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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
U0ND Issue; OF S6GO,OOo
TO HE VOTED on IN TA2EWELI.
Especial to The Times-pispntch

Especial to The Times spntch.l
Tazewen Va. February il.-This
county Will vote on a bond issue OF
100000, instead OF 100000 II was
decided at largely attended meet
ing to-day 10 vote on the district bond
issue matter. embracing the whole
county. hut obligatins the various dis
tricts for certain amounts, tho county
to vote q a unit. Maiden Spring Dis-
leffersonvllle District. 100000 and
Clear Fork District. s250.O0o Tho state
Highway Commissioner was present.
and 1T was largely through his efforts
that tho decision was reached
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
BOTH FEET AaIPrTATED
AS RESULT or FROST BITE

Eros, bite brought on while superin,end-
Ing some construction work for the Nor
FOLK and western Railway. caused the loss
OF both feet OF Joseph S, Vincent q fore
man. forty years old 81 c2li East Grace
Street.
Vincent Was at work near Petersburg sew
eral days ago when his feet was frost h!ttcn
Tho case WAS so severe that he was. removed
from his home the Retreat for the Sick,
and it was found necessary to alnrutate
J, ". Henson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
MnS Change 1kontns.
To Install nmca-.

Recently elected officers VIII be in.
stalled Wednesday night at meeting
q Bent Mora Temple. No. i33. Dramati,,
Cinsr; NnishtS OF khnra.San. to be
i ne ne" ol:cefS are as follows: George
=. -. nooPer, royal vizer Joseph r..
lrsery, grand enir. John s Lightfoot
1 ~; s. James T. Bailey. shei!< John
cock. ,reasurer. William L. Iddens.
sa ira p, and w. Res. Walker. sallih.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
i CHARLES BRYE MISSING

ANXIOUS Wife Reports That Husband Illus
Keen Absent from Iinmc Sinrc Friday.
AIrR Carrie Brya. OF l.C5 East Broad
Street reported 10 polce headquarters yes
terday that her husband. Charles 6. Rrye
had been missing from home since February
10. she can giIc no reason for his dsap-
nea.ancc aud is greatly worried over his
continued absence.
Frye is described as being twenty-eIght
years Old five feet seven inches in height
and 10 pounds III weight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Arrests Inst Night.

Thomas Coker. colored was arrested
last night on 4 charge or stealing two
hams from the Ashland Packing Com
pany
Charles Harris. colored. was arrested
or suspicion of having committed a
felony he Is believed to he implica ted
iii the theft OF large sum Of money
from woman living In Ross street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Insnertor UoIdsyorth I'M

City Food Inspector ". r. IIoldsworth Is
reported as being desperately i'll a, his
home 3023 East Marshall street, under the
caro- Of DR.. ". T. Oppenhiner, president Of
tho Board OF Health He has heen in the
services Of the city for many years and is
widely known. For the past elk weeks lie
has been in had health, although at ono
time he sufficiently improved TO be able TO
return to the office sa & s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Nomination Withdrawn.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch
Washington. D. c., February 11.-Tho
nomination of Second Lieutenant Lit
tleton w; T., Waller. Jr.. or tho Marine
gipia. for promotion to First Lieu
tenant has been withdrawn. Since the
nomination was sent to the Senate
had made his number" Tor promotion
to captain. has been retired as first
lieutenant and Lieutenant waller will
be again nominated with an earlier
date OF rank. p. II. Meg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
SEEKS HELP OF CONGRESS
Committee Asks Larger Approximation
for NirEinin DrnInnEe.

