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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
Warrenton soeial Newa

Especial to The limos Dispatch
Warrenton. vaz September 2s-rhs
Cavalry. United confederate S Veteranu,
held reunion at FauQuier SprinEt
on Saturday. which was largely at.
tended.
New York. spent the week end in War.
renton.
Miss Ida. Pollard, OF at. Louis. and
Miss Elizabeth Gaines have returned
home after. visiting Luray. Lexington
and Natural Bridge.
is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Gaines.
Miss Elsie Chisoim, of Savannah, Ga,
Is the guest of Mrs. AlbArt Fletcher,
Jr.
Miss Alice Smith win arrive in War.
renton on Monday to be the guest Of
Mrs Grenville Gaines.
Mrs. w. G. Marshall entertained on
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
w. B. Williamson.
Mrs. Annie Lucas Smith and Miss
home in Texas, after spending several
weeks In town.
Miss Chapman. of Richmond. was a
recent guest of Mrs. James p. Jeffries
to his post after visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rose.
William Towson, of Shelbina. Mo.
spent some time in Warrenton this
Miss Mary Eliza stone is visiting
in Washington.
Mrs. Juliette Keith has returned to
Richmond after spending some time in
Charles Wood. Of Atlanta. Ga. and
Mr.. Bailey. of South Carolina. were re-
cent visitors at d. p. Woods home
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Scott Miss Well
ford. Miss Hasan, aMessre Carter,
Donald Blair and Taylor Scott. of'Rich-
mond. have returned home.
Mrs Heath, Mrs. Williams and Miss
Heath left this week for their homes
in Norfolk
Miss Sallie Marshall Is at home after
visiting In Washington and Baltimore
Mrs. Maud Spicer, who has spent
some time in Washington. returned
home on Sunday last
Mrs. John p. Hooe entertained on
Sunday at dinner party.
DIR. and Mrs. Laura Hardin and two
sons. of Washington. who have spent
several months in Maine arc the guests
OF Mrs. Taylor Scott.
Mrs. Phil Nelson, of Salisbury. n. c.,
is the guest of Mrs. @ w Nelson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
Radford Social News
I Special to The Times-pispatch

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Radford Adams delightfnmy entertain
ed at tea" on Friday in honor of her
guest. Miss Comic. of Norfolk. The
hostess was assisted in receiving by
Miss Comic. Refreshments Nere
served by Misses Leila Scott and Vir.
ginia Eakin. Many called during tho
afternoon.
Aid Society OF Radford Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday afternoon. The
occasion was made memorable by the
reading of Miss Leahy,, of Richmond.
Miss Mary Harris returned to her
home in Saltville, on Saturday last.
after visiting her sister, Mrs. William
About ninety people attended tho
picnic at the Fair Grounds given by
the Daughters of the Confederacy In
honor OF the veterans. on Wednesday,.
The picnic was quite a success. Forty
three veterans registered.
Miss Anne Turner left Friday for
Richmond.
entertained the Afternoon Idlers on
Friday In honor of her sister. Miss
Mary Harris. of Saltville.
:, MI and Mrs. Horace Jones and son.
Y, Tuesday night after spending the
summer with Mrs. G.. w Lyle. They
were accompanied by Miss Evelyn
Lyle. who Will spend the winter with
them and study music and express
sion.
Miss Lila Maddox, of wythevil,.
spent several days In town with rela-
tives this week.
Dan Howe and Fred Harvey left
Wednesday for Blacksburg. where they
VIII attend Virginia Polytechnic In.
Frank Johnson was in Roanoke on
Saturday last
Miss Minnie Gonto. OF SUFFOLK I.
the. guest OF Mrs. Radford Adams. =
Misses Ethel and Mary Lane have
returned after visit to their father
In Paint Bank
Edgar Walters Is attendInr Ro,po,,
College. N'
Mrs. H. c. Scott has moved into the
house on second street. recently va.
waited by James Smith
Mrs. r. G.. Scott spent Monday and
TUESDAY In Dublin t
Misses Eta and Pearl Rosenfield
spent the week with Miss Leila Gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McHarg have
Miss Marie Leahy, of Richmond. Ia
visiting Miss Jessie Reid
Miss Celia Turner left Saturday for
Mannah More Academy, near Baltt-
w. Fl. Painter and family viii NOV.
into the Gemmell home shortly.
The Music Club met on Wednesday
and elected Mrs. w. b. FuQua, presi-
dent Mrs. r. o. Pryor. vice president.
and Miss Lena Martin, secretary and
treasurer, 1t was decided to enroll
all the juniors in the Music Club. The
time OF meeting has been changed to
the second and fourth Saturdays AZ
Sl5 P. NJ. AT the next meeting plans
Tor an entertainment at an early date
VIII be considered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
Suffolk Social News
Especial 10 The Tlmes.pispatc,

