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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
.!- tickets ON SALE SHOW DAY At BERTSCWS PHARMACY =.

Miss Wcltha Gilbert has returned
to her home after enjoying a six
weeks sojourn in southern and east
ern states.
John Lohand and wife, of Newport
News, Virginia, are guests at the par
entail C. +. LOnand home for a few
weeks visit.
Misses Helen and Kitchel Adkins
left last evening for Grinnell where
they will take up their school duties
in few days.
b. S. Cady, operator at the Lyric
Theatre, returned home this morning
after enjoying brief visit with rela-
tivcs in Fort Dodge.
Harry Woodruff, who has been en-.
jOying an extended visit in this city
with his father, returned to his home
in Omaha, Ncbr., Saturday.
OriSon Carter and d. NJ. Franklin
departed Saturday evening for Mis-
sOula, Montana, to look after real es-
tate interests near that place.
Charles Matter, formerly with Gil
christ & Co., returned to his home in
MOraVia after brief visit with rela-
tivCs and friends in this city.
Mrs. Mary McKanna and daughter,
Mrs. W. J. Mattick, returned home
from Abba last evening where they
| enjoyed a brief visit with relatives.
Dave Allan, the Orpheum's popular
singer went to KeOnuk this morning
where he will fill two weeks en-
gagcmcnt at the Orpheum at that
! place
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Glaze and
daughter Ruth arrived home this
morning from a visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Morton at Min
neapOlis.
Mrs. c. N. Coke and the children
have come from Deep River to re-
man during the school year. They
are making their home with Mrs.
| COXe's father, DIR. w. L. Crowder.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

minger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bent
Harbour, on North d street. J. NJ.
is publishing the Daily News and the
Weekly Sun of Blackwell and Kay
county and he is doing well. Many
former acquaintances and old time
friends are pleased to greet Mr.. and
Mrs. Eisiminger once more.
Fifty years ago today,-September
IL, 1S6l,-at the home of the bride,
near Fremont, Iowa, occurred the
marriage CT Mr.. John Shaw and Miss
Eliza Yenney. OSkalOosa has been
their home during all this half cen
fury except for the past eight years,
during which time they have been
residents of Dos MOinpS. They have
just returned to the old home to eel.
again take up permanent residence
here. They will be at home in few
days at 407 Fifth avenue east, and
OskalOOsa will know them again as
enterprising and worthy deniZens in
business. church and social affairs
ne IlCIdlu, Ill HHlSOu Win all Olu
time friends and acnuaintancCS, bid
them welcome to the old home town
COngratulates them on this annivers
airy day and extends wishes and pray
ers for another half century of hap
piness.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Clarence Paris and Jim DOnnGlly
were visitors in Abba Sunday.
Mrs. Martha E. White, of Brighton
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs
| Nichola.
Mrs. Dan Trimpy entertained hel
son Dannie over Sunday. Also Miss
Hattie Young of Ottumwa.
Miss Lillian Jones and Miss Kath
crime Pogge returned this morning t.
their duties as school teachers neal
Lacey,
Mrs. Fl. r. Cammack, who has beer
visiting friends here, returned to hel
home in Marshalltown this morning.
| interest.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

brOther-in-law build house near
KeOsauqua, spent Sunday with his
family on Ninth avenue.
KCOkuk Democrat: Joseph Haul
bert and daughter Marion have just
returned from a Two weeks visit at
OskaloOsa, Ottumwa and Des Moines.
South English Herald: Mrs. Eva
Barnes and her mother, Mrs. Sails,
bury, of Oskaloosa, were visiting with
Mrs. Mendenhall last week, who re-
turned with them to Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Mary May James and daugh-
ter Ethel departed this afternoon for
California, where they will make
their future home. Their many
friends here and in Ottumwa wish
them good luck in their new home.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

