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AcNh-HN7--A AXE INTERESTED ~
c5LS EZGEL 1ExRNzc

deeply interested In the loss OF your
aunt's diamond?"
Il guessed as much" replied the
girl, demurely.
Then perhaps you can also divine
that ] should highly appreciate any
information you can give me-" he said,
cnurteously, for the girls evident in.
nocenCe and blonde loyeliness ap.
pealed TO every masculine which he
possessed
Il can only tell you what saw
with my own eyes, Mr. Nagel" she
answered, meeting his gaze so frank.
ly that Bulllyant's man hoped from
the bottom Of his soul that she had
no inklins OF her aunt's hasty sus.
picion. "The unset diamond in Its
case was passed from one end of the
table to the other for the guests to
admire. 1t reached Sir Nigel last of
all. and distinctly saw him hand 1t
to Aunt Laura. She placed It by her
plate for a minute. then snapped the
lid-and that's all, except that after
a little while, when she went to hand
II to her maid. Celeste. the stone had
vanigNsd, No one else touched Il
from the ;me when my aunt received
1t, until she opened the case before
handing II to the maid"
Percy Nagel nodded understand.
ingly
Very remarkable" he commented.
Almost enough to make one credit
the existence OF eyi! magicians with
the power to make material things
vanish into thin air, isn't It? won.
der If you could tell me anything
about the history OF the sto.,, 'iss
lnness; as to where It was purchased,
for instancc?"
Certainly can. Uncle Bart got 1t
at Griftany's. was present on the
very day he brought 1t home and
tossed 1t In Aunt Layra's lap. He was
always doing things like that" she
ended, naively. Il remember he said
It came from Brazil"
Nagel nodded again. More and more
the girls artless tale confirmed him
In his theory.
Pardon me, Miss lnness, II put a
personal query. My excuse is that |
am trying to clear up q rather puz.
zling problem. You-er-are inter.
ested in Sir Nigel Deering"
A rosy blush flushed Miss lnness'
! face from neck to brow. I'VE are en-.
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HUGE BEAR KILLED
BY BIG BLACK RAM
GUARDIAN OF FLOCK LANDS on
BRUIN LIKE A ROCK FROM
A cATAPuLT.,
IATRuDER's NECK is BROKEN
Knocked Out Completely In Three
Rounds While the Owner Of the
Ram, With Loaded Gun, Looks On
In Utter Amazement.

Harrisburg, Pa.-"Whether or not
the bear that was an eyewitness OF
the killing Of another bear by Farmer.
Peter Moreley's big black ram went
of and some way carried the news
to bears in general, as Farmer More
ly firmly believes 1t did" said Colonel
Parker Of Cameron county. 80 that
from that time until the death Of the
ram not long ago no bear had ven-
tured to trespass on the Morely farm.
"A monstrous big bear had been for
sometime devoting himself to thinning
out the Morely sheep flock, and after
he had killed three Of the sheep the
hired man was detailed to stand
guard over the pasture, armed with
double-barreled shotgun loaded heav-
lily with buckshot and with orders to
give Bruin both barrels the instant he
stuck his nose In among the sheep.
On the forenoon Of the fourth day, tts
confident guardian Of the flock was
startled to see the bear scramble over
the stone wall only few feet from
where he was standing sentinel. Bruin
put forward such a ferocious front
that the hired man dropped the gun.
took the wall at one leap and ran with
news Of the bears new invasion to
Farmer Morely.
Farmer Morely hastened to the pas
ture lot, All the sheep had fed to
far corner Of the field, except the
big black ram.
Without delay Farmer Morely
picked up the gun, and as he did so
he saw In the edge Of the brush on
the outside Of the field another bear
standing there as II taking note of,
what might happen in the pasture be-
fore he ventured to come over into 1t
himself and take a paw in collecting
some mutton. Neither bear was within
good guushot and Farmer Morely, dis
, concerted a moment by the fact that
.here we're two bears to deal with,
started to draw closer.
