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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
THE CONDITION OF
WALKER SERIOUS
Man Shot Near Carlsbad Last
Monday Has Relapse and It
1t Thought He May Die
from Wounds.
tSnrcIni Cnrrrspondrnre a. The IrrnIdI

Carlsbad. s. NJ. july JOHN
NalNc.. thr pistol durl-t who was
shot last Moud1N hy his opponent
John Hart has had serious relapse
aud Il is Thought D., maN dlc Walk
or is suuyrug from hlgh t,v,r
caused Dos his wound Walker was
shot hrough tho Jaw with % small
rulhrr automatic pistol Hr aut
Hart omuli,d pistols at each other
but ou' one shot out ut thrm ull
took effect Thogc has b,.u bad
blood between the men iur several
years.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
R. KUEHNE, |:::::;''' j;:::: ;::::::'

as it has been harboring illegal hunters of
late. Some men cannot appreciate a
good thing when they have it.
Game Warden Smith routed a party
of hunters lately. They found the hide
and blood where one deer had been shot.
Arrests of the guilty parties will soon fol-
low.
Hunters Rest was nice warm camp,
built on lands of Barclay Brothers by
several of our citizens for the purpose Of
hunting during the season and left open
to accommodate any one who happened
that way, but not for illegal hunters, SO it
had to be torn down.
JOS II. Kinsley was visitor on Mon
day.
Mrs. Geo. d. Mead visited at Remove
Monday.
Prof. Thos Kilburn of Huntley. was
a caller at Wyside, Sunday evening.
The keystone National Powder plant,
at this place, is running full time with a
full crew, working on the big government
order
Ronnie and Erma Bennett came home
from their visit at Galeton.
VIM. Huff of Keating was caller
here on Monday.
1t looks as though Snnamahoning
would be dry town after April first as
we understand that the license applica-
ton was held over.
win Summerson left with his best
girl last week for parts unkown to his
family lie leaves wife aud eight
children to the merces Of a cold winter.
Some parties say they have all the
meat they want by Just going after it.
Other parties say they get nice piece Of
meat every once in while aud don't
have to 90 after it, They are pretty
lucky.
Camp, -, Z. O. Of A., will hold
their installation of officers on Tuesday
evening. They are looking ahead for a
good time.
Washington Camp, No 1876, 4. @. ;.
of A., held their installation of officers
on Monday evening. District President
II. H. llaverly, Of Remove, accompanied
by twenty-iour members aud the drum
corps Of Camp s. were present. After
the installation Of officers by Mr.. llaycr
Is, the members listened TO some fine ad
dresses hy the visiting members aud a
few selections hy the drum corps, after
which the Camp adjourned to enjoy the
refreshments, which was served by the
committee, assisted by sisters Of Camp
No. l22. T.. @. of 4, After refresh
ments the time was speut Ia zpegchr-
singing aud music by thg drum corp, un-
tl train tImy. when lhe visiting members
Irlt for home with many hand shake
aud pleasant soud NIGHTS with nn earnest
invitation Ior Camp liG tuyru Camp -
iu tbe pgarluuJe Tt.u Rgre 50 ar
the banquet aud aI. hal good tlme.
bEEeG
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
Arthur B. Hopkins has accepted

Arthur B. Hopkins has accepted
position as teamster Tor f. j. Norton.
S. w. Berfed lost a valuable COW re-
cently1we are sorry for his misfortune.
Mrs. Frank Maurer, of Emporium,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Fred Nortons foot-bridge was destroy
ed by the high wind Sunday night.
for bear bait to use next fall, which
promises to surpass all former efforts in
that line.
h. Andrus while bringing a load Of
logs from the woods to Spangler's mill
Saturday, broke the tongue from his
sleigh and was forced to abandon the
load until assistance arrived.
Section Foreman John Lawson, Of
Beechwood called on Operator Sullivan
at the tower Saturday.
A sleighing party consisting OF young
people from Truman and Beechwood, en-
joyed a trip to Emporium Saturday even
ing.
Prothonotary w. j. Leavitt, Of Em-
porium, spent Sunday with parents at
this place.
Clate Towpcr and Herman Close are
the champion dog trappcrs Of this vicin-
ity, having trapped two fine specimens
one belonging to Toner himself and the
ether to Operator MathewsoD. There is
some talk Of a closed season on this
species Of game during the next few
years, TO give them chance to in
crease in numbers, they being somewhat
scarce in this section, To help this good
cause aloog Mr. Bert Close has seven
ni,e pups about four weeks old, all OF
the right scrt which We understand he
is willing to contribute To the good cause.
Anyone wishing one viii receive same By
dropping Mr. Close a card. 7. S.-Bert
says this offer only holds good for five
days So don't delay
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
NORTH CREEK.

