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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03
Buena Vista

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BCENA VISTA. VA, Sept. s.-rWith
the beginning of September the exodus
of summer visitors has begun, but only
TO a small extent Most of the peo-
ple who are In the eity\will remain
until September Is OF October j. the
Heights still continues quite popular
and most OF the guests will remain
until the closing day On Thursday
evening the guests Of the hotel gave
a very enjoyable play, entitled His
Old sweethearts" Mr.. A. w. Robert
con, in the person OF an old bachelor.
was very good. and the parts taken by
Miss Louise Crump. OF Richmond.
Miss Young. OF Petersburg; Miss VII
lis, of Dallas. Tex: Miss Fcrger. OF
Richmond: Miss Templeton. OF Balt-
more. and Miss Ruth Engie. OF Buena
Vista, were unusually good. At the
conclusion Of the play very enSoya-
BILE hop was given, which lated until
Ia o'clock. Among the popular amuse-
ments these days Is bowling.
Monday evening Miss Marvel Brown
rave a very enjoyable party in honor
OF Miss Mamie Moffett, OF Shepherds
town, w. Va. Tho evening was spent
In playing children's games and plenty
Of good music was furnished by sew
eral OF the young ladies present. Al
. late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs w. b. Prichard entertained on
Tuesday afternoon with q birthday
party In honor of Miss Sarah Stevens
OF Washington, who has been her
house guest for the past month. Whist
was played. and the highest SCORE was
made by Miss Mary Rioherson. who
was awarded the prize, a Handsomely
embroidered Dutch collar, Delicious
refreshments were served.
On Monday evening Mrs, w, II, SAM
born entertained with card party
In honor OF Mr.. J. l.. 6anborn. or
Canton. N. c.. who 10 spending sew
eral days In the city, The evening
was spent In playing whist, and q
number Of vocal selections wero rem
tered by several OF the young ladies'
present Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. g. Bromly. Mrs. Josephine
Robey, Miss Sarah Stevens, Washing
ton. ID. CT Miss Evie Bromley, Edin-
burg, va; Misses Miriam and Mar
Garet Umholtx. 0eorEie and Willie
DoonA. Anna waugh, Besqie Burks.
AndreyzRabsx GneExia ,pAPrtMt ind
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Ieesburg

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LEESBURG, VA, Sept. 3.-Miss
Florence Cham bin was hostess at
very enjoyable lawn party at ner
home on Thursday evening In honor
of her nephew, Mr.. James Dlbreli, OF
Raleigh, n. c., and also to the men,
hers OF her Sunday school class
About thirty guests were present, and
all spent a most delightful evening.
Mr.. Thomas Clagett of Philadei-
phia. is visiting his mother. Mrs. Had
die Clagett
Mr.. Stewart Woodward. OF Rich
mond, spent the week end with his
family at the Inn
Cadet Charles P. McCabe left on
Wednesday for V. M. L.. Lexington,
Va.
Miss Mary Morris, who has been
spending the past two months with
Miss Anna snowden Wiidman, iete
on Saturday for her home in Rich-
mond, Va.
Mr.. ]. Harry Norris, of Washing
ton. spent the week end with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Nor
his He was accompanied home by
his daughter. Pauline. who has been
spending some time with her grand
parents.
Miss Margaret Merrick. of Wash
tngton, is the guest OF MIS- Henry
Harrison at her home near Leesours.
Mr.. Lockwood. OF st. Louis, MO-,
Is visiting at the home OF the MISSES
Davis on the suburbs Of town.
Miss Bonnie Seybert. OF Front Roy
al. Va, is the guest of Prof. and Mrs.
r. B. Rust.
Mrs. Herbert Osburn Is visiting In
I<eesburg at the home OF her sister,
Mrs Annie Ball.
Mr.. yoIney Osburn. OF Rluemont'
left on Thursday of this week for TO-
ronto, where he Is In attendance al
the Canadian exhibition.
Miss Eleanor watkins. OF Alexan-
dria, In the guest at Ashhurn OF Miss
Lucy Burch,
Mrs. Warner Stork and children. OF
Baltimore, Md. are visiting the Tor
mer.s mother. Mrs. Haddie Clagett.
Rev. w. H. Burkhardt left this
week for the Catskill Mountains
where he will spend a month.
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Radford