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.I
Suffolk: Va. September 2S.,An en-
announced. John Franklin Pinner a
Fraser Etheredse will be married in
November; the exact to be decided
years has made her home in Suffolk
with her sister. Mrs. y. R withers
Miss Minnie Lee Hart and Miss Hat
tie Murphy have returned from staun-
den-Hamilton wedding. The former
was maid OF honor. the latter a brides
maid.
Mrs. J: c. Page and children. of
Richmond. have Completed a visit 70
relstives in Suffolk.
Mrs. Fred L Hart and family have
f Go,nciuded a stay with relatives in
Concluding a visit to friends In suf-
folk. Mrs. .starke Brinkiey has return
ed to her home in Newport News.
Louis Catogni Of Roanoke Va. this
week visited his old home in suffolk
w. W.. Ballard and Otis s. Smith
are spending week in New York.
MISC Laura Miller. of Baltimore this
Mrs. ". r Kilby
George William Truitt. Jr. left yes
terday to enter the Ann Arbor TINT
Mrs. ". H. Jones. Jr. ana Mrs. ] r
Withers and children have returned
fFs Mrs, W gsIiip Mo, ya ., vo,,,,,
week was guest OF relatives at her
former home here
Mrs. I. P. January and son. Hilary.
have returned from Hudson Falls. ~
Miss Mary Deik is home from Blue
fRidge summit Pa, and Atlantic City,
Rev. R. A. Mcfarland and family
returned this week from Panacea
Springs. ~. C.
Mrs. Henry l. Land has returned
from visit to Northumberland coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
The Hotel BRANDON,
Blue Ridge Mountains. Elevation,
1880 feet


UPENS JUNE Ist.
a magnificent hotel. delightfully."- sit
mated on crest or spur of the Blue
Ridge Mountains. overlooking the ia
nous Valley of Virginia." enjoying a
splendid patronage each season Tho
noted Basic City Lithia Water. splen-
ala tonic. An exceptional mountain
climate. Fishing, tennis. riding and
driving. Good livery The surTound-
ms country Is extremely picturesque
Many changes have recently been
made in appointments that Will
ne pleasing Splendid service and eX-
cellent cuisine. Under the direction OF
booklet
II. T. LYTILEToN. Manager.
Basic city. Augusta County. va
Also proprietor of Millboro Hote,
and Cottage. recently purchased and
newly eOnipped A[illborn Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

into sweetness. to indulgence or pa
ttent smiles. Is a sorrow that shall
mover return without spiritual orna-
ment; and fault or defect you have
looked In tho face can harm you no
more. Or even be- harmful to others.
Instinct and destiny are forever
comforting together; they support ono
another and rove. hand In hand,
round the man who is not on his
guard. And whoever is able to curb
the blind force OF instinct within him.
Is able to curb the force of external
destiny also. He seems to create some
kind OF sanctuary. whose inviolability
will be In the degree OF his wisdom:
and the consciousness he has acquired
becomes the centre Of circle Of
light. within which the passer-by Is
secure from the caprice OF fate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
Ballsville Social News
fSpecial 10 Tho Times-Dispatch

