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SOME GENUINE BARGAINS.
Good 6-r. frame, fine barn, large lot,
chicken runs. etc, on Major ave; also
Soft. lot on Main near 11th So. AS
owner Is leaving city this will be sold
together for $3.50.
6r. mod, on 13th East near 3rd So. !;
full basement. laundry room. etc:
$500; $1,000 cash, bal. easy.
S-r, mod. near 7th and j $500
I-r. mod: lst ave-; $4,000; easy terms.
4-r. mod. Sth So. near w. t. s2T5o
Pair lots, Sth w, near 9TH So: $3.50
44x130 IT, on So. Main; s700.
50X1575 on Windsor, S1050.
413xe9 on Sth So. near Main: $500
IL 2-3 acres. with 3-r. b.. on 10Th So.
and 9th East, only $1,000.
so acres near Layton, with good, 6-r
brick house, barn. granary, etc; only
$4,000: can make good terms.
We have several good stock ranches
MAHAN INV CO, 273 So. w. Temple
Both phones il4. 1891
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

BRANSFORD APARTMENTS.
The finest apartment house west OF
Chicago; furnished and unfurnished
suites
Furnished suites, SO day and up.
Special rates by the month
CAFE. American plan. in connection.
Open TO the public.
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$50. .000-Close In on a corner on Brig
ham st., a l0-room residence that could
not be duplicated for $4,000.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.
SPECIAL SNAPS.
$500
4OX130-ft. lot on Elizabeth
street. cast bench; ! cash,
balance $40 per month.
5000
Soft lot on State street,
near 11th So. Room for three
houses.
s125O
3-rod building lot on Sth So.
near End West. Ask about
terms.
$500
40-ft, building lot on Sew
enth ave; south front, close
in.
$4,000
Nice building lot on 9th
East, bet. Bird and 4th South
alley In rear, cash will han
die this.
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ORCHARD:

FARMS.
acres, located on 18th South; has 257
fruit trees; fine water right.
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TRACKAGE.
Xxi rods, on Fourth West. $3S0e.
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ORCHARDS.
900 acres Of orchard land: 40 acres In
orchard; 100 acres In alfalfa, SO in grain
land, close TO Salt Lake City.
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hGREAGE

ACNDAGE.
10000 acres patented land: good water
right, controls about %. 900 additional
acres, which can be taken up under the
Carey act; $4,000 will handle this
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4-room. modern cottage, located In
southeast part OF town. Price S210G.
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9th East near Sth South, 50X140 feet to
alley, with all assessments paid, for
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WOODBINB CIRCLE, NO. Ill. WOMEN
OF Woodcraft. meets every Thursday.
o o'clock at l. o. o. +, hall.
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rBARN. CLOSE IN. 534 so, 2ND
y Ind phone llf2, e2Zi3
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4 HOUSE IN TERRACE .9o 90S
Z Gale ST. Ind. 1864. o4ooa
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On 9Th ave, south front a good Groom
modern brick cottage for $4,000.
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II ROOM FOR SINGLE NIGHT OR
of nights each month. Best
fanitor service, light and heat
- will be newly fitted and fur
!. tbroughout. Apply Hirschman
IA. lis So. Main.
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of Pythias.

hnlgnts OF FyVHfas.
CALANTHE MYRTLE LODGE, NO. l,
X OF P.-Every Monday, X OF p. hall.
C. 4. Wherry. C. c.; c. f. Holman. K. OF
z. and S.
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b, 3 1JNFURNISEED ROOMS ;s1,.5 HN1
". on ground floor; also tuiiiisi aoIo
3 '232 Brigham.
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II MODERN BRICK. f0S ~ aIas S
"A. Mcclellan & co. 80
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SgrII,D FOR TENANT AT NOS.
pl9 FRANKLIN AVE. EDTSON
= NE OR TWO-STORY BUILDING,
VI. OR WITHOUT EASEMENT
u Zs&9o FIT, FRITSCH. NO. 12 e.
~ 81 e294l
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MODERN FLATS; zz'oo'
sra Inv. Co. Sc w. 3rd sou'h;
tIoI-
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nd AND TAx1DERMIsTs
= ~J.ryr,nr...~~~>~.-~-- ~~---l-e-
f,aetrrii THING IN THE FIR
n of ofs. ,s line and carry com
Il icc manufactured goods; nay
!" st.,or ,or raw rurs and yayae IN
n ei Fur Co. 81 Z srd So
a3lS2
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3rd South near 9Th East, south front,
2lNl0 rods for $4,000
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MODERN: sTH So. i,iIo sho
! 5th and 9Th East; sz'oV- itIi ioinie
(, No. 1 w. End So. ciV''
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, CAL
Ginning, wall paper cleaned and white
washing, Phone Ind. 50l5. eo7j5
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w. l.. GREINER,
326 Judge Building,
Bell phone 4725. Ind. 501e.
1900
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10Nl0 rods, corner on 4th West, fine
trackage. present improvements renting
Tor $50 per mo. The price $l0,o00. Ought
to bring $1,000.
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Hundreds Of other properties all over
the city listed with me at better prices
and terms than anywhere else.
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MIDWIFE
ACCORDION PLEATING

