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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-11-10
LAUNCH LEAGUE
FOR PROGRESS
n. Z. Beach, of Lewiston, is
Named President of Big
Organization-Select Vice
Presidents.

= IIcSlQentS.
e Live, progressive, represents
! 1--WE men gathered together q
= Lewiston Monday and Tuesday O
this week to organize the Idaho
washington Development Leagu
the object being to put to tn,
front an organization that will i,
a proper manner aim to place thi
whole Northwest country befor,
Eastern people who desire home.
or business locations. Portland
sent a delegation of 96 live, rep.
resentative men, composed Of
capitalists, bankers, railroad of.
flclals, etc., who, in speeches,
pledged themselves to work in
harmony to one common point.
Idaho and Washington towns
were we'll represented and all
were imbued with the object in
hand.
Lewiston certainly did itself
proud the latchstring was out,
in the way of entertaining this
vast assembly, and the visitors
returned to their homes with best
wishes for Lewiston the favored
coming city. We quote from the
Tribune:
The organization of the Ida
ho-Washington Develo p m mt
League was perfected Tuesday
at a meeting held at the Elks'
temple at II o'clock in the fore
noon. The officers elected are:
R. c. Beach, Lewiston, presi-
dent; G. W. R. Peaselee, Clarks-
ton, vice-president; Frank R.
Slagle, Pullman, vice-president;
Major F. A. Fem, Kooskia, vice
president; W. L. Carlysle, Mos
cow, vice-president.
During the early period of the
meeting it was decided that the
president and secretary of the
league should reside in Lewiston,
from which point the general
work will be directed, and that
;wo vice-presidents should be Sc
ected to represent the Washing
on counties and that two vice.
Presidents for the Idaho coun-
les. The selection of Mr.. Beach
vas by unanimous vote and the
hairmanship of the meeting was
surrendered by Tom
Richardson. who was in charge
f preliminaries during the early
tages of organization.
Mr.. Beach spoke briefly upon
he purposes of the organization
nd its responsibilities and how
he material things affecting the
lture welfare of the country can
e assured through the agency of ,
nifty of effort. He stated that
OF only can new and progressive
eople be brought into the coun-
y, but the general movement of :
ommunity cooperation would re-
alt in creating better markets
,r the country's produce, and
lat land values would be in
,eased accordingly. He ex- s
ressed his appreciation of the '
onor that had been conferred c
pom him by the delegates and I
ave assurance that he would U
i've the league his best admins ]
alton. s
In the matter of selecting the d
ce-presidents. a motion pre- 8
allied that two such officials be n
'lected from both Washington .
I'd Idaho, and that the delegates a
ON the two states make their t
lections and report the same to t
e convention. These selections d
ere made with little delay and O
e convention acted favorably RI
,on the report submitted. P
The matter of selecting Sec A
tary of the league will be de- Z
rmined by the executive COM
ittee to be named by President
of the Commercial Club "
the same to be endorsed by tie y
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03
WHAT PUNY CHILDREN NEED
More Food-How to Make Them
Eat Heartily

More food, better blood, those are
the two things that pale, delicate
children need most, -H
But they won't eat" says the
anxious mother Yes, they will if
you give them our delicious tonic,
Vinol.
It's the greatest thing we ever saw
to create an appetite. 1t makes the
blood rich, too--builds up weak chill
dren land grown folks as we'll and
makes them strong and rosy.
Mrs. w. o. Stoher of Raleigh, N.
c.. says: my little girl, Hazel, has
been taking Vinol to build her up
after severe spell of sickness. 1t
has done so much good by restoring
her appetite and building up her
strength that think Vinol is the fin
est tonic ever prepared and / an tell
ing everyone about in.
Children like to take Vinol, the
taste is SO pleasant 1t is not a
strong medicine and there is not one
harmful thing in it. We will give
back your money if Vinol disap-
points you.-Paul G. Schulz G Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03
RODGERS REACHES
TUCSON ON HIS JOURNEY