Yoder will be employed in a millinery
store at Oskaloosa this fall.
Mrs. F. B. Gordon has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
DIR. Arlington, of Marengo, Iowa.
Mrs. J. E. Mendenhall and son Fred
left for Omaha this morning, where
they will visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Centervile Citizen: Lillian lies, of
Oskaloosa, arrived Saturday for a
visit with her grandmother, Mrs. A.
L. Stice.
Washington Journal: John Parks
went to Oskaloosa this morning for
a visit at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Mary belong.
Charles Hunt, who is helping his
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
(From Mondays Dahy.l

Paul and Homer Phelps left for
Grinnell on business this morning.
Mrs. Fred Robnent and Mrs. w. r.
White, of Abba, spent Saturday in
town.
Joseph Jones went to Martinsburg
today to visit at the Chas. Gilmour
home.
Ralph Wilson went to Ottumwa this
morning to visit with friends and rel.
a.ives.
Miss Lois Maty has gone to New
Sharon, where she will visit with
friends and relatives.
John Carr. OF Abba. returned home
last evening after brief visit with
parents and friends here.
Wellman Advance: Miss Carrie
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
--mwm> iowa State Board OF
CIV sssssSSsz Optometry Examin,
YIEN& ers, Certificate No.
49, 262, Mahaska Coun-

ty License to practice Optometry, NO
262, Mayne Arnold, 215 West High
Ave, Oskaloosa. Scientific glass Mt
ting guaranteed or money back.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
GREEN CHAUFFEUR KILLED.;
HIS EMPLOYER BADLY HURT

DANNlLLE VA, July 2S.--Vincent
Harper, negro chauffeur. was in
stantly killed. Major Jones mer-
ca ant at New Design, Va, was rem
dered unconscious and the delivery au-
tomobile of Jones IL Richardson, gen
eral merchants, was wrecked as tho
result of an accident about 10 o'clock
this morning near Pleasant Gap about
eight miles north of this city.
Harper was new man at the job OF
operating an automobile ana was be-
ing instructed to-day by Mr.. Jones.
who has had much experience in the
use of the machine.
When the machine started across
Blair culVert the operator attempt :
ed To cut around to avoid buggy,
which WAS approaching from an ops
posite direction. He evidently turned
the wrong propeller and the rnachine
dashed out from the main road, which
Is macadamized, crashing into an em-
bankment and turning turtle.
The negro was crushed To death and
Mr.. Jones severely injured. The ne-
gro's tragic death to-day makes the
first automobile accident resulting
fatally that has occurred in this Sec
ton since the motor machines came
into use.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
I FREDERICK BURts SOCIAL
AND PERSONAL ITEMS

(speciai tie The Richmond N4rE4nian)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. July 2s
Mr.. Dun Green, Of Brooke. i'll stat
ford. is very III at his home Mr.
Green served in the Frederic kshurg
artillery during ma t'iYfi waf ard his
friends regret to hear of HRS iilrRess
Hon. +. l.. Gordon. OF Louisa. viii
address the people OF Spotsyiyania.
on August T. At Spotsylvania Court
house. Ills subject viii he Political
Conditions Of Virginia.
Mr.. Burren Lee, who has been
managing a ranch in California for
several years. is visiting his father.
Captain II. NJ. Lee at his beautiful
home, Highland Home
Miss Matte a, Tansiii left to-day
for Charlottesville. Va. TO Join Miss
Cora Les Cote. who is attending the
summer School of Methods, and
from there the two VIII visit Miss
Coles sister, Mrs. Ethel ould, OF
Morton, Va.
Mrs. NJ. f. Eckenrode OF this city.
and her son. Or. j. NJ. Eekenrode. Of
Richmond left Thursday fer Niagara
and ether places Of interest in the
North.
Miss Bette wiltshire. of Charles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
SALOON ARGUMENTS
ARE ALL EXPLODED
HENCE STANTON "WETS" ARE
NEITHER TALKING OR ADVER-
Using.

