
vatel: steam heated furnished rooms
also for light housekeeping; 50 up.
Phone 450I4.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. APP
ply I'll Third avenue north.
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FOR sALE-coTTAGE.

FOR SALE-New seven room cottage;
will sacrifice If taken soon. Inquire
at 1909 Fifth avenue north. Phone
1322-I
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PRINTER WANTED--Feed weekly
state age, salary expected. Box SIT
Breckenridge. Mimi.
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FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms-Northside.

TWO SUITES of rooms for rent in the
Johnson block.
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CDec. s-15-22-2s.)
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WANTED-Expert boolxkeeper, who is
also stenographer; must furnish
best Of references; high salary. Adj
dress $50, care Forum.
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FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 CASH, $40 MONTH, WITHOUT
interest, buys ten-acre tract and
lot In the Everglades of Florida. near
Miami; land will double in one year.
Write for booklet; send money order
to Robert p Collins. Fargo, N. Oak.
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POSITIONS wANrED-FEMALE.
HELP WANTED.
Male or Female.

COMPOSER WANTED-At once, boy
or girl to set straight matter; must
have two or three years experience.
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HELP WANTEp--M.4LE.

HAVE KnAeas Printing - print 4.
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COLLECTIONS WANTED.

WANT D-Collections Of all kinds.
anywhere, have experience: a trial
will eonvince: reasonable terms. Adj
dress Drawer E.. Casselton, m. ID
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AGENTS WANTED.
statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-A good man to handle a
full line OF specialties and staple
goods. Address Sterling Hudson Co,
Elkhart, Ind.
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FoR SALE FLAT.
HOSPITAL.
FOR RENT-FLAT.
sALARY ANo IFuRNITuRE LoANs.

MONEY LOANED to honest employees
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential. Loans on furniture, pi-
amos etc, on the installment plan. w.
q. Mahon. loo Broadway. suite 8. Hum
sington block
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POSITION WANTED, by man with
a son and daughter, as foreman on
large farm; daughter to do house
work and son to help with work on
farm; can furnish the very best ref
erences. Address Fl. A. Bolser, Hope,
n, ID.
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Pc RsoNAL-!

WILL EpMlE ELLIS please write I'd
2T33 Bloomington avenue south, Min
neapolis. Mrs L. b. FL.
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HOME LAUNDRY.

THE sOuTHSlDE home iaurdy ii now
ready for business; we do rough dry
as we'll as ironing. Mrs. II. G. OfIlcer,
prop Phone 2191-L.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FIVE PASSENGER, good condition,
S6x3h tires. all good; 5000 if taken
soon. Lock Box 167.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR RENT--Store; newly remodeled;
best location. New Salem, N. ID.
VIM. Lehfeld.
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FOR SALE-A secondhand four cylin-
der thirty-tiv horsepower automo-
bile, frst-class condition. JOG F,f.h
street north.
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FOR SALE-Drug store in good farm
ing community, owner going south.
Address Maynard Home State Bank,
Maynard. MINI.
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roR SALE OR TRADE.

-.
FOR SALE OR tTl7ADE-6OO full
blooded homer pigeons; win sell
cheap for cash. Lathrop Bros, r. r.
D., NO 2. Phone 629-L.
FOR SALE or exchange for Dakota
or Montana land, $4,000 of Dakota &
Montana Telephone Co. s. per cent
bonds. Address No. 637. Forum.
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FOR SALE-One half interest in best
moving picture and operahouse in
the state; first $3.50 takes 1t, 5000 cash,
balance to suit. Address 651, care Fo-
rum.
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FOR SALE-One OF the best liveries
IN the state; for particulars apply
to A. j. Johnson, Kindred. N ID.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

I HAVE an eighteen horse Nichols e.
Shepard steam engine, with twelve
barrel tender tank on trucks, one six-
teen barrel water tank and 32x56 Min
neapolis separator with Parson feeder
and Fosston wind stacker attached. to
trade for a new or secondhand auto
mobile. What have you to offer. j. w.
Mahon, suite 6, Huntington block, Far
60, N. ID.
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BUSINESS OPENINGS - we have
seven Al good openings at Rudyard
for different lines of business; now is
your chance; we also have some good
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Reed Townsite Co.,
Rudyard, Mont.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALe.

