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man. Va. Mr.. Herbert Bonney of At
lanta, Ga, visited friends here recently.
Mr.. Charley Hoff Of Maryland visited
MIR. Lewis F. Nelson Sunday. Mrs. Mat
tie -Ashby Birney is visiting in Washing
ton. Mrs. William Eggborn of Eggborns-
vile is visiting in Baltimore. Mrs Har-
vey McVegh left Tuesday for Baltimore
Mrs. Annie Slaughter Wingiield returned
to Culpeper Saturday after spending the
winter in Charlottesville. Mrs. Cameron
Clark of West Virginia spent last week
in town. Miss Matte Nottingham spent
Saturday and Sunday in Brandy. Mrs
Edwin Gibson is visiting her sister. Mrs
Peter Rust, in Washington The Senior
Five Hundred Club was entertained by
Mrs. Silas B. Cooper Thursday afternoon
at her home on Railroad avenue. Miss
Lucy Pulliam is visiting Orange. Mrs.
James Judd has returned home after a
visit to Crooket Run. Miss Mary ID.
Spiers of Washington visited her mother
the first of the week. Miss Alice Noonan
OF Patton. Pa, is the guest of her SIS
ter, Mrs. Wi, An f. Lynch. Miss Sallie
Strother has been visiting in Washington.
Mrs. Vowel and Mrs. Norris of near
Inlet are spending n few weeks in Bal
tilnore and Washington. Mrs. William
c. Gather of Orange visited Miss Cam
eron Fitzhugh last week.
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CULPEPER, VA.
ecial Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
CULPEPER, Va, May II, 1910
Miss Resale Rixey Is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs G. J. RiXey in Washington.
d. c. Miss Bessie Mackall was re-
cent guest OF Judge and Mrs. Strother at
Washington. Va. Mr.. William G. Buck
ner has returned to New York after a
visit to friends here Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
plen {. Stuntz left the first of the week
or home. after visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Marion Hood of LeesburG and DR..
Ward OF Pocahontas was spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hood.
Miss George Newhouse returned home
Wednesday accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Steward Brand of Washington.
Mrs Frank Gilkerson and Miss Mamie
GilSe:So, have returned from visit to
Alexandria Miss Fannie Perry visited
her parents OF Main street recently. Mrs.
Blanch Dove has returned from visit
to Orange Miss Mamie Ciilkerson has
vile. Mrs r. Blish Mccoy and Miss
Eghtful visit TO Charlottesville and
Orange Rev. Frank Wells is expected
here next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Rixey. Mr.. j. Ashly OF Bal
timore visited friends in Culpeper this
week Miss Louis Fray entertained the
Junior Five Hundred Club Wednesday
afternoon Mr. and Mrs Orville Loving
have returned home from a visit to Ship
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ROCKVILLE.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE. Md. May IA. E1V.
novel,v marty at the Montgomery
Country Club Thursday evening was one
n. the n,easing events OF the week in
Rockville 1t was attended by a large
number of the Young folks of the town
and was in charge of Mrs. Nlchoias
Brewer and Miss Laura Higgins.
Miss Katherine Dobson of Germantown,
Pa. is the guest of Miss Laura Higgins
here Mrs Ella Anderson returned 70
Rockville a few days ago from Atlantic
City, where she spent several weeks.
Mrs Harry Buck entertained at euchre
gues-s included the members of tue
Weekly Card Club and a few other
friends: as follows: Mrs. Harry y Y So BG%le
Va: Mrs John l.. Brunett. Mrs. Wills
L. Moore Mrs Robert b, Peter, Mrs
George =. Henderson. Mrs Barnard
ard I.arconIb. Mrs. Theodore Mason.
Misses Annie Maddox, Elsie England:
Cora and Louise Edmonston. First and
and Mrs. Peter. respectively. and the
guest prize by Mrs. tarry bouic. Mrs.
William &. Rockefeller has returned to
her home in New York. after visiting
OF Philadelphia is visiting her niece. Mrs
William F. Disney. here Mrs. j. w.
Payne and children have returned to
Rockville after weeks stay at Indian
Head. Nd. Mr.. end Mrs. William NJ
Davis will leave the coming week for
Virginia Beach to spend the summer
After spending several weeks visiting in
the northwest Mr.. Henry Reisinser has
returned 10 ROCKVILLE. Mr. Charles Rice
Of West Virginia is visiting his BROTHER
Thomas Gray OF Pittsblrg has been visit
ing relative. in Jamestown distric,. this
county. Re George w. Alexander of
LaOrei Will preach In the Ba ptiSt Church
.-cTe tofno.fOw morning ana evening. Mrs
Hugh Reading has returned 70 her home
AZ jamestown. this county after spend
ing several weeks in Washington.