t:sSecia To The Richmond ytrginian)
STAU &ToN. VA, july 2s.-This city
Will see the end next Tuesday OF the
most unique local option election ever
held in Nirgiflia-~~uniQue III that the
"wets' are submitting their side OF the
issue 10 In" people without the use
Of either printers ink or public speech
Having tried this and failed. they are
this time conducting gam shoe"
campaign for voters ana are withhold
ing any answer whatever 10 the on
slausht 81 the 'Drys " They seem to
realize that every argument that they
once had in regard 10 tie saloon aid
ing business and public morals has
pcen exploded by Stauutonfs experience
under u TRY" regime or two years
stanton has prospeTed under the
two wears Of lao liquor here and thera
~ no reason 10 believe tEat the peo-
tile want the bar-rcams haCs 81
course both sides arc claiming the VIE
tory IN advance. ANA both seem really
confident, but it is the belief 81 your
correspondent that the na iorlty viii
ce with the ''nrys"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
LIEUT.. lEVER|NG'S
HORSE IS UNRULY
RUNS OVER PRIVATE DOUGLASS,
OF ANDRlA-SHAM BAT.
TIE TO-DAYS EVENT.

Especial to The Richmond yirainian.)
CULPEPER, VA. July 2s.-Both the
forenoon and afternoon of to-day ct
Camp Sale were duly marked by the
same strenuous exercises In battalion
company and squad drills, winding up
with dress parade after which there
was the Impressive ceremony of guard
mount.
An accident happened at to- days
dress parade when tho horse ridden by
Lieut.. lowering. OF the Richmond Com
pany. became un!nanageahle aud ran
over private Douglass OF the Aiexan-
drla Company. who was very much
bruised but was reported at tho hos
pitsl to-day as getting on well.
The crowd at tonrgnts military band
concert was much larger than ever be-
fore and the town people express their
best thanks by attending the concert
exercises. from seven to rine.
Such are the sanitary conditions Of
the camp that there are no patients
in the hospital. All is now prerara-
ton among the men for the sham bat
tie of tomorrow. The orderly con-
duct OF the soldiers both In camp and
when in town Is the subject ef most
favorable comments. Onicer# OF zoe
dayTo- day was Lieut. Brantly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
RICHMOND GUESTS
ARE PROMINENT
THEY FIGURE CONSCIOUSLY
IN TREATMENTS AT THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Especial To The Richmond Virginian)
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, "
VA, July 2S.--Although still early IN
the season there were enough men TO
have a very successful german last
week, forty couples participating in the
affair. which was lead by +. Pendleton
Turner. OF Washington. his partner
being Mrs. Blaine Elkias. of Morgan
town, W. Va, who Is a very graceful
dancer. Mr.. Turner introduced some
rather novel figures, such as the hur-
die races, and hare and hound tsures,
which were most appropriate, preced-
ing as they did. the last day OF the
Greenbrier Country Cub races. AT
midnight a champagne supper was
served. and after this intermission. the
german was continued. until the wee
small hours. Among the most graceful
dancers were, Miss Ifefen stevens and
Miss Nan Goodwin, Richmond. the
Misses Frances dua Bertha Clark, Phil
adelphi4 Airs. Blaine Elkins, Morgan
town W Va. AIRS. Julia Bradley
Washington Mrs, Thornton, Lewis
Cincinnati. Mrs John II, Alien, Gih-
eInuati: Miss Emily Powell, New York
Miss Credila Miller Baltimore; Miss
N,aleEIal G,a6elfartl. Nal7hi1}ges eny. MISS
Marjorie fangdou Cincinnati: and
Miss Nina Mackall. Washington.
Gathered about a roaring CRATE fire
Wednesday morning in the hotel ro-
tunda. the guests discussed the woes
of their friends in the North. whom
heat, while they. at White Sulphur
Springs were enjoying the delights of a
cracking log fire.
Miss Helen Stevens. or Richmond
accompanied by Miss Nan Goodwin. also
Of that city, spent the week end al
White sulphur. where they have a
charming cottage overlooking the park
Both young women were very popular
at the german given last week,
Mrs. r. w. Powers ur1c Miss Pauline
Powers, Of Richmond arrived the first
OF the week and are installed IN one
of the Georgia cottages.
MIR. and Mrs De Soto Fitzgerald. Of
Richmond, are sojourning IN a cor,age
in the Florida row.
Richmond guests figure IN all OF the
entertainments given here, and.a very
large number of them have registered
at the hOiel recently; INCLUDING: f. r.
Williams. W. II. White, Mrs NJ. s.
Valentine Miss Marjorie Goode, Miss
Katherine OWN. ". w Bowman. Mrs.
Lewis Burnwell Peter Mayo. r. II.
Hawks. f. w. Thomas. II. r. Bern
hard. Thomas McAdams, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Caskie. w =. Upshur. Mrs. p.
s. Powers, J. :. Herbert, Mr., and Mrs.
Barton II. Grundy. j. S. RatchGfe.
Mrs. l.. Goffroym, and Miss X. Law
renee, Of New Orleans, arrived the
first of the week, others here from
this city being Lou West. and RAN
dolph West,
fforaca sanrnotis. Of Savannah, Mas
hean Snnp1fnu tha week hare
Mrs. James r. Jordan, Miss Rena
Nutty, and Miss Edna Nutty. of
Louisville. came here for luncheon last
week.
couple here from Texas, who have
been enjoying the varied attractions
at the Springs is Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.
Burgess. Of FL Paso Others Texans
here ere Mrs. Kennedy. and Miss Pres
tom
Mrs. Brent Kraft, and Edward Hall
who REGISTERED from Bryan, Texas
were here last week. and Mrs Arthur
Stimson, Of Knoxville, arrived the first
of the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
tain trails and having many unusual

