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NAL Beach. where she spent the month
of August. Miss Jennie May Deeton is
the guest of friends al Indian Head Mrs
Maggie barley and Master Robert barley
have returned from trip to Colonial
Beach. Miss LeOna Sullivan was the
guest of friends in Warrenton while at
tending the horse show dun -ng the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Watkins left
Tuesday to spend week in Warrenton
Va. Miss Evelyn Heurich has returned
to her home in Manassas, after a visit
to Miss Ruth Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson Davis are the guests of friends
in Baltimore. Miss Bertha Moriarty is
the guest of relatives in Purcellville, Va.
Mrs. Hattie Duffey Of Rustburs Va. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs William A
Moore at their home in North Patrick
street. Miss Emma Smith. Miss Louise
Smith and Master Courtney Smith have
returned from trip TO Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Alfred Miller has returned from
Tyro. Pa. where she has spent the sum
mer with relatives. Miss Esther Davis
of Rosemont has spent the past week
with her cousin. Miss Annie Taylor. at
her home on Washington road. Mrs
Horace Baker Ramey. Mrs. Martha
Henry and Miss Dolly Callahan have re-
turned from Franklin. Va. where they
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Henry. Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. John
son and Miss Emily Johnson have return
ed from Massanetta Springs, where they
spent the month OF August. Mrs. w. {.
Trueman, Miss Mary Trueman and Mas
ter William Cabell Trneman. who have
been the guests of relatives in Rosemont,
have returned to their home in Richmond.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett Miss Lila Bar
rett and Miss Kitty Barrett. who have
spent the past month on the coast OF
| Massachusetts and at Asbury Park. nave
reopened their cottage at Cape Henry for
the month of September. Miss Clarence
Snowden, Miss Jean Brent and Mr.. W lnd.
sor Snowden are spending several weeks
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at Broad Run. Fauquier county. Va
Miss Genevieve Bolts Luckett was the
weekend guest of friends in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence WaShburn De
Motto who have spent the summer at
Mount Ida left today to spend several
weeks at Ocean City. Md. Mrs. Thomas
w. Robinson. Master Clarence Robinson
and Master Wilfred Robinson have re-
turned from visit to Cambridge, Nd
Miss Sallie Greene has returned from a
visit to Orkney Springs, va. Mr.. ana
Mrs George A. Hultish and Mr.. and MIS-
j. Herbert Taylor have returned from a
two-week visit to Atlantic City. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Shepperson. Master Charles
Nj. Shepperson, jr.. and little Miss Gene
We've Peyton Shepperson left today for
two-week visit to Spartanburg. 5. I.
The Rev. P. P. Phillips. Mrs Phillips and
little Miss Edith Phillips have returned
from Kennebunkport. Me, where they
spent the month of August. Mr. John b.
returned from a visit 10 relatives In
Gloucester county. Mr.. Benjamin west
PoindeXter Of Richmond was the guest or
rela tives in Rosemont for several DAYS
during the past week. Miss Harriet Boihns
Douglass and Mr.. James Sidney Douglass
IT. were the guests of friends in Warren
ton during the past week, while attending
the horse show. MIR. and Mrs Frank =
King and Miss Dorothy Tazewell King
left last Saturday for trip to Atlantic
City. Mrs. Lycurgus F.. Uhler is the guest
of her sister Mrs. Frankel. at her home
in New York city. Miss Virginia Hur-
hamp has returned from visit to her
brother in-law and sister. Dr.. and Mrs.
William Macdonald. at their home in
Providence. r. l. Miss Florence Evans
has returned from visit to Ocean City,
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp L. Lambeth
and Mr. Roland Lambeth have returned
from a trip to Atlantic City. Mrs. Frank
Is. Harper il spending several weeks At
Massanetta Springs Master August Pohl
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mont, after a trip to Boston and Port
land, Me-, by sea. Miss Nellie Studds of
Braddock Heights is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Louis Holster. at her home in
Wayne. Pa. Miss Annie S. Henderson
has returned from Atlantic City, where
she has spent the summer. Miss Maggie
Deane of Rosemont and Miss Lucille Tay-
loE and Miss Althea Taylor of Alexan-
dria spent the past week at Atlantic
City Miss Deane is now visiting in New
York and the Misses Taylor are the
guests Of relatives In Easton. Pa. Mrs.
James Sidney Douglass and Miss Eliza
kincaid Douglass have returned from
visit to Mrs. c. c. Coates at her home at
Catletts, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bend
helm Will leave tomorrow to spend a
week In New York city. Mrs. Herbert
Oliver and Master Edward Oliver have
returned from Towson. Nd where they
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs
William Unduch. Mrs. William y. Smith
returned last week from visit TO At
lantic City. and had her guest for
the week end al her home in Rosemont
Mrs. Silas Cooper Of CuIpeper Mrs. Smith
left Friday to visit relatives in CuIpeper
Mrs Albert Bryan. Master Ferguson Bry-
have returned from Markham, Va.
where they spent the summer. Miss
Elizabeth Peyton returned Sunday from
Berryville. where she had been the guest
of Mrs. Horace Deahl and left later in
the week for the University Hospital.
Charlottesville, Va. MIR. and Mrs. n. F..
Mansfield have returned from trip to
Newport News and Hampton. Va. Mi.
and Mrs. Harry Evans OF Hagerstown.
Md. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
NJ. Hickman. Mrs. Mamie McCauiey of
Del Ray is the guest of Mrs. r. +. Red
ing al her home in West Virginia. MIR.
and Mrs. George SchwarZman, Miss
Pearl Schwarzman and Miss Lillian
Schwarzman have returned from trip
down the Potomac river. Mr.. Rha L.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.