DR.. D. ". Starbuck. OF Hcnrico
county. who, with State Senator John
~. Lcsncr. Of Norfolk. was delegated
by the Virginia Drainage Association
TO go to Washington and secure Fed
cral aid in planning reclamation OF
Virginia swamp lands, has returned
and was 1T the Capitol yesterday. Dr.
Starburk saw all tho members OF the
Virginia delegation. ana was assured
OF hearty supnort in the ~project for
an increased appropriation for drain
age Investigations. excepting only
from Representative John Lamb, who
said he thought the existing amount
sufficient.
The Department of Agriculture had
been given $4,000 for this purpose.
and It Was proposed TO increase this
TO $4,000, which would insure the
necessary Investigations and surveys
in Virginia
In addition. Ior. Starhurk VAS as
sured by c. &. Elliott. chief on drain-
age Investigations, OF his interest in
the Chickahominy project, and prom
ised that as soon as practicable ne
would send one of his engineers to
confer With the officers OF the newly
formed Chickahomny Drainage Asso-
cha ton. for the purpose of mapping
out definite project
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
"sURE WANTS THE JOB

Onc-LcEEcd Mar. hut Spry-Ncry Spr.
Would he Malt Clerk.
Washington, February liza one
Legged man. who plays baseball. foot
ball, and anything any other man can
do has applied to PostmasterCien-
eral Hitchcock for a position as rail
road mail clerk" He says he wears an
artificial limb. but can get around as
fast as any normal man. and he sure
wants the job" He lives in Louisiana.
The Post -Offlce Department declined to
disclose the name of the applicant III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
scumns oac,rnpus 10 sprnk.

TTnder the auspices Of Richmond
Council, No. 3a5, knights, Of Columbus.
Senmas MacManus. Well known Irish
author ard lecturer. Will sreak We'd
nesdar night at $50 o'clock In tho
homc, $40 East Grace Street His sub
iect Will be "Rambles In Ireland" il
Illustrated with stcrcopticon views. MIR.
MacManus will Tell of tho old Gaelic
characteristics which are still retained
by more than 10000 people in the coun-
" OF Donegal. the home of the speaker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Nathan simon anpoi,,ed

Nathahi Simon was notified vcsicrfla 4
ny the president of the Ma tional Assn-
Ga ton Of Merchant Tailors of America
snat he had been appointed a member
~ We national convention committees
which VIII meet in Washington rhis
week This committee. Of when there
arc five members, will select the meet
lns place for the next convention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
GUARDED ~ ARMED MEN.
Force Used 10 Prevent Removal o.
I.nnNeI UnrrcN

fSpSclal To The Times Dispatch
Suffolk. Va, February l1,--Thc
works OF the Smithheld MARI Clay and
TRANSFORMATION Company. near Chucka-
tuck. were closed to- day. and armed
men are guarding loaded harges to
prevent their removal BIS tugs or 125
workmen. few. mostly foreigners,
offered to work this morning, but they
We're inttmidated by threats OF fellow
Workmen, and soon quit. The trouble
orlElnated over the delayed delivery
OF wages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Obadiah Britt ..co,,it,ed

hyidsnce brought out yesterday at III.
'liai OF ohsd iah Britt. colored Cor an allnred
attempted assault upon Mrs. Samuel Henley
ciesred the negro Of any criminal nten,.
ana the charge against hin, was dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Sues Car Cnn,,,,nr

Shit was filed yesterday. in III. Law ana
t;pu'lI Court Ivy AIRS. ida c. Pride ssainst
me virginia Railway and Power con1pan,.
lor damages In the sum OF $1,000 ,iIesin..
I ger injuries. No declaration has beon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Long Calendar.
WOMAN ROBBED
Miss Tslln westcott Has chatelainc

Misc TrlIn Wcstcott Has Chatela!nc
nag Contnininr 80 Snatched from Her.
Miss. Tclia Nsstcott, of Wcs; Broad
street rcportot. las, night that she
was rohhc Of 4 chat elaine bag con-
tanning IS at Fifteenth and Main
streets
Miss Westco,t MAS walking west
ward along the street when white
man dart4d at her grabbed tile bag
from her arm. and fed. II happened
50 cl,icklv~tl,at she was unable to oh
tanned q good look 81 her assailant and
she could moi give the police sufficient
description to Identify him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
KNOCKED Down by Horse.

John Seelnan, OF Highland Terrace
was knocked down by Z horse at Sew
enth and Broad Streets late vest erda !.
afternoon. He was uninjured except
for q few minor bruises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Officer IIcEicuA.