tain trails and having many unusual
experiences.
Friday morning d large card party
was given in the ballroom. There were
several tables OF bridge and one Of
five hundred. Tie first prize for the
bridge game which was a silver deposit
decanter, went 20 Mrs. Stockton Cooke.
of Sheffield. Ala. and the consolation.
q pair OF silk hose was drawn by Mrs.
McNeal. of Warrington. W. Va. The
highest score at five hundred was made
by Mrs II. c. Mackiin, of Norfolk. Va,
who was given gold stick pin.
Mrs. E. a. Grant entertained a party
of eight charmingiy Friday evening
Miss Cooke was the fortunate winner
Of a silver Iadle. After the game dam
~ refreshments were served
ON Monday morning early, Mr. w. w
Wheatley Of the White sulphur hau
driven over for the day bringing three
friends with him. The same day, Mr..
and MrR. Sutton and Mrs. Williams. of
Norfolk- drove over from the White.
MIR. 9. II. Xix and Mr.. r. II Mack
lin, OF Norfolk. and DR. Robt Reid, of
New York. spent the week end at the
Sweet Chalybeate
The young people enjoyed a jolly
har-ride Tuesday night 70 Beaver Dam
Falls, where crackers and marshTnal =
lows were toasted before a large fire
built near the Falls.
All are glad Mrs. Baya and Miss
Bava are here again.
Miss Derrance. of Houston. Texas. is
visiting the Misses Fitzgerald. Mrs
Parker and family have arrived from
New Orleans
Mr. Elton Of Savannah. and Mr.
Jean Jones, Of Richmond are spending
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

town. w. Va. n visiting her niece.
Mrs w. w. Butzner. OF this city.
Rev. Il. semple Rowe. wife and
nlece, Miss Lille Rove. who have
been spending the week with their
relative, Captain A y. Rowe. st
iromp'on. returned to their home
la Baltimore to-day.
Mrs, r. c. Smith. two daughters
Misses Marie and Sarah Louise, and
son. Mr.. Foster II. Smith, left Thurs
day for Greensboro. Ca. where they
viii 1--we IN tile future
Mr.. W II. Underwater. Of the
State highway commission. was here
Thursday in consultation with the
Spotsylvania road commission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
Virginia Weddings
Epps-Richardsan.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,
FALLS CHURCH. VA, July 2S.--
The residence of Rev. E. J. Richard
son, on Maple avenue, was the scene
s0f "a pretty wedding on "Wednesday
hen Miss Rose Richardson. sister or
Mr.. Richardson, became the bride of
DIR. Charles III. Epps, OF Richmond.
the ceremony being performed by Mr.
Richardson. Miss Florence Epps ana
Mr.. William Butler, of Richmond
accompanied the bridal party Or
and Mrs. Epps returned to Richmond
after the ceremony, and Will make
that city their future home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

mean that the long fight over the
salem office ~ ended
Last December the President sent the
name Of George W. McAlexander TO
the Senate for the position The ac-
ticn aroused a storm OF protest from
peonle Of Salem. ana from many Re
publicans In this section, and their OPP
rqsifion is believed TO have led to the
Presidents appointment OF Yonce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