ALEXANDRIA. Va, September ., 1911
pretty wedding took place Monday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert w. Cline, when their only daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Marguerite Cline. be-
came the wife of Mr.. George Ashby Cor
the late Mr.. Thomas f. Gorham. The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers, and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DIR. r. X.
Massie of the Virginia Theological Semi
nary. Miss Ruth Kuhn played the we'd
ding march. The brides gown was white
satin messaline with Irish lace and pearl
trimming. and she carried pink killar-
ney roses. Her only attendant was Mrs.
Harry EmmeIt of Washington. The
groom had as his best man Mr.. Neville
Rodgers. The brides goine-away gown
was OF cream serge, with large white pic
ture hat. trimmed with willow plumes.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served. and later Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
ham left in an automobile for Washing
ton. whence they left for Atlantic
city. Philadelphia. New York and Mag
ara Falls. After September Is Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorham vii, be at home at los
Commerce street. Alexandria Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson Moncure have returned
from their wedding trip and are at home
a. III South ROYAL street. Miss l.. Pear
Hoffman and Miss Lillian Hoffman re-
,.4nca TIiday 20 their home in Rose
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Atkinson of Las Carcadas. Isthmus of
Panama. is the guest of his parents,
Capt and Mrs. Richard ii. Atkinson MI.
and Mrs. Cornelius Hess have returned
from a visit to New Jersey MT ana
Mrs. William D. Wood have returned
from a two-week visit to Bluemont Mrs.
Elizabeth Dyson has returned from a
visit to relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs.
George King has returned TO her nome
in Baltimore after a visit to MISS Maggie
Schwab at her home on North Royal
street
Mr. George r Iden and Mr.. Samuel
Walker have returned from a trip to
Strasburg, Winchester and Middletown
Va Mr. and Mrs. Charles }. Deahl. Miss
Phoebe DeahI, Miss Katherine Deahl and
Miss Ruth Deahl are spending several
weeks at Boyce Va. Miss Mamie Z.
Brown has returned from a visit to Miss
Nellie Marshall at her home in Fairfax
county Miss Ruth Deeton has returned
from a visit to friends at White POST.
Westmoreland county. Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f.. Cockrell and little daughter have
returned from weeks visit to Warren
ton. Mrs. Thomas Posey ana Master
Emmett Posey have returned from
two-week visit at Colonial Beach. Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Studs and Miss Nellie
Pierpoint have returned from trip to
Atlantic City. Miss Juia Whiting Davis
left last Thursday for Fredericksburg.
where she is the guest OF Mrs. Julian
Garner Miss Ruth Virginia Henderson
has returned from visit TO Atlantic
City. and is now the guest of her sister.
Mrs George W. Laycock. a her home
in Hamilton. Va. Mrs W. F. Sfsson and
daughter left last Friday Tor fredericks-
burg. where they are the guests of Mrs.
Sisson's mother. Mrs Durrett Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Wolf. Miss Hilda Wolf, Miss
NIrma. Wolf and Miss Carrie Bernheimer
have returned from a tWo-Week trip to
Atlantic CITY and Phila delphia. Mrs.
John Watkins has returned from Colo
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
eecial Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va.