Firs: Lieutenant Thomas ~ Marston.
Of Company c, Fourth Infantry. of
Newport News. has resigned his com
mission. An election viii be held
within thirty days TO fill the vacancy.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
EASTER CARNIVAL
AS CHURCH BENEFIT
Young People Arrange Special
Program for Entertain
ment Next Week

Arrangements have been completed
for the elaborate Easter Carnival, or
Carnival Of Flowers" TO be held in
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church dur
ing the week beginning Monday
April 10.
The Whites a division Of the
Ushers Union. which has charge Of
the Carnival. have different pro-
gram for every night
On Monday night the Columbia
Graphonola Concert will be heard.
Dnring the evening three Columbia
Graphonols's will be used In connec-
tion with an excellent musical pro-
gram
Tuesday night Bethany Band, with
David Constantine, director, will be
the feature. The band has made a
reputation for itself in the past few
months. and an excellent concert is
looked for.
Wednesday night will be Church
Night, when all the churches of the
city will be invited to unite with the
Ushers' Union in a mid-week prayer
meeting This service will be held
In the large auditorium of the church.
and the spastor, the Rev. N. c. Las
sitter, will be In charge. A chorus
choir Of 80 voices will lead the sing
ing.
on Thursday night, George Moody
and his orchestra will be the feature
assisted by several prominent musi-
clans.
Friday night will he known as
Christian Endeavor Night, when the
City c. o. Union and all the Christian
Endeavor Societies of the city will
unite and listen to stirring address
by the Rev. Robert Cunningham, pas.
of Eastlake Presbyterian Church. The
Christian Endeavor choir, with Miss
Sophie Preston as leader, will lead the
singing.
Saturday night will he Jubilee Night
when the Ishers' Union Male ChOrui
l'of fifty voices. will give concert
assisted by prominent soloists.
The whites" are working hard 70
the success of this Carnival, as It Il
the last feature in the contest be
] tween the Blues and the Whites, Il
4 which the former have slight ad
vantage over the latter.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
MIR. Nichols I'm New LocafIon.

Through an error the name OF
Harvey 3. Hickman was used instead
Of Harvey r. Nichols I'm a notice print
ed in THE EVENING JOURNAL yes
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
ROUTINE WORK
OF CITY COUNCIL
Four Vaccine Physicians are
Re- elected for Another
Year
RESIDENTS COMPLAIN OF
TROLLEY CROSS-OVER

City Council last night transacted
considerable business including the
election OF vaccine physicians. The fol-
lowing were reelected;
Northeast district-Dr. J. Frank
McGrath.
Southeast district-Dr. H. G. Buck
master.
Northwest district-Dr W. f. Pos
Ties.
Southwest district-Dr. H. b. Pat
ton.
The Republican nominees we're.
Northeast district, DR.. n. NJ. First;
southeast district, Dr. n. 3. Morri-
son; northwest district, Dr. George
r. Foulk; southwest district, Or. D.
w Bastian.
The election was by a party vote
Of 8 TO 3, except in the case OF Or.
Postles, who received the vote of one
Of the Republican members.
Advance copies of the newly com
piled ordinances, rules and regulations
of the city from the press of the Star
Printing Company were received. Cop
les will be sold at $40 each. The work
OF compilation was started two years
ago by William H. Heald and Robert
G. Harman. The cost Of printing was
S3,S3405.
Complain Of Trolley Crossings.
Residents Of the vicinity of Fourth
and Jefferson streets complained tc
Council Of the condition of the cross
ings Of both the Peoples and Whining
49,. rrf4.- D.tf-r,.~ Iiv.r ~ tb,f f,tor
section. They claim the crossings are
IN such condition that the iolting of
the cars not only annoys the resi-
dents but that property is being dam.
aged. The petition was referred tc
the Street and Sewer Department
An order for $4,000. was drawn In
favor Of the Water Department on &C.
count Of It's fourth quarterly appro'
priation.
Invitations we're received and ac.
oepted for the fifth annual reception
OF the Washington Trip Association
which will he held IN Turn Hall on
Monday evening. April II.
City Treasurer Howard D. Ross re-.
ported the total bank balance to be
s4s.7s452, and the following receipts
we're reported Miscellaneous, in
cluding Water Department transfer Of
Sb.2S446, S6.495.66: from Eugene NJ
Savers, taxes. S52214; James n
Morris. taxes, s74S.25: George. II. Nc
Call. taxes, s175.
The report Of the gas inspector
showed the average candle power
furnished during the month Of Marcel
as having been 22.30. The inspector
Of oils and fluids reported having In
spected and approved 20,667 gallon
AZ the plant OF the Atlantic Rehninl
Company and 991 gallons at the plan
OF the Pure oil Company.
on MOTION of Mr.. Kane adjourn
rpeRt lvss made until next Wednesda,
night when he said important natter
viii be taken up.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
PURDY HEADS
TRADE BOARD
Treasurer Reports Balance Of
$l5S.44 on Hand at Close
of Year
MORE INDUSTRIES
WOULD LOCATE HERE