(speciaf to The Richmond virginian.l
ROANOKE, VA. July 2S.-A large
brick building on the corner OF High
and n f1frd Streets orce notorious. a.
the home of Rose Turner. is to be COM
Verted into a colored Y. NJ. C, A. Plans
already have been developed by A. u.
Oliver, a colored attorney. It Is said
that the new venture will have the
support of the Norfolk and Western.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian>
ROANOKE, VA, July as.--J. .. Cog
gin, Of Vinton an electrician employed
by ". r. Wolfenden. was seriously In
3ured to- day by falling from lad
dec. He was boriflg hole III .the %S>t'
when ne lost his balance. Hts skull
was fractured and his condition Is
said 70 be very serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
yONCE WINS OUT
SALEM OFFICE
PRESIDENT NAMES HIM POST,
MASTER, ENDING LONG DRAWN
OUT FIGHT.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
ROANOKE, VA. July ns.--A te1e-
gram was received in the city to-day
from Congressman Slemp, saying: "The
President has directed that the name
a. !, V. Yonce. be sent in "a the post
r. aster at Salem. This Is taken to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

The Commercial Fire Insurance Co.
Of the District OF Columbia. has made
application to the Commissioner OF In
surance for a license TO do business in
Virginia. the company has IT paid UP
capital of $4,000, IT rs very likely
that the permit will be granted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

published were inoculated last night
with typhoid vaccine. The physician
says that his arm where he made the
injection is q little sore and that he
feels somewhat dun but that other
wise he is all right and able t6 at
tend to his practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
Judgment Is Entered.

JNdgnene in the sam OF SS8g5o
in favor of the plaintiff was entered
in the law and equity court yester-
day in the case of George and Conn
pany, Incorporated, against Moses
Adelanski, trading as the Richmond
Candy Company,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
TrV irocuiation.

Especial to The Richmond Virgnian.)
ROANOKE, VA. July 2s,--A Roam
oke physician. and "a friend who in
sists that their names shall not be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
LONG WALKS ARE
POPULAR At SPRINGS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
SWEET CHALYBEATE, VA, July
2s.--Fancy, having glorious October
days in July. Such weather is most
conducive to long walks. One party
covered twenty miles following noun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
" cttding of Interest

NFNuIHN OF INtprf~t+ ~
Society In Maryland and through
ont Virginia IS Interested in the we'd
ding OF Miss Mamie Lindsay daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lindsay and the late
Jtfhu Lindsay ofE- Bostssi afad john
Amory Lowell Blake. also Of Boston.
which viii take place August at
New York Harbor, where the Lind
Says have summer home Bishop
Goldman, OF Maine. is 10 oficiate
Miss Lindsay is n niece OF the late
Mrs Thomas Poultney, Of Baltimore,
Her brother. Thomas p. Lindsay. mar
ried Miss Florence Field, a daughter
Of Mrs, Thomas Nelson Page. a land
reception will follow the wedding
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

TN THE NEW NOVEL THE PRODICAL
l. JUDGE Mr.. KESTER has produced book
of which any American novelist might be proud.
He has transcribed periodn vivid fashion and
we know of no book of its pretensions more essen
TALLY American full of the real favour of our
carly evolving conditions
Mr.. Hester has touched high water mark in
describing the broad places, the family scorched
roads but lately pushed by pioneers the hills
the winding rivers that flowed by the occasional
settlements. The humor and pathos of the old
prodgals life give to the story quality and tone
OF merit What is most encouraging is that
Mr. Hester has written a best seller which really
deserves the wide success it will, without doubt
continue TO have, and should not be surprised
If its dramatic possibilities translated into
play form.
The Bootman
Bookseller. Pro 1925 re, The BoBBs-uERRI1L co Publishers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
Reception to Visitors.