sALEsLADlEs wanted at Five & Ten
Cent Store.
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Blacksburg Social News.
Especial TO The Times-Dtspatch

Blacksburs. Va. August 1s.-Following
the monthly meeting OF the local chapter,
Daughters OF the fConfedcracy. in her homo
Thursday afternoon. Miss LAURA Miller en-
tertained number OF friends in honor OF
her house guest, Miss Mary Ronald. OF
Roanoke. Miss Georgia Lancaster assisted
the hostess in serving rfereshments.
Mrs. Bruce TutwiIer chaperoned "a party
OF TWENTY-FIVE young people on hay ride
to the Yellow Sulphur Thursday evening,
whore they enjoyed the usual weekly dance
Tho Misses Bell, OF Pulaski are visiting
their aunt Mrs Mary Lou Black. here
Mrs. Black has Just returned from Y .
onth's stay at the Virginia Hot Springs;
Henry C. Froehling. OF Richmond, has
Joined Mrs. Froehling. who is at the home
OF her father, ]. x. Henderson for the
N. R. Patrick. W. E. Corr and q. I.
Berkeley former students OF the Institute,
have been spending the week here. 5g
"a ]. H. shultz aud family motored e, to
Lynchburg Wednesday, where Mrs. Shultz
and children will remain until September
Mrs. Paul B. Barringer has returned from
a leng thy visit to Raleigh, NJ C. Presid ent
5Barringer is now spending O few weeks
vacation In North Carolina. & SiAss } $9
q DR.. S. w. Fletcher. Dr.. w. b Elicit,
Profs. Mayo, H. L. Price and Lyman Carrier
attended the Farmers Institute at Peters
Miss Estolle caruthers. Of Lynchburs.,
spent the week here with Miss Mary Stirf. 8a
Mrs. r. G. Price and sons. OF the Miller
School, are guests OF Prof. and Mrs T. p.
ia m nbell - "a s5s35i
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Roanoke Social News.
She cIal q !, M The ri \ a;

Roanoke, Va, August 1s,--drs. N. D.. Filler
entertained a number OF her Roanoke
friends at her country home near the city
Monday evening, Her guests were Mrs s,
J. Evans Mrs ]. W. Sherman. Mr.. and
r. j.. Wright, Miss Jones. Mrs. Filler has
as house guests her mother. Mrs. NJ y a.
Campbell, and her sister, Miss Carrie Camp
bell. Of Lynchburg, and Miss Elizabeth
Richardson. OF Richmond. 5sss5s8
A delightful function Of the past week
was the luncheon OF which Mrs. .. w.
SFlickwir was hostess in honor OF Mrs.
.Abram p. Staples. OF Lesdn st ON.
u Mrs. r. P. G. sanderson, Of Ridley Park,
Pa, is visiting Mrs Fliekwir.s
Mrs. y. II. Morris. OF Rich mond. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. ~ NJ. Darnal! has
( Mrs. A. 9. Hopwood and her daughter
have returned from Springfield. Mo.,5 where
they visited relatives
81 Mrs. Walter Jamison Is spending some
time at Crockett Springs, ii
Mrs. "a. s.. Payne and her daugh liter are
Visiting relat!yes2at Mt. Aairy, N, g.
a visit Is Crockett Springs. IN Christians
Mrs.. R. q. Jackson has returned from .
visit to Mrs, Kegley n Wythq a1 x.
Misses Aarelta and Bessie ISL u ausss v lsft
Stewart NJ, Bucks family.
s Mrs, Charles Summer, OF washington. Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Reginald s.
Z Miss Mary q. Hale has returned from q
visit to MI Il W liam Ingles. In Rad ford.
y Misses Helen.s Aide and Ruth Meals loft
Thursday Tor Lynchhurg ito visit their sla-
ter. Mrs. AZ p. Petty I'M. Ii
burg, are guests of their brother, Joseph
3. Lacy. at Crystal spr!ng s. \.
& pr. and Mrs, y. csso dan simmons aud
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.Appo1nattox Social News.
Especial to The lTimeaas-Di.patch..