There being mutton more choice
than the black ram TO be had In the
flock. the bear in the field paid no at
tention to him, but was passing on
by him. Shutting contemptuously
along. he got in range of the ram ard
Just then the ram seems to have
made up his mind to resent that con-
tempt as well as the intrusion. Ia.
king jump forward. he leaped In the
air and hurled himself like cata.
pult against the bear. s.
THE jolt was so great and unex-,
pected that the bear went down before
ii like lump OF lead. The wind had
been so thoroughly knocked out of him
that he lay there almost long enough
to have taken the count, with the ram,
now mad all the way through, stand
ing ready 10 land again II he got tho
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Just three things more" said
NageI. then In done. Are all the
people still here?"
Every one!"
u should Ike to join you at din
ner tonight, but of course you'll say
nothing TO connect me with the miss
ing diamond"
"ThatIl be all right" Mrs Bingham
assured him. "I'll tell Chalmers TO
set plate for you"
Lastly" said Nagel. as he rose,
kindly send the empty case to my
room Immediately. Better wrap It
up, however, SO that the servants
won't suspect"
Mrs. "Barty" nodded comprehen'
sion, and really seemed to feel better
now that the case was In CAPABLE
hands.
Within Is minutes the moroccocoy.
cred and plush.ined case bearing the
mark OF famous New York firm was
handed through the door, swathed in
three or four papers. by Mrs Bing.
hams own maid, Celeste.
Nagel locked his door and set about
examining the nest which had so re.
Gently contained treasure worth
s50,000. He scrutinized II inside ard
out. particularly the inside. under a
powerful lens. and then tossed the
case on the bed with n contemptuous
~ thought So"
The exact trend OF his thoughts
however, was culy partially diyulged
by few words which he whispered to
Mrs. "Barty,' after he had taken
careful notice OF each guest at din
ner. The hostess had glanced at him
evening. and Nagel seized the oppor
anxiously several times during the
tuni.y. as general exodus toward
the card.room and bridge whist was
In progress, to say quietly.
Il very much doubt whether your
diamond Was stolen after ull'"
Although meant to reassure her
Nasel's vague remark merely sufIicet
to set Mrs. "Dartys" mind wandering
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chance. The bear scrambled to his
feet by and by and gazed in wild sur
prise at the ram. Farmer Morely HIM 4
sell had stopped in amazement. and
he saw that the bear at the edge OF =
the brush lot had risen on his hind
feet as II to get better view Of the
battle. and the farmer says that as
tonishment stuck out all over him.
The bear In the pasture didn't have
time to figure out what had happened
to him, for the black ram landed on
him again, and down he went.
The bear In the bush now danced q
about all excited, Farmer Morely said,
and the farmer hurried on again to
get In sure gunshot Of the one the
ram was pounding. but he needn't have
been anxious. The bear hadn't got all
he way to his feet the second time
VIXEN the ram hit him again. This
time the blow fell square on the bears
neck. The ram stood ready to give
It to him again when he got UP, but
be didn't get up. And he never did,
get up. When Farmer Morely arr
rived he saw that the bear was dead.
The black rams last smash had bro
koz his neck, killing the big intruder.
doubtless instantly.
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gagged" she murmured. HE Is >
splendid English gentleman" abe
added, with girlish enthusiasm. I'VE
were going to tell Aunt Laura the
very night she missed the diamond,
but she was SO upset that there was
no opportunity then or since.
Percy Nagel had heard about all he
needed to confirm his belief; never.
theless one link in his chain OF evil
dence remained to be forged. So. late
as 1t was, he asked to be driven to
the nearest telegraph Office, where he
filed the following laconic dispatch to
Griffany's In New York:
Wire full pedigree OF Brazilian dia.
mond sold to late Bartholomew Bing-
ham
By II o'clock Monday morning the
reply was in his hands, and his case
was complete, Most Of the guests
were on the links or out motoring, SO
he lost no time In requesting an in
terview with the portly chatelaine Of
THE Boulders." She received him In
her own special boudoir.
Il am happy to inform you, Mrs.
