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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
A RECITAL.

the FIRST Presby terrain church in South
Holman street. The announcement
was first made that the entertainment
would be given at the First NJ. E.
church but other plans had to be made.
The invitations to attend have been
sent among the friends and acauaint-
ances Of the young people and it Is ex-
pected that thRe will be a large at
tendance. The evenings program is
anticipated with a great deal of pleas
ure Another recital will be given
Tuesday evening. June 9th and the
members of division No. will give
the program.
The Misses Ruth and Genevive Bre-
man of Rimbach avenue left today for
Plainfield. ILL.,, where they will spend
a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs John
Sonntag. They were accompanied as
far Chicago by their mother, Mrs.
Thomas Brennan.
Ed Mcmahon of Rimbach avenue will
leave tomorrow for points in northern
Michigan to spend a two weeks vaca-
ton
Miss Minnie Turner left this morning
for Cincinnati. o., where she will visit
for a few days Before returning home
she will be the guest of friends and
relatives in Lawrenceburg, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Conroy will
leave today for Indianapolis to remain
until Sunday. Mr.. Conroy will give an
argument in the supreme court tomor-
| row.
The members OF the choir of the First
| NJ. E. church will hold special meet
| ing this evening at 1870 o'clock for the
rehearsal of the program they will give
| at the services Sunday morning
Mrs. Lawrence will entertain the la
| dies of the D. s. club at a thimble party
this afternoon at her home in Sheffield
avenue. II is the regular bi-monthly
meeting.
Mrs. Thomas Lake and son Chester
| have returned to their home in Rim
bach avenue after few weeks visit
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Post at their
home in Cedar Rapids. Ia
| Mrs. Fred Mandernoch has returned
from few days visit at Cedar Lake,
| Ind.
Joe Kelley, who is attending St.
Michaels academy at Plymouth, Ind, Ia
home to spend the summer vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Reil-
ley. at their home in South Holman
| street.
An important meeting of the mem
| bers of Hammond temple No. 73
| Pythian Sisters. will take place Fri
| day evening in the K. of p. hall. The
election of officers will be one of the
| features of the business session.
The members of Silver Light Hive. L.
o. T. M, through their reeordkeeper
have received the draft covering the
amount of insurance due Fred Nuttall
| following the death of his wife, Lura
Nuttall, which occurred June 4th.
The Misses Mary and Anna Ibach are
entertaining Miss Bailey of Anderson
| Ind, at their home in South Holman
street this week. A large number OF
Hammond young people have been in
vited to the Ibach residence this even
ing to meet Miss Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Paxton are enter
tanning Gilbert Paxton of South Bend
at their home in Rimbach avenue.
/ Miss Florence L,overidge is entertain
ing Miss Pauline Sauerman of Crown
Point at her home in Webb street fol
| q fev Ia
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

It is evident from the talk at the
last Commercial club meeting that ma
ny have never attended or know what
Q Chetauqua meeting is. It origina-
ted st Chautauqua Lake, n. Y, in a
great picnic IN the woods by the lake,
famous speakers and an immense con-
courae Of people. Nov Chaus are held
all over, in Kansas the most noted is
Lincoln Park. near Beloit and Saline,
In its public park, always, If possible,
IN g grove near water. Here some
consider it tent show and want it up
In town. near Bissing's shop or in the
school house yard, yet Hays has State
Park with water and timber and shade,
on the edge of town. If il cant be at
the Picnic grounds then put in the tim
Der IN the Park just west Of the Thorn
as residence, which would give a good
sidewalk to the Park. Then If it hap
pened to rain any dav the exercises can
Be held up town. Read these two az
ticles prepared and furnished the pa
pess by the eastern Chau. managers
end zee IL it don't meau in grove See
e what there is promised can be held
up town.
Don't let any mistake be made, Temem
being it can only be made a auccess by
getting the country folks and their
children; the folks west, north and
south 70 attend several days and they
wont come to a show in town and the
ticket subscribers will fail to get their
money back. Let Hays have Chau-
tauqQa and not = medicine show.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

