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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-18

Kansas CitY.-lf Or. Hyde appeals
% the uupfams court. he wiii not
have 20 - to the psnitnntissy pend
ms action by the higher court Judge
LatEhau has announced The con-
Fiet"d physician 81 studying modi-
cine To jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-18

40 sane robber ever tackles
married man OH his way downtown
from mc.-r lorida Times Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-18

Baton Rouge. La Member Of
a.. general assembly NJ LJuifnun
will start Tuesday FOR Washington
to has before the congregational com
miit-es thc Nca Orleans claims us
the sltr for The Proposed Panama
exposition in 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-18

San Bernsraino.--Bert Mae, a
Santa Re special officer. ard David
Allison fought oct an old duel N the
midst o. the esntennisi throns las,
niaht Allison fell dead with four
bullets N his body. No one else
was hurt.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

~~~N~-~-o-N-~4N.~-~-0e 0~-e-o~c->-e~ees
10 Dan % Conner Headquarters =
station. VII call Al Tbs star sffas =
seventh aE. iaf1nrres he viii y ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-18

San Franeiaco.--Joseph Griffin. o.
Vancouver, 8. c., attempted 20 leap
out % an elevator IN the Palace ho-
tel today Ne was caught between
the top Of the door frame and the
bottom o. the eses Of the car and
crushed 20 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-18

oiIhsm. Ark - Mrs Wesley
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t{ELp WAN rED--MkLLss.,>~
N~N@s>-NNsNf~feN

p0Sr BE LONESOME
Interstate Introducing society; .srlilp
spectacle people only retAess. ~
agency Mans wealthy melss' rsrsss
crenccs given ard oenahoeN 4. ~
Introaurtlaua Hours g a. r. Va, -
SundaVs Included May paper vspagsi
ebl. Seattle office f4-ss
Hotel 1915 FIRST aN --l----..-- ~
WANTED Mon and wotiis &C. " q,
the barber trade Compiete ~ fsfa
Warts paid you while lesrrlhs LID =
school In tho west Gail
NsATioNAL BARBER eoll'S
sS WhshlnEten. 80 So Z
Wanted "A hustler 70 sske an ~
one of oar additions you al re
$500 per month ESpefienee -
sary. see G. ID Hlliman' r0S'N
BIDS end floor. ----------s,s -
Salesman 90 take our essn sstfl r..
Ing choica nursery stock ~, oisf.-
Capital city Nursery co. sA.s., w.. ,ssif
wASTFD-kv Pupils 10 az ID.
tare 81 this offer. Prot y MISTRESS
champion ballroom dancer .,s1,sfs 80
OF the world. w.Il g!Ve one anal y -
and ok class lessons tel ar 81 a
OF s. 90 This offer 500 ,seplnf q w
only. ClasrCs every FRIDAY ~ nsnci
priyats lessons by appointmeht s,xth y
seaderly at Labor Temple resdsif
tTniy.rsity 81 Both phones
phone. Ind !. ssls .-.--,-.,. : Tard ~
Second hand ,lothine teakN T. 80 =.
ioii pike ~ Main ssss ln alss Z. ' eessr
Wanted -iO Pcop,as ~ n, M sist
tunity Of "A lifetime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-18

Wright. Mrs Lfua Heath and eiN
children were drowned while trying
10 ford rhc swollen Goarattoi river
yesterday.
Taeoma.-Mr. and Mrs. Arlington
Johnson. % N. 2sth 81. we're taken
seriously ill after eating what they
supposed 70 be mushrooms last
night They are out o. danger 70
day.
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h'nfnDpiIc0n lepf,,,
inr i4 thc Orient ~ - Va
ahank at che Y NJ & or q
May z''h % s15 b nj Ff
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heart objected. Robert Mitchell. rc-
gardrd ur the best college pitcher
ever developed ln thc South. Wiil
abandon the idea 90 starring Boo thc
big leagues H. bad been offered %
tryout iH ths Chicago Nationals
There are 4,O4A glass factories In
Germany, employing s9.658 persons.
Ogden. Utah. james A Ryan.
pfirat who left the church 90 marry
H telephone RiFl "a ycar ago viii
serve i@ months ON the rock pijr
be- hays aa an pruancc Co regain bio
standing ir ihs church Re in nos
aut on bail Tor suEasiHg in a fist
fight with bic father lu-lh~
Though Japan makes pearl bot
tons, none % the natives use any on
their clothes.
New. York. Miss Illda Singleton.
daughter ct John Singleton "a
wealthy chinese. Was married yea.
trrdAy 90 John A Psuiry. an Amer
lean Her mother iH an American.