q FALLS CHURCH, Va.
= September > 1911
ssMr r. r. Snoddy, wife and children
81 Falls Church are spending a month
With relatives in Tennessee. Miss
Mamma Browe has gone to her home near
Narrenton. Va. Misses Mabel and
Eirgie Shotwell are on an extended
visit to relatives in Rappahannock
eSunty, Va. Miss Margaret Fravel. who
has been visiting her grandpa rents in
Baltimore, Md. has returned to her
Falls Church home Mr. and Mrs. +.
- Updike. after few days spent with
relatives in Warrenton and Culpeper
and Rappahsnnock county, have reached
~ cir home here the last of this week.
Mrs Edna Seay and children of Falls
Church are spending a few. weeks in
Newport News. Va. At the recent an
NAL session of the Grand Lodge IF Good
TemplarS at Falls Church, Miss Ethel
femplar. Postmaster @. 8. Livingston
Will leave in a few days to join his
wife At Derby Center Vt. Mrs. ]. D.
PAYNE and daughter. Miss Ruth. are
VISITING Mrs. THitcheli in New Hamp-
Shire. The new council of the town
organized Friday night for the year. be-
hinning September |. Mr. r.. C. Hough
has been reelected secretary of the
Fairfax County Sunday School Associ-
alton.
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Vermont's Mountain Visitors.

Prom the Rutland News.
II The record of a thousand visitors to
The peak of Mt. Mansfield this season
- full indication of the popularity of
the Green mountains The number of
visitors 10 Mt Killington and other
principal eminences would he multi
Piled almost indefinitely il the way of
access We're made easier to tourists
Some day Vermont will make good
deal more of its show places. including
is mountain peaks. and when that
time comes thousands Of additional
summer visitors will be attracted to
me state.
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RAy Rum az.
Lavona de Composee. .....2 OF.
Menthol Crystals Lsdr.

These ingredients are all staple. standard and
lne1vnsi Pharmaceutical products kept by any
Wei! equipped druggist Let the druggist mix
them for you or ron can do IL yourself al home
Allow TO stand half an hour before using
Apply night and morning. rubbing hrfskly into
The scalp with the finger tips or a medium stin
brush.
This preparation is not only wonderfully
rapid hair grower. but il quickly stops dan
GruH. falling hair and itching scalp. and al
though II is neither n stain dye, will re-
store natural color 10 gray, streaked faded
hair in nine eases out ~ ton.
Re careful not 10 apply where hair is not de-
sired
Before publication We presented this prcscr p.
lion 10 the Peoples Pharmacr 1th St and
Mass. ave-. this city. and they that tac:
a2rs fsiei Z aiaF 1'."s ~ 'ii"i~ p,trtn<. : II
rrt".t i. i,~ 49,.
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and Master Leo Pohl. sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. August J. Pohl OF Rosemont. le--
Monday to attend the coming session OF
ST Joseph's Institute at Manassas Mrs
William Hodges and children OF Savan-
nah, Ga. are the guests OF Mrs. Nicholas
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Dawson, at her home. Cameron, on Sem
mary hill. Miss Ellen Fawcett will leave
within the next week to visit her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Cheeseman. at their home in Scranton.
Pa,
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Grows Five Inches
of New Hair in
Thirty Days.

Both men and women inclined to badness or
dandrun viii be Interested in the following sim
rie home formula for hair and scalp treatment
strongly recommended by a reader who states
nat from its use in thirty days she grew new
hair nve inches long
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
WATER DECREE

The People OF the State Of Color
ado Send Greeting:
To all persons, associations and
corporations interested in any ditch,
canal or reservoir in Water District
Number Twelve. of the State of Col
orado:
Under and in accordance with an
order and judgment of the District
Court of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Colorado IN end
for the County of Fremont. which is
the Court wherein the adjudication
of priorities of water rights in Water
District Number Twelve have been
made.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That Phil
ipp G. Sandy. petitioner, has petition
ed for. and has been granted by said
Court. leave to make proof of the
priority Of rights to which the Was
sen ditch claimed by said petitioner
is and shall be justly entitled, in
open Court at the Court house in
Canon City. Fremont County, COL
orado, on the 18th day of November.
A. D. 1911. at the hour of two o'clock
in the afternoon of said day. and that
said petitioner claims the right to
divert three t3) cubic feet of water
per second of time from West Creek
which Is Il tributary TO the Arkansas
River in said Fremont County. for
the purpose OF irrigafing one hund-
red acres OF land in the Northwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter,
and the East half of the Northeast
Quarter of Section Ten 10). and the
Southeast Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter OF Section Three f3), all in
Township Forty-eight C4s) North,
Range 10 East of the New Mexico
Meridian. with priority of date OF
September s, 1901. the point OF di-
version and place of use of said wa
ter being in said Fremont County.
State OF Colorado.
And that a written copy of this
notice shall be served upon the
President or other chief officer of
The Lincoln Park Crooked Ditch
Company. or other parties adversely
interested. in such manner as is now
provided by law for service of sum-
mons in other civil cases.
And all parties and every party in
terested in regard to the said priorf-
ty claimed by said petitioner are
hereby notified to appear at the time
and place above mentioned and show
cause. II any there be. why the prior
ity Of right claimed ny said petition
er should not he allowed.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado.
September so, 1911
WA. L. MORRIS.
Clerk of District Court
First Pub. October 5. 1911.
Last Pub. October 2s. 1911
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
MISS MYRTLE STEDMAH SlNeS
At PENITENIIlRY SERVICES