M Especial to The Time Dispatch.l
Appomat on. a.. August 4 8 Rev.
w, Murphy OF aSS PungoteaEue,
formerly OF App omat tox, was 3atvisItor
to the village this week. % Mr.. Murphy
preached at the Memorial Church'6on
Sunday evening. @ sS i5s IN!
Curtis Taylor celebrated his fiji
OF Ell.$S.y w. aylor. where about forty 81
his friends assemb led to enjoy delight
iful games and retreshm en ts -, s
elS Jerry Burke, 8 on Of Colonel Il. T.,
Burke, left for Hig bland Falls, N. q Y,
yesterday to prepare for the West
Point examtnatio ions in the winter. Mr..
Burke was the congressional n q p
ipointee fro mthts district, and has been
g student OF the APP omattox High
"a a union picnic OF the three churches
of the village was held yesterday at
the old Williams Grove. Quite a large
crowd was present, and the old. as
well .as8the young enjoyed the picnic
Miss Mis- Lula Gray y 1rby is visiting.
friends and relatives at Blackstone
North Carolina this Week. ls s'4 ~ l
58S Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, father and
;Farn,Yille, Mr., and ii Mrs. Guthrie are
from Burn EFT. Tex. and will spend
several mon his Nv tn fri nds and rela-l
itiyes in Virgins, -
pr Edward Rurge New 3 xo z !
al s,s
Mrs. r. e, i ones. OF hamburg, 9; 81.
was the guest of frs. Mary yyoolrt dgs
II lllA Nv y. ,S
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West Point Social News.
Tha Timas-plspatch

Special to The Times Dlspatch.1
West Point, Va, August 1S.--The
visitors to West Point ever since May
Isl q and many are here now, but the
tide seems to be turning. and this week
Witnessed quite an exodus :t'tll;I OF West
n On On ST tuesday morning Mrs William
III. Bell and nephew. Richard Bullard,
left for a few weeks at Mt, Ell lott.
Misses Annie and Leila McCannaaand
Charles Penn berton LETT on the twilight
excursion train Wednesday nj ght for
an extended trip. They went = e ], Alex.
3andria,s thence by steam er to M achodoc
Creek, on the Potomac, where. they
Joined their brother. WI liam McCanna.
ana will go on a sea-going barg e to
Boston and vicinity. They Will be out,
side n four days or more, g Ding and
coming. and have prepared to have g
good time. They will be gone several
ne me house party 81 Miss Lillian
Roberts. broke up Thursday .the mem i
bern going to Baltimore, New York
and elsew mere, N iss r. Oh srts ana her
mot her i eft Eric az with Clay Roberts
on his coastWtse vessel, Lil " 5OWlngs.
to cruise az far as laurel. Ie and
athey!sw II be zone some line. SS
Misses Mary and Jessie penmead
s1eft this week 70 pay. anE % nded visit
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n washington, Baltimore. Alexandrl

q { G. 4
In Washington. Baltimore. Alexandria
and Colonial Beach, on the Potomac.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Leath are spend
Ing some time in Richmond.
Il, Mrs. Fred Woodward is spending the
week with friends and relatives in
New Kent county. 35
Mrs. A. ]. Crane, who has been visit.
Ing her father. Mayor a.. w. Eastwood,
here, since July i. will leave for Nor
folk on Monday to spend a while. Then
she and her two sons will return by
September 1 to her home in Omaha,
b, Mrs B. w. Hefterron. who has been
on quite an extended visit to Mrs.
5Crutchfle1d. her sister.in-law. atykVVtn-
term in the mountains Of N orth Caro-
lima. .!s e AZ
Mrs. j.. Powell Garland and her
mother. Mrs A. P. Richardson. are sum
smering at Crockett SPRING
s5aS Mrs. Ada NIarston. after a pleasant
month spent with friends in Richmond
and several weeks wi til relatives at
Plain View, in King and Queen has re-
turned to her home here. 8ss5;
Mr. and Mrs. !. E. Curle will spend
next week in New Kent. near Lanexa.
a MISSES Been 9osr Ryss 9
ibreezes. Beach Park, and the 7courtestes
ct many ri end s, left Nv ednesday for
their home in Baltimore.
MISS Bessie Durham. who has been
the guest OF Miss Mae Owens, will re-
turn to her home in New York next
Monday. Vt 8$55.
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Buchanan Social News.