Tucson, Ariz, Nov. Swooping
down from the air at ! O'Clock this
afternoon, Aviator c., p. Rodgers,
now on the last stages of his coast
to-coats fight, was greeted here by
his rival Robert ID, Fowler who is
attempting to make the trans-conti-
mental flight from West to East, and
who has been held here since Mon
day by the necessity OF repairs to his
machine.
Fowler, who had been watching
for his rivals appearance through
the big telescope, in the observatory
of the University of Arizona, was
the first to greet Rodgers as the lat
ter stepped from his machine.
The rivals exchanged their best
wishes for each others success ana
Fowler hurried away to push the
repairs on his machine. Rodgers
took on supply of gasoline and
overhauled his machine, leaving at
1855 for Phoenix, ITO miles away.
Rodgers started today's flight at
Wilcox, Ariz., eighty-seven miles
east of here at Hoo a. M, making
the distance in / hour and 3 5 min
yates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03
CHICAGO POLICE
BUSY ON PROBING
THE VERMILYA MYSTERY

Chicago, Nov. Chicago police
today pursued their investigation
into the death Of nearly half score
Of relatives and acquaintance Of
Mrs. Louise Vermilya, to make GER
tain whether the similar demises
constituted only remarkable series
of condolences, as Mrs. Vermilya as
serts.
Nine deaths are included in the
long list with which Mrs. Vermilya's
name has been connected, including
two husbands, two step-children
three children and two roomers at a
boarding house she conducted
Pending the report of texicolo-
gists, who are examining the viscera
of the last person whose death had
occurred beneath Mrs vermilya's
roof, the police have made no ar
rests. No evidence of crime has been
uncovered .s,s
From letters received by the po-
lice and from separate Investigations
the following new facts became
known today, that while Mrs. yer-
milya has said that one OF the mem
bers of the death roster, Richard T.
Smith. conductor, was only a
boarder at her home, former room
er asserts the two claimed previously
to have been married and they lived
together as man and wife; that
while the woman told the police he
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03

had assisted an undertaken at Crys-
tai Lake, former roo,her, in en-
balming bodies, the undertaken
denied she ever had any such expert
ence. She gave this as a reason why
she could discuss the death with
composure. 4.-
That r. n. Huntington, photo
grapher of Peoria and brother-in-
law of Conductor Smith had made
love to the widow, following Smiths
death, so as to investigate suspicious
he then had abouttthe reasons for
his relatives death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03
HOW TO MAKE HAIR GROW

Mrs. Mason's Old English Sham
poo Cream cleanes the scalp and in
vigorates the hair roots. 1t will do
more to prevent loss of hair and pro-
mote a luxuriant growth than any
thing else. Paul G. Schulz & Sons,
Druggists, Cairo, ILL., 25c a tube.
Try it just once.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03
SEARCH Is STARTED
TO LOCATE MAYOR

Col. Valley, ILL.,, Nov. search
has been started for Mayor julius
Fradericks, who has not been seen
by his relatives and trends for three
weeks. lie was elected without OPP
position last spring. His admins
trtaion, 1t is said, has made many
enemies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03
TOBACCO DIRECTORS
PASS OVER DIVIDENDS

New York, Nov. The directors
of the American Tobacco Co., met
today and adjourned without taking
any action on the common stock
dividends. 1t was the regular date
for declaring quarterly return to
share holders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03
FORMER CENSUS CLERK
GIVEN NEW POSITION

Washington, Nov. 1--Doler d.
viles of Missouri, formerly clerk OF
the census bureau, today was APP
pointed contract labor inspector for
the District of Denver, Colo, in the
immigrant service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-03

Halloween, which was on Oct. 81,
can be traced back to pagan times.
1t is associated in the popular mind
with supernatural influences, and
there are various ways told in leg4
end by which men and maidens may
learn the identitysof their future life
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Blacksburg Social News