Ballsville, Va. September 2s.-Mrs.
Hugh Goodman is on a visit to rela-
tives in Norfolk. and Baltimore
Mrs. Charles Hart and daughter OF
Smithheld. are visiting DR.. and Mrs
j. r. Bagby.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Saunders. Of
Lancaster, have returned home after
spending several weeks at Mount
Laurel =
Misses Mary and Ethel Wilson.
who have been visiting in Richmond,
have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. John King, of Indiana.
were the guests of Mrs. A. W. Will
son this week -
Miss Jessie Garrett leaves Tuesday
for Brunswick. where she wifi teach
this term
Mrs. Mollie Williamson, OF Bedford
City, is visiting relatives here.
A. A. .Blanton was In this village
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
FREl|:C|.K||''L.|I:EIS
DON'T Hide; Them with a Veil, Remove
Them with the New Drug.

Them with the New Drug.
An ointment skin spscieliut recently dis
covered q now drug. othine-rdonbls stnsn 9Th
which Ia, 90 uniformly successful Sin re-
moving ,frecklss ana giving a clear. beau
Itul complexion. that II 10 sold by Tragic
Drug Co. under an absolute guarantee to
refund the, money II Il fails .
Don't htdo your frecklea under n vail, :.
GOT an ounce OF othtns and remove them.
sven the arst nights use will show a won
ireckles vanishing entirely. II IN absoiuteiy
aermi s and cannot in1ure tho most ten
be sure to ask Tragic Drug Co for tho
double strength othine:' II Is this that ia
SOLO ON The money back guarantee ;. :.
The Emmett index., 1911-10-05

Doan's Regulets cure constipa-
ticn, tone the stomach, stimulate
the liver, promote digestion and ep
petite and easy passages of the
bowels. Ask your druggist for
them. 25 cents box.
When you want up-to-date print
ing at reasonable rates The Index
office is the place to try. We don't
give it away, but sell it to you at
a reasonable profit and give prompt
and efficient service-which is the
basis of all business success.
Will Baker of the Golden Rule
and Lester Downing, who had been
assisting in the arrangement of the
Emmett exhibits at the county fair,
returned home Tuesday. They re-
por. that it is the most artistic and
most complete on the grounds, and
is the center of interest in agricul-
turaf hall.
H. L. Fest has made two entries
in the live stock section of the
county fair. One is pen of
Duroc Jersey hogs, and the other
pen of Silver Laced Wyandotte
chickens. He will also enter
both pens at the Boise fair. Mr..
Fest's stock is pure bred and des-
cendants of notable sires.
Miss Bessie Campbell, who
leave next week Tor Portland to at
tend a nurses training school, W
rendered a surprise party last even
ing by the members of the Royal
Neigh bors lodge. The guests were
well laden with provisions and the
evening was a delightful one. AS
a token of their esteem and friend
ship the Royal Neigh bors present
ed Miss Campbell with pretty sou
venir spoon of Emmett.
The Emmett index., 1911-10-05

Plenty o. coal now, but no tell
ing how long it can be obtained. j.
H. Cronk.
George COulson has material on
the ground for a new barn on his
lots at Third and Mckinley.
One half pound McDonalds 400
chocolates for 35c on Friday and
Saturday at H. T. Davis drug store.
We have added to our stock a
Tniplete assortment of McDoD-
dds chocolates. The Emmett Phar-
macy, in Steward building.
w F. Williams of Ola has moved
to town and will make his home
here. A year or two ago he bought
the John Harris property in D. and
c. addition.
For light draying and general
delivery, call up r. F. Thomas, phon
74black. Office at Pastime Cigar
Store.
There will be an important meet
ing of the Modern Brotherhood of
America Tuesday evening next at
O'Clock. Every member is urged
to be present.
DR.. Hixon of Weiser, a former
dentist of this city, joined the band
here this morning and will play witt
them at the Caldwell fair today and
tomorrow.
DIR. A. F. Isham and George Smell,
the Caldwell bankers, spent Satur-
day in town looking after the af
airs of the First National, of
which they are stockholders.
Torturing eczema spreads its burn
irg area every day. Doan's Oint-
mcnt quickly stops its spreading,
instantly relieves the itching, cures
it permanently. At any drug store.
Fl. G. Baker, wife and daughter,
who have spent the summer on the
Dr. Greene ranch near Weiser, re-
turned home Friday and will re-
main during the winter, anyhow.
The Emmett index., 1911-10-05
EMMETT NEWS.