Meetings were held in the school house
last week by Rev, Hall, Rev. Shares as
sisting. Meetings were transferred to
the Rich Valley church, Sunday, and to
be continued for some time.
Ethel Britton Sundayed at home
Ernest Housler and Ed. Cool were
taking a vacation Ed. visited the city
Wednesday and Ernest Thursday, Of last
week.
+. A. Lewis aud Henry Carter called
on friends on West Creek and transacted
business in town Friday.
Lora and Helen McClenahan are again
attending school. Both young ladies
were very sick last week.
Walter Smith transacted business in
the city Friday aud Tuesday.
Eyeral Housler and Y VI. Dow visit
ed the city on Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Barr had the misfortune to
fall and break her left arm near the wrist
last Saturday evening. She was taken
to DR.. lleilman's office early Sunday
morning aud had the fracture reduced
and is getting along as we'll as can be- ex-
pected
Mrs Florence Cool has been quite
sick for some time
j W Lewis aud Henry Carter trans
acted business in town Monday.
Y. NJ Dow was quite III last week
but Is better again
Mr Annie llouslar enjoyed sleigh
ride sunday
Nr Vine Swarwond and Nr Aunie
White visited at Mr NgCltuahan
Sunday aud Monday
Amer visiting ut che home so bl, niece
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
HOWARD SIDING.

Bert Close butchered fine hog Fri
day.
Mrs. r. Fisher, who has been quite
i'll for the past week is recovering.
Mrs. J. C. Skillman visited friends in
Emporium Friday.
Telegrapher L. R. Burlingame was a
business caller in Emporium Saturday.
Telegrapher j. f. Sullivan, of EN-
porium, is working first trick at Howards
for few days.
Telegrapher Geo. Matthewson was a
business caller in town Friday.
Mr.. A. Kresge, OF Dubois, is conduct
ing an extensive log job here this winter
The timber is taken to Chas. Spangler's
mill on West Creek for saving The
logs are being hauled by the home teams.
Mr.. James Reed, of Moore Hill, was
taken to the Ridgway Hospital early last
week suffering from liver trouble We
are glad to hear that he is resting very
comfortably at this writing.
/ Rev Lehman, of the Cameron Circuit,
is conducting a series of revival meetings
in Sterling Run, Cameron, West Creek
Moore Hill. Howards and Beechwood.
These meetings are being well attended
and much good is being done in this
worthy work. Rev. Lehman is a true
christian, splendid speaker and an
I honest and faithful worker and is loved
anG respected by all.
Irving McManus and George Arnold
were Emporium callers Saturday even
ing.
Geo, c. Arnold =. Il. h. trackman is
off duty a; present with an nattack OF grip,
George Andrus secured a wild cat
Saturday aud another on Sunday.
William IL. Jallof our up-to-date
woodsman aud farmer, is doing fine
business this season supplying the good
people Of Emporium with stove wood,
which he is cutting from his timber lot.
William has purchased the Sipple prop
erty and intends TO conduct extensive
farming operations during the coming sea
sou, aud also will operate an up.to-date
poultry farm assisted by Air. Clayton
Toner William is Que of our broad
guage farmers aud reads the PREss,
Success 10 him
Thomas JalIoH killed large Wild eat
On Moore llnl Saturday evening These
animals are very numerous this season.
Miss Ethel Fisher took the T. Il Il,
examination Tor teltenphy 90 Remove,
Monday N-s Fisher has mastered the
profession aud her sueees r assured,
liu many friends extend congratulations.
James Bagghelacr 90 SluuamahouIus
sud John Jordan. Of lluaugy eaIsI 600
Operator SulIi}au at the tower saturday
They uy working oua uea preparation
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
SINNAMAH0NlNG.