Mr., and Mrs. PoWhatan f. Conway.
entertained Wednesday night from
nine untH eleven thlrty o'clock at their
handsome home on Main Street. Dan
vile, when they gave reception. com
Ilimentary to their daughter. Miss
Margaret Conway and her charming
house guests. Miss Lucy Brown. of
Richmond: Miss Louise F,llyson and
Miss Elizabeth Ellyson. Of Richmond.
and Nessrs. Clarence Brown. of Rich
r1ond; DreuX Van Horn. Of Tulane
University. New Orleans. La: Ntnf-
fred Fore and Robert Thomasson. Of
Richmond
Miss barbara Allen Spencer and Miss
Mary Swain greeted the guests, as they
arrived. who We're In turn introduced
! TO the receiving party In the drawing
room by Miss Ruin Davis and Miss
I Elizabeth Naddill Miss CONWAY made
4 lively hostess, I'M cream lace over
yellow messaline. Miss Lucy Brown
wore lieht blue marQusette over satin.
with crystal trimmings; Miss, Louise
Ellyson in white lace and pearls and
! her sister, Miss Elizabeth Ellyson was
gowned IN white marquisette over blue
ruessaline
Miss Nora Wad6m and Miss Eliza
beth Holland presided in the dining
room whore delicious ices were served.
Dunu-fnman.
Mrs. Frances Jones 1ntnan. Of
Roanoke aud Mr.. William Henry
Quinn, of Richmond, were quietly
married Tuesday afternoons, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Lynn Buckner
in Roanoke. The ceremony was per
/ formed by the Rev Arthur Row
botham. II, p. Mr., Dunn and his
bride left for a European tour,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

Mrs. Anna Arther, OF Charinttes-
vile. and Miss Eva Bruce Of this
city. are spending several days at
Ovean View.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29
Personals

! PERSONALS.
I Mrs George Sulithdeal ard Miss
Julia r, Henning Will leave town on
/ Monday 70 spend several weeks al
tocean Grove, n. J.
! Miss Aston Drake is the guest Of
friends in Danville.
! Dr. Harry Baker. OF / East Grace
street. viii join Mrs. Baker, who has
/ been spending the past few weeks
| in the Shenandoah valley, for the
Weekend. and they will return To
| the city the first eff next week
| Mrs Z. E. Branner and Miss Char
lotte Branner will spend the month of
August in Louisville, Ky. with Mrs
j. II. Henderson.
Misses Ethel and Mary Walters, of
1907 Hanover Avenue, are spending
the summer with their grandmother
at Gaithersburg, Nd,
DR. Benjamin Bloxton. of ais Il.
Grace street, Is attending the Nat
ionat Dental Convention az cleveland.
Ohio.
Miss Louise Bryan is the house
guest of Miss Margaret Williams at
Wayside, near Danville.
Mrs. T. +. Foy and Mrs. c.. Nj.
Johnson. Of East Clay street. ara the
guest of relatives in Halifax county.
Mrs. Anna Arther, of Charlnttes-
vile. and Miss Eva Bruce. Of this
city. are spending several days at
ovean View.
Mrs. w. II. Perkins win spend the
month of August at the Rockbridge
Alum Springs.
Miss Martha Michael. OF this city,
is the guest of friends in Roanoke.
Judge George Pell. of Winston Sa-
lem, n. c.. brother of DR.. Edward
Leigh Pell. who has been here for
treatment for paralysis. has returned
home. DIR. Pell is still in the hos
pitai.
Miss Mary Chalmers has gone to
North Hatley. Canada, where she
will be the guest Of Miss Elsie Har-
rison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

Mrs. w. III. Perkins VIII spend the
month of August at the Rockbridge
Alum Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

Mrs. T. E Foy and Mrs, c.. NJ
johnson. Of, East Clay street. are the
guest of relatives in Halifax county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-29

Miss Louise Bryan is the house
guest of Miss Margaret Williams at
Wayside, near Danville.