Laugh and grow fat at The Cozy
Kodaks. films and photo supple:
at H. T. Davis drug store.
School tablets, pencils, inks and
crayons at H. t. Davis drug store.
Fall seed wheat of the Turkey
Red variety for sale by J. H. Cronk.
All kinds of fruit for sale at the
Vanderdasson farm. Phone Bell
98-1 black.
Mrs. Harry Eggleston returned
Monday from visit to her old
home at HALEY.
Mrs. John Rynearson left Satur-
day for Salt Lake City, to visit her
aged father and other relatives.
Cucumbers for pickling, nice ones
zoe gallon. Also tomatoes. Phone
your orders to David Nelson, 95-
black
Vernon Glaze, who recently went
with his mother to Dayville, Ore,
has secured a good position in a de-
partment store there.
Hiram Dresser, a brother of the
Dresser brothers of this city, ar
rived Saturday from Daysland, AL
berta, Canada, and will spend the
winter here
Rev. ]. B. Creighton will preach
at the VanderdasSon schoolhouse
next Monday evening, October 8,
and for several evenings following.
A cordial invitation to attend is
extended to all.
James A. Henderson of Stockton,
Calf, was in the city several days
this week and last, and spent por-
ton of his time visiting his old
friend, John Hobson. Mr.. Hobson
is also enjoying a visit from his
brother, whose home is in Arizona.
Let the vacuum cleaner by the
servant is the slogan of the Ida
no Oregon Light and Power COM
pany these days. Their sales re-
port skew the instllaCion of one
vacuum cleaner at the home of
Chas. Gamage, one sewing machine
motor and one vacuum cleaner at
the residaUce of DIR. R. E. Rose,
and one Rccuum cleaner at the
home of Elmer Holverson.
The red tag on your paper shows
you whether you are in arrears to
The Index. Subscriptions are pay
able in advance and if you owe
anything you will be showing your
of the editors efforts
to faithfully represent this district
by coming to the office soon or
sending in the amount due. 1t Is
needed in the business
George Tregaskis came up from
Emmett Saturday, bringing a load
of oats. He left for home Tues
day accompanied by his sister Mrs.
Hidy and her little daughter Ber-
Lha, who will visit with Mr.. Ire
casks and family until after the
Fair. Mrs. Hidy and
Mrs. Elizabeth Lass will then so TO t
Spokane, the latter to visit c
brother and the former to visit re- t
atives O. her deceased husband, J. 0
J. Hidy. Y
Miss Luella Nelson, daughter Of v
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nelson of this b
ity, left Saturday for Salt Lake
Jity, where she will be married this
week in, the temple to Joseph sal N
.ield of Poise. The Young Ladies t'
.ssociasfo1 of the L. D. S. church e.
endered the bride-to-be a shower el
'riday evening at the church G
,hich proved to be most njoyable m
ocial event. Miss Nelson was the lie
ecipient Of many gifts from her m
ssociates. IN
The Emmett index., 1911-10-05