The Board Of Trade in annual meet
ing last night elected o. c. Purdy,
president; A. s. Reed, first vice-presi-
dent; Josiah Marvel. second vice
president; Frank J. Williams. treas
urer. and r.. H. Dunham. Robert d.
Kemp and Charles G. kurtz, auditors.
Vice-president Samuel s. Hoff. who
was presiding, then appointed S. G.
Harpel and J " Mehafy as tellers
TO proceed with the election of the
FIVE directors and this resulted in the
election OF Oscar r Crosby. A. D..
Warner, Horace Wilson. J. n. Me-
hahy and John S. Mullin. Jr. The
president and vice-presidents are ex-
Ohicio officers Of the board MI.
Crosby asked 10 be excused from
serving on the board. saying that he
could not always attend but the
members were of the opinion that he
should serve. and his election stood.
n was the first meeting Of the board
I'm it's new rooms In Eden Hall and
the members expressed great pleasure
over the quarters. Treasurer Frank
J. Williams made the following re-
port:
Cash balance on hand April 7. 1910,
10 he S17O02: cash receipts. April 10,
1910. TO April 8. 1911. inclusive,
$2.04726. total s2,217.26; expendi-
lures salaries. rent and current bills
during the year S2.05SS2; total bal
ance on hand at present. Si5s.44.
The increase I'm the amount Of the
yearly dues was considered, as was
the securing of permanent secre-
tary aud considerable discussion was
heard on the subjects.
Messrs. Budd and Rudolph were
appointed as a committee to escort the
elected president 10 the chair and
when President Purdy was conducted
10 the position he made p neat ad-
dress in which he said that II was q
great surprise TO him, hut that he
would always be at the service Of the
board
Industries Want 10 Come.
A. H. Warner Of the Charles Warn
er Company. announced that he had
been requested by friend to show a
representative Of a foreign firm some
land in this city The firm desires
To locate In this country and manu-
facture its goods, because they are
sold this side and they can save tariff
duties. Mr.. Warner further stated
that an option had been secured by
the firm on thirty-fve acres of land
here The representative has written
his firm advising them to locate in
Wilmington.
II was also stated by another mem
ber that he had shown q party OF
capitalists some land here yesterday
and while they were impressed with
the advantages possessed by Whining
ton. they had done nothing definite as
TO securing an option here.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
Eucbre Club Surprises Friends.

The euchre club to which Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Scott belong. gave them
a pleasant surprise on their thirtieth
wedding anniversary, at their home,
No. -601 West Nineteenth street. on
Wednesday evening. The club pre-
sented to the couple glass water
pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott arc now
on trip East. They spent Thursday
in New York. They will visit Bridge
port. Conn. Among the guests at the
reception were: Harrison Edwards
Mrs. and Miss Van Buren,. Mr. and
Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Mousley
Mrs. w. Dare, John Barr. Mrs. MIL
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Scott. and
Mrs. Drisldll Manda.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
sAENGERRrNp CONCERT.
Musical Festival WIN he Held In
Century Club on April q.