Bingham. that the mystery attending
the disappearance Of your solitaire is
solved. There was no theft, no loss,
as We usually understand the term,
and consequently neither your guests
nor your servants-nor anyone else.
for that matter-need be under sus-
pcion."
Then what" Mrs Bingham was
beginning when he interrupted.
II you viii pardon me can make
the matter clear in very few words.
You are simply the victim Of freak
OF nature,"
This was anything but a.lucid state
ment to lady OF Mrs Bingham's
modest mental calber, and Nagel
watched her facial surprise with
twinkIing eyes.
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There Is no reason to doubt that
you yourself were the last person to
see and handle the stone on the event.
ful night when 1t disappeared" he
went on, coolly ignoring the signs of
wonder in the lady's puffy eyes. But
what happened after Sir Nigel Deer.
ing handed the stone to you | am
ABOUT to describe, The diamond was
a Brazilian stone, | have ascertained
Now. Mrs. Bingham, It is peculiar.
ity OF some diamonds that, having
been formed in natures crucible un.
der an intensely high pressure, they
OFTEN contain in their hearts either a
giobule Of moisture or Of air. When
such stones are exposed to warmth
lot any length Of time this central
globule of water or air expands. The
result Is that the diamond simply eI.
plodes and vanishes. Scientists and
experts will verify this statement
should you care to investigate Hence,
this Is what happened: Your diamond
was passed from hand to hand,
touched, examined, and exposed to a
high summer temperature. After Il
mad been returned to you. and while
II still reposed In its case, the heat
and the handling caused that inner
naw to expand. Result: Your stone
was blown to atoms, leaving not a
trace behind! II you will examine the
lining of the case you will discover a
faint stain on the plush lining. That's
ALL
But"
Yes. yes" said Nagel. soothinsly.
of course the loss Is one which Won
hate to sustain, but your late husband
undoubtedly had guarantee from
Grinany's. and they would or should
make good the defect. But even IL
they do not"
1t was now Nagel's turn to be In.
terrupted.
on, Mr.. Nagel!" exclaimed Mrs.
Bingham. ut wasn't the value of the
stone though Of course. one hates to
lose anything so valuable. 1t was the
thought that perhaps"
Put all that nonsense out Of your
mind, Mrs. Bingham" broke in Bull.
wants man almost sternly; "the sus.
plcions you hinted to rae were quite
unfounded. And unless am greatly
mistaken Miss Inness has something
Important to tell you which should
make you both glad and happy"
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the lady closely. e" Tor. you to tell
me II there Is anyI-e you suspect?
Remember. we expect the fullest con.
hdence from our clients. Otherwise
We can promise no results. You may
rely upon my discretion"
Mrs. Bingham grew positively chalk
like under her makeup.
Must l answer that question, Mr..
Nagel?" she inquired. hoarsely.
Unless you want me to drop the
case here and now. Mrs. Bingham"
was the merciless rejoinder.
"Oh-how can lin sure l don't
know-but-it was 80 queer. you
know-and-"
Amy Of the servants?" Nagel put In.
She shook her head while dabbing
at her eyes with a four.inch square
Of cambric.
Then 1t must have been"
Hush. for PHYS sake" she i'm.
plored, looking around and out OF the
open window. 81 thought-it might
have been-oh, how can | say it,
either Sir Nigel Deering or my own
niece! There"
But why?" persisted her irquisitor.
"Because-oh-well because they
are both poor, Mr. Nagel! And-and
i think he wants to marry her, and
perhaps she wanted to help him!
And II that's SO. Id have done any.
thing for them!"
Her voice had sunk to a hoarse
whisper during the delivery OF this
wholly Illogical and pure!yicminIne
"rpHsi,ioH. and she had leaned to.
HaTL him in her agitation, her jelly.
iikp figure all a-quiver with emotion.