Miss Myrtle Stedman, of the Selig
players, and Mr.. Fred Fell sang at
the prisoners services at the peni-
tentiary Sunday. The hundreds OF
prisoners gave them the closest at
tention and at the conclusion of Mrs
stedman's songs there were many
bedimmed eyes Il enjoyed singing 10
the poor fellows; my heart went out
to them" Miss Stedman said. Il was
never SC thankful that could sing
as when l looked into their eager ap-
preciatiye faces. There are so many
good faces among them that itis hard
for. me to realize that their being
there at all is not some mistake. /
am sure there is much good In each
OF them and IL my singing can make
their lives less hard-can make them
momentarily forget will be glad
to respond to their call whenever
opportunity permits. Chaplain Blake
is such a splendid man and I've new
er listened to n more concise. inter
esting sermon than his of yes,er-
day"
The tremendous applause that fol-
lowed Miss Stedman's songs was am
pie testimony of the appreciation OF
those that listened. Mr.. Fell also ere
ated an excellent impression with his
clear tenor voice. singing delightful
folk lore songs. Mrs. Fell played the
accompaniment for both Miss sted-
man and Mr.. Fell
Miss stedman is leading woman Of
the selig Poiyscope players OF this
city but before Joining the seiigt
forces she was well known on the
stage and in the musical circles OF
Chicago as singer OF note. She
will sing at the penitentiary again
next Sunday.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
LIKES CANON CITY
NEW POSTAL CARDS
Basai,. Colo. Oct II. 1911

Mr.. Maddox.
Canon City. Colo.
Dear Mr. Maddox:
Just few lines to give you an
idea OF what Is going on outside
Canon City. Your big Object is
spreading very rapidly. and trust.
better than the people OF Canon City
realize. IL would be a problem TO
figure how much advertising these
post cards. Just published. by the
popular firm. Mitchell q Egbers. are
doing. and hasten to assure you that
too much praise cannot be given
these enterprising merchants. and
the people OF Canon City owe them
and yourself a great debt. Every
business house in Canon City. such
as the grocerymen. hotel and room
ing house keepers. restaurants, real
estate men should appoint themselves
committee to buy a large quantity
OF these cards and mall them out all
over the u. 8. and the world for
that matter. Let the travelling public
know there is something wonderful
to see Mt Canon City and sooner or
later all will reap some benefit. d.
rectiy or Indirectly. Canon City is
going to be the big Seeing Spot" OF
Colorado.
am selling your cards all over
the state and am sure II will be nee
essary to have another edition is
sued long before the next tourist
season opens. Everybody over the
state is asking me about that great
road to the top OF the Royal Gorge;
and can see a string of automobiles
and visitors headed howard Canon
City every year.
with best wishes for yourself and
the welfare OF Canon City. am
Very sincerely,
w. A. soDE,
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
SOME SPLENDID APPLES
SHOWN BY GUS PAULS

H. S. Maddox. secretary OF the bus
mess mems association. will take to
Denver tonight a couple of apples
grown by Gus Pauis in his orchard
on Park Center which he will place
on exhibition in the rooms of the
Denver Chamber Of Commerce. One
OF them is a Gano and measures
twelve and half inches In circum-
ference and the other Ben Davis
measuring twelve and three quarter
inches in circumference. They are
perfect in shape and color and will
compare favorably with the finest
apples to be seen anywhere in Colo
RADIO this year.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
HOLLY MAN REFUSES $4,000
FOR BROOM CORN CROr