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R1vERDALE, MD.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
1

Special Correspondence of The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md. May IA, 1910.
The Citizens Association and Ladies'
Auxiliary were delightfully."- entertained
Monday last by Mrs. William A Dono-
van and Mrs. A. l.. Without at the home
of Mrs. without in East Riverdale. Miss
Mayme McWilliams has returned to her
home in Washington after a delightful
visit to Miss Susie Dunlap. Jefferson ave-
nue.. Miss Louise Edison of Rochester is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. William
Edison. Adams avenue. Miss Evelyn
Pointon Of Washington is the weekend
guest of Miss Stella Latimer, Oak Villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earl have returned
to their home on Washington avenue
after having spent the winter in Wash
ineton. Miss Frances Browning Of
Frankview is stopping for several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Browning,
Adams avenue. Mrs. Fred Wagerman
and Mrs. Edward Rivercomb Of Wash
ington were the guests of Mrs. James
ketner Wednesday last. Mrs. W. c. Hoff-
man has returned TO her home in BaIti-
more after delightful visit to Mrs.
Hanil r. Hoffman. the Oaks Mrs.
Frederick J. Haig entertained the After
noon Five Hundred Club Thursday last
at her home on Adams avenue Cards
were played for several hours. after
which refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those attending were Mrs.
Charles +. Steinmeyer. Mrs. 6. A. Meyer,
Mrs. Thomas +. O'Neil. Mrs. Harry l..
Overstreet, Mrs. II. Edgar Lewis and
Mrs. l.. w. Carlton. Mrs. Overstreet
won first prize and Mrs. Haig second.
Capt. George Beale Read has returned
to his home. Rose villa. after visit to
relatives on the eastern shore of Mary
land. Miss Mabel Van DuSen of SYRIA
cuse is the guest of Mrs. NJ. T.. O'Conor,
jefferson avenue. Mrs. Lewis Deliinyer
and daughter. Miss Mildred. have re-
turned to their home OH Jefferson ave-
nue., after a visit to relatives in Bal
timore. Mr.. Joseph Tanning left We'd
nesday for Norfolk, where he will spend
several days. Mrs. Il. Milton Harr of
Baltimore spent Friday last with Mrs.
Claude Warren. Grant avenue. Mr.. Ed
win Latimer of Washington spent sew
eral days aist week with DIR. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. " Latimer. Mrs. l.. &. Frey.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frey of PittsburS and
Miss Helen Frey of Washington Were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. IIol-
lingsworth, West Rirerdale
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Suits Altered Free.

spend some time in Baltimore. Md. Mr..
Ernest Burbank of Hampton. Va. has
Burke at their home in Loudoun street.
Mrs. Louis Powell will spend two months
OF the summer season at Warm Springs.
Va. where she will be Joined by her
and children. of New Orleans. Rev. P.
r. Hickok. d. d.. pastor of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church of Wash
ington. accompanied by his wife. is spend
Mrs. John Simpson at Oak Hill, Loudoun
county. Va. Mrs. Benton NJ. Bukey Of
Chicago. ILL.,, has been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Swami
Lynn of Leesburg and sister, Miss Della
Lynn Of Richmond, Va. are visiting their
nephew. Mr.. Richard Miller. at James
town, Ind.
Miss Eva Talcott. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Truman Parker, returned
during the past week to her home in
Richmond, Va. Maj. r. f. Rittenhouse,
L. S. NJ. c.. and Mrs. Rittenhouse of Phila-
delphia. spent the week end at the home
Of Mrs. Haddie Clagett. in Cornwall
street Misses Hennie. Alice and Mamie
Pickett of Haymarket. Va. arrived in
Leesburg during the past week to make
their future home. Mrs. Drissler of Phil
adelphia is visiting Mrs. Lucien Dawson
Of this town. Mrs. F. w. Saunders is the
guest Of the Misses Davis at their subur-
ban home Miss Clara Swart Is visiting
friends In Richmond, Va. Mrs. d. l..
Blakemore is spending some time in Ma
nassas, visiting her mother. Mrs Poole.