Eisht beys add sir rirls vefs barn
Nea York. clara Morris famous
nctrcrH Of "a generation ago has bad
a general breakdown and her condl-
tion 10 critical Ia addition she d.
threatened wfth biindncHH Miss
Morris lives az Yonkers
Olympus. - Fifteen more olyr.
plans lof; here to-day 20 settle n tho
Edmonton, Canada. district Near
~ 100 well 10 do cisiFsnn Of the
county have moved 10 Canada with
~ the pAsi year.
Ellsnsbvrn The city council Last
night passed an ordinance prohibit
ms The use % firrcrackcrt Of ans
sort Nithiu the city limits. and pro
vidrd a fine of sieo FOR ans viola
zion.
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wanted experienced $500 Z
for a large depart ment store 49,
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care The star ----------ss
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work call az Remis Bro, bss ~
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real estate. no experiences ns''
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North Tnhira. The Yakima city
flour NTH burned last niEhi 90 Yak
Tina city Loss. si6.oce. The min
siil be rebuilt
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rsar divsres earspiaiut. wsre flsd res
~rasY end @ns uahspPy couple irNsiiy
Oxford. Mise. Because his sweet
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Jake Hesisnaess he's put hisssf
IN in hands o. his friends. Bot he's
still got sufficient enerriss Ter send
him ter tn legislator"
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s5 girls wanted Tor msch.as ~ 4. w
work CAL ar Remiz Bro b~s
60 1918 Colorado -
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-30
n estado no signifiea retrnsa.

FL estado no sigui6ca retrasa-
miento sino progreso y podrd
ser un benefcio immense 81 Sc
obra con el tino y acierto que
exige la OCCASION. No habiendo
aumento de gastos no traera au-
mento de impuestos nj echara
nuevas eargas sobre los habitan.
ties de Nuevo Mexico. Los po-
bres NADIA tienen Que temer en-
ningun caso, pues los impuestos
les pagaran como es iusto ypro-
pio Y cual sucede ahora los HON
bres que tienen manera de ha
cerlo.
Uno de los resultados princi-
pales del advenimiento del esta-
do sera una alza general en- toda
clase de valores,y y de clio sacaran
benehcio 10 mislno los pobres que
los ricos porque a todos alcan.
cara la prosperidad que Sc es.
pera Y de que han disirutado to.
dos los territories que hasta a.
quf Sc han hecho estados. III
cambio de gobierno traera 4
Nuevo Mexico grandes eapitales
y grandes empresas y su cr6dito
Y prestigio tendra un aumento
prodigioso en- todas parties dc
los Estados Unidos. Pueden opo
nerse al cambio de gobierno al.
gunos individuos por capricho,
por ignorancia 8 por la mania
de ir contra la corriente, mas ne
pueden presentar razones sus.
tanciales y convincentes alefecto
de que ese camhio nos convene
Porque, acknowledgements, es e
estado es 10 que convene q Nue
vo Mexico y q su pueblo, porqut
en- 81 Sc encierra nuestro destinC
Y bienestar futuros.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-30
Reseha IiistdriCa-Sindptic de 1
Guerra Mexico Americana.

Nos autoriza de anunciar el H.
eeneiado Don Benjamin NJ. Read,
de Santa Fe, autor de Ia histo.
ria titulada "Reseha Hist0rica-
Sinoptica de la Guerra Mexico.
Americana que dicha obra esta-
ra lista para ser entregada a los
que Ia deseen comprar del 10
de julio para adelante. Las Or
denes por dicho libro va adelan-
tadas, al contado, son muv nu-
merosas, y los que deseen unaco-
pia dehen de mandar de una vez
sus ordenes con el importe $3.50
al licenciado Benjamin NJ. Bead,
en- Santa Fe 8 a FL independents
Las Vegas, n. NJ, por 10 cuaI re-
clbira ell libro, sin mes &C sto.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-30
"IA RAZA IAIlNA.r 2


literatos del siglo diez y nueve v
adoptada con entusiasmo por
los descendientes de espanoIes
en- ell Nuevo Mundo, 4 causa de
la hostilidad que sentian hacia
la madre patria y a modo de re-
pudiaci6n de la inflnencla y pre-
dominic de Espana, Sc ha pro.