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RADFoRD. VA. September 49,
Mr.. John L. Vaughan was in town
this week.
Mr.. Sam Barnett and family hava
moved to Elliston.
Mrs. G., w. Roberts and daughtaG
are visiting relatives In Freeze.
Mrs. Ragland and daughter, Evas.
and Mrs. w. II. Keister, of Roanoke
were guests OF Mrs. George Smith iase
week.
The Radford Music Club is to KfvU
the cantata. The New Flower Queen"
in the. opera house Tuesday night.
A barn worth $3.50 and wheat
worth about the same belonging to
Ex-Governor J, Hoge Tyler. in Pu-i
laski county. was destroyed Monday
night.
Mrs. Andrew Smith, of the East End
hotel, is Ill with fever.
Mrs. Kate Cook. of Kenova. Is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. j. Fl. Allen has returned To
| Roanoke, after attending her son,
Edgar Allen. who has been ill with
! typhoid fever. Miss Cecilia Hogan.
Of Lewis-Gale hospital. returned with
her.
Mr. John Martin. OF the Norfolk
and Western, IL building a. home on
Second street.
Mrs. ]. C. Mcclellan and daughter.
Helen, have returned from 81 visit to
Wytheville Miss Helen Is now visif~
Ing with her father In Roanoke.
| Mics Lizzie Harmon, of Roanoke,
Is spending her vacation here.
Miss Hazel Wall, OF Graham. and
the Misses Spangler, OF Roanoke, are
the guests of their uncle. Captain y.
8. Wall.
Miss Lillian Beinkampen left Sun-
day for her school in Gary. w. Va.
Miss Bette Stewart, of Baltimores
is visiting here.
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Basic City

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BASIC CITY, VA. September B.
The. brandon hotel has been scene
of gaiety this past week, and almost
every minute, the guests have enjoyed
different entertainments. either given
for or by the guests of the hotel,
A watermelon party was given Fri
day night, which the young people in
the hotel enjoyed to the fullest extent.
The guests danced and played games
until late in the evening
Wednesday night a musical was
given in the ball room OF the hotel.
for the benefit of the Episcopal church
in Basic City, The numbers on the
program were very good. and enjoyed
by the audience, which was large and
apprecfative. Miss Annie Louise
Reinhardt, of Richmond, gave three
numbers on the violin. which added
greatly to the pleasure given By the
others on the program. Miss Ellen
Mrs. Lewis Tabb, of West Point.
and Miss Elsie Parrish, OF Richmond,
were hostesses at party given Sat
urday night In honor OF Miss Jean
Brent, OF Alexandria. The guests
danced and played games, after which
an elaborate supper was served.
The register for the past wees
shows the following arrivals; NJ.
I'll M. Pendleton, Of L.exagton, Val
Mr.. Marbury Taylor. or Richmond.
Va; Mr. e. 8. Blair, Of Richmond.
va: Miss Mamie A. George. OF Char
lottesville. Va; Miss F. Bell Runklea.
OF Mt. Airy, Va: Mr.. George Mat
thews, OF Richmond. Va; Mr.. Kirk
Parrish, Of Richmond, Val Miss y, n
kIApvo7eer ton u c. IN
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Keysville

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KEYSVILLE. VA. September o.
Major J. w. Morton has returned
from an extended Southern trip.
Mr.. C. A. Osborne is spending the
week in Norfolk.
Mrs, X. L. Jeffress. of Chase CITY.
la the guest OF Mrs E. S. Fitzgerald:
DIR. Ford and wife have returned
from Roanoke.
Mrs. Blakey and child. OF Richmond.
are visiting Mrs. @. Q, pettuE
Mrs. e. w. Hudgins, OF Chase City,
has returned to her home, AFTER Q
visit 10 his sister. Mrs. c. A. Osborne.
Mrs. J, s. Rogers. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Fitzgerald. returned
to her home in Oxford. n. c.
Merryman Bailey and family, OF
Portsmouth. are the guests OF MIRA
L. A. Bailey.
Mrs. T. A. Spencer left "Wednesday
for Atlanta,
Mrs, May P. Harvey, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. T, Prfddy'
has left for her home in Eel Paso,
Tex.
d. S. Fitzgerald spent B. part OF
the past week in Richmond.
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Williamsburg