pip3ti 10 me es-Dispatch.l
oiacksburg. Va. July 22-Anions
me me young women visiting here who
nave taken part in the informal social
aHairs of the past week are; Misses
90 rS oarrlnston. Edwinnia Daniel,
or charlotte Courthouse. and Alice Al
kihson, OF Raleigh, n. G., guests OF
me Misses Barringer: Misses Rerkelev
OF OF Richmond, with Miss Marenrite
me me nome OF Mrs. Virginia Vawter. and
Misses Margaret Reed and knight, Of
Washington. d. c. who are visiting
MIS- mrs John T Knight al her summer
puIues OF young people from yellow
sulphur drive or motor over to Blacks
burg, and those here go over TO the
springs for few hours OF dancing in
the evening. '''
Lieutenant Joseph Wear. u. S. A..
VINO VIII be the commandment at the
~ next session, spent the week
w me n college Captain and Mrs
ior their trip to Fort Sheridan. Illinois
Where Captain Dashiels has been as
signed to duty.
Professor and Mrs David o. Nourse
are visiting Mrs. J.. S. Randolph, of
the institute. Professor Nourse was
win the college Of Agriculture here
Tor number OF years. and their home
solitude" was a centre OF hospitaiitv
Tor the community during that time
Mlsses Louise Black. Lizzie Otey
Hoge and Alene Henderson are spend
ing week at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoge. Mrs Will
nam Lyhrook and DR.. w. f. Hender-
son motored to Natural Bridge and
Lexington this week
Miss Mary II. Morgan. of LynchBure.
is among the visitors at the Blacks
burg Inn for the summer.
MISS Robbins left Thursday for her
nome in Cumberland. Md, after n visit
here, to her sister. Mrs. Iignan RAN
dolph.
Mrs. G. A Campbell. of Altavista. and
little daughter are guests of Mrs.
Festus Cook
Mrs: ]. l. Eakin is spending a month
with her daughter, Mrs. Carter Oster-
bind. In Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Rockingham. y {.
Miss Juliet Abrams. who for some time
has been visiting friends at ore Bank, has
returned TO her home in Baltimore.
Miss Gertrude Pierce has returned from
Richmond. where she spent some time visit.
Ing friends.
Miss Anna Holman and her brother. Nal.
colin Holman. are visiting friends and rela.
tives in the Cartersv!lle neighborhood
Mrs. Laura Wood. OF Richmond. is VISITING
her cousin. Mrs. Louis d. Jones. at New
store. buckingham county
Maben $. Jones. Of Columbia. $. c.. after
spending some weeks in Virginia, left his old
home at New Store this week to return to
his business in columbia. :. c.
John 6. Martin. who has been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Pitts. has
returned to his home near ScottsviIle
Al communication Of the Arvonla ROYAL
Arch Masonic Chaper on Thursday night,
James Martin. OF the Gold I'm nriEhhor.
hood. was given three degrees leading TO
the Royal Arch degree
John Edwards. of Saltville, is visiting his
parents here.
motor car. nlled with a number Of Rich
mond people. drove M .rom the city Sunday
and spent the day at Bellevue the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Pitts The party CON
sisted OF the following young people: Misses
Julia Leonard and Harriet Buchanan. and
walter and Archer nriggs and Marshall
Waddill.
W. A. LeSuer and Dr. John Robert Rasby
visited Newport News this week.
Archer Thomas. of Richmond is visiting
his brother. c. G. Thomas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Keysville Social News