the Lincoln INeb.) z. M. @. A, one OF
the strongest associations in the west
He has organized class Of eight
expert gymnasts, and under Pinneo's
direction these men are conducting
the boys play ChautauQua week.
Three Of his men are playground
exerts. All OF them have at some
time won honors in the field OF sport.
They are former gridiron heroes or
stars OF the diamond or track.
The work they viii do here VIII sim
ply be Tor a week Of sports for the
boys.
They will conduct hiking trips. bird
study expeditions. field meets. camp
ing ptcnics and things OF that sort
There won't be q duh moment in 1t.
The boys are asked to get two
thtngs-a ChautauQua season ticket
and an Indian suit.
The suit is q good play suit and can
Be worn for months.
You can buy these OF the Seton In
dian girl day or two before the Chan-
tauQua or have It made.
Il costs a dollar. and that's . vsEy
snail price tog It
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

This week the ticket committee Of
the Chautauqua. Revs. Smith & Weist
were around delivering the 7s5 season
tickets which ouT citizens had subscri-
bed and were generally taken (McKie
and John q. Wood moved away.
A number took tickets for home uFe.
The following took number and from
them no doubt you can buy one.
Normal Faculty took 70 season tickets.
Hays City Mill ard the Citizene State
Bank each so tickets,
The following each took 25 tickets:
C SchwalIer & Sons, I Zeigler & SonF,
Henry Wolf & Sons. Geo. Philip & ron,
J B BssgaI, Fl Al NickIes, HW Oshant
Havemann Lumber yard, b Spratt,
c A Harkners, Frank Fields. Mulroy
Bros, Geo. Grass, Harry King, C. n.
Wsnn. Fl J. Penney.
The following took 10 each. II. q.
Winters, Alois Bissing, 81 A Cowan,
Alex BissinR, F. Jordan, Prof. Ten
Eyck, Editor Griffith, editor Freese,
AA Weisner, Phil Jacobs, Rev. Smith,
Rev Weist, ". r. Rhea6ss & zen,
SheelebarRer Mill & Elv. Ce.
Schlyer & Arnh0ld 13 tickets.
These tickets are good for anyone in
the family. cost 50 and good for all of
the 20 attractions for the whole week,
including the childrens weeks play.
While tickets for a single attraction
may be IS or so cents. 30 get ticket
Of one Of them.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01
Director Of Boys and Girls
Sports at Chautduqua Old
Northwestern Man
HAS BEEN 4 FOOTBALL HERO
Trained a Class of Young Men.
Now All Are Playground
Experts-Some Stars
Among Them.