Miss Bertha Fulton and Mrs. Nathan
Silin spent Thursday evening in En-
porium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton and son, visit
ed in Emporium over lastlSunday.
Miss Munsell spent several days with
Miss Helen Counsil last week.
VIM. Piper of Remove, spent some
time with his wife and family at her
home.
Mrs. Inez II. TRULY, OF Brush Valley,
is visiting her brother, Rev. r. W.
Runyan.
Miss Nellie Huntley, of Emporium
spent Saturday with Mrs. Strayer.
Mr.. Tony Fulton is transacting bnsi-
ness in Emporium this week.
Harry Ensign spent last Sunday in
Emporium with friends.
Miss Rena Wykof visited friends at
First Fork last week.
Mrs. V. A. Brooks visited in Remove
on Monday.
Miss Clella Caldwell has returned
from visiting friends at Huntley.
A number Of people from Remove at
tended the p. o. S. Of \. banquet, Mon
day evening.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
CAM ERON.
From our Regular Correspondent

rom our htRhltf correspondent
More sleighing. Another chance for
our younslpeople to go to Sterling Run.
j. j. Considine, Supervisor of the p.
& +. r. r., and Assistant Mr., Russell
of Drftwood were business callers in
this place Tuesday.
Isaac Wykof returned home from
Potter county Saturday, and is spending
few days in this place at the home of
her sister.
G. /. Page, signalman of this place,
was business caller at Emporium Tues
day.
A. A. Smith, signal foreman Of .Sterl-
ing Run, WAS a BUSINESS collier at this
place Tuesday.
The x. G. f., held their regular
weekly meeting in their hall, Saturday
evening, with a good turn out. he
boys wish to see better turn out at the
next meeting, Boys wake up.
Ed. Glars is making all kinds OF
money this winter, by working iu the
mines by day and trapping by night
He has up-to-date II skunks, 81 musk
rats, four foxes and seven woodchucks,
not counting the squirrel and chipmonk:
he shot on the way to his traps.
Our ex-champion seven-up player, j
w. Harvey, was again badly defeated by
W. G. Bagley, Of Sterling Run; score
to l. 1t is rumored Mr.. Bagley wants
Mr.. Harvey to play game with his five
year old daughter, but our champiou''
nerve failed him. What is the matter
jim, when our amateurs beat MIN? Nc
Faddin says he is easy to beat.
| LOUISE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
CAMERON

Miss Laura Mcdonald, teacher Of the
Grammar School, who has been off duty
with a badly sprained ankle, for. some
time, returned to her duties on Monday.
j. w. Hurvey was a Sterling Run
caller one day last week.
Calder Brick & Coal Cos engine was
down shifting cars, getting ready to ship
brick for the spring trade.
S. S. Hicks, Of Britton Hill, was q
caller in town Saturday.
Sheriff Norris was a business caller in
town Friday.
Benz. Dayton, of Sterling Run, was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Ledons and Mrs. Howard
Buringame were callers in Emporium
Friday last.
The Liars Club held a meeting one
day last week and Champion Frank Sui
livan sprung ghost story, when the
members disbanded until the next week
to investigate.
w. X. Y. u.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
DRIFTWOOD.
SPORT.