Especial to The Times 2Dispatch.l
l\eysNillc, Va. July .. one of the
most delightful dances Of the season
was given Wednesday evening at the
Town Han by the young married wo-
men of Kcysvillc. Those present were
AR and Mrs John O. Watkins, of South
Mrs. Leslie Young. of Richmond: Mrs
saunders. Of Richmond: Misses Lucy
Egsleston Annie Norvell. Lottic Car
rincton, OF Charlotte Courthouse: Ruth
Tucker, of Knoxville, Tenn: Imogcn
watkins. of South Boston. Grace
Wnotcu, Of ClarkSville. Ellie Robert
s"n. Nirgie staples Mrs. Henry VIII
lterson and Mrs So!omons. Mcssrs
Blackstone. Arthur scott, Of Peters
burg Robert Hutcheson, Tom watkins
und Robert spencer. of Charlotte
Courthouse. Henry Osborne, j. NJ Nc
cargo Bates Hammer, George Stegau.
scott Hammer, Wood Birclow Earl
Arvin, William Wilson, Emerson
Whiteside and Henry Whiteside
Delicious refreshments were served
after the dance
Miss Lucy Eggleston. Of Charlotte
Courthouse. is visiting Mrs. Charles
Osborne
Miss Ruth Tucker, Of knoxville.
Tenn. is spending the summer with
iler cousin, Miss Ellie Robertson.
Mrs Saunders. cf Richmond. and
Randolph Saunders are visiting sIrs
II y Peters, on Railroad Avenue Sew
"ral delightful entertainments have
hceu given In honor OF Mrs Saunders
Mrs T.. < Fitzgerald entertained In
her honor Monday night at q forty
Two party, and Mrs Leslie Young. OF
Richmond on Tuesday night at a
porch party" The lawn and porchcs
we're prcttily decorated in Japanese
lanterns
Miss Mamie hodges. of Marunsvile,
is expected next week ia spend the
summer with Mrs ". u. Peters
Or. nnd Mrs. Hebcr j. Morton, OF
Wayncsboro Ca. are visiting Major
j w. Morton al Morton Hall"
Miss Lucy Burruss. or Caroline coun-
". Is visiting ho- '.-other. Rev. Frank
Burruss. at the parsonage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Boydton Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
:, Boydton, Va. July 22.-Miss Lucille
TO Miss Ethel Williams.
MISS Rosa Lee Fitzgerald, of Dan
vile, is visiting Miss Marietta Has
kins at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Lucy Bryson left Friday for
Chase City. where she will visit Miss
Mamie Jeffreys. and from there will
20 to Henderson, ~ G.. TO visit Mrs.
VIII T Watkins. Jr
The young women of the Current
Events Club gave a most enjoyabl
picnic ON Tuesday afternoon about a
mile from Boydton. in beautiful
stretch of woods The crowd congre
gated at the home of c. T. Baskerville,
that being central place. Each girl
came heavily laden with a large bas-
woods and the delightful contents were
displayed 1t was by far the jolliest
and most enjoyable occasion of the
season.
Miss frankie Scott. of Brookneal, is
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
w G. Peasants.
Mrs. John Williamson, of this town.
has returned from Glade Springs.
where she has been visiting her daugh
ter. Mrs. c. +. Clark.
Miss Wood, of Chase City. spent the
week end with Mrs. c. Wallace Cole
man. of this place
brother. William r. Mcllwaine Ill. of
petersburg. are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Baskerville.
st. James Guild OF the Episcopal
Church met on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. William y. Bryson. There
was large number Of members pres
rnt. After the business had been
transacted the hostess served delicious
chocolate cream and cake. The guests
Of the guild were Miss Mary McIlwaine,
Mrs. John Boyd. Miss Lucille Virden
and Mrs Lucy H Boyd.
Miss Lulie Baskervill of this place,
md Robert Young. of Antler's. spent
several days this week at the home
of :. L. Graham, of Woodwork. n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd, of Cusco-
villo. are visiting Mrs. Lucy 4. Boyd.
of this place.
Miss Eta Amber. a student of Mary
Baldwin Seminary. stanton. is spend
Ing the summer with her grandmother.
Mrs. Marietta Johnson.
Miss Sarah OEhurn. of South Hill,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Bertha Wat
son, at the Southern Hotel.
Miss Ethel Rainey has just returned
from visit to her aunt at baskerville,
Va
Miss Mary Park is visiting Miss
Nellie Gooch. OF GAINESVILLE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

