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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-15

L %. Hamilton has added an.
other chair to the equipment Of
his barber shop.
The Baptist Sunday school
enjoyed a pleasant picnic south
of town Thursday.
Editor LeRov Beemer. Mer
chant Leo Naeve aud Banker
Henry Wade drove down from
Ravlnia Wednesday evening.
DsrId w. LamIv. of Nebraska.
died ut the Wn Danoma home
in this city Wednesday,. Fun
sraI services will b. held at the
Baptist church at eleven o'clock
today. Obituary will BIZ pub
lishad next week.
The outcome OF tile Jeffrie..
fight at Reno July 18th
has cast QUE OF the greatest
g.ooms over thu people of the
United States that has been wit
nessedin many years. IF Jeffries'
had been a white ma1
would have been little
complaint. but the champion
ship being taken from the white
mans idol by . negro Gems 20
De a hard blow.
Hngh. eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Costello. met with a
serious accident at the home Of
his uncle, Beck Mitchell, north
OF Avon, on Monday of this week.
While ridi-g a pony under some
barb wire that had been hooked
up ON the top of some pests the
pO-mei If the saddle caught
the wire and la0senad il letting
it down onto the little boy ) head
aud body. Que side of his head
and face was horrioIy cut, some
OF the cuts penetrating AZ deep
as the Slssues of the skull, and
the entire right side of his body
was terribly lacarated. DR..
Hoilingswcrth of Avon was
called and dressed the wounds.
The little fellow, at present, is
doing Al we'll As could os Ak
pActad under the circumstances
and good prospects of recovery.
The Wagner Masonic Build
ing Association have let their
contract for the CONSTRUCTION of
the new Masonic building to
the Gostz CONSTRUCTION Co., of
Yauktnn. The contract price
h,r the building is 814, 635 90,
exclusive Of plum hiag and heat
ing aud decorating. Coutract
calls for the compilation of uha
building by Decsm Der 1. 1910.
The building will have a front
ags OF fifty feet and depth Of
one hundred feet, two stories
high, with basement. The first
door auf basement has been
rented % SCedronsky Bros. Co,
for . h-rdwara store. The Sec
'ond floor will be used for I0d ge
and viii consist of q
lodge room 59x3O feet; banquet
hall 40x19 feet; kitchen and com
modl0us ante rooms, prepara-
ton rooms and psrapharnalla
|roomss smoking ronm large re-
|caption room and ladies Darlor;
toilet rooms aud lavatories, and
|all modern cnnvenieuces. The
plans for the building were
|drawn by Joseph Scllwarz,
Archi.ect. Sioux Falls, and the
building viii be modern in
every respect. The building
viii be constructed OF brick and
Stone and will BE- a nicely con
structed building and viii great
|ty improve the locks Of main
street. The second door viii
De occupied exclusively by the
Masonic Order OF shis pl-ce,
which auw ena 3 ct the Blue
Ll1t0H xns4 sEsttsAr az Eaxfasn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-15