George II. Pinneo, the director Of
the boys play. Chautaucua week, is
Szs0 uf the best Known atk4etAs OF tie
middle west.
He is q Northwestern man and q
graduate also OF the Springfield
CEGssA) TcalnIng school.
He was the greatest football player
at Northwestern In his period
He has played against Tale and
Harvard and some Of the largest
schools Of the east.
He entered z. II. q. A. physical
work and is now physical director Of
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Judge Rupreathal paYs these compE
ments to our county in his Luray Her
aid notes: q Ellis county has lately
repainted, decorated ard stenciled the
entire inteFiO walls and woodwork of
it's courthouse. The courtroom is very
appropriately tinted and, thus refresh
ened and frightened. Is more appropTi-
ate to the 80 -ious work there done. -
''The only county in the district
where proper sanitary precautions are
taken ard disinfeetants systf matieIy
and frequently used IN connection with
appointments about the court house
and grounds is IN Ellis eoun y"
-"EJ.is county assessment rolls show
los automobiles reported FOR taxation
ia 1911. Of these IS are IN Hays, 16
in Ellis and the rest scattered through
cut every towI ship in the county.
"a a rare tribute to q mans fairness,
honesty and openmindedasss Vas paid
to Frank Moore, Sr, IN the late Dis
trict Court in Eli county He was a
juror and v = peremptOrily challenged
Of q panel IN ease On trial Later it
seemed difficult 20 get the 18th juror
20 eonplete the pzDel. and then the
challenging party WithdreE his caal-
lenge oE Ar. EOoge ard be wes r.
TUNED 70 he jury box and made :
1enber Of ia jRy, which vas the1
sWoE1 & 50 tzE - esss's
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Miss Grace Dyer left Friday for 6
vacation visit among eastern friends.
Ed Rea spen: MO1day in Wakeeney
on legal business.
Our old timers, ]. s. Roth, now Of
Park, Kansas. was here this week vis-
itfng old friends
Father Fred Solomon and wife naye
spent part Of the week on the home
farm in Wheatland.
Crowds now stand afoind ard watch
the work in erecting the new Weisner
store on Chestnut street.
Miss Lydia Edwards is back for the
summer from her western trip Miss
Ethel Cook 81 Sabetha is bere vi it
ing her.
Miss Alice Fteese came home Friday
for q few daYe vacation ard to see her
sisters. Repssts No rain yet but in
Cove county.
The father Of MPs. DE-. Hemm left
Fri5a7 for lis home in Sc. Louis after
3 pleasant visit here snd much pleas
ed With 6Ur county and little city.
From the papers It Is evident the
not spell Of Sunday was gene rally ali
over the country. Here IT, got up TO
lis in the shade.
Farm to trade for Hays property
I have q good farm to trade for
a home Ia Hsyp, for family who de-
sire TO come here to school their chill
dren. See C. ". MILLER
The Teachers County Institute clos
ed on Saturday, With 102 taking tte
examination, most of them Rettirg
through. u. s History bs ing the great
sticker, the questions covering the
current events the Sast year on which
few teachers were posted.
Houses for Rent:
I offer for rent nice room house
in good neighboFhood.
Also a good poomed house.
See L. w. Miller. Hays
In Saturdays Saiina Journal We see
oh. L Clesver, Who has been book
keeper in the SsliDa Traders Be nix
since its Organisation, has accepted the
position Of Assistant Cashier of the
Citisene' State Bant at Hays and goes
there in few days'
Cow for sale
Two E1e JeHsay cows, shipped here
from Sc. Louis, 9 pears months old,
just fresh. The ckoice for sale at a
Eeasonshle price. For particulars
Inquire at This Office.
The City are reqUiring that patrons
Of City water live up 70 the ordinance.
''You mustn't sprinkle your lawns
BEFORE Z am. nor AFTER pm.
This is done for Fire protection - so
that the water be not drawn out OF the
tank during the night and ncne there
In case Of fire. A violation NAV meap
a fine.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01


Miss Elizabeth TaIcott is a groWnup
girl. 4 But as Miss Talcott grew up,
ske didn't do as most girls do-for-
set the things she loved as a little
girl. She cherishes them today some
AsW-not for herself, as she did when
she was small, but for every other lit
tie girl.
You know that wherever you hear
Of persons making a great success
e one thing it is because of liking
to that thing and close attention to it.
Well, Miss Talcott likes one thing
better than anything else-to see boys
end girls have a good time and that's
The best thing to her that could happen.
She is studying and working out
Hsthods of play for boys and girls.
She has organized a great, large
plan OF boys and girls play.
She Chose Ten others.
She has chosen ten others who are
interested in this very thing and to-
geeher they have worked out this elab-
crate boys and girls department Of
the Chautauqua, the Seton Indian
work. That is. they have worked out
that part of it that is to be enjoyed
~ the girls
And one Of these trained playground
directors is coming to your Chau-
tauSua to make Chautauqua Week q
plRy week for you.
Hiss Talcott went among the In
dams and studied these Indian games
that are to be taught to you and every
0aa Of them is q worthwhile game.
What you should do to enjoy this
bsye' and girls feature OF the Chau-
tauQua is to plan for it right now;
get . season ticket-maybe child's
ticket will do-but get q ticket and
an Indian suit before the ChautauQua
starts.
And then you can enjoy all this be-
sides the regular ChautauQua program
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01
Union Religious Services
IN fbe Air Home