Misses Mary Gilmore and Louise Haupt
were the guests of friends in Washington
during the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. j. AL
fred Garrett are spending some time Al
Baltimore. Nd. F.. r. Hagan of Purcell
vile Is visiting relatives in Washington.
Miss Tyler Of Lynchburg. Va, IS the
guest OF Mrs. Duval Tyler OF Purcell
vile. Miss Annie Smith is visiting friends
I'm Washington. Mrs. NJ. +. Young OF
PVcellvile is the guest of relatives in
Maryland. Mrs. Maurice stroud OF Hern-
don has been visiting friends in Lincoln.
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Dade OF New
York are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. F..
II. Heaton of Waterford. Rev. Samuel
Saunders OF Charlottesville was the guest
during the past week of Capt and Mrs.
William f. Garrett. Midshipman II. Vic
tor McCabe l.. S. S. Virginia. is the guest
OF his mother, Mrs. James Buchanan
McCabe, at her home in Writ street. Mrs.
Thomas s. Whipple is spending some
time in Washington Mrs. Harry J.
Duffey has returned TO her home in Mid
dleburg from visit to relatives in Char
lottesville and stanton.
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$1,000 REWARD
IF SHE FAILS
WRINKLES
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An oppori unity is offered every reader OF
this paper to consult the worlds most famous
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little over three years ago there was nothing
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in three nights after face massage. masks
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today Mile. Meta's face is still free from wrin-
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Her remarkable discovery was brought before
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Special Correspondence of The star


FALLS CHURCH. May IA. 1910.
Miss Margaret Copper gave TN
shower Friday night at the home of her
parents. MIR and Mrs. Samuel Copper.
on Jefferson street. in honor of Miss
Ruth Garner. There We're thirty or forty
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Richard White or
Florida will spend the month of May at
the home OF Mr. Snoot. near Washington
street Mrs. +. r. Logan. who has been
with Mrs Fox. has returned TO Wash
inston. Mss Eva Owinss of Galesviile.
son of Falls Church. Miss Lula BUST OF
Charleston. s. G., is the house guest or
Mrs W. T.. Calender Mrs. Gus Duffey
entertained the Falls Church Literary and
Current Events Club Wednesday after
noon. The club decided to hold its annual
reception the 18th of June Miss May
Ballard entertained large bridge party
May H. Mrs. JOHN Seay. jr.- entertained
the members of the Pleasure Seekers
Club Monday night: Mrs r. barker
has as her guest this week DIR. \. ..
Austin of Vermont. Miss Nellie Green.
after an absence of several weeks with
friends in Florida. has returned Mrs q.
NJ. Newell has her guests MIR. and MIS-
H. w Coghill of Henderson, n &. Mr..
w w Frederick of Washington has
moved his family to Falls Church and has
house on Little Fails street Monday
Bridge Club was entertained at East
Falls Church by Mrs. III. y. Fellows Mrs.
Mary Williams of Philadelphia. Pa. is
the guest of Mrs. Samuel Copper. The
Owl Club met Saturday night With Mrs.
Noble Moore. Present Dr. and Mrs.
Gould. Mrs. Smythe. Mrs. Copper. Mrs.
Fellows. Miss Gundfy, Miss Jackson and
Miss Garner.
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k'es were very deep and Of long standing. ron
can imagine my surprise when. after only two
applications. they entirely disappeared" Mrs.
l.. +. Haskell Of 2502 C1a, St. san Francisco.
writes: II am fifty years old. Consequently my
wrinkles we're Of long standing and I had not
thought 1t possible to erase them. I'm. now when
1 Wow my changed reflection in the mirror I ran
scarcely realize the Transformation that has
been wrought. Mrs. NJ. A. Edwards OF a2s
Fayctril 81. Raleigh. " g.. says since usnr
the Treatment look younger than did twenty
five years ago. Mrs. VI. l.. Lee 1ci f. Marshall
St. Richmond Va. writes: II used the treat.
ment one night and I succeeded in entirely re.
moving my wrinkles leaving my face as soft
and free from lines as child's'' Miss Henri
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Mass. says: Your treatment is a Godsend tn
womankind. l wish every woman could know a.