Lost, . book containing bunch
lUf votes la tile New Era piano
IcDntsst. bSarfng tbs name Of
rathleen O'.unnei. Finder
please leave at New Era Office.
CIarence r. Hall, Of tile Wag-
ner Drug Co, iast SATURDAY.
mnrning for q ms,ua rs vacation
lin YanktOn, Minneapolis and
Iotfler pitts Mr.. HILL has
been sticking 81 closely "a
business the past two yesrs
that the condition of his
Health demanded q resi-. We
hope "a . him come back fully
recuperated, also that he may
have . pleasant srip
Two desirable residence prop.
9rties IN Wagner for saie. Call
On u 81. Johnson. Office over
Now Era. If
Il. u Davis spsnt Sunday out
On the farm. aud On his return
I'd town made the statement u,
us that their vtlsae crop vas
|st,nve the averages and their
barley was excellent. MFR.
d avis hrs been y gram buyer
Ifnr years. and his Judgement il
10 BE- relied upon, aud from
what rs saw wa assume that
the scare that the farmers had
about the drnutt1 damaging the
crops - n . scare only.
% M raward for the RETURN
OF . russell colored packetbooH
containing seven y5 00 bills, four
warrants drawn on Wagner In
dependent School Dist, aud
some recaipts- Finder please
return "a New Era ofica.
There il much objection in
many cities n having the pic
lures Of thA .Iaffriaa- Johnson
light exhibited. In several
places this objection In naia ba.
cause 10 IL faarsd that their ex-
Hhibation would incite ra:a riots,
and that is all right where there
is such Danger but a. to the de
moralizing effect We think these
pictures ara head sud shoulders
above a large per cent OF those
allowed I'd be shown in y major
icy of the picture theaters in the
cities, from a moral standpoint.
Bernard Bonnem, Yanktnn 1
Tailor. Suits to order
|$1a 30 81 80 us go aud
higher. Write for samples.
When in Wagner at Hotel Vera.
Stop AZ Yanku,n LOS 9rd St,
nearly opposite Hntel Portland.
The Omaha Giants, q coiored
base ball nine malFing q tour Of
this staOa, dsfaaSed the local
team ia . close game here ON
Tuesday afternoon by a score al
I6 n, 5. Tha grounds we're ia
bod shspe aud the ga3s was de-
void of sensational plays. The
msrchants closed their DOORS
and the crowd thas witnessed
the gsma Wa . large QUE, and
tina hsn teasn requests III tn ex-
tend thsir thanks 10 the citizens
dor ibsr1i pssronasa. The nav
ball ark Is nsariy ready Tor
uss, and when cnmpleted thu
boys viii b. n . position u
ssks care tor, In . comtortahls
rnL1 nsr, The crowds attending
szmss.
We had occasion last week 10
% u tina auro garage Of r r.
ISseeie md we were certainly
surprised aad pleased to see tfz
dne place Roia han over On the
south side. Hs has the equip
ment and mschsaics To do most
any kind OF work On . err. Al
the : me va were there the gar
Iags enntained 70 cars, and q
forces Of seven or eight men
we're busaIy ~ Work loo king
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
OORAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cook, of Balti-
more, are visiting f. B. Squires.
Miss Gertrude Squires has as her
guests little Misses Alice and Charlotte
Fiddyment, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Davidyan. of
MoSrstown. N. j., arrived last week to
spend several weeks with the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Vinegar.
They had as their guests Saturday,
Sunday and Monday two yachting
parties. composed of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Il. CaTtledge, Miss Marguerite Cart
ledge, A. b. CARTRIDGE, Jr.. Master
Thomas CARTRIDGE and Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd. IL. Barrister on MIR. Cartledee's
yacht Marguerite H." and VIM. III.
Wolstencroft on his yacht ARE
Mr.. CARTRIDGE is commodore of the Key
stone Yacht Club, of Philadelphia, and
member of the Chesapeake Bay Yacht
Club. Mr.. Wolstencroft is the cham
pion gun-shot of the country and is a
member of the keystone Shooting
League and Yacht Club, Chesapeake
Bay Yacht Club. Highland Shooting
Club and several other clubs. They left
Monday for Oxford, Md, to engage in
the Regatta there this week.
Miss Pearl Pitman, of Fairport, il
visiting the Misses Bellows.
Mrs. j. l.. Kirwan and Mrs. M. N.
Lubbock spent Monday and Tuesday
with Mrs. Z. 4. Longworth at Irvington.
w. w.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
HOW TO GET RID OF FLIES.

BY n little observation, il will be
noticed that flies will gather on the win
dows at certain times of the day, especi-
ally in the early morning, when the sun
is shining ON the window, or if thesrooFn
is darkened n little. When flies gather
on windows in this way they always
crawl up as near TO the top as they can
go. e.
If there is little opening left. they
will GO out.
BY piacinE.th screen. under the out
side sash and ipulIing the inside sash
down about one inch below the top of
the screen, it willleavea small opening
and the flies will go out, but will not
come back. si.., .,,....,.
The shade should be pulled down
even with the bottom of the inside sash.
The ordinary adjustable screen is all
that is needed. but it should never fit
up closely under the outside sash.
No matter how carefully house may
be screened in the ordinary way or how
careful the occupants may be. some flies
will be found. have seen some houses
that were screened and yet were full OF
flies.
If the screens are placed as above
described, the house will be entirely
free of flies. s3r.s,>
Every fly will crawl out If in the
morning given an opportunity and back
in the evening. - Richmond. Virginian..
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
CAUGHT ON TIE FLY.