70 be siven at Bro ,kn "a: IS the Misses Mon :
Mr. and Mrs Ben wa ner and Miss Win.
dtrsonvI!le. y. C.
Mrs John l.. Penn. has returned after a
months vis, to Bonny Crest" In The
Mrs. Johnston and Miss Sarah Johnston. o,
Meridian Miss are the guests of Mrs. James
Miss lima Allen has returned to Danville
afte' I'm extended visit TO friends In Vine
iand. y j., and Atlantic city.
Mrs Frank Terrell an son spending
the summer at sweet Briar.
Mrs. Lewis f. Harvic leaves next week
ior Mil!ooro 10 spend me month OF August
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Joplong are spending
the month of July at Bedford Springs. Penn
r. H. Herndon and family are spendin.
me summer at Patrick SPRING.
Miss Ella Jackson has returned to Dan
In Wytheville.
Mrs j. f. Roberts. Of Rirminsham. Ala
Is the guest OF her father. captain T. 81
Williams. at "Wayssde Farm
Miss Margaret Williams. who has been tha
guest OF her uncle. Attorney General VIII
n ,iams' In Richmond. has returned to her
nome. Waysde Farm near the civ
Miss Bernadette Neubaeur of Iynchburp
street '0'' Va 'ie'i
Misses Frances and Katharine willie arc
visiting their friend, Mrs w. c. Day. 'Ir
! in Charleston. W. Va. -
MIS-. w c. Day has returned home after
PHEASANT stay at Patrick Springs
Mrs. Henry Walker Misses Walker and
H. y. Walker, Jr.. or Louisville Nv s,a
IN, IN, snests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Walker,
West Main Street =
MISS Hope Morrison is the guest OF friends
MISS Grace Morrison has returned hom..
hIler visit TO friends Irv!ngton. Va
md Baltimore. a.
Mrs HUNT Wimbish is the guest of her
sisters. the Misses Conrad at Weaverviita
in The Land OF the sky"
vi an,lt .fS
expected IN Danvilie soon TO wish nor
mother' Mrs White. on Grove street Mrs
hamlin went to California last year to max,
her nome where Mr. Hamlin is located
MISS Bessie Watson will spend nortIop
OF OF August with relatives a TATE springs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Arvonia Social News
[ sneclnl to rhe Times. p.sratch..

Especial 10 The Times D.sratch.J
Arvonia. Va. July I'D. w. Pierce attend
cd the Virginia Press Association at Natural
Bridge last week
Miss Cassie nnval left last Friday for a.
visit to New York where she will spend
some time with one of her teachers. Later
she will visit Concord, Mass, where she
will spend month.
Miss Edith Wilson has returned 10 Bear
Garden" from Fnrmviile. where she has
Doen visiting for the past month.
Miss Winnie Plus left Wednesday for
Norfolk, where she viii remain for several
days visiting friends.
Mr. and Airs. John MoLave. ~ Hastings
on-thc- Hudson New York. are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs r. O Jeffrey. Mr.. Mctave was
was considered one OF its most popular citl-
zens.
Master c. Graham Thomas has returned
from visit Ia his grandmother Mrs n. VI.
Newman. Of Somerset. Orange county.
Misses Bessie. Rena and Macie Williams
are spending some time at Chase city
Mrs Ralph .. Root will leave in few
DAYS Ia spend some months nj her old home
In indianapolis Ind
AIR and Mrs. W W. Hughes. accompanied
by their niece. Miss Mary Frances Hughes.
Of Mnysviile, Ks. lct, this week to spend
some time Ocean View.
Mrs. Riehard PutnAy. OF Mount Zion. last
week visited her sister. Mrs d L. Jones
Misses Margaret and Annie Nicholas. who
have been visiting their cousin. Miss Marea
ret Brown. al Ivy Hill, have returned to
their home IN scot,svlIe.
Mr and Mrs. John Luekahoo. Of scotts-
vile, have beer visiting at the home OF John
and William J>ersch here
a. L. Pitts left this week for an extende ed
"Trip through North Carolina. While there
ne viii visit ais young daughter. who Ia
"PfS"snf y ne time On a visit to friends In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Gordonsville Neighborhood News