Marion Brown who has seventy
tons of choice broom corn on his
ranch, a milo or so beyond the linn
its OF Holly, Colorado. has just re-
fused n snug fortune for his crop.
Representatives of New York firm
engaged in the manufacture of
brooms visited Mr.. Browns place a
few days ago and offered him s1o.-
900 cash for the crop. but up to date
no sale has been effected as the own
er is holding ont for stiffer market
Whom asked what he would take for
the crop Mr.. Bryon stated that no
would hold Il until the selling mark
was reached.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Helena P. Galley. Deceas-
ed.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Executors of the estate of
Helena p Galley. late of the County
OF Fremont in the State Of Colorado.
dece ased. hereby give notice that
they will appear before the County
Court Of said Fremont County. at the
Court House in Canon City in said
County. at the September Term. 1911.
on Friday, October 21th, 1911, at 800
A. NJ. at which time all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are no.
titled and requested to attend for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this
eth day of September. A. d. 1911
WILLIAM f GALLEY,
JOSEPH H. GALLEY.
Executors
First Pub. Sept. IS. 1911.
Last Pub. October 20, 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19

Prepare yourself for Bank. Book
keeper. OF general business career
by ordering our self instructive
Course In Pennmanship which poei-
lively teaches the art OF eocd and
rapid writing 40 much desired In the
business world. Complete course with
all necessary paper. instruction. stc.,
for ol.25. delivered.
Agenta wanted,
HoRNsY = CHAPMAN. Psblinhsrs.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19

riage. the parties upon whom the in
nocent joke was played had to sub
NIT, which the did rith good grace.
knowing that the demonstration
was simply a peculiar way their
friends had of showing their congrat-
ulations and esteem"
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
HELPED CELEBRATE
HIS 87IH BIRTHDAY

Last Saturday was the eighty-sev-
enth birthday anniversary of Captain
J. B. Hannum and large number of
his neighbors, friends and army COM
ening to do him honor There were
ening to do his honor. There were
seventy people present and the occa-
sion was very pleasant one to all;
no less SO to Capt. HannuIn than to
his guests. He fought in two wars
to preserve the independence and in
tegrity Of his country and now enjoys
tho use of his faculties to an unus-
uaI degree for man OF his advanc-
ed age.
Capt. Hannum was born In Chester
county, Pa. on the l4th day Of octo-
Der, 1924. In 1897 he moved to Indi-
ana and from that state in 1916 he
volunteered in the Fourth Indianan
infantry in the Mexican war. He
served under Zachary Taylor. It'll
after the battle of Monterey, when he
Joined General Scott in the southern
division OF the army. He served un-
der General Scott until the surrend-
er OF the city OF Mexico, and the end
of the war. Was mustered out in
June, 1913. That fan he was married
to the woman of his choice with
whom he enjoyed 60 years of mar
ried life. a good portion of which
was spent in Canon City.
In 1850 be went TO California with
an OK team. He voted at the first
California state election. In 1854 he
returned to illinois, In 1860 he came
TO Kansas and voted at the first state
election in Kansas In 1861 he rails
ed company which became a COM
pany In the Kansas Fifth Cavalry.
and was detailed for scout duty for
year and a half in the War OF the
Rebellion He was Obliged to resign
on account OF rheumatism in his leg.
which prevented his riding But in
1864 he raised another company.
which was used on scout duty until
the end OF the war. He came to Grip
pie Greek in 1865 and TO Canon City
in 1897. where he took up his per-
manent residence. He was delegate
to the first Illinois convention that
sent delegates TO the first Republi-
can National convention. Being one
OF the fathers OF the Republican par
ty he has ever been true to its be-
hests- He is still able to gather ap-
pies and other fruit and enjoys bring
ing in fine specimens to his friends
He walks into the city every day. and
his daily visits are much enjoyed BY
large circle of friends
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19
BILLS ALLOwED.

Bills allowed by the Board Of Coun.
ty Commissioners of Fremont COUNTY
for the month of September, 1911.
General Fund.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19

County Trsasursr's llonthly etats-
meat Of Recsipts for ee1esnlsrs 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-19

<4n the next wagon was violin cf
encient origin. made out OF a dry
e6ods box. the bow being no more
nor less than a scantlIns This mus
icaI instrument is Familiarity known
az = Datch nddle.
This Mardi oras procession parad-
! ID up Main street 20 the Fremont
CoAnty bank and counter marched
down again 70 he rssidsnes Of the
(ua)happy couple. A. thsrs WA no
- - 4 s'taias 81 < - ~