George Cox hiss very kirdi7 granted
the people OF Hays the use OF his Air
Dome tn no d religions 81 rvice= ar d
CONNER cling this Sunday evening a. d
eve,y sunday eYeriRR during JrlT end
August at o'c Uni07 Religious ser-
vices will be held to which ever; bodt
are welcome and e0rcislY y invited
This Sundsy evening, July I'd. will
be patriotic 81 Ri ices, Rev a N Smith
preschi g the sermon and music By 3
male quartetie. TIE usual eve-.iug
offering will be taken.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Jim Craig became Oil Inspector here
July first.
Mrs. Bert Lester visited this week
with relatives IN wilson.
The County commissioners meet in
regular quarterly seEsinE. on Monday.
The County commissioners were out
this week to inspect the bridges Iatsly
built.
Mayor Geo. Philip visiting with -
dauReteT, Mrs. L.W Scott, in KanSAs
City this week.
The friends OF Leonard Wolfe were
glad to see bin home again ard look
ing so we'll.
Kobt. ingram ard wife (Retta
Freese) ard baby arrived Tu Pday
night o. a few weeks visit.
Ben Mckinney and wife came in from
their Greeley eounty farm this week
Co help friends in harvest.
Mrs A. F. De BsekeF, miss Lizzie
Ge6smsn. is here on . visit to her
brother, Nick Gsssman, and fsmily.
Alfred Havemann Is home from his
school work at z. c.. and will have the
care Of the furniture store while Gus
is east on his vocation.
Walter Griffith spent Sunday at home
and with friends here. He expects to
leave Quirter FoOn and go to Minnesota
on business.
Misses Emma and Dora Kraus re-
turned Tuesday morning from their
trip to the Pacific coast, where they
had pleasant three months visit with
relatives in Washington & California.
Tonic of all kinds. Warts and
Moles removed at the
South Side Barber Shop
We cannot insure you against Fire
in the other world, but we can insure
your Hone IN one Of the best ComDa-
nies doing business on this earth.
J. d. Schaefer L & Ins. ARerey
s'Swat the Fly'' Pike was smong the
names registered at the Windsor on
Tuesday. He is another pure food In
spector but did not catch g fly here
but fined the baker in Ellis for not put
ting tags on his bread.
WHAT INTEREST Do YOU PAYG
Joe Scbsefer evidently struck . new
lead and is bound to save you money
# you will read hta eayer carefully.
VIII HolEenbeck bas rented his live
~ barn on south Chestnut street to
Harry FELTON,, will sell OF his stock
and move out to Idaho.
The mother and sister OF MF. Ingram
from CslifeEnie, On their way east to
visit friends, stopped of here Tuesday
night for short visit with friends.
Mrs. Jacob Wagner and children ask
Us to re turn their sincere thanks to the
many friends who we're 50 kind to
them and Mr.. Wagner during bis ill-
ness and burial.
james Burk has rented part Of the
Beeler Garage on south Fort street
and will keep there REQ Autos and
all kinds of REQ repairs.
The Baptists met at their parporage
with Rev. and Mrs. Robinson TO well
come them. Games were played, ~
fresbments served and pleasast ever
ing er joyed-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Misses Field and Niddlekanff nicely
entertained bout 20 Of their young
friends IN tire Brunswick annex which
vas handsomely decorate with Fcores
Of college and school penants. Games
were played ard refreshments served
Miss9s SabTa EppIeF, Georgia Rus
sell and Neva Cromb, Masters George
BaTles aud Norman Planter. all Of FL
lis were the outside guests at the par
ty given here Tuesday evening by
Misses Field end Middlekauf.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Judge W h Pratt. formerly tie
Judge Of this district, died lately at
his home in Philips county. where he
has lived the past IS yeara
Judge LebdeH, of the district sou b
OF as. has resigned and taken q posi-
ton il one Of the Great Bend banks.
Ia this district Judge RuppeDthal
VIII not resign IS be hae lived II Ksn-
aas many years end don't care 70 lesve
his chessn veorsk and 1sd fFin5s.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