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Sent, 81
Rev =. Ruiiin Jones. rector Of Bys1ton
9arish church. II home from Urbanpa.
where he spent month with his
father, Rev. Valentine Jones'.
Mrs. n. d Wilkins returned Wednes-
day from HtAunton. where she had been
on visit 10 relatives.
Miss Myrtle Msrable, Of Newport
News, visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. Hodgas Christian and children
have returned to their home In Hamp-
ton. after visit here Of several weeks.
Mrs George Larson and little daugh-
ter, OF Richmond. are Waiting Mrs. J.
c. PiikinGton.
Mr.. 5. Z. Savage. cashier Of tina
Bank Of Williamsburg, has returned
from Besiin. Nd. whore be spsnt his
Niss Irma Dssssnsr. Of sursy. Is, the
guast Of Miss Grace Boxarth.
Mrs. Redwood Richardson and chill
dren. Of Hampton. have hasn the guests
this week Of Mrs J. 81. Seymour.
Mrs. Norvelie l. Henley and Sons
returned Tuesday from Orange eoun-
xA;E' sasI ;R psae; V q sss 6o.o.
Se 81 .s.j i WHIT. sa,psSs sps,a 81
M. rsytoq R&ndcaph Nelson ppsnt
tho week here WITH 1srs. Nelson. II
tho Misses GArrsfts.
DR.. J. L. Hall and family have re-
turned from Gordonsvtlie. whore they
spent the summer.
Mr. John d. Bsais lsff MhursAAy To-
yEcip91 Noe1 p ~ is.en. q RI
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Messrs. J. c. Taylor. DIR. Yokely. DR..
g. r.. Divers. l.. N. Burns, A. w.
Robertson, J. o., w. p. and s. II.
Burks, Max Sonuder. w. II. Cox. Jr,
and Launcelot Richerson.
Mr.. and Mrs A. f. White. of Nor
folk. are the guests of Mrs. I. ]. Will
liams.
Mks Angie Wade. of Raphine, is the
guest OF Miss Pearl Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Wright are
spending a week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Wren, of Wash
ington, who have been the guests of
Mrs. j. T. Wren, have returned home.
Mrs. w. /. Boone Ia visiting friends
in Roanoke and Fincastle.
Mr.. M. r. Brown was called to Bir-
mingham, Ala. this week on account
! of the death of his sister.
Miss Daisey Brown has returned
from Washington, where she. spent a
couple of weeks.
Miss Mildred Root is visiting Miss
Glare Mccartney at her home in Bar
bcur's Creek. w. Va.
Mrs. A. S. Henkle. OF Bristol, is the
guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Henkle.
Mr.. William Egolf and little daugh-
ter, Pearl, returned from Atlantic City
Monday.
Miss Nan Twyman, of Charlottes-
Vile, who has been the guest of Miss
Julia Willis. has returned home.
Miss Ruth Templeton. Of Fairfield.
was the guest of Miss Bessie Burks
several days this week
Miss Alice Titu. of Sara ots, Fla.
who has been the guest of Miss Miriam
Untholtz for the past month, left for
New York Tuesday.
Mrs. G. II. Monette and daughter.
Mamie. Of hepherdstown. w. Va. are
the guests OF Mrs. K. w. Brown.
Mr. T.. IL. willis, OF Roanoke, spent
several days with his father. Prof. W.
( ii. Sanborn.
/ PORT. j. T. Martin. principal Of the
| schols of Farmville, is the guest OF
! Mr.. a. NJ. Rucker.
A. Bailey. Jr.. spent several days al
! his old home at Atwood this week.
| Miss Marie Robey and MIR. Russell
| Robey are the guests of Miss Maize
I Franklin at her home in EIkhorn, W.
/ Va.
! Mr.. V. II Coiner Is spending the
| week in New York city.
! Mr.. J. +. Raudenbush. OF Selins-
! grove. Pa. is the guest OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fl. A, DePriest.
! Miss Virginia Paxton, Of Fairfield.
/ is the guest of Mrs. Charles Potter.
/ Mrs Fannie Paxton and Miss Anna
/ Paxton. OF Richmond. are spending
some time in the city.
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Woodstock