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Gordonsville, Va, July 22.--W. j.
the home of his son. II. V. Whitehurst,
at Cedar Grove" near Gordonsvillc.
Mrs, Charles f. Russell. of Lynrh-
burg, is spending a few days at
Brent near Gordonsviile.
Miss Mable Altman. who is attending
the school of Methods in Charlottcs-
vile. spent the week lend at home with
her parents.
Thomas Atkinson. Jr, spent few
days this week at his summer home,
"Rocklands."
Mrs. and MISS Ewing, of washing ton,
Ewing's brother. Captain p. p. Bar
bour
Charles Camper. Of near Orange, was
visitor at Cedar Grove Cottage, the
home OF his sister. Mrs. George Tyler
cowhcrd, on Friday.
John r. w. Ruin spent few days
this week in Richmond and Peters
burg. visiting his mother. Mrs. Sally
W. Ruiiin, in the latter place.
Miss Nora Selby entertained the
class of 1906, Woodland Seminary. at
ner home. near Somerset. on Wednes-
day evening. The members of the
son, of Charlottesville: Mrs. Leckcy.
of Baltimore. Mrs. iIaney, OF Advance
Mills. and Miss Margie Martin. OF
GordonSVilie.
July 81 and continue in session until
August >. Many prominent speakers
are expected
NJ u. Cowherd. Jr. spent Tuesday
In and about Charlottesville. showing
farms To prospective buyers.
Churchill Brock. of Richmond. is
spending some time at "Iopewell.' >
visiting the family of Mrs. Baker.
Mrs n 4. Cowherd of Richmond.
Is expected at "Springfelds" this week
for an extended visit
Miss Tamada Cowherd. of Palmyra.
IS visiting her cousin, Miss Adde Cow
herd. at her home. 'Monteith." near
town.
Miss Homessell Graves. of Weston
was weekend guest of Mrs. j. +. w.
Rufiin, at "Springfelds.",
b. II. Ellington spent part of this
week with his family at Windsor.
his beautiful summer home, near Cor
louisville.
Mrs f. B Sampson and Miss samp-
son were "Springhelds" visitors on
Tuesday.
NJ. ana Mrs. W. WILDER Osborne
spent Sunday with Mrs Osborne's par
ents. Captain and Mrs. Wambersee. at
Charlton" near Orange.
Claree Sutton Mullen was week
end guest Of Mrs. T.. b. Sampson. al
Haywood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Danville Social News
I Special to The Times-Disn,,ct

Special to The rimes- DispatchI
Danville, Va. July 22.-Miss Elva harrow,
Is the guest Of friends at Piedmont Springs.
y. e.
Miss Edith Waddnl is the guest of Miss
Dorothy Moomaw in Roanoke for several
Lewis e. Harvie. al Kentucky. spent this
week with his parents. pr. and Mrs l.. p.
fIarvie.
Mrs. p. NJ. BeckAim and family are sum :
nitring in Halifax county and have close l
tntir hom" on FIxton Avenue
MISS Virginia Griggs and Mics Eliza he n
Gr!ess are attending house party in Roam
exc.
Mrs rium,nnr wiseman. o, Atlanta. Ga
Is the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs F.. G.. Moseley
Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Pritchett are at At
lantic city for ,everai wcaks
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Allen are spendina
the month OF July ~ N'w dorsey Coast.
MISE Elizabeth Many and Miss Mary Ruff.
nm ieite mex; week 10 attend 4 h'use party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Heathsyille Social News

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
Heathsv'lle. Va. July 22.-Dr. Fred
De ); Brent is making a visit to Rich
Mrs. Sterling, of Cape Charles. is
vislting her son. Charles f. Sterling, at
mis- home I'm Heathsviile.
Julian Eubank, of Baltimore. is Wis
iting his father, Giles F. Eubank. at
his home here
Rev. c. S. Arnett. wife and grand
chllu were recent visitors to their
daughter, Mrs Asa S. Rice.
Miss Susie Travers is visiting her
friend, Miss Alice Eichelberger.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Miller and chill
uren. who have been spending some
time In Heathsville. have returned to
their home in Washington.
Miss boswell Shirley is visiting in
Washington and Baltimore
MIR. and Mrs. Shipley, of Baltimore,
are spending some time I'm Heathsville
Mr.. Hlssey, of Baltimore. was a re-
cent visitor to Heathsville.
Sam Headley is in Baltimore.
An immense crowd gathered at the
old Fair Grounds on saturday to wit
ness the races. Some fine horses were
entered, and the racing proved inter
esting and exciting. The horses of
w. h. Miller OF Washington, carried
off the honOrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Frederick's Hall Social News

and Mrs, Fred Dawn. of PALMYRA were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. A G,
Petit last. week. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawn
have recently returned from a trim To-
Cuba
Miss Bessie Bache, OF Richmond is
the guest of Miss Louise Terrell
Miss Matte Garrett has returned to
her home In buckingham, after spend
ing several days with her brother, r.
c. Garrett.
DIR; and Mrs. b. L. Phillips. of Rich
mond. are visiting Mr., and Mrs. Claude
Petit.
Mrs. B, J. Brbb is spending several
weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. e. Fl. Poindexter and Mrs. d