The piceuKe show Saturday night
was great success the hall full and
no one asked back their morey, being
satisfied. The magic picture wonder
fui, yet fine acting; the scenery fine,
the other pictures enter tanning. Cox
is putting on the screen sone got d
pictures, we'll worth tire 10 cts chargo.
Judge Ruppeuthal, in his L1ray Her
aid notos, says: = 'fHays Is fortunate
in having moving picture man, Geo
Cox, who Is careful shove the sverP g
id selection Of films, ard in taking care
as to sanitation Of the show place.
His 'air-deme," wholly open TO the
sky. is not close OF fetid at evening
dispIays",
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01
RainfLna
Wall PaDenn6

PainfLn6 Wall PaperIn6
I am prepared 10 do all kinds OF
painting and wall papering and viii
contract to do the best of work, fur
nish the best Of material at reasonable
fates, and guarantee satisfaction. Sam
pie vail paper books furnished which
contain the very best makes and pat
tsEns 70 select from. s2tf
q. J. Bel. Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Did yCu ever b ar Of aHyhoiy kick
ing on our loss adjustments? Close
personal application TO every detail OF
insurance writing, backed by the best
Companies IN tie world, has ensbled
us to give everybody, everywhere and
at all times A SQUARE DEAL.
The ]. II. Schaefer Loan & Ius. Ag'cy
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Stray hogs taken up
Came to my farm miies west and a
mile north of AntoninO, two stray
hogs. Owner can have by paving the
expenses and proving property.
ALOIS BIDDLE.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

A large surplus il NECESSITY to
a Fire insurance Company ss a guar
antee to it's Policy holders. We rep
resent Companies who rank FIRST in
Assets and also in Surplus.
The j. 81. Schaefer Loan & ms Agcy
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01
Nice House for Rent.

4 z roomed ssst6eBee with . big
Eardsn. n 3 nies neishhcrkcod, eor
rest cheap See HENRY SCHULTZ
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

Fifty years ago Monday June 26th,
Mr.. and Mrs II. ] R. Treat we're mar
risd in Ohio, and moved to Ellis county
when the railroad came here. Last
Monday they celebrated their 50th an
niversaET and about 200 Of their friends
called on them at the Brunswick kotel
to offer their congratulations DsintY
refreshments were served and the fio1
al decorations very pretty.
Judge COburn, her son, came here tc
join in their celebration.
An orchestra, composed Of Hrs- kes
Ry, Alex Meier, Maurice ZeizieE. Leu
Croft and Albert Butcher Furnished
entertaining music during tie even
hz and Miss Sophia Diskins0n @ns
her sUaetszz oDgA
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01

The HAYS Tennis club was ''in it''
in games in Kansas city last week,
their member, John Freese, member
Of the Z. C. Athletic Club, in their
annual conte ts, nushi-g way to the
front. Last Su day, the Star in its
sports page, in its long account OF che
games OF that Club, tells that in the
81 round Freess defeated nahme 6-1,
So In 4th Fsund defeated CLARK
+6-3, 6-2. which eat him in the semi
finals this week James vs. Freese
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01
OF FUN FOR
BOYS and GIRLS
M VIII Be Shown a Big Time
When the Chautauqua Starts.
EVERYONE GAN GET INTO IT.
AIl That's Needed Is a Season
{ Ticket and an Indian Suit.
{ Get Ready fOr Ii.
EVERYONE GAN GET INTO It.