pagado generalmentey y ha sido
adoptada como un axiema in
coutrovertible & irrefutable, pero
reaImente viene 4 ser un desa-
cierto v un contra sentido. La
razon es que no existe tai ra-
"a latina, afnera de Italia, nj Ell
Europa nj en- el Nuevo Mundo, Y
en- este dltimo lugar solo los
italianos Y descendlentes de ita-
lianos estan derechosos d llevar
ese nombre. Las ndciones que
Sc pretende designar baio el ge-
nGrico nombre de latinas| son
Italia, Francia, Espafia y Portu.
gal en- Europa, Y las rep6blicas
hispano.umericanas de Centre,
Sud y Norte America. Esta de-
signaci6n da d entender v trata
de establecer que hay maucomu-
nidad de origen Y de raza entire
elias, cuandO realnente no pXiste
mas parentesco que el de haber
estado todas estas nacionps baio
la domination del lmperio Ro-
mano Y haber heredado algo de
su civillzaci0n Y sistema de go.
bierno. Pero en- cuanto a que
sean de la misma raza es cosa
que nadie puede probar La ra-
zon es que solamente los italia
nos tienen derecho & llamarse
"latinos" porque descienden de
los romanos, con mucha mezcla
de los longo bardos v de otras
nacioues barbaras que conquis-
taron la Italia cuando la caida
del Imperio Romano. Los fran
ceses no tienen nj pizca de "la-
tinos" porque son enteramente
galos Y descendientes de galos
con alguna mezcla de los frances
que conquistaron la Gala des-
pues que los romanos, pues an
tes de ESQ fue proyincia de Roma.
Espaila no esta pobIada por
''latinos" sino por dcscendientcs
de los antiques iberos, con mu-
cha mixtura de godos, yandalos,
suevos y arahes; y de Portugal
puede decirse 10 mismo con corta
diferencia. Asi es que las naciones
de America fundadas Y habita-
das por espanoles y descendien-
tes de espaholes no tienen nj un
maravedf de sangre "latina" nj
derecho alguno para ilevar tai
designation. El yerdadero nom
bre de todas on conjunto es el de
America Espahola, y sus pob.a
dores no tienen melor O mas legf-
timo tftuIo que el de "hispano.
americanos."
Verdad es que todas estas na.
clones europeas forrnaron parte
del Imperio Romano, Y que la
lengua Que hablan en- el din viene
4 ser una mezcla del idiomu an
tiguo y del latin. Pero igunl co.
So Sc puede reclamar respecto q
otras naciones de Europa que se
llamau germanicas Q anglo saio-
mas, y no tienen NADIA de l+tinas,
aunque en- la civilization de Iso.
ma hallaron los origenes y fuen-
tes de la ensefianza que de nncio-
ncs bdrbaras las convirti0 en- ci.
YiliEadas.
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lAL DEL CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR

sincera retribuei6n, 81 el culpable
realiza su eGuiyoco y hace expia-
cion, 81 los amos despues en- su vi
da estan llenos de lealta, carload
y utilidad, debera la ofensa de
su iuventud ser revivida, para
derribarlo otra vez2
Aquf hay algunas preguntas
lue la sociedad ha estado consi
derando mas de una vez.
En- el cielo hay regocijo sobrt
el arrepentimiento de un peca
dor, sobre la terra Sc regoeiia
de su conviction.
81 una vez ha sido criminal
Siempre es criminal, seg1n Ia
conviction de gente de POGO jul
clio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-30
CASTIGO OIL GRIMM.

Isl en- los primeros amos de la
vida se comete un IN crimen po.
dra la yictima tenerse como res
ponsable todo el resto de so vi
da?
"ISi en- los amos de iuyentud,
de indiscreci6n, de negIigencia J
descuido, Sc viola alguna ley, do.
berd Ell culpable ser para siempre
seguido por In sombra de su des.
Guido? 1"Si las demandas de Ia
ley son satisfechas y sigue una
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
Barton Heights

Mrs. Percy Smith and children are
spending the summer with relatives at
Nena. Loudon county
Ehere was a special meeting of the
Mothers Club of Barton Heights FRI
day afternoon at Tl8 North avenue.
Matters Of Importance were discussed
and planed for the good Of the club.
Mrs. Charlie Winston. who has been
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Hatcher, in Orange. TO her Aunt Mrs.
Gfllie Bowie, in Charlottesville. and To
friends in Schuyler Nelson county. has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Carpenter return
ed Thursday from Atlantic city, where
they had spent several days.