sI'NBURST AND SIDE PLEATINC
Mrs NJ. NJ Jenncns. sos East Third
So st Bell phone 1867. a3050
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r1rooM APARTMENT IN CRlTCH-
will be vacant soons rent sov;
,51fS-K eAoAo
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WASATCH LODGE NO l, !. +. AND A.
M.-Masonic temple. corner 1st South
and 2nd East Regular meetings second
Friday Of each month. Members OF Sis
ter lodges and sojourning brethren cor
daily invited. a. c, Wherry. w. NJ; A.
]. Lowe, secretary.
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STATE STREET. PRoPERTIE,

STATE STREET PROPERTIES,
Some people claim to own the world
and the control OF everything on II. but
bes, have n,od.s been able to saye some OF n the
you are interested please call and let me
ten you about them. Guarantee them
10 be 10 per cent lower In price than
anything offered on the street,
1oxl0 rods, corner on 4th West, fine
trackage. present improvements renting
for $50 per mo. The price $4,000. Ought
Sth East near End South, 52xls1 feet.
with old Groom adobe. with all assess
ments paid. for $3.50
3rd South near 9Th East, south front.
23X10 rods for $4,000.
9Th East near Sth South. 50x14o feet to
alley, with all assessments paid, for
zlxs rods. K ST.. near 2nd ave-, with
old house, S1450.
On I st. a 5-room modern brick cot
tage with furnace. rents now for $50 per
mo, for $3.50, on very easy terms. Fine
investment for li;tle money.
On 9Th ave-. south front. a good 5-room
modern brick cottage for S3400.
On Bird ave. south front. 7-room
modern 2-story brick with furnace, sewer
and sidewalks and good barn for S4250.
$4,000 Will buy the best S-room modern
house for sale In the southeast part OF
the city: lot 55x140 feet to alley. Bath
and all modern improvements except fur
mace. Good barn on lot.
Hundreds Of other properties all over
the city listed with me at better prices
and terms than anywhere else.
A RICHTER.
Phones Gal. 10 West 1st South st.
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$4,000 Will buy the best S-room modern
house for sale In the southeast part oil
the city; lot 55xl40 feet to alley. Bath
and all modern improvements except fur
mace. Good barn on lot
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} DESIRABLE H K. ROOMS. GOOD
location, car line. 1017 Z. 3rd South st
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UTAH CAMP. NO. 3sS. W. O. W. WE'D
nesday evening. f. O. L. hall. 168 S. w
Temple. Visiting neighbors welcome. e.
B. HeagTen, consul; L w. Hall. clerk
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aTnEoE REPAIRING

81 y'ou W,|sc-~1--~--~T~->~ ~ o.
D. Nhutes WAIT: SEWED SOL Es
! y, y.,,rcst1 30 81 W, End So. uuse.
nl302i
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MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, s2t
Richards ST.. half block south Taber-
nacle el5Sl
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Sth East near 2nd South, 52xls1 feet.
with old Groom adobe. with all assess
ments paid, for $3.50.
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LINCOLN LODGE. NO. %. X. OF P
Meets every Saturday evening at
O'Clock X. OF y. hall.
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poOM. FIRST FLOOR: BEST
6n on Main street. Address Sois5 St
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2. T. AND a.
M.-Masonic hall. second Monday each
month, corner First South and Second
East Members Of sister lodges and So
journing members in good standing In
vited, P. A. Stmpkin, W. M, Christo-
pher Diahl, secretary.
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On Bird ave. south front 7-roon
modern 2story brick with furnace. sewer
and sidewalks and good barn for S4250.
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On I St. 5-room modern brick cot
tage with furnace, rents now for $50 per
mo-, for $3.50, on very easy terms. Fine
investment for listle money.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