On Wednesday last Mrs. S. P.
Kreider aud daughter, of this place, spent
a pleasant day at the heme of Rev. r.
w. Runyan, Sinnamahoning.
d. Clinton Colebaugh, of Lancaster,
called on Normal friends at Driftwood on
Sunday.
DIR. Corbett, who has been i'll for sew
eral days, Is much better.
Miss Rotha Kreider was in Dubois
on Tuesday and Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower and daughter
Leola, Of Castle Garden, spent a day OF
last week at Wyside.
S. d. McCoo'e, while handling some
goods at the station, slipped and fell
against one of the trucks and was quite
seriously injured.
Mr.. Cordie. Of Sinnamahoning, was in
town on Tuesday evening.
Dean Thompson was in Emporium on
Sunday.
A party of young people consisting OF
Misses Maude Callahan and Edna Nit
chell, Messrs. William Spencer j. f.
Kreider, Archie Mcdonald and Mr.
Cordie, attended the dance at Emporium
on Friday evening.
Among those who attended the dance
at Hicks Run on Monday evening of last
week were Miss Maude Callahan
Messrs. William Spencer and Garrett
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Carlson, OF Remove
spent Sunday in Driitwood.
Mr.. Albert Reed left on Saturday for
his home in East Brady, where hi,
brother who was seriously i'll. He died
soon after his arrival.
Miss Nellie Whiting of Sterling Run
gave party to a number Of her friends
in honor OF Miss Rotha Kreider, whC
was her guest on Friday evening.
Miss Laura Mcdonald, who has been
suffering from sprained ankle, is suot
yet able to attend to her school duties.
Grant Hines, who has just returned
from Medix Run, is now III.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12

Mrs. Major Bailey is on the sick list.
Miss Ethel Hart left on Monday for
EImira, n y, where she wilt attend
business caleee.
Frank PatcheIl, while enroute for Du
B.is on Monday. lost his pocket book en-
the train. 1t containce about one thous-
aud dollars.
Herman Erhard, who was called home
couple of weeks ago on account Of the
serious illness Of lis father, has returned
and reports his father better.
Mrs. S. v Mitchell, who has been suf-
fering from an abscess, expects to undergo
an operation on Wednesday.
On Monday morning, about 2 o'clock
John r. Hicks farm was discovered to
be on fire. The barn was enveloped in a
sheet OF flames when first discovered. 1t
contained large amount Of feed, wagons
and agricultural implements, three cows,
one calf, and a large flock Of valuable
chickens, all of which was burned. The
origin of the fire is unknown, but is be
lieyed to be the work of tramps. The
loss is estimated as $1,000, insurance
$500.
Jan. 4, 1911. b. E. W.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
STERLING RUN.

Carl Cromwell had his ankle injured
quite badly Monday, by piece OF coal
striking him.
John Ebersole OF Emporium was a
visitor in town, Sunday,
Mrs. Wright of Erie, was the guest o
her mother Mrs. Hcrrick, this week.
Lulu Lewis was visitor at Emporium
over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Smith Of Driltwood, was
the guest of Mrs Henick, Tuesday.
c. G.. Hewlett was visitor to Drift
wood Wednesday.
James Moore lost very valuable COW
Monday by following on the ice, breaking
her les.
Ed Whiting visited his family over
Sunday.
Mrs. Il. Il. Smith returned to her
home at Ridgway, Sunday, having been
been here several weeks on account Of the
illness Of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Samuel
Smith.
Mrs. G.. A. Dice was a visitor at West
port Tuesday,
Flora Cromwell left recently for Drift.
wood to work for MIS-. Gleason.
The Mt. Hope Coal Co, blasted out
some rocks along their railroad Wednes-
day.
Blue BELL.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
HUNTLEY.
b. f. w.

"Lial' Jordan has accepted a position
as janitor for the Huntley school.
Hub" Smith can be seen most any
evening out with his bronco, giving the
girls sleigh ride. The young fellows
don't have any show now, since Hub
arrived in town,
A. W. Smith says that the pair tree
owned by johnson, that he picked 30
bushel oil pairs from last fall, is now out
in full bloom.
Lon Duell has resigned his position as
assistant forman for w. w. j Johnson.
Miss Bessie Billings is visiting friends
in Remove this week.
Thomas Kailburn, of Fourth street, is
putting up an ice house at Remove this
week. He expects to run an ice cream
parlor next summer if he can get the
Wyside schnol teacher to assist him.
The United Lumber and Coal Com
pany expect to begin operations at
Huntley soon, Mr.. Philips will superin-
tend the business.
Wayne Nelson was Diftwood caller
on Saturday.
Henry Hill, of Grove Hill, was seen
on our streets on Friday.
An oyster supper will be given at j..
E. Johnson's on Friday evening, Tor the
benefit of the Huntley Band. Ev cry
body invited.
The Union Sunday School of this
place, will elect officers next Sunday,
Jan. l5 Let everybody turn out and
make the election interesting.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
SINNAMAH0NING.