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WOODSTOCK, VA. Sept. 3.--Tho
young gentlemen of the town gave q
most delightful dance to the young Ia
dies on Tuesday evening in the skating
rink.
The success OF the evening was due
largely to the untiring efforts or
Messrs. j. r. Miller and Lester Koontz
who were in full charge
The rink was tastefully decorated
with pennants and college banners.
Music was furnished by Skaters or.
chestra. consisting of nine pieces. AZ
number of visitors were present from
adjoining towns.
Punch was served throughout the
evening and at a late hour delightful
! luncheon was served. The patronessea
! Frank Fravel, J. p. Grabill, John
| Dulin. James Bowman and Wilbur
Newman.
Mr.. W. O. Thomas. of st. Joseph.
Mo. spent this week with friends IN
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overcarsh have rA
| turned to their home in Charlotte.
n. C., after a visit to her parents.
/ DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Snyder.
! Miss Minnie Swapp. of New Market,
and guest, Miss Brock, OF Jacksonvifle,
Fla. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
| Spiker.
| Miss Nancy Pierce has returned ia
her home in Richmond. after Z
months visit to friends in this place.
Mr.. Stanford Switzerland has res
| turned from Lexington. where he was
called by the death OF relative.
Mrs. M. Throat and granddaughter,
| Miss Anna Stewart, have returned to
their home in Washington. after
spending the sumner at "Riverside''
| Messrs. Harry and Russell Skyfes.
| Of New York city. are the guests Of
| their parents, Rev. and Mrs. N. II.
Skyles.
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Stoddert

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6TODDART. VA. September 49,
Miss l.. Parrot. Of Charlottesville. III
visiting In the home Of Mr.. A. u.
Lyon,
Mr.. Clay Agse and daughter visited
Mr.. n. L. A4ee last week,
Mr.. McFadden, pastor OF the y1rse
pregbytertan church Of Richmond. II
helping Mr.. John Davis In q meeting
1t Guinea Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Tug1te. Of F'armvtile, preacA14
en- able sermon at Stodart on Gun~l
day last, ss
Mr., John Addleman broughx ~
children home on wednesday, IN
took them to Richmond on = yi1ff
b their mother who II In the hes
pitai,
Miss Fannie Miller IL rapidly Inns
proving,
Nj. and Mrs, David Stuart visited M
the home Of Mr.. B. n. Addleunan thid
week,
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King George

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KING GEORGE. VA. Sept f.
The following stewards were elected
at the fourth quarterly conferences
held by Rev w. G. Boggs: George
w. Walker. ]. H. Pratt. Addison Hen
derson, Dayton Henderson. Josephus
Gift, for Fletcher; J. T. Minor. J. =.
Baker, for Trinity: w. B. pdwarda,
10. l. Payne. ~ 7 Omohupdrd, yot
Union: w. b. Etiff. Charles HSye& NJ,
A. Spilman. tor Grace: p. r. vsuablA.
for Colonial Beach: j. T. Minor. rS-
cording steward. w. B. Edwards was
elected district steward: w B. Etiff,
alternate. The Sunday school super
intendents for the several churches
were elected an follows. Fletchsrs.
Harry Clarke, Trinity J, q N}pQE
linton. ,Ha1rse EsxacnS 80 ny
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West Point