state. Bell phone 5235. Ind, 1894. d22l0
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nF LARGE FRONT ROOM.
~ with lights. heat, phones. ianI-
-pieum. etc. over Wells-Fargo Ex-
company Apply Room Gun
security Abstract company.
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping; G. l., bath. hot and cold water
Apply 247 So. End West (rear), e263
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ROYAL ARCANUM. SALT LAKE CoUN-
ell, no. l517,-Second and fourth Thurs
days +. O. E hall, l6S So w Temple st.
J. Q, Crltchlow. regent: L. L. Jones, Sec
retary,
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II billion feet timber 90 per cent pine,
soc PER NJ,
NJ. r. HAYNES. 4o7 Tribune Bldg
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b0xl20 feet and a 5-room frame cot
tage. south front, near 1lth South and
1lth East. Terms. $500 cash: BAL to
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rorrRN sTORERooMs, PLATE
Snn, in building just being COM
1ayner md south and. state. Ap,,
Holmes. Knutsford hotel afo'
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jsEs-ALL KINDS. LOCA,-bai.tlEis LOCAL. LIZ
rices. Tuttle Bros Co., 10" Maos aaas
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NEAT 4-ROOM COTTAGE. DESIRABLE
location: northeast Ind, phone l244.
e2Il9
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4-ROOM MODERN FLAT. ELEGANT
ly furnished. Mahan Inv. Co., 2T3 SO
w Temple. Phones 414 ee74
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( ROOM. TRIBUNE BgltRlNG S,
herald bldg. Inquire r !. Se
4 Herald bldg .'.oN
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nan THREE-ROoM HOUSE. S71
b First West. Inquire SGT Rice st,
e20SS
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. a.
Every Thursday evening x. OF P. hall.
27l So Main. w. e, Losee. c. c.; S. n.
Randolph. *. OF r. and ;.
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EERMIONE TEMPLE. NO 5. PYTHIAN
Sistprs.-Mects every Friday evening az
X OF r, hall Emma Belts Il. c, o2513
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aD TWO NICE STORE ROOMS
e, of Grand thcater; fine base
nnlv G.. S. Holmes. knutsford,
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2lNs rods, K ST.. near End ave-, with
old house, S1450.
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liSTORE, 22XG0 FIT. ON 3RD
AZ NEAR 2ND so. ST. FRITSCH,
e 2ND so. ST. fSS
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FOR RENT

T0OM HOUSE. INQUIRE i36
Fourth West. oi-lO
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OR sALE-REAL ESTATE

s1.00 PER ACRE.
On river near r. K. and Pacific ocean
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
| Salt Lake Aerie. No 61.-Every Friday.
| S p. NJ, Eagles hall
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II ACRES BEST FRUIT AND GARDEN
land. good water right. good siX-room
house and buildings: 100 fruit trees; 10
minutes walk from station. a bargain.
George Mcfarland, Centerville, Utah. f2S3
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LY MODERN UNFURNISHED
ING HOUSE OF 81 ROOMS.
NSIBLE TENANT ONLY. AD-
j. STATING EXPERIENCE, AND
EXPERIENCES; z. o. BOX 625
e2940
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
ing rms: gas for cooking: no children
Inquire 463 z. 5th So. Bell phone
2534-NK c1430
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05