Hon. Johd A. Wykofi attended license
court on Monday.
Joseph Summerson OF North Bend Is at
home this week, suffering with a lame
hand
James Walker of Remove, is visiting
with friends this week
Amos Bcuuet went 10 Willamspurt 10
visit John Policy AZ the hospital whose
ease !, very serious.
Mrs. Geo, Till OF buitwood was "a
visitor on Tuseday.
Mr.. " l., PITTS aud E,brl smith
were AZ tho county seat hst NoudaY
Mrs Martha BcIdeu haas returned from
hor visit az Emporium. lgeghauod aud
Sl3lr,IlIe
The owners oT Hunter l,.st went aut
on Monday anl dl-mautigi tbe building
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
HOWARD SIDING.

Master George Piper, Of Emporium,
attended revival services last Saturday
evening. Herman Close accompanied
him home, Sunday morning, aud at
tended NJ. Il, Church aud Sunday
School
Miss Ethel Fisher took a busiuc-, trip
10 Remove on Monday.
Mrs John Piper aud Two children OF
Emporium, spent Saturday night and
sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mr..
S, Parks.
Several FROM West CIgek attended -.i-
Vices last SATURDAY evening also Mn.
Murray 81 Emporium Nrug h'.us
excellent maguns and ual Attendance.
Amos hrae hls several ram Hu.
us uM u IH. Wu DIs m.I
Xxx
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
No One EXPECTS II.

Without the use Of Sexiue pills a
weak or run down person cannot expect
20 become thoroughly strong. Scxine
Pills are the strongest aud surest tonic ia
the world. The price is Fl box. six
boxes S., with fall guarantee Address
or cali at Dods1us Drug Store. Empuri.
um Pa, whore they sell aII the principal
remedies and do not substitute.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
IA off on all our
CHILDREN'S
COATS

Mrs. Solveson, Milton Griffin returned
on Tuesday to Rich Valley, where he
stays with Mrs. Moore, another niece.
Mrs. S. NJ. Housler has been i'll the
past week.
Winnie Chandler attended the oyster
supper held at Frank Craven's recently
Mrs. Solveson and CIendon Moore
visited the city Tuesday.
BLUE JAY.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
Breezy
COun
News
HICKS RUN

.EE5S7zs.zll-liEi-5ITGES
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12

Best quality American
prints, light navy or
.oo all nice Patternsc
yIdyS Sale Price OC
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-12
Flexible Flyers Less than Cost

All $500 Flyers reduced to. -. SIPS
All $50 Flyers reduced to ... -. 1.66
All 800 Flyers reduced to ... =. 1.98
Any sled or sleigh in our stock to close out
at half price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Winchester Social News
[special to rhe rimes-nisna.eh