The Delaware Saengerbund held a
largely attended meeting on Wednes-
day night and encouraging reports
were received on the spring concert,
which will be held at the Century
Club on the evening of April "a. In
vitations have been extended to the
Philharmonic and Choral Societies 10
attend. The committee reported that
all the talent had been secured. Ap-
prehension was felt as to whether
Herman Gossen. the soloist, who IS
Ill. would be able 10 appear. n was
stated. however. that Mr. Gossen's
condition was improving.
A recess was taken until next We'd
nesdsy night az which time the build
ing committee Is expected 10 make
report on the summer grounds az
Binstead which the society has been
trying 10 get for some time.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
rs SPECIAL cARRIER.

William J. Harkins. 2 member Of
the Pioneer Literary Society, has been
appointed special delivery carrier at
the local postofflce.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
EIGHTH WARB BACK
GILLESPIE FOR PLACE

Another delegation appeared before
City Council last night and urged
the appointment of George NJ. Gill
lespie as milk inspector, to succeed
Charles II. Grantland, Republican,
whose term will expire at the end Of
this month. The delegation was from
the Eighth ward This makes the
third delegation that appeared before
Council in behalf of Mr.. Gillespies
candidacy.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07

terday. Mr. Nichols is the under
taker who removed from No. 22S
Madison street to No. 1906 West
Sixth street, where he will have his
psrlors as we'll as his
residence. Mr. Nichols was former
deputy coroner
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
Tnrners io Eniertain.

The last entertainment Of the sea
son to be held by the Wilmington
Turngemeinde for its members and
families. will be given at Turn Hall
on Sunday evening.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
Tho Seventh Wonder.

The boy who was asked to name the
feven wonders Of the world stumbled
along until he had totaled six. Then
he stalled.
"Can any pupil add the seventh?"
the teacher asked. Jimmy. perhaps
you can7'
IF you please, sir" replied Jimmy,
"I think it's the triple play unassistedl"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Next to offieiats.
On a recent examination paper in
civ'v was this question: III the presi-
dent, vice president and all the mem
bers Of the cabinet should die. who
would oficiateG
Robert, boy Of twelve, thought for
some time, trying in vain to recall
who came next in SUCCESSION. At last
a happy inspiration came to him and
he answered. The undertaken
Housekeeper.
Buddhism and Animal Life.
! II must be said of Buddhism that It
has left one iudelible mark all over
India. China and the east, and that is
the teaching Of gentleness and kind
ness TO one another and to animals
Buddha taught that life is but a pro-
longed endeavor to escape from suffer
ing and that, therefore. to cause others
to suffer is the unforgivable sin.-Price
Collier in Scribners Magazine.
a Case Of Technique.
Hello, Miss Isabel, Coin up ter tn
city to teach music?'
mo, Uncle Sanders. quite the oppo-
site I find my technique needs atten-
ton"
"Sho' nowl waal, don't let it worry
you none. Judgin' from your rosy
cheeks there can't nothin' serious be
tn matter with IT, Hope you don't
have to have no operation. Houston
Post.
Hard Position to Fill.
Employment Agent Why do you
leave a place in which you have work
ed so many years7
Domestic-Well, you see, the missus
died last month.
"The house is lonely now. sup
pose"
"'Tain't that. But now the missus
is dead the master blames everything
on me. e."-New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
EASTER MONDAY AFFAIR.
Miss Gay zonola MacLareu win Civ
"Rebeoca Of Sunnyhrook Farm

SMYRNA. Del, April Miss Gay
enola MaoLaren will appear a. the
Century Club Room at s D. m. April
nth. in "Rehecca Of Sunnybrook
Farm one of the most delightfully."-
humorous Of Miss MacLarens roper
toire.
Miss MacLaren needs no introduc
tion to a Smyrna audience To hear
her once, creates the desire to hear
her again
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
r,ST Avn HEALTH 10 MOTHER Avn CHM