Mrs A. &. Bergman, who has been
quite sick for three weeks iY still
cl.1ely confined to her bed
The Rev. T. Nj Lemly will preach
at the Presby terian church sunday
morning at II o'clock on THE Rerer
cree Of. Holy Things" And at night at
cret Of the Nations Greatness"
The Richmond District Methodist
conference which was held at Green
wood Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day. closed Thursday afternoon. The
conference was largely attended and
the interest was fine from beginning to
the end
1T Is likely that the next meeting OF
the Conference VIII .tna place In High
land Park. as the xsuteh there gave
such a cordial invitation. Che matter,
however, was left Ia Tie nands OF the
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presiding elder and a committee of
laymen.
The theme of the Rev. A. c. Berry
mans sermon Sunday morning at the
Methodist church will be The Joyous
Salvation" He will All his pulpit at
night as usual.
MIR. and Mrs. Barron Fredericks and
children are summering at Willoughby
Beach
Mrs. f. B. Bowden and little son re
turned Friday from a ten days stay a.
Dendron and Wakefield in Surry coun-
Mrs. G. Burton MounJcsstle after
having spent several days at Willough
by Beach returned home Tuesday.
The Fitzgerald Lodge A F. and A.
NJ, will hold its regular monthly stated
communication Monday night In its
hall on Wfckham street.
Mrs Win Boyd and little baby, who
have been visiting Mrs. W. A. Austin.
Mrs Dudley smith. of Baltimore, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. f. d.
smart.
Miss Louise Yarhrongh is home from
spending g. month in Norfolk.
Mrs. G. R. Kuyk and Master Goodwin
Kuyk, will leave Tuesday to spend two
weeks in BLACKSTONE, with her mother
Mrs W. A. Maddox is spending six
weeks in New York with her husoa od
who is attending Columbia University.
The Rev. ana MRS. II. EASltph eNAiN'
family, who have been at Virginia
Beach have returned home,
Under the auspices of the Guild OF
Epiphany church. a sacred concert VIII
be given in the church July 29th.
Cullen Cosby. who was burnt In the
recent fire is much better.
The Rev FL {. Coombs is at home
from an extended trip.
Miss Dorothy Robinson, who mas
been visiting Mrs. w. X. Bache has
gone home.
The Rev. f. f, Osgood, of Emmanuel
church, will exchange pulpits with the
Rev. G. Peyton Craighill Sunday morn
Ing.
The Barton Heights BAPTIST ehur1lt
has elected Messrs. w. NJ. Luck, w. I.
Tucker. Alfred Benoon, j. F.. singleton
L. w Ryland. r., 8. RaGland. J, u,
Woodward and r. Fl. Bowden. as dele
gates to the Dover Baptist district as
ISOLATION, which convenas in the Bap-
fist church at Ashland, July 18TH.
The Ladies Missionary Society or
the Baptist church will hold a soap
bubble tournament and lawn festival
on the lawn OF Mrs. John S. Stringer,
sos Virginia avenue. from O'Clock
in the Afternoon until late in the even
ing. There will be special attractions
for the children and young people.
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KEYSVILL.E. VA. July Is.--afrs. J.
Ii priddy. most charmingly entertained
the Social club Friday afternoon. in
her elegant home on Railroad avenue,
The interior OF the home was most at
tractively and beautifully decorated
for the occasion in sweet peas and mas
tuftions. Dainty and most delightful
refreshments were served, and each
rerson present had one OF tue most
charming afternoons of their life.
Those present were Mesdames Haley,
Wood. Fitzgerald, osborne, Nib, Spen-
Ger, MAY Hammer and Peters. Mrs. =
%. watkins, Of South Boston. being the
visitor OF the occasion.
A series OF revival services, conduct
de by the pastor, will begin at the ASH
Camp Baptist church. Sunday
Mrs s. Il. Tuggle. left Friday to join
party OF friends for a months stay
at Panacea Springs. y e.
Mrs l.. g. Hunt. OF TaZewell. is
spending some time with her mother
Mrs h. H. JeGries,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l. watkins are Wis
ittng friends and relatives in Georgia
and Alabama.
Mr. H. d Peters. is spending his va
cation with relatives in New YORK
CITY and stamford, Conn.
Mr. Lno. o. Watkins. of South Bos-
ton, is spending the day here with Mrs.
Watkins and children
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delightful party was gwen July
II to Miss Grace HealeY at her
home. 1911 West Cary street. in honor
# her nineteenth birthday. Recita-
tons. music and games served to
make the evening an enjoyable one.
Dainty refreshments were served
Among those present were Misses
Mary Little, Lucy Morgan, Goodwin
Edmonds. Ethel Laurence. Lula Per
kins. Annie and Lille Thaeker, Vir-
gle Ford. Evelyn Healey. Ethel Law
renee and Nessrs. Henry Ttlier. Lay
ton and Elmore Wilmoth, Maurice
Tyles, Willie Blankenshlp. Luther
Spencer, Connie Lawrence. Bonnie
and George Elliott. Charlie Fox.