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
paisy hasten W. ATEnss ss-&rs
who Is passing the summer at capon
springs, w. Va: has authorized the
announcement OF her ngasement to
CHESTER a son OF DR.. Cornelius Bald
win, of this city. The wedding is to
take place in the fall. Mrs. Haskell
Winchester.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh G.. Russell who
nave been spending the past month at
and Mrs. / W. Russell. in Winchester.
returned to Richmond on Wednesday.
c, NE ana e Mrs. John 7. Roddex and
nome In Rock Hill. $ c.. after spending
several months with Mrs. Roddeys
mother. Mrs Marshall Willis. in win
Rev. and Mrs. James Grammar h,ys
returned TO Winchester after visiting
friends at Smithfeld. w. va
Mrs. 9. f. Hoover LETT Winchester
o sf'e M eaS , ago to visit at the home
Fairfield, Pa -
Mrs Ambrose Timberlake, OF wash
teF 'o Mrs wh W nds been yisitins her sis
Mrs j. G, Eastmln left winchester
recently to spend several weeks al
Cape May. N. j.
Mrs. Patrick Connolly. of Knoxville.
ney at her home in Winchester Isl
Frank j. Mccarthy. of Richmond, has
neen with friends in Winchester and
howard S. Mutton came several DAYS
sEo from Richmond to visit his mother.
| Mrs. Virginia Mutton, at her home in
Winchester. vi =.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krener. Of
W Wiasnington. are visiting relatives in
Mrs. Elizabeth slime and her daush-
ter, Mrs Bessie Mccain. left Win
CHESTER seevral days ago on n visit to
friends in Roanoke.
Mrs: Clara Mcvicar whLssen, of
Winchester ~.
Miss Alma colelazer. OF Washing
ton is visiting Miss Julia Glove at
her. home in Winchester
| MISS Bishop came this week from
New York to visit friends In Winches-
Mrs. Ida V. Wills and her daughter.
MISS Katharine c Wills. have return
60 10 Harrisonburg after visiting rela-
tives In Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Mayo. of Rich
mond. entertained many friends at the
Berryville Hrose Show this week in
their private boxes.
yo MT and md l. Mrs Norman Leafe. OF New
week with relatives in Winchesrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. silas RopInso1, who
nave been visiting =elatires in win
| CHESTER and vicinity. have returned TO
their home in Danville
Miss kinley Mcmillan. of McRees-
port, Pa. and Miss Evy Fitzhugh, who
nave heen visiting Miss Fila Moore
mead in Winchester, left recently for
the home OF Miss Fitzhugh At Gull
Miss Katharine Heating. of wlnches-
ter has been spending the past week
with relatives In Harrisonhurg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Culpeper Social News

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Culpeper. Va. August 26.--Mrs. AL
bert Simms and Miss Matte Simms
of Raleigh, N C.. are the guests OF
their cousin. Mrs. Pamela Brown. at
The Grange. this county. and will also
visit friends in Madison and else
where in Culpeper before returning
home.
Misses Elizabeth Matthews and Ruth
schpclheld returned this week from a
delightful visit to the Misses Jacksons
at keswick. Robert Matthews. VINO
has been at Atlantic City for the past
ten days, also returned this week.
The Billiken Club was entertained
on Friday morning by Miss Fannie
Vowel al Corner View. her home near
Culpeper.
The Wednesday morning bridge met
this week with Mrs. William y Bick-
ers. at her home on Jameson's Hill.
Those playing were Mesdames Louis,
Wise Jennings. Mercer Jennings, Clyde
Lewis. Sam Booker Earle whitehorne.
Misses Jaquelne Ware. Mary English,
and BYRD Law. The prize OF dainty
Priscilla work bag. was won by Miss
Ware
Miss Sadie Armstrong waa q Rues:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Houston Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Houston, Va. August 26.-Mr. and
Mrs Robert Haskins entertained al
Sprin swood on Tuesday afternoon, the
occasion being a dinner in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Bouldin. OF New
port News. Those present among
others. were Mr.. and Mrs. John Reui7i
din, Mrs. F'lournoy Bouldin and Mr. and
Mrs. G. G. Boeteler -
Or; F. NJ Rosaboro, of Richmond. is
visiting at the home OF Mr. ana Mrs.
r. w. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Gran craddo,k we're
the chaperons OF A jolly strawrids on
Tuesday evening, given by the young
people OF Houston. The objective roint
was Springwood, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Hasklns, where a picnis
lunch was served
Mrs Smith Brockenborough, OF
Richmond. is visiting at the home Mrs.
Tom heigh. fIt
] H. Hankins and Miss Katherine
Hankins left on Monday for Franklin
county to visit Mr.. HanNins's sister.