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WEST POINT. VA. Sept "a. NJ
Williams who has served as postal
clerk on this route for some years, has
left and in future will serve mail
route from Cape Charles OIL the New
York and Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mr.. Vivian Curle was severely in
jured by the milling of a horse a
few days ago, and Is still in bed, in
care of the doctor.
Mrs. Thomas III. Edwards will leave
in a few days to make her home i'll
Richmond, where she has bought a
house.
DR.. George w. Richardson and
family, who have spent the summer
at his residence at Kings Creek, on
York river, not far from Williams
burg. returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Lewis Tabb and daughter. Mil
dred, who have been summering at
the Brandon, Basic City. have return
ed.
Mrs Philip Gibson, Misses Mary
/ Gibson Hunley and Kate Gary have
returned from Mount Elliott.
| Mrs. w. H. Bell and nephew, Rich
ard Billiard. have returned from
Mount Elliott,
| Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Leath have re
J turned home. Mr.. Leath, VINO Is we'll
I known as purser on the Chesapeake
steamship line between West Point
and Baltimore. He has been to Rich
mond for several weeks for medical
| treatment. and has been greatly bene-
| fitted.
| Miss Garrett, of Newport News. is
| the guest of her aunt Mrs, ]. f.
| Curie.
Mrs Anna Thruston was the guest
on Wednesday night OF Mrs. b. H.
Hudson, en- route to her new home
with her daughter. Mrs. F.. NJ. Gar
land, OF Chase City.
| Mrs r. c. Garden and son, Robert,
who have been summering In Chase
City and In the Virginia mountains
have returned to their home here.
Quite a number of West Point as
pirants on two occasions went TO
Richmond to take the civil service
examination relative to the appoint
ment OF a collector of customs a. this
| port, made vacant by the appointment
! OF John s. De Farges as postmaster,
who had been collector of customs
| for many years. The result OF the last
examination showed that Mr.. Howell
Williams and Mr. Lane Cook stood the
/ best examinations.
Mrs. Charles Cabe and daughter,
| Esther, who have been summering al
Braddock Heights, Md, are visiting
the formers sister. Mrs. Ew. Nor
vitx Miss Minnie Levin. another sis
ter of Mrs Moryitz. will leave here
tomorrow to spend two weeks in Bal
| simore before returning to Columbia
| University.
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IIylas

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HYLAS. VA, September 3.-Mr.
Garland. of the State Mission Board
addressed a large audience 1t Bere&
Sunday.
Miss Gladys Stone, of Ashland. u
visiting Miss Emily johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and Mt and
Mrs. Henry Satterwhite. OF Jones'
Vile, KY. have returned. after spends
ing several days with relatives in thin
community.
Mrs. Joe Shelton. Mrs. Ella Minters
Misses Dorothy and Helen Minter.
Miss Rose Shelton and Master Wiiliara
Shelton, who have been visiting a.
the home of Mr.. William r. Shelton.
returned to Richmond Tuesday.
Miss Mary Croft. OF Cross Roadn.3
Md, spent last week with the Misses
Bledsoe At wildwood.
Mrs. Leila johnson is spening thts
month with relatives In Kentucky
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Stanardville
tsPsoial 70 The Richmond virginian.)

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bTANDARDSvII4LE VA, Sept. a.
Mrs. Sue Meyer and little daughter.
Violet. who had been visiting at the
Eagle Hotel, returned to their home
In Pocahontas county. w, Va. this
week.
Misses Magnolia and Mary Shackel-
ford, who were visiting their grand
mother, Mrs, Maggie Blakey, returned
to their home in Charlottesville this
week,
Mrs. Lfnwod Mitchell and Mrs.
Thomas Eddins attended the Baptist
association at Wolftown. in Madison
county. "Wednesday.
The Rev. Mr.. Okey. or Danvilie, has
been assisting Rev. j. x. Holman in
his .protracted meeting In South RtSen
aAarlnhstht4SNaAeH -e--''-- T.
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Batesville

The Odd Fellows annual lawn party.
given on the eighteenth, was an en-
joyahie occasion. A large crowd was
in attendance. In the evening Aunt
Dinah's Quilting Party" was present
ed by local talent. Each member OF
the troupe was generously eompn-
mented.
Miss Daisy Bail, of Newport News.
is visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. O.
Nj Ball. here.
Miss Frances Wilson. OF panvflie.
is visiting at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs II. L. Page.
Mr.. Edward A. Burgess. of Peters
burg. has returned home. after
few days at the home of Rev. c. X.
James.
Mr.. Alfred r, James. who grad
uated at oxford University on August
.. has returned home. after three
years In Europe.
Mr.. W. A. p. Moncure has returned
from short trip TO New YORK.
Professor t. w. Taylor, OF the Unit
versity of oxford. has returned after
two months here
Mrs Hobbs. OF Franktown, Va. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
u. II. Page
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Scottsville