Especial to The Tine Dispatch
Buchanan, Va, August 13.--Mrs. y:
5B. Gabbert was hostess of o elightful
house party at Balcony Falls Inn. Bal-
icony Falls, the past week. The day.
light hours were whiled away byisWtu-;
ming, driving and walking, and the
evenings were devoted to hrtdEer
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs, Is u. MI tohell, Of Blooming tom
Constance. who has just graduated
with high llonors at sleyan Jn Y
verslty; Mrs, g, II. Daniel and son,
NJ, b, Campbell Miss Wilkins. Mr.. Nc
jInughlinS and 4 w. c. fSours. of Lynch
burg, Miss Kathryn Wise. Of Selma.
Ala; 3 Miss Leo brick, Of El kton. and
Miss Evelyn C'onann, of El tftonS Forge.
Mrs. Ashton Harlan and two chil dren
OF Washingt D. e.: IRE syisi ng felas
Btives In this place 10.
several days this week In town, n he
guest Of r.. w PeerY. on Main Street..
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Wytheyille Social News

Especial to The Tdmes-Dlspatch.ls
,Wytheville, Va, August I 3.-Atr. and
Mrs James H. McGavock entertained a.
large number Of friends at cards We'd
8nesday evening, at Fort Chlswell. In
honor OF their house guests. Misses
Margaret Hays, louise $McGavock, and
Louise Henderson. OF Nashville. Tenn;
"a Miss Helen Otey was the hostess
Of a charming cotillion{ Monday evening
at the Fourth Avenue Hotel. given
In honor OF Misses Katherine Pinner.
of SUFFOLK Louise ana Lucy Williams.
OF Richmond. III .3 s5ss35f
a Mrs. Mamie Heuser entertained quite
a, number Of friends al bridge Sat
surday evening IN compliment to her
guests. ltssos Helens AIcIvor and Sue
Richmond. OF Spartanburg. S. q.
NJ ] ohm Il Russel1.S OF Alabama, Is the
cues OF his daugh ter. Mrs. T. Il
Dr. Eugene IS avis, Of Cha leston, W..
U.s. as Sislaang easss ana AFs saund
B Rev. w. EH e. Pend Teton. OF Spar
'tanburg. Is visiting his family. who
are spend Ing the summer at Mrs. Her.
man Fl euser'S, S sSsgs
Mrs. Charles Boyd and little son.
Stafford, returned Tuesday from HE.
visit several weeks 10 trGinias
Beach, S 4 "
Miss Mona White and Mr.. and Mrs.
jaime as Cabell pabney, OF Norfolk. ara
the guests Of Miss JAMIE Gibhoneys
5SssSs Miss Jennie Mo Hug b. lot tireenVtlle. a
IS. G., Is Visiting Miss ENNIS Oewel d tss
her home on Union Street.
Mrs. * enry Phil Hips and II tile daug
ter, III ler. Parrs o Marietta. Ga-.S q TO-
9at# their home on Royd Fl II.
n DR. w. IA. Dew. OF Lynchburg. IN
Visiting his nother Mrs. Y. ft, NJ
8for.5a few days. 5 s sa
guest OF friends IN toW'r q. y: ss' sSa
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Washington Social News.
[speclal to The T1mes-pispatch.

Especial to inc I1meS.OlSpatCo.1
washington, N. c.. August 13.-
Among the many social functions Of
tho past week, one of the most ems
1oyabIe was an informal reception and
dance. given at the Country Club at
washington Park. by Miss Katie
Blount 8Brag,lw, In honor OF her friend.
Miss Pattie Walser, OF Lexington. who
is visiting relatives in the city The
guests were met at Fowle's dock, by
tho gas boat Cora. under the command
OF Captain W Har r1,,h ana taken zen
were cordially received in the club
bungalow by the hostess and her guest
Of honor, Miss Walser. The dance was
given In the club dancing pavilion
Miss Carlotta Nicholson is entertain
ing small number Of friends alta
house party at her home on West Main
Street. The following are her guests:
3Garna Clark, Of Enfield. 81 ls5I
Miss Carrie simmo ns dell ghtfully en-
itertalned at cards on last Friday
morning in honorIof her, guests Misses
Forbes, OF Greenville, and Miss Nc
,Cullers. OF dcCullers. The handsome
home, on the corner OF Main and sHar-,
Ivey Streets. was tatstefullyd corated.
pynehh
enjoyed six- handed feuchre, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Simmons a gain Rentertatned her
friends at the Country Club on Wed x
In honor OF her guests. Music was
Furnished by an orchestra, and the
evening proved quite g success. About
sixty guests attended, s3;s fsl Ss
is Misses J. and =. b Myers enters
tanned at bridge on last II Fl idays :,
sing in honor Of Misses Geer and
Knight, Of Baltimore. who are the
quests OF Mrs, !. q r.. Hoyt, in this city,
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Farnlville Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl

Special to the 1lmes-Olsps1ecA.l
q Farmwlle, Va, August 1s.-Daniel w. ellis.
OF Crewe, has been spending several days OF
this week with relatives in Farmville.
DR. q. ". Morton and family. OF Fort
Worth, Tex. are visiting relatives IN Farm
willie.
Mrs. E. w. Hardaway and daug liter,
Catherine. OF Lynchburs. are visiting IN
n II. T. Norris. of4 Henderson. N. 4 c. is
spending some time with Farmyille rela-
stives. ii sJssssI sslssssss z ty l
s. Mr. and Mrs D 7. Elan. who have been
some time ut the Greenbrier White, have
returned home. sSil s9S s94gs3 ts u
~. 6. Johnson has besn on q visit to his
brother. R. 4. johnson. at his county home
near Sunny Sid W. Il 4 u. .s
IS Mr.. ana Mrs. +. w. Morgan and little
son. OF Birmin CHAM, Ala. arc in the homo
.yille.. 3311I71
Misses Rosa Kennedy, OF Amelia. and
Charlotte Eaton. OF Norfolk. are guests In
the home Of K. II. Cowan.
Miss Falaom Clark. of Rtchmond who
Farmvllle. returned home last Sunday.
e Misses Rob and Janet Nicholson. of
,Crewe, have been guests this week In s tho
home Of Mrs. Mamie Morton.
& Mr. and Mrs. George w. Turpin,e Of Rich-
rnond. arot visiting In the home ,of and
Mrs. Colin Stokes, near Farnlville.
z Miss MadalIne Sha ner, OF Il I.ynchhurg. IS
a. guest OF Miss Agnes Burg
Miss Louise Twitty, Of suffo lk. is visiting
her cousin Mrs Nv lliam ]. ellis,
resided in Farmville the past few years.
have gone s to Il Richmond to make their
future homo. st{t5 iSs a y 5
5Dr. ~ d. tJarman. president Of the State
Female Normal School. has gone TO- South I
west Virginia to enjoy part Of his vaca-
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Winchester Social News. .
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. /