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Since Mile. Meta made her remarkable di.co,
cry imitators have naturally sprupy nm an oro-
rae country Some Of them have copied Mile
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extent that the public is often at a loss 10 dis.
tingulsh the imitation from the real. We are
therefore authorized announce the following
7 aiAaoie oner. which cannot fail convince
you as to who is who:
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iaiis 10 prove THAT she holds nine Gold Medals
ana three Grand Prx on her discoveries from,
international E@fositons She will forfcir
sl.oco.oo in Gold il any one can prove that she
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feit 100000 in Gold if every testimonial and
sworn statement which she publishes is NOT alb
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'oid III any one can show advertisements similar
to hers published In any Newspaper or Magazine
IN the United States or Europe prior TO the pub-
LEGATION Of her advertisements
Arrangements have been made with Mile Mel.
to furnish free Information in regard 10 her mar
Vicious process for removing wrinkles 10 all
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. May II. 1910
Atlantic City has been enjoying some
very pleasant weather this week
The Daughters of the Revolution are
here in fu.l force They are taking steps
to secure an observance of sane Fourth
Mrs Adeiine Frances Fitz. president
general of the organization, has advanced
a new idea of educating arriving immf-
grants by supplying them with simple
history primer, printed in their own Ian
guage, ceiling Of the struggles of the
early patriots for liberty. The Daughters
are to build the first memorial TO the
sailors and marines who died in the revo-
lutionary war. 1t is-to be erected at the
Annapols Naval Academy On the d.
r. program for the past week was
an elaborate banquet al the Hotel Chel-
sea and a trip to Valley Forge and
places OF historical interest
Among recent arrivals at the Hotel
Holmhurst Is eX-Secretary Of the Treas
ury George g. Cortelyou. He is ac-
companied by his son, George &. Cortel-
you, jr.
Among the Washington guests at Had
don Hall are Mrs. Frances T. Hagner,
Mrs. Horner. G. Fuller. Mrs. C. D. Har-
risOn. Miss Ruby Harrison.
Washington people at the Seaside House
are Mrs. Helen T. Challenger and Miss
Anna r. Tyson.
Mr.. ". 4. Brown of Washington is
stopping at the TraymOre.
Judge and Mrs. q. A. Moat of Wash
ington are making stay All the Hotel
Majestic.
Staying at the Wiltshire are Mrs. c. Z.
Humphry. Miss Helen Humph,y and Miss
L. Humpllry of Washington. ID. {.
Washingtonians at the Cornell are Mrs.
T. Schwab and Miss W: S: Parks:
Dr. w. S. Pugh. United States Army
surgeon, is at the Hotel Fredonia Miss
J. C. CardelIa and Miss NJ. V. Ing of
washington. u. &. are also stopping at
this house
washington people registered at At
la mite City hotels
Contiuental--Mr. and Mrs, NJ Wrinkle
Mrs J. Allen. .. .. Palmer.
Ciarendon-Mr. and Mrs. w Quinter.
New Fiorence-Mrs r. Russell, \. n,ian
r.usselI.
Storck-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Fisher.
Edgewater-Mr. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Willis
Mrs. NJ. Stephens.
New England-Mrs. G. Keen. Miss T.
Keen. Helen r. Taylor.
Majestic-Mr and Mrs. j. NOAH
Ralei2h-Mr. and Mrs. S. Loving.
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LEEsBURG, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The star.


L.EESBU RIG. Va. May H. 1910
The Bridge Club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Charles Fauntieroy
Harrison at her home in Writ street.
Mrs. James Scott Ferguson and daughters
have arrived at Belmont. their country
home near Leesburg. where they will
spend the summer months. The marriage
OF Miss Anna Louise Ferguson and Mr..
William Thomas Clagett Rogers of Hay
market. Va. formerly of Leesburg, will
occur at Belmont Tuesday, June = Mrs.
Richard Henry Lynn and small daughter
I-aila Harrison. have returned from a visit
10 the formers sister. Mrs. Walter Her
ron Taylor, jr. of Norfolk. Va Miss May
McCauley of Washington is the guest at
the home of Capt and Mrs. Alfred L.. b.
di Zercga at Aldie. this county. Miss Ida
Lee Hempstone returned Wednesday from
fortnight's visit to relatives in Wash
ington Miss Cora Lutz and Miss Rich
adj Edwards Wise will leave Tuesday next
To visit Mrs. Reynolds Hayden, wife of
Assistant Surgeon Hayden. L. S. N, at
Indian Head. Mrs. Julian Lee of Aide,
this county. left "Wednesday for all ex-
tended visit to relatives ard friends ia
Washington. Miss Julia Reed Taylor OF
Winchester. Va, spent the past Week at
the Leesburg Inn. Mrs. James Brad
shaw Beverley ard Miss -Anne Douglas SIS
Beverley of Winchester spent the week
end with relatives iii Leesburg Mrs.