5Ut you won't let 1t go any further,
hr. Nagel?" she implored
You may trust my discretion to
the uttermost. Mrs. Bingham. ! un.
derstand your chief desire Is TO re.
cover the diamond. After that"
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Copyright, 1910, By ". @. Cha pmsn)

NE OF the most interest
ing exploits OF Perciyal
Nagel-the immaculate.
late. the boyish, the ex.
quisite Percy Nagel. Of
Bullivants' great agen.
cy-was the occasion
W b IN. impersonating
one Of New York's gild.
ed youth. he unraveled
the mystery attending
the disappearance OF an
unset diamond OF al.
most fabulous value
owned by Mrs. "Barty"
Bingham. one OF Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
CULPEPER

tspecial to The Times Dispatch.l
cuipepcr. Va, December 9.-Miss
Helen coons. OF Minnesota. is Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hunt Strothcr
3ites Elizabeth Matthews, who Ia at
tending ST, Annc's School in Charlottes-
vile. spent Thanksgiving with her
parenta
Miss augusta Bennett left on Thurs.
day for Pennsylvania to attend "A we'd
ding.
-.lr. and Mrs Max samuciaon and Mr
and Mrs. Clifford Clark went to Wash
ington On Wednesday to see the Pink
Mi., Frcda ouarlee., who has been
visiting the Misses Yowell. returned
day. .f
An Informal dance was given by the
young people on Friday night at the
arilory.
.-lgs Endicott, of Washington, has
been visiting Mrs. Roger Btckers
Miss blanche Aaddux, of Staunton
np.nt Monday and Tuesday at the rec
tory. asit ~
Miss Coiumbiana Nalle returned or
Monday from Philadelphia, where she
has been on visit for the past weak
Mr.. Writ Ghcif entertained the Wo.
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ORANGE

lspecizl,o Ths Times Dtspatch,l
orange. Va; December .-GeorEe
~ OFT N, Of 1fppa shia !, Wise county.
- visiting his father. Judge james
Henry Warren spent few DAYS vim
ms family during ,he past week.
MISS Virginia Stair, OF York, Pa
mo 1y IS attending school at Stewsr,
Elvi.s holiday with Mr. ana Mrs. Il.
q Macou, at Chesnu, Hills
James Randolph Marshsn 81 NV,
York, spent THANKSGIVING win Ill.,
,nsF' Mrs' sims Marshall;
Inc guest OF Or. ana Mrs LEWIS ugIIt.
day last week.
Mr. and MrZ George Marshall nave
ItIuEhs dt3 "Aattc1" after d visit Of
several weeks TO Sew YORK. -
"a with Mr., and Mrs Randolph q,
John 4. Reid and sIna.l ds1g,,,,,,r- I.
a'pa i.oke, We're the guests or N
Lewis Marshal! during ThanEs.,yi,,c
MISS sugcnia WambcrSic attcrdrd
held IN Norfolk last geek
MISS Agnes Randolph uf Coarlo,.,s
TiIie' Va" Tic guest OF Ecv aid v~
!.oGs!l Garter al Tho r,ctory
M!ss Nancy sharkclfnrd has rcccrtI,.
btcn IN EhnrlnttcsyiiIe
Mrs, Robert Eruwnir:. rc,itryrg co..
on Friday S''a' ne
S. Macon, Mas riqla. cgr.n gsr
I'm ana br. kogse trrendel iIeatiue
Miss Mary WnlcON. of %yr,nll.
ford '''-' '2''s it-
Miss Anuye wambersI. fs rs,.-,.
70 storey Point, after spending
a. a. ,Mi'h. her par.nti, CaTtgff,
AIRS. Wanlf.rSic 1901 "it4
W. g. PHILLIPS Of IsrederIcIsb,.r
Nhs IN orange recently
Mt and Mrs lIerndon sIze- Il, ~.
1oFE Were tho guests Of M MN a.
H. g. sized at Willow Grorr ~ :
MIS-. Robert Walker. ~ yyr.at.,.
returned from HichmonG on .,,,5... 7
Mrs. Rawley Taylor. Of w n"da
In stanton. i-ti il"Hi'
Miss harsaret Fishturno has o.,
pL .Jois. qua An
Mrs, Esbsrt G Lci=h a. and H..
yer Ebert Leigh wen, 10 EIrn,Ty',,
on Monday. The house AT ptss,,,.,,,,...'
nov closed for the winter.