Herbert Ingram is spending this week
at his home at White Stone.
Meredith Bonner, of Urbanna, spent
several days this week at his parental
home at Kilmarnock.
Miss Bessie Christopher is visiting at
the Grove" Pinckardville, this week,
and Judging by the number of callers,
she is very popular young lady.
Miss Father Bremen, of Hagerstown,
Md. Mrs. IL. Schwartzman and child
rem, Miss Dora Schwartzman and Miss
Bertha Haberer. all of Baltimore, are
guests of Mr. and MIRA. Myer Schwartz
man. at KiimarnOck.
Mrs. T. S. Dunaway and children left
Monday morning 10 spend the remain
der of the summer in Lancaster county
with friends and relatives. and in about
GWo weeks her husband, Rev. T. S.
Runaway, of the Baptist church. will
Join her for his summer vacation =
Nor olk Ledger Dispatch.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
SONORA.

Mrs. Jane Adams and sister, Miss
Clara Ketner. of Pennsylvania, have
been on an extended visit to their cousin,
j. r. Belfield.
Eddie and John Cornwall. of Lancaster,
spent Sunday with friends here.
w. Fl. Walker has greatly improved
both looks and comfort of his residence
by adding porch and kitchen. Mr..
and Mrs. JAS. l.. Sanders spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. Walker.
j. +. Blakemore loaded vessel with
lumber last week for city market.
The Misses Dodson spent Sunday
with Mrs. III. Hazard.
Grover Blakemore spent Sunday in
Urhanna. BLUE EYES.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

In the Clerk 8 Office of the Circuit Court
of the County of Lancaster, on the LIST
day of July, 1910.
William l.. Messick, Plaintiff.
against
l.. M. Irving and Orah II.
Bussells, adults and non-resi-
dents. Mary j. Irving and
Adelaide !. Messick, residents,
Defendants.
In Chancery and on attachment.
The object of this suit is to have an
attachment against the estate of l.. M.
Irving to secure and enforce the paw
ment of claim due to said William l..
Messick by certain note for one thous-
and dollars Isl, 900. 00) dated June 2lst.
1908, and payable twelve months after
its date. And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants l..
M. Irving and Orah Ii. Bussells are not
resident OF the State of Virginia, it is
ordered that they do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what may be necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this suit. And il
IL further ordered that u copy hereof
be published once a week for four weeks
IN the VIRGINIA CITIZEN, a newspaper
published in the County of Lancaster,
and that copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse of this county
on the Ath day of July. 1910, that being
the next succeeding rule day after this
order was entered,
i,It So A copy-Teste:
VIM. Chiffon. Clerk.
+, q. NEwBILI, p. q
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
LANCASTER CIRCUIT COURT.

Notwithstanding steady downpour
of rain all day Monday, fairly good
crowd was in attendance upon court.
A big lot of routine and other business
was disposed of during the day and
court adjourned that evening until the
third Monday in September.
Fishing steamer king Fisher of
Wharton Fisheries Co., authorized to
be licensed.
Robt. Sutton was indicted for felony
and pleaded guilty To charge of unlaw-
full assault and by consent tried without
Jury, ne was fined $50 and 60 days in
fhe Indictment against Frank Corbin
wasthrown out by grand jury. d :
Mrs. Sallie A Carter appointed
guardian of Milton j. Carter.
Rule entered against r. F.. Garner,
Il. l.. Bryant and J. S. Doggett for not
appearing as jurors.
WA Doggett and w. A. Ball placed
on voting list.
Following trustees were appointed for
Morattico Baptist church: Jno. A.
Sears, X. Fuller Hunton, X. w. Chiffon,
Sr., Geo. A. Crowther, X. A. Clark
and w. A. Rowe. For Irvington Bap-
fist church. Geo. II. Oliver, II. j. Hay
don, Geo. C. Kirkmyer, Sandy Hayden
and VIM. III. Ford.
M. j. Edmonds and Bessick Taylor
appointed trustees for Gallilean Fisher
men.
Rule entered against p. Wood, Irene
Wood, Chance Wood and Philip Thomas
for failure to appear as witnesses
in case of Commonwealth vs. Arthur
Dunaway.
Thos. Jenkins VS.. Annie jenkins,
decree for divorce
Jas. II. Taylor vs.. Alice, E. Taylor,
decree for divorce.
Thomas j. Kellum VS.. f. Pearl Kel-
lam. decree for divorce.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
RAILROAD MEETING HELD.