y u
j Winchester. Va. August l8.-Mrs.
Edward Wills. Of Richmond. and her
sister. Miss Katharine Fauntleroy, Of
St. Louis. who have been spending
some time at the Winchester Inn, have
returned to their homes.
Miss Amy Spurrier, daughter OF Cap
tain ]. 2. Spurrier. Of Winchester. has
gone on visit to friends at Hot
Springs.
George W. shull. wealthy land
the home Of his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Shull, in Win
chester.
Mrs. Ell Reinhart and son, Of shep--
herdstown. w. Va. are visiting at the
home Of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. II. Berry. in Winchester.
as Miss Mar orie Reardon left Winches-.
ter this week on a visit to friends in
Washington and Alexandria.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Phil H. Gold. Of Win
folk and Richmond and vicinity.
Mrs. Charles M Hart and children
have returned to Clark sburg, AZ. a.
after spending several weeks with Mrs
Harris parents. Rev. and Ie a! MIS-. = onn
Miss Cora Cain left Winchester a.
few days ago to visit her sister, Mrs.
Oliver Bright. in Portsmouth.
s 5 Mrs. T. w. Harrison, who has been
has returned to her home in sVVinches-s
Miss Edna Seal has returned to Bal.
stimore, aft ter visiting Of the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. Harry N. Baker In W In 4
s 81 Z. 55S III. s
81 Misses Eliza Meade. Ruth Curtis and
Mildred Seymour. OF White Pos t.who3
have been visiting friends In Wash
5ington.3 have gone on 9 trip Of amontl,
to tchmond. Nortolk, an 9 .yl IL
has been visiting at the home OF her
father, u. H Conklyn. at Rippon, J eff
81 Dr. Sc'i and Mrs u hn Randolph Graham.
OF New YorK ere y1sls'hs retas'Yes and
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd. y Of the
House Of D elegates, has res
turned to Richm ond. after spending a.
week at his home In Wtnchest ter. tf5l
their two boys have returned to Rock
lHill, S. c., after spending part Of the;
summer at the home Of Mrs. Roddey's
mother. Mrs. M. H. g. Willis, in Win
chester. MI ss n s lsass s iBsSSl
Ms Jemss gsfspszen has return
Miss Miss Lyla Wilson has returned Is.
Va. after. g visit to-
relatives ana frlenas IN Waneh ester.
is spending some time at the home 81
her son and dau law, Mr., ana
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd. In Win
chester, ~ l4 q mi
Mrs. Samuel 3. shearers and
her m her. Mrs. Ad elal de- ~, K ern, z a I
near Mtd q letown, has return
ed to her home In e hica 60, S5S
y Mrs, Higgenh 20 than ana Miss vir-r
gin1asS Tyler, Ct !, Rtehmond. have ar--
Of Mrs, ~ orence w heat. M u.s.
s DR., Edward 4 MEG lire, Of \ Richmond.
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spent few days with relatives and
friends in Berryville last week, before
sailing from New York on the steamer
Baltic for Europe.
Miss ElleE Barr has returned to her
home in staunton, after visiting rela-
tives and friends in Winchester.
Misses Ethel and Annie Fitzhugh, Of
Washington, who have been visiting at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. ] ohm Seal. in
Winchester, have returned.
Misses Lily and Edith Maphis. OF
Winchester are visiting at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stump, In Rad
ford. az
Miss Naoma Abbott. who has been
spending month with relatives and
friends in Winchester, has returned to
/ her home at Brandy Station
Mrs, William o. Wore has returned
to Clifton Forge after spending sew
Eeral weeks with relatives at her former
home in Winchester
Miss Katharine Glass. OF Winchester,
is spending some time in New FORK
with friends. NM
and Lewis Ma phts. Of Winchester. are
visiting relatives in Wilmington. d ell.
Mrs. Angus Crawford, OF San An
tonic, Tex, and her brother. George
ha2e ho
ter. have returned to the capital.
!3ss5 Mr.. 4 and Mrs. Henry II. Little and
Of Mrs, Littles mot her. Mrs. S. u.
Conrad, !. in Winches ter. iIs5s sa +
wv Davis Conrad, Of N York, spent
som s time with relatives and friends
IN Winchester this week. 5gs
Mrs. ~. 81. Carter. who has been
visiting relatives and friends In Win
tcompanied by Miss Margaret Walter.
s5i63Dr, and Mrs. Frederick t. Hyde, OF
Weston, Mass, who have been spend
Ing some time with rela tives in Win
chester, have gone to their uture4 home
Miss Margaret Gold OF st, Louis, "a
Visiting relatives and friends In VIM
chester. s8s ss B 55
Richmond. who is spending the sum
NOR at Orkney Sprtng So, passed part OF
the week with friends in inches.
ter. iS$ tsi 58
Miss Margaret schwenolx has return
ed to Petersburg, after, visiting Miss
Margaret Lacy, at her homo in Win
Mrs. Edwin s.. links, no has been
Visiting her brother -in-l aw and sister.
Senator ana Mrs. ARo bert award. in
sWinchest err has retur ed to her home
8'-sD r. r. a, Irving, OF Rich mond, and,
r., Page Irving. OF New Yorls, were
recent Visitors n at the home Of Rev
and Mrs. James Gram rer. Il In Winohes-i
4 Mrs, T. M. Robson ana little aauigh-,
ter Of Wildwood. have gone on a visit
to- Mrs, Robeson's mother, Mrs. Mare
sdith. at her home In Stafford county
ltimore, have been visiting relatives and
friends IN Winch ester. $aSl N 5'
Mrs. Juliet Al AIcCaw,5 OF Nv IN 81, ass
ter is spending q MOI th at Cliftoni
Springs, !. sSa II A 5s z,