Baled hay 6Oc per cwt. J. H
Cronk.
Street fair exhibit post cards a
Emmett Pharmacy.
William Meyer is sick, suffering
from Bright's disease.
That good coal, Nut $3.50, lump
$500 per ton at car. J. H. Cronk.
For chapped hands and face use
peroxide cream. Emmett Pharmacy
A full assortment of Mcdonald
chocolates now in stock at EN-
mu4t Pharmacy.
Go to H. T. Davis drug store
for your camera. Films, papers and
all photograph materials.
Cucumbers for pickling, nice ones
2Oc gallon. Also tomatoes. Phone
your orders to David Nelson, 95-
black.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kelley went
Ito Caldwell yesterday to visit re-
latives of the latter and take in
the fair.
The Baptist ladies will hold their
regular monthly cooked food sale in
.he Hargus store building, on Satur-
day afternoon.
Harold Gorton arrived last week
from Smiths Ferry and has resum-
ed his studies in the city schools.
He is making his home with D. NJ.
Shannon.
Mr.. Thomas, father of Mrs. W.
L. Hall at the sub-station, left
yesterday morning for his home in
Iowa, after a visit of several weeks
with his daghter.
L. E. Cullen, the huslting Brown
lee rancher, was in town the first
of the week. He reports the addition
to his family of a big baby boy
on September 2.
Mrs. ]. L. Steward, who during
the last two months has made an
extended trip through Alaska, ar
rived home Friday. She brought
a number of interesting mementoes
of her trip.
Bill Bruce, the well known
Scotchman and relative of the
Scottish ehieftain of historical famn
returned to townSunday from Stoley
Meadows, where he had spent
the summer taking care of band
Of sheep.
Here is a woman who speaks
from personal knowledge and long
experience that Chamberlain's Cough
is far superior to any
,ther. For Group there is nothing
hat excels it," For sale by the
Davis drug stores.
Fred Bliss had narrow escape
rom serious injury Friday. He was
utting his sunflower forest and one
immense stalk, big enough fer
aw log, Just missed him as it fell
victim to his axe. He is cordiug
up and will use the smaller stalks
or firewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Wilkie expect
0 leave in short time Tor Coun-
il. where they will make their fu-
lre home on farm which they
wn in that valley. Both of them
ill be missed, especially Mrs. t
rilkie. who has been an active i,
orker in the U. A. club on the
ench.
The young friends of Freddie and l
.iss Louise Monroe were royalty en- 2
,rtained Thursday and Friday :.
,enings at the home of their par
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Monroe.
ames the furnished amuse-
ent and refreshments that tick
d the palates Of the young people I
ade up the program of entertain
ent.
The Emmett index., 1911-10-05
Kills a Murderer.

A merciless murderer is Appendi-
ritis with many victims. But DR..
Kings New Life Pills kill it by pre-
vention. They gently stimulate the
stomach, liver and bowels, prevent
ing that clogging> that invites Ap-
pendicitis, curing Constipation. Heac
ache, Billiousness, Chills. 25 cents
at B. B. Davis.
The Emmett index., 1911-10-05

agency.
| We will save you money =
if you viii give us a chance.
u.s. J. H. Cronk.
The season is on and we are
serving hot drinks The Emmett
Pharmacy. in Steward building.
LOST-A gold chain chiIds neck
lace, with cross. Return to NJ.
Gilbride or this office.
Mrs. Mart Clopton is sick at heI
home in the southern part of town,
sui ering with typhoid fever.
]. H. Forbes was in town Tues
day while on his way to the upper
country to look after the work on
ais firm s bridge building eontrac Us.
Ed Stanley, who few weeks
ago underwent a surgical operation
for appendicitis in a Boise hospital
was released Friday and is back
ceiling ifne.
Mrs Epperson of Los Angeles,
Calf, sister of Mrs. R. F. Cooke o
Portland, arrived Tuesday to visit
1t the home CT her niece, Mrs. E.
.. RundELrom.
Mr. and. Mrs. C. D. Bucknum left
Monday for their new home at Pay
.ette. They carry with them the
best wishes Of a large circle of
friends for their future prosperity.
Mrs. Mat Martin left Tuesday for
Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas and
Colorado to visit several months
with sisters in each of the above
states. 1t has been 40 yea s
since she has seen any of them.
J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
a cold, and before the bottle was all
used the boys cold was gone. Is
that not better than to pay a five
dollar Doctors bill? For sale by
the Davis drug stores.
C. H. ingalls, of Falks has
a tull supply of coal on hand and
a full line of hardware and is
prepared to fill all orders. His
good wife is running a boarding
house and is prepared to feed the
hungry. Emmett people should call
on him when going that way.
Earl Marvin, now general manager
Of the Western Development Co.,
Of Portland. was in the city Tues
day on tour of inspection of his
land interests on the bench. He
was very much surprised and graft !
lied at the splendid condition of
MS orchard tract and paid o. c. |
Wilkie, who has had charge of the |
place during the past year, a high |
on his work. His trees
lave made remarkable growth this
season, some of them having grown
ix feet He is more enthusiastic
han yer over the Emmett coun-
ry, and declares that in all his
ravels he has seen none to COM
,are with it,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-30
BIG APPLE CROP THIS YEAR.
Yield of 100000 Barrels Is the Lare.
est for Three Years.