- AN there
b 8 q ny
t hin g
moro In
terestinS to the
boys ana girls
Of a Chautauqua
town than the
a n n ouneement
that Chautaucua
is to mean e
week of fun for
them?
Well IL is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22

was deliberate and prcmcdltatcd. as
Is shown by the. making OF new hills
on file. From information already in.
the handE OF the Mayor, the shortage
cannot be accounted for 'bv any over
sight or accidental failure to make en-
try because of pressure OF work or
for any other rcason.
Warned ainny Times
Collector cunningham has been re-
ncatcdly warned In tho past that such
city funds were Illegal. and might lead
to prosecution. lie was REPORTED short
by former City Accountant Mccarthy
TO Mayer Taylor and has hccn several
shaw, both to Mayor McCarthy aud to
Mayor Richardson. III Tho last in
stance he had already been re elected
for n new term. aud his removal
sccmcd unwisc for il few days merely
70 have him take office again Mayor
Richardson warned tho Collector at
w INA, time inc that any further shortage
ccived his solemn promise that &
would not occur again
The offcnsc Is covered according to
M ne "fIlciais by section 2Ii7 Of the
0odc of virginia, volume . pnCc 1890:
,,rmhczzletnent By officers. etc. OF pub
lie funds: how punished. default In
paving over funds; evidence OF guilt"
which reads:
Pcnitcntrnry oGcnsr.
y any officer agent or employc of
the state OF. Of any city. town or coun-
" Or the deputy OF. any such officer
having custody OF public funds. know
ln1'y misuse or misnppropriate tho
same or knowingly dispose thereof
otherwise than In accordance with law.
hc shall be confined in the penitentiary
MOI less than ono nor more than ten
Years. and Pny default of such officer
agent. employe or deputy In paving
oyer oyer said fund to the proper authori-
ties. when required by law to do so.
seall be deemed primn facie evidence
Sections IL ami so Of the CITY char
Ter, specify that tho Collector must
make report in writing to tho Audi
tor, weekly. or oftcnrr III required. tho
amount Of all money collected ny him.
and shall pay The same into tho city
'rcasury.' and Tho Collectors is ex-
prcssly prohibited from kocping the
money OF the city in his hands or in
nc hands of any person or corpora
ton TO his use. beyond IN. limo pro-
scribed for the payment q same Into
the city treasury. and Iny violation
Of this provision shall subject him 10
Immediate, removal from Office"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
Vrginians at the Hotels

MISUNDERSTANDING W7ootton. Arvonla; A. Y.
Maynard. Courtiand; Or. Thomas ~ Taylor.
Louisa: d. y. Twymnn. Appomattox; Mr..
and Mrs. L. p. Anderson. Norfolk; p. 4.
Ford. williamsburg: Mrs W. b. Sims Hail
TAX county,,J. II. Bailey, Waketieid: Thomas
=. Wright. buckingham; w NJ Taylor'
Mccklenh'irs county; J. Z. Hope Hamilton.
=; f. Wood South I'LL; u. f. Hart. Boy.
shall. Virginia -
R;shnond.John Il. Wall. Danville; w.liian
a. Bowlcs. Staunton; 6. Y Prlddy. Norfolk:
MISS virginia Lee Patterson, Frednricksburc
Giloert--W. l.. lIobEood. virginia; i. NJ
Gu, Antlers; $. s. Smith, Mineral; A. A
Stewart. Norfolk Leonard Hewitt Appomat.
sturnpf's-w. j. Baxter. Norfolk; w
Mason. virginia; A. ]. desmond I.ynchburc:
Ned c. Russell Sorfolk; II. b. Rollins.
Portsmouth; ]. -. Bailey, Empora.
LcNinGton-A. II. AGREE. Norfolk: " 4.
Stephenson. panviilc: NJ. X. Davis. Arvonia.
=. T. anderson. Roanoke: G.. II. santmier.
Edinhurg; q. q. Farley Amelia: w Z;
Sea SsasIie Bowling Green: Or. j. G. Reynolds.
Chatham: II. ~. Adams, Virginia; uainpdcn
Sidney baseball team: o. w johnson. ST.
stephens church; X. 7. Gregory ,nInstaiis
Davis-Mr anu Mrs. j. c. MctorInlcE
Suena Vista; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stnrgard,
EorIlok: Miss Long Woodvilc; C. w win
bedford county: J. N. Brown clifton Forco:
Overtun Kent. CartersyIllc.