MRs WrNsIow's SCOUTING SYRUP has been
used for over sixty YRARS BY MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERiiECT SUCCESS. II
SOOTHES the CHILD SOFTENS the GUMS
ALLAYS all PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC, ano
is the best remedy for DIARRHd.A. II Is abb
soiutciy harmless. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winsow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
Shed Catches Fire

The Weccacoe Fire Company yes
terday afternoon responded to a still
alarm Of fire In the shed adjoining
the home Of John Forrest. No. l403
Coleman street. The blaze was OK
tinguished with slight damage.
Evening journal., 1911-04-07
TO LECTURE ON JERUSALEM.

In Second Baptist Church on Tues
day evening. April IS. the Rev. !. G..
Greenmelt, of Brooklyn, N. Y, will lee
ture on Jerusalem AS Saw it in 1890
and 1910"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
OF INTEREST

To you is the Buckeye State
Building and Loan Com
pany, Rankin Building, 20
West Gay Street, Columbus,
Ohio, if you are saving your
money or if you wish to get
a home. The Buckeye is a
very conservative and safe
financial institution with as
sets of over $5,00,OO0, all
loaned ON first mortgage on
homes, the safest of all mort
gage loans. Five per cent
paid on time deposits. Your
patronage solicited.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-04
.AGOSTA DANCE !
HELD THURSDAY

Agosta, Dec 4-Miss Margaret
Dunlap, of Marion. was guest OF
Dr. and Mrs. II. Culbertson. Thurs
day.
Twenty-Five couples enjoyei
dance in the opera house hall Thurs
day evening.
Mrs y. j. Grim is seriously ILL.,
Mr.. II. O. Richards and daughter,
Gladys, left Wednesday for visit
with relatives in Detroit Mich.
MIR. Howard Tonguet, Of Marion.
transacted business in this village
Friday
Rev. ana Mrs. T. ]. Carey and son,
Orv-L wore Marion visitors Satur-
GAY.
Miss MargaIet ct Gillooly, of Moral,
IS spending the week at the W. r.,
Dutt"n T., ME.
mrs 4. D. Schultz and Mr.. Will
Stockwell Of Meeker. spent Friday
J with their mother. Mrs. G. NJ. Stock
WELL
Mrs W. r. Cleveland was Ma
on shopper, Saturday.
Mrs. John Leffler and son. Damon
of LaRue, were guests Of MIR. ana
Mrs. Dayton Cleveland Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Williams is the guest OF
her mother. Mrs win Kramer, Of l. a.
Rue.
Mrs. Amanda Lehman returned
home after a short visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. Walter Patton. OF Ma
Mr. and Mrs Lester knight ant
daughter. Blanche, of Marion, wer,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Southwick, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs y. T.. Hennenger
Miss Ruth and Master Alton Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Keeler and son
Milton, OF Marion, We're entertaine,
by Mr. and Mrs. T.. Smith Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Krause an
daughters Leonice and Helen. q
Marion. were guests of the former
sister, Mrs. w. f. Hill, Thursday.
John Stockwell. of Ashland. was
, guest OF relatives here, Friday. Hi
mother, Mrs Margaret Stockwell. ac
companied him home and will spen
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
n. II. Skim.
Richard Soule spent Thursday an
r Friday with Marion friends
Mrs Ihez Sherwood of Forest, wa
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID. Hortoi
= Friday.
? Fred Snyder has returned after
r visit with his sister, Mrs. frank SeS
, mour, Of LaRue
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. R. Larue. and VI
and Mrs. Ben Larue and daughte
Helen, OF Marion, were entertaine
r by Mr.. and Mrs. Croft Bauer Thurs
. day.
Mr.. and Mrs b. c, Fleming an
. daughter. Josephine, OF Marion, wei
, entertained at the Criswell home, 2
a Thursday. 'ie
Mr. ana Mrs. II. w. Toblasyan
= Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Prettyman spei
y Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyt
: Terry Of LaRue. glyB rf