Boston, Mass, oct. 3O.-Apple or
charding is in better shape this fall
than for some time past the New Eng-
land Homestead of oct 2S will say,
with more merchantable fruit in sight
for storage ana winter markets and
reasonably good prices prevailing. In
this final report of the apple crop Of
the United States it is possible to
show total considerably larger than
the average OF recent years. Summar-
izing the returns from investigations
az first hand made by the New Eng
land Homestead, the 1911 crop of ap-
Piles is placed at 90,OOO,OOO barrels. or
fifth larger than that of 1910 or 1909.
This total is by no means a bumper
crop; but that is seldom realized. The
yields i'm some Of the larger producing
states this year compared with 1910
are as follows: New York. $500. 900
against $4,000 Pennsylvania, 3, 200. -
900 against 100000; Ohio, 1000, 600.
against 1,25O,OOO; Michigan, 1000. 900
against 100000; Maine 1850, 900,
against 100000. Taking New England
as a whole the production will aggre-
So te 3,15O.OOO, against 2,S50,OOO in 1910.
In the Middle States yield is $4,000, 600,
against S,75O,OOO a year ago while in
the Central West the yield is 1850, 600
compared with 1,775.OOO in 1910.
a general Improvement over a year
ago is shown throughout the Central
West in tho Middle and Nortbv-aat 600
tlOns and in New England. Colorado
ltas a good crop but further west and
Northwest there is no material i'm
proyement over last year; while in the
Middle South where the earlier ma
turing prevented the gains through
autumn rains the yield is only fair
but includes many choice apples, FOR
local markets particularly in such i'm.
portant states as the Virginias.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-30
POWERFUL FLEET
IN THE HUDSON
GRAY LINE OF FIGHTING YES
sells EXTENDS FOR SEVEN
MILES UP THE
RIVER.
Copyright by American Press Association.

New York, oct 3O.-When the mists
lifted off the waters Of the Hudson this
morning there was disclosed to view
gray line of fighting ships, extend
ing seven miles up the river.
It was the Atlantic fleet at anchor
and with one notable reception was
complete for inspection by Secretary
Meyer Wednesday and a review by
President Taft Thursday
one great craft yet to arrive is the
Dreadnought Florida and she is due
TO steam out of the Brooklyn navy
yard today to take her place i'm the
column.
With the Florida's arrival today the
fleet will be practically complete. 1O2
ships of all classes, with more than
thirty thousand sailors and marines,
and one thousand seven hundred oftl-
GERS.
When the Florida takes her place
there will be line of six vessels of
the dreadnought class, the Florid1'
gan and South Carolina.
Ready for the President.
Arrangements were completed today
for the reception of President Tait
and for the inspection and review of
wednesday and Thursday.
Tonight the fleet will be illuminated
and there will be searchlight dri!is'
The Sporting element among the sail
ors was much interested this morn
ING I'm the twelve cared cutter race
for which sixteen ships had entered
crews. The football teams of the BAT
tleships Connecticut, the flagship ana
the North Carolina, are to PLAY for the
feet championship at the American
league park this afternoon.
Rear Admiral Osterhaus was greatly
nleased with the good conduct of the
men. OF the many sailors who had
shore leave. more than twenty thou-
sand altogether, less than one per cent
overstayed the time limit.