Caperton Edmonds. Irvine Wharton
and Oscar Ford. The chaperones
We're Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. Healey and
Mrs. Thomas West.
Griffith Woodward. the little son OF
Mr.. f. &. Woodward, Of South Row
land street. who was quite painfully
hurt Tuesday afternoon. is getting
along nicely. He was knocked down
by bicycle.
Miss Ira Bayne. OF 1905 Meadow
street. was operated on at the Shell
tering Arms hospital for appendicitis
Tuesday by Or. Fl. w. Bassett. The
operation was entirely successful and
her speedy recovery is expected.
Mrs c. NJ Eddington. who has been
guest of Miss Etta Eddens at the
University of Virginia for the past
week, will spend the coming week
end at old Point Comfort with
friends. Mrs. Eddiugton will return
To her home. 1903 West Main street,
the first of next week.
The Rev Henry Pierce Atkins had
as his guest this week his father
from Cincinnati
Little Marion Virginia Gentry. the
-year-old daughter of MIR, and
Mrs Charles H Gentry. 14ls Taylor
street, died Wednesday July 10. Flu.
neral took place Friday morning
Annie Eliza beth Stone, the infant
daughter Of Robert l. and Annie &.
Stone. died at her parents residence,
507 West Cary street. Funeral took
place from the residence Thursday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. r l.. Farley. who
have been making their home at
2219 Cha'lln street. have left for their
future home in Warreuton. Mr. Far
ley having accepted a position there.
Mrs Farley win stop for the week
end with heT sister at Woodtolk
Lane, Caroline. en- route TO Warren
ton,
Miss Mabel Blackburn. OF South
Lombardy street is spending the
summer with her aunt. Mrs. John r.
Badenock. Of ''Chesvick.'
Mrs Thomas Bayne. of 1905 Mead
ow street. Is able to sit up, after
severe spell of sickness.
Miss Marian Gibbs is the guest OF
Mrs McVeigh. Of West Main street.
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Virginia Beach

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
VIRGINIA BEACH, July 10
Miss Meta Lee Randolph. of Rich
mond, is spending some time at the
Waverly.
very delightful Dutch supper"
was given Saturday evening after the
dance at the Pannell cottage Those
present were: DIR. and Mrs. William
Pannell. Mr.. and Mrs. James john
SON. MIR. and Mrs. w. Q. Shelburne,
Dr. and Mrs. Southgate Taylor, Mrs.
Virginia Hartwell. Mrs. Jackson, Miss
Elizabeth Branch, Miss Marie Hess,
Miss Mary Field, Miss Fanny Panneli.
Miss Page Shelburne. MIR. Alexander
Grice. MIR. w. Keefe, MIR. w. Bovey,
Mr. Martin Moore, Mr.. Harold Bar
nell. MIR. Outland and Mr.. Charles
Scott.
DR. Pichigrew Voolfolk. OF Rich
mond. is spending several weeks at
the Pocahontas Cottage.
MIR. Marshall Gillian returned to
Richmond Monday, after spending
some time at the Pocahontas.
Miss Mary Young. OF Tarboro. N.
c.; Miss Margaret Van Patten, Mr..
Leroy Williams and Paymaster Els
worth Van Patten left Monday for
Norfolk. after spending the week end
at the Pocahontas Cottage.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bell and Miss Mar
ierie Bell, of Dayton, O., are spend
ing some time at the Queen Anne
Cottage.
Miss Sue worthington Howell! Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
Highland Springs

There are several improvements
being made on the Highland Springs
school. One OF them is cement
wafkway being put down by Afr, n
#. Novel;
The Daughters of Liberty met Mon
day night and installed new officers
for the coming six months.
Mrs. G.. T. Collins and Sunday school
class will give a lawn party July ~
on Miss Collins lawn.
Miss Lula Adams, who has been
visiting her relatives this week, has
returned to her home In Richmond.
Mr. Fl. S. Leftwich is spending his
vacation in Roanoke, Va.
Miss Ethel Fowler. OF Richmond.
has been visiting her cousin. Miss
Myrtle Reitlebach.
There was musical given in the
Methodist church Thursday night
under the auspices OF Mrs. Tomhs
and Mrs. Chapelin.
Mr., George Osko has gone to Alton,
Va, for stay of several weeks.
The fruit supper which was to be