+. S, Walker, OF Wnochcr,.
turned from a TRIP "a Rlchnioad ,r
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LEXINGTON
tspectal to The r,n,ssn,.,.,..

Special to The Times Dispatch
1910 EJoa. Va, December e-Dr.
lai Theological Seminary. al AIeyar.
cf'a' accompanied by Mrs crawfori
spent Thanksgiving in Le%inE,on
yWIs III & hiss his daughtsr. Mrs oscar aa
2a,9lph. rector of r. E. Lee Memorial
EpiscoPa! Church DR.. Crawford
preached Sunday morning and nigh, -,
'ae Episcopal Church.
-: master James Mitchell. o: tho
order o. Fellows, Of Phoebtis IN, y
an oheial visit Thursday nigh, ~
E?:kbridse Lodge. l. q. o. r. Of L..
sa ION, banquet was hsld in mis-
nohor, with Walter Z ouigenberrv -
postmaster Rev Charles TaniI -, TS
tred I. Graham and Oscar de- " r.
9'iPh and y. S. Layne and Whit,
H. chennsay responded TO toas,s
conr5s mn Cas q. Gordon. the OLD
GINA Cavalry. ct the Cncfad.rs,,,.
va visitor in Lexington This r,Es.,'
i ~, 10" makes mis- home 81 KcyseH.,
Mrs Thomas NJ. seu1nes h.s -,, ;.
m 5 G. where She vii! spsnI
the winter with her t1su.h,ar IL
VIC o. Rev. Howard LIZ. Ion. :
Mrs Norris ". Hardness. Of Ehs;
ia, ,l..s3a; ,, y Is the guest OF Mrs.
Misses Frances How Beg,r:rS Ill III
ana agnes Adair. students Il, %.
neIpH-Ma"on Wcnan's College I..,,r"'.
tis'tfd their Parents IN LeNing.
M!s. Go!dyc MAJ Schopra- j.
LeWiz6nrs. ". Va, is visit.ng 56s
aEni: Mrs. w. \. Edwards, on ia JscEsoi,
l Deayer, Of Kaoxville r.,,
spent several DAYS in I%xjnp,o. ,,1t.,
mefk visiting his father, Caar!.s
! wonans civic Leasue oft.,,,.
IN nas been cTganized. vim W.
;j1;th.nne Robertson White. pr.sid.ai Il.
WILLIAM =. Kinnear. 3irs. Rob-; .
nNt Ars James Z, Heck and MI.
i4ncEa DN!on. y!ce-p gczideUts IL
s+fA+S Lewis Howe. iecorijry 80,
Sa'! Airs William Il Meow. 80
.ss H"hai-g secretary Nigs Xiii, r.
G!hpE iE@a&ureri A:s addison ill.,
ii's= CORRESPONDENT The or-.rl!s-.
-! ~ OUT Under most tavJr- III
a'-i'lgss The purposes .. tn. orr.Zt.
t-ai!yi "iii bc tne DettcrEu.ut .f.I.
N stimulating civic ,y-:d.
~ mat itst town may b. Md, -r.
Itsci!Ee Already the ry.stIno ~ ;-
sl@!ila% individual thinking ,syr,s
'''t DIG eanuo!sy .lgee-,.t 49,. ~
.i-" ~ Li'are, has been 5c;.G 49,.
!" any 20 iEc oStrr, or III -
t.-'' ~ Committee Tor !i.Tzg:i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

NUNS .kuxliar.. of ST. Stephens Church
Irvine Gilkcson, of Norfolk. is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. r. NJ. Gilk cson.
Mrs G. Il. Williams has returned
after "A visit TO Alexandria.
j. a.. Gilkeson: of Raleigh, y c. is
visiting his mother.
Shirley Randolph. OF New iork, spent
Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs,
Nj. +. Randolph.
nings. Of Norfolk, spent Thunksgiv-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wise Jennings.
Mrs. Lewis p Nelson left for Rich
rnond on Friday for visit to her