Notwithstanding Monday was rainy
and disagreeable day an enthusiastic
mass-meeting of this county, with sew
eral from other counties, assembled at
Lancaster Courthouse in interest of
project TO build railroad through the
Northern Neck. A similar meeting
was held at Warsaw the week before
and much interest manifested. Thos.
j. Downing. of Lancaster, called the
meeting to order and X. o. Norris, Jr..
of Lively, was chosen secretary. Hon.
w. A. Jones, of Warsaw, was intro
duced and spoke of plan of building the
road. Mr.. Jones then introduced Mr..
Charming M. Ward, formerly of Rich
mond county, and connected with the
AtchesOn, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Co. MIR. Ward briefly stated his prop
osition to provide the capital and build
and equip steam road from some
point on the c. & o. railroad in the
county of Hanover, between Hanover
&. III. and boswell, to the Rappahan-
mock river at or near Tappahannock,
thence by ferry across the Rappahan-
mock and down the Northern Neck to
some convenient and suitable point on
the Great Wicomico river or the Chesa-
peake bay. Mr.. Ward stated that if
the land owners along this proposed
route would contribute the compare
lively small sum of fifty thousand dol
lars and donate the necessary rights of
way, the money to be paid only after
the road had been built and put into
operation, that he and his associates
would build it within two years at most.
Mr.. w. S. Upshcr, representing the
freight and traffic departments of the
G. x O. railroad, was present and adj
dressed the meeting.
Upon motion the chairman was en-
powered to lame five to select men
to secure rights of way and other conces-
sions. The committe is rs follows:
w. j.. Hathaway, II. j. Downing, J. II.
Davenport, b. II. b. Hubbard, Jr. r.
o. Norris, Jr., l.. ID. Stoneham. w. q.
Beane, +. G. Newbill, DIR. +. w, Lewis,
j. Il. Cralle, w. A Eubank, w. l..
Messick, w. A. Cameron, w. Collin
Chiffon, JOS. Pierce, r. l.. Bass, Rev.
f. w. Claybrook, DIR. G. T. Pierce,
Harvey S. Gresham, Henry Pitman and
p. ID. Northern.
w. L. Hathaway was elected perma-
nent chairman and K. o. Norris perma-
nent secretary. A subcommittee COM
posed of w. Il. Hathaway. r. J. Down
ing. DIR. B. II. r. Hubbard, F. G. New
bill and JOS. Pierce was appointed to
confer with committees from other
counties - G0ni' ;nsJsa.
h ASimiar meeting of citizens of Nor
thnmberland county will be held at
Heathsville Tuesday, July Goth. -.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
DOSES FOR HOME CONSUMPTION.

Where one man il found to help a
Distressed female huRdred will assas-
mate her character on street corners
and store counters. Are yOn of the
ninety and nine?
Woman's humanity to wom2n is
worse. if anything, than mans british.
mess.
IAN idle brain is the DEVILS work.
staop.'' Mary Magdalene never har-
bored more devils than some loafe RS
possess.
There are two good rules which ought
to be written on every heart. Never be-
lieve anything and about anybody. I'M
less you positively known that it is true.
Never tell even that. unless you feel
sure it is absolutely necessary. and that
God is listening while you tell. - Henry
Van Dyke.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
MISKIMON.