Special TO The Richmond v,rginian.)
SCOTTSvILLE. VA, Sept. s.-An
informal dance. probably the last of
the season, was given at the school
auditorium Friday night. Those pres
emit were Misses Lucy Powers, Alextna
Harrison. Irene and Fannie Briggs
Clara Pitts. Of this place; Misses Lind
say and Mary Powers, Isabel Jones.
Martha Martin. Louise Powers. Emily
Wade. of Richmond: Miss Wallace,
of stanton; Messrs. r. H. Harrison,
c. r. Dorrier. s. r. Gault, w. o.
Rhodes. ]. l. Martin, T. B. Powers.
Porter Guest. Henry Jones, T. B. and
L. Bruce.
Robert D. Cameron, formerly of
ScottsviIle. but now OF Lynchburg,
was In town several days this week.
Thomas Heath. Of Washington. 10
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles T. Heath, in East Main street.
Miss HARDWOOD. who has been the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs Warner r.
Wood. has returned TO her home In
Richmond.
@. Mason billiard, OF Norfolk, is
spending several days with his family
| at Chester.
iting hts family on Drivers Hill'' this
week.
9. T. and Miss Eva Payne, Of Es-
mont. were in town this week
J. l. Pitts was In Richmond this
week on business.
Miss Marie Leahy. Of Richmond, ia
| visiting Mrs, A. 9. Bell at Altavista.
Misses N. II, and Bessie Hill, who
have been visiting their brother. A. c.
Hill. at Annapolis. have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K Briggs. Of Ports
mouth, are visiting relatives here,
| Henry JoneA OF Richmond, gpent
several days recently in town.
| n. I. Wade. OF Richmond. was in
| town thia week
| Misses Bessie and Madge Thomas
of Esmont. we're visitors to our town
| this week.
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Stir: Colonial Beach, C. w. Ford.
Messrs. Lewis Caldwell. Beverley
CLANCY and E. r. Garner. of Fred
ericksburg, are this week camping on
the Rappahannock on Mr.. Floyd
Gouldin's farm. enjoying the fishing
and bathing.
Mrs. Effie Boughton, OF Washing
ton. is a guest OF her sister. Mrs. w.
J. Rogers, at Osso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F'itzhugh, son
and daughter. of New York, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitzhugh,
Sr.. at Bedford"
Miss Addis Parks is visiting rela-
tives in Washington.
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Appo,'r.nattox

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APPOMATTOx, VA, Sept 1.-11f1
n q. Aathewsou, Of WashlnStun. IN
c.. q Visiting Mrs. N, III. GssgpFY hN3o
Mr.. Waiter McGtll formerly ~ f1
placs. but now Of Atlantis o., ~ vl
iting friends hero this week.
Mrs. SaIlia Abbitt OF Oxford. ~ mn
who has been Waiting frienda Ia t
village, left for her home yesSeFd9ss|
Miss Mary Harvey, OF SprinG Mf
and Mis- Iiiiis Evans. Of sherWS1
Va. sre Waiting at the home ~
d. n oAld1en. 2sz3]
Mo pmm9 Smith. AZ this I
spent SSxst>n days d fhtS NJ
Lynehburx Via ner. sasesH. -
Appomattox county Will hAye ri
crop Of corn thi8 yeer. 4
Hon. 81. ~ 1lood = anxko
smcng ~ pgcptnent qpeQ
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-28
He Who WAITS.
Wooed and Won His Bride as a
Poor Young Man.
BY CLARiSSA MACKiE.

copyright, 1910. by American Press Asso-
ciation.I
YES" said Fred Livingston as he
skillfully threaded the maze Of tables
in the hotel dining room and led his
mother and cousin to desirable places
in a cool corner, II rather pride my
self on having found rooms for you
here in the Crag House. They claimed
they were filed to the brim, but l jim
gled my purse, the eagle screamed, and
they passed the trick How do you
like it. Stella?'
The girl, half smiling at her cousins
rattling talk. was idly watching the
gay scene of which she was part.
tits lovely. isn't it, Aunt Ju?" MUIR
INJURED the girl in low tone that she
might not interrupt Fred. who was or
dering the meal. II wonder if we will
meet any acquaintances here"
Mrs. Livingston patted her stif1y ar
ranged white puffs. pushed in loose
hairpin and twinkled her earrings
with slight toss Of her head. Il
trust we shall not meet any undesir-
able acquaintance" she said signif-
cantly.
Stella Hewitt flushed rosily, and her
pretty teeth closed on her red lip. ITO