Charles Shirley Carter and granddauEn-
ter. Miss Mary Stewart are visiting Mr.
and Airs. q. Shirley Carter. ir, at Belle
Grove. near LeeSburg. Mrs. Francis
Mitchell of Richmond Va. was a recent
guest of her parents. Capt. and Mrs. J.
William Foster. Miss Irene Brainerd of
Washington has been visiting at Graydon.
the home near Leesburs OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Beale Hibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
ucl s. I.utz were the guests during the
past week of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Ciaget,
of Washington. Mr. Elijah Brockenbor-
ough White has returned from Richmond
Va. where he spent several days. Mr.
John Gray Beverly of Winchester. Va.
has been visiting at the home of his aunt
Miss Virginia AtIrii dee left "Wednesday tf
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EVANSVILLE, MD.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
HYATTSVILLE. May II. 1910
Miss Estelle Rowles OF Washington has
been visiting relatives here during the
current week Mrs. Joseph r. Owens
Wine avenue. has returned after pleas
ant stay with her brother. Mr.. Charles
A. Councilman, Worthington's valley
Baltimore county. Miss Elizabeth Nay
lor of Washington has been visiting her
sister Mrs. Harry w. Dorsey. Franklin
avzJlue Miss .Iildred Whitney left Sat-
urday last for visit to relatives in
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Suffering From Stab Wounds.

Jerry Miles. colorcd. thirty seven Years
old. residing at 1901 18th street northwest,
went 10 the Emergency Hospital yester-
day afternoon TO receive treatme for
stab wounds in his right shoulder and
left arm. He stated that he was stabbed
by Pearl Morris. His condition was not
serious.
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ford, Mr. and Mrs. w. c. keegins Mrs
F'lourney Menefee, Miss Jene Menetee,
Charles T. Lupton. Mrs. E S. Keen, Mrs
X. S. Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bache,
George G. Travers, Mr.. and Mrs. III. L.
Tracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-15

The court has appointed Frank l..
Stoner and III. Dorsey Etchison receivers
for the property and business of John II.
Howard. lessee of the new City Hotel at
Frederick, Md.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-11
BACK TO SIGN PAINTING
TIRES OF OFFICIAL LIFE
COMM SSlONER BURNlTT SAYS
HE is REALLY THE ClTYS
TROUBLE MAN.

Not back to the jungles, but back
to sign painting for me, said Com
missioner Burnitt this morning when
the news gatherer began to tell him
that the residents of a certain street
in the city were kicking about
what they considered a grievance" ="
The commissioner says that he is
always doing the best he can. He de-
votes his entire time to the city's
business, but it is impossible TO
Keep everything just in tiptop shape
at the same time. Certain streets
must be torn up to make the neces-
sary improvements and in the event
that it rains for a few days and
gets the street so muddy that it is
rather difficult TO get along, how
is the commissioner TO help it. He
says give him some time, as he is
doing the best that can be done
under the circumstances and i'm
provements are being made in the
conditions of Ardmore's streets
every day. There has been objec-
tions raised to the new arrangement
of the storm sewer on Caddo street;
it is said that an offensive odor
arises from it. The commissioner is
investigating now and the matter
will be attended to as soon as the
cause can be found
Mr.. Burnitt says that in mis- bus
mess of sign writing there is more
money than there is in being com
missioner, and that when he has
finished his present term. if the
people continue to kick against him
every day that they will be kick
ing about a sign and not about some
work on the streets and alleys of
Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-11
PERSONALS

J. p. Ward was a business visltor
here today from Hugo.
II. T. Blount and wife of Milburn
were visitors here today.
Mrs. Gabe Newman left today for
a few days visit to Sulphur.
r. Mcconnell was here today from
Hugo looking after business affairs
George Lantis is spending a few
DAYS here looking after business al
fairs.
Rob Davidson is here from Okla
homa City looking after busnesa
affairs.
Thos ]. White of Mannsville was
among the out of town visitors here
here today.
E. E. Weir of Oklahoma City
was among the out of town visitors
here today.
M. D. Smith left today for
months visit to his old home at
Northfield, VI.
J. A. Tippett, a former resident OF
this city. was visitor here today
from Marietta.
Jim Byrd, we'll known citizen
of Mannsville. was a business Wis
itor here today
Hon. Claude p. Spriggs, a promi-
nent attorney of Hugo, was here
today on legal business.
Miss Wanda Cox has returned to