We are sorry to report j.. Il. Beane
with very bad rising hand,
Mrs. j. Il. Cockrell spent part of
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McKenney. Mt Iberis.
Master George Smith. who has been
spending some time here with his
grandmother, Mrs. Mamie Gill, re-
turned to his home at Taft Saturday.
l. b. Marsh, of Kilmarnock, was
here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Davis entertained
few friends with their new Edison
graphophone Sunday night.
A young owl. of the old big owl
tribe, being blinded by the light, flew
in (. j. Marsh's Store Saturday night
and was captured.
S. A. Norman, the mill man, pur-
chased three hundred bushels of corn
from one man on the Potomac river
last week. This will be ground into
meal and the young chickens will get
their part of it.
X. j, Forester has the frame of his
new blacksmith and wheelwright shop
raised.
Rev. X. L. Marsh, the popular pastor
of the First Baptist church of Rock
Hill, S. c., and son of the late VIM. T.
Marsh, is expected here today Cues
day.. He will be the guest OF his
brother, f. j. Marsh, for few weeks.
A.-
her home at Alfonso. after spending
two weeks with friends here.
u AND |.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving memory of my mother, Mrs.
R.becca Hynson Forester. who departed
this life eleven years ago today, the 18th
of July, 1899 Many times since l lost
you, dear mother. / have felt like say
ing. in the words of Mrs Aliens poem:
Mot her, come back from the echo
less shore,
Take me again To your heart as of
yore.
The loved and why do we
call them lost?
Because we miss them from our ont
wardroad? II.
Gods unseen angel Ger our pathway
croSt,
Looked on us all. and loving her the
most
Straightway relieved her of life's
weary load.
death hath made no breach
In love and sympathy, in hope and trust.
No outward sigh or sound our ears
can reach,
But there's an inward spiritual speech
That greets us still. though mortal
tongues be dust.
ut bids us do the work that thew
laid down
Take up the song where they broke off
the strain;
So, journeying till we reach the heay-
enly town.
Where are laid up our treasures and
our crown,
Our dear, loved lost ones shall be found
again"
LOVING DAUGHTER.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
LAWN FETE FOR A CHURCH.

A most successful lawn fete was held
on the lawn of Mr.. Howard Al. Towles'
home, "Walbrook," Baltimore, Md,
on Thursday, July l4th, from 8 to 10
p. M, for the benefit of the Emanuel
p. +. Church at Bertrand, Va, by the
following childrenS Marian and Ruth
Wise. Gladys Staliings and Josephine
and Lydia Towles. Among the cOntribu-
tions were two large pound cakes sent
by Mrs. John c. Towles, of TowIes
Point, Va. The children were unaided
in their efforts to make the fete sue
cess. They disposed of ice-cream, cake,
candy and a few fancy articles. They
realized twenty dollars and eight cents
l$20.0S) over expenses, which amounted
to $500, the proceeds to go towards
buying the bell for the church.
l.. K. T.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
IBERIS.

Rev. c. II. Williams, with his three
delegates from Heathsville, passed
through here last week going to and
returning from District Conference in
Middlesex.
The Merry Point chapel Sunday school
held very interesting and enjoyable
picnic at Merry Point on Thursday of
last week. AS did also White Marsh
in the church-yard Wednesday of this
week.
r. K. McXenney has added to the
fleet of launches in Eastern Branch a
new boat of his own.
Geo. Il. McKenney killed n black
snake last Sunday about feet long
while after a nest of young biddies.
James c. Degges, working at
Sandy Island since last spring,
who passed the examination at District
Conference and got local preacher
license, spent few days at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. L..
Degges, near here. He left Saturday
night via Norfolk for his work OH the
Island again.
George Dangerfield. of Tappahannock,
passed through here one day this week.
A post card, postmarked Turtle
Creek. Pa, under dale of December 81 !,
1909. and addressed to this office reached
here on Monday, July Is, 1910, after
travelling around for little more than
six months.
j. c. Mckinney, of Brookvale, ship
ped four snail lambs to Baltimore last
week that sold for $22.75.
w. G. Douglass, of BALTIMORE, spent
last week at his parental home near
Brookvale Y.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
AfRO.AMERlCAN NOTES