York home. Mr.. Watts. after month s
absence in Richmond, Va, has returned II
his Clarendon home Mrs. james Con-
ners and Mrs. f.. a. E'laherty, after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. j. r. Moore of
Clarendon, have returned to Washington,
l.. &. Mrs. s. NJ. Smith and Mrs. T.. D.
Watson who have been the guests of
Mrs A. c. jones of Clarendon for some
weeks, returned Monday TO their homes
at Mlboro. Va. Miss Viola Reece and
Miss Ethel Nestal of Washington were
guests OF Mrs. L. y. Rich of Fort Myer
Heights this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Of Benning were guests of Mrs. Wadleigh
at Fort Myer Heights this week. Mrs.
Belle Cox and granddaughter, Miss Viz
ginia Judge of Baltimore Md, are guests
of Mrs. c. Hoshall of Clarendon. Mrs.
Hankinsor Of Newark, \. J.. is the guest
of Mrs. F. C. Handy of Bancroft Mrs.
T. Is. Moore OF Bancroft leaves for Mont
gomery, Ala, the first of next week,
where she will make her future home.
4 birthday surprise party was given to
Mr.. James p DePue OF Arlington last
Thursday night During the evening
Miss Sadie Bloom in behalf of the guests
presented Mr.. DePue with a handsome
pair of gold cuff buttons.
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Rowe, at Falls Church. Mrs. + L. Det-
wiier attended 900 luncheon last Fri
day ut the home of her daughter, Mrs
spent last week in Vienna, returned 10
her home III Iierndon Saturday. Mrs.
John 5. Collins of WooGford was Tie
guest of friends here Friday. Mrs. Ben
tor Bukey of Chicago and her nice,
Miss Gladys Via. who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer Bukey. have
gone to Charlottesville to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson liollenbeck err
tertained Il number of friends from New
York SATURDAY last Mrs. Lester Brunsr
and Mrs. Robert Cox Of East Falls
Church were also among the guests
Rev. j. NJ NourSe and Mrs. Nourse have
son at his home in, Atlantic City. Dr.
Eugene Oertel OF Augusta, Ga. was 4
recent visitor to his brother. j. Frederick
Oertel of Park street. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r.. Babcock gave a dance Satu-
day evening ut their home on Orchard
Among the guests We're Miss Martha
Trigg, Miss May. Miss Kathleen Leith
Miss Elsie Sullivan. Miss Rebecca Ro!-
Inns and Messrs. John and Edwin Bethel
Frank Boushee. Charles Bayne-Jones
Will Dixon, Craig Hunter. Mrs May, Mrs
Amoe and Mr.. Goldsmith. The Misses
Smith of Washington, Harry Dante and
guests. Mrs. Julia MCGOWAN and her
daughter, Miss Adine. were Decoration
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Dow.
Mrs. Will Goldsmith and children spent
Saturday in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry keefe and son Harvey were Sum
day visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mr..
c. W. b. Smith. Clarence - t..a. was
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John Wesley's Ascetic Life.
From Harper's Magazine.

I
During the whole of his residence in
Georgia Wesley slept on bare boards and
fed on the plainest vegetarian food-as
a rule on bread. He drank neither wine
nor beer. His first act on landing was
IN smash the rum casks and to impose
,Ipon himself and his comrades-all mem
ners of the Holy Cuba VOW of alb
srinence No trace can be discovered OF
{; single day or hour given to recreation
All his reading, his conversation, his
writing. even in the grammars and cate
chisms he compiled. We're religious. The
nearest approach To recreative reading
that ! have been able to discover III the
diaries is Milton and Plato. The di
versions of earlier years-tennis, cards
shooting and the like-are conspicuous by
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Clergymen and Trade

From the London Chronicle
1t has been noted that the itinerant
Methodist preacher is forbidden to engage
in trade. The clergyman of the Church
OF England does not commence. his min
istry under the same disability. AS a
deacon lie is not prevented from engas-
ing in any trade but one--he must not
be d lawyer. 1t was this fact which was
relied upon by the founders of the move
ment, initiated few years ago, for re-
yivinS the permanent diaconate," by
which means u number of layment en-
gagged in professional or commercial pur-
suits might be qualified to assist in con
Quoting the services of the church.
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REMINGTON, VA.
Special Correspondence of The star

REMINGTON Va, June i, 1910.
Mrs. Simms of Washington is now
spending q few days with her sister.
Mrs. VIII Olinger. Miss Eva Spicer of
Fredericksburg is spending a few days
with relatives here. Miss Lena Jones,
who has been in Washington for some
time. returned home on Saturday. Mr..
Wood Jasper of Manassas spent sun
day with relatives here. Mr.. Martin
of Washington spent Sunday with his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Zeb Foster, near
here. Mr.. Martin will move his family
~ their country residence. near here,
in a few weeks Mrs. Jones of C@thar-
min is spending a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. James McConehIe. Mrs.
Finks, who has been spending a lew
Monday.
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CULPEPER, VA.