Giles Il. jackson, a leader of our
race, is general director of movement
organized to hold an annual State fair
at Richmond.
The annual camp meeting at Asbury
M. +. Church begins Friday, July %.
Rev. Joseph Henry and Rev. S. IL.
Smith will assist Pastor Williams. Mrs.
Dolly Cavell will conduct the singing.
Edward Lee, near Ottoman, met with
the misfortune to have one of his hor-
SEES drop dead a few days ago.
WORD To THE PUBLIC,
Ne who handles pitch will defile
himself" q .f 80 ...a.<,
The Virginia Union University was
organized in 1899. The first class grad
uated from it in 1900. The second class.
of which had the honor TO be the presi-
dent, graduated in 1901. No one could
have graduated from the Virginia Union
University. in 1884. which was fifteen
years before it was organized.
left the public schools of Richmond.
Va, because ] graduated therefrom
with honor in 1892, being one of the few
pupils who completed the entire course
WITHOUT ever being unpromoted. Ny
two diplomas are in my. home and have
been seen by both white and colored.
| am a native born Virginian and
have lived in Richmond the greater
portion OF my life. As to my character
and reputation while there, refer you
TO Capt. John B. Kidd, who was cap
tain in the Confederate army, and now
manufactures the PIN Money Pickles. -
| worked for him five years before at
tending the University. He and his wife
thought enough of me to attend nv
graduating exercises and give me a
present. Hon. John Mitchell, Jr., editor
of the Richmond Planet and president
of the Mechanics Saving Bank; Mr..
r. T. Hill cashier of the True Reformers
Saving Bank; Mr.. A. ID. Price, presi-
dent of the Southern Aid Society and
Funeral Director; Rev. @. h. Hovey,
D. D., president of the Virginia Union
University; Rev. w. F.. Graham, d. D..
my pastor and president of the Ameri-
can Beneficial Insurance Co. These
persons livein Richmond, Va. and have
known me from boyhood up. A letter
sent To any of them win get an answer.
As to my character and reputation
since ] have been here, | refer you to
any merchant at Kilmarnock, the cashier
of the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
or any person white or colored who
knows me.
| have never s.andered any one.
have never sought shelter in any school
but graduated with honor from all which
! ever attended. Now let Rev. Wash
ington tell whatever he knows deroea-
tory about me and give his vouchers.
ID. II. CHAMBERLAYNE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
SOME DEATHS.

Mrs. Thomas Williams, of Hacks
Neck, died on Wednesday of last week.
After two years of suffering, and du-
ring.all that timean invalid, Mrs. Mamie
Edwards died Sunday morning at the
home of berdaughter. Mrs. b. j. Dam
eron. at Mia. She was about " years
of age and is survived by five sons-L.
H., William, A. r., j. Z. and Frank
Edwards and three daughters Mrs.
Ben Cameron. Mrs b. j. Cameron,
and Mrs. Dodson. all of Nnrthumber-
land county and a number. of grand
children:@ 'tnterment. in the Baptist
chapel cemetery Monday afternoon,
Rev. S. p. De Vault conducting the
services. -
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-22
tt,T'NAN.

PtiC VAN
Misses Dora $nd Lister Aichiseri, OF
Laurel. Md, are visiting Mrs. Colin
Chiffon.
Mrs. Thomas S. Dunaway and chill
dren are the guests of Mrs. Geo. Cot
ingham.
Mrs. T. d. Ficklin and Miss Gene
We've Ficklin spent Friday last with
Mrs. Lyell Ficklin.
DIR. b. b. Edmonds. of Kilmarnock.
is with US this week doing dental work.
Mrs. Ramps and Miss Ramps, of Kill
marnock, spent several days with Mrs.
Collin Chiffon during the past week.
The firm Of Gresham & Chiffon has
dissolved partnership, Mr.. Gresham
having retired and sold out to Collin
Chiffon.
Mrs. Geo. II. Steuart and children
are visiting Mrs. Steuart's parental
home at Sonora.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wright and Mrs.
Geo. Sanford and daughter, Grace, are
visiting Mrs. Bruce Cottingham.
Ernest Gresham spent several days
at his parental home last week.
Mrs. VIM C. Chowning and daughter
spent last week with Mrs. Jas. Chow
ming.