Special Correspondence OF The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, June >, 1910.
Miss Annie Chiidress of southwest Eir.
sinia is visiting Miss Bess Hooner Rev.
Thomas Williamson Hooper spent last
week with friends at Winston and Mitch
ellis. Mrs. Matte Ashby Birney returned
Wednesday from Il delightful visit to
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r.
Browning had as their recent guest their
niece, Miss Elizabeth Miller of Kappa
hammock. Mrs. j. w Ware is visiting her
son, John Ware, in Baltimore. Mr. Kint
Davis spent Il few days at his home near
Eggsborn. Mrs. J. T. Wampler is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Morris Wampler in
Alexandria, Va. Mrs Henry T.. Grasty
of Orange is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Pullfam, on Railroad avenue. Miss
L.. Coleman of Brandy spent the week end
with Miss Gilkerson, on Blue Ridge ave-
nue.. Miss Elizabeth Strother has return
ed from Danvlllc, where she attended
school. Miss Fannie Meade Cole visited
Red Wood recently. Mr.. Alec Coons and
ms siste.s $, Misses Mary and Gean coons,
are Spending the summer with their sis
ter. Mrs. John Hunt Strother. Miss
Mayme Nallc entertained Il few friends at
ca DIS Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Pres.ev
Rixey and Miss Emma Stearns are spend
ing some time with MIR. and Mrs. Charlie
Jones RiXey, jr. Mr.. Jane Coleman was
weekend visitor to Culpeper, Va. Miss
Louis Fray is visiting friends i'll Raleigh,
\. e.
Miss Perry of Washington visited the
Misses Ferries on Maiiu street recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cline have as their
guest MIR. and Mrs. William Cline of New
York Miss Mildred Gibson has returned
home after a visit to Richmohd Miss
Hattie Nottinghand and Miss Grace Nc
Ccy are spending Il few days with Miss
JaCuueline Ware. Miss Emma Classcock
visited Washington last week ana on her
return was accompanied home by her
mother Mrs. Willean Alwyn Glassccck,
who has been spending two months
there. Miss Kyle Davis has returned from
{; visit TO Bedford City to her home near
Eggsbornvlle. Mrs. st lnley Chapman
has returned from a visit to Washing ton.
Mrs. Russell Vowel had as her weekend
guest Miss May Hill. Rev. and Mrs l..
W. Winfrey, recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Winfrey, have returned to their
home near Richmond. Va. Mss Ruth
Fray has returned home from Marion,
Va. where she attended school Miss
Hood Tompson spent Il part Cf this week
with Miss Daisy Tonpson. Miss Tompson
was on her way home to Waynesboro
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VIENNA, VA
,ial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
VIENNA, Va, June 4, 1910.
Lieut.. Bates Tucker. L. S. A., retired.
has recently bought Eschol, the former
home of Wells Sherman and will occupy
it shortly with his family. Mrs. James
Cameron was Weekend. guest of he,
parents, Ar. ana Mrs. j. 7. H9yles-
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CLARENDON, VA.

special Correspondence Of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va. June 4. 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Donnelly and
daughter of New York. who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. /. Donnelly
of Clarendon, have returned to their Ne Y
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Harry Raymond Bower. fourteen-year-
Cd son of Charles w Bower of Hagers-
town, Md, has been missing from home
since Monday evening and his parents
fear he has been enticed away by tTampS.
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a y. Stewart. clerk of Wyoming coun-
ty. W. Va. was shot and killed at Pine
willie by deputy sheriff. The men had
had a political feud, and the killing has
caused considerable excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05

from Alexandria Mr. and Mrs. Steart
Brand have re turned to Washington after
a short visit TO Col. and Mrs. S. New
house.
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their absence. Even when shaving" ho
''medtated."
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Mr.. J. Miller of New York spent sew
eral days in this city during the week.
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The engagement is announced of Miss
Camille Jacobs of Columbia, S. c., and
Harry Stern of New York city. Miss ia
cobs is the granddaughter of Gustave
Lansburgh of this city and is well known
here, where she formerly resided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05

Mrs. Harold J. Pack of the Portsmouth
returned Wednesday from a four-week
stay with her parents in Chicago, H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris, who
have been in New York for the past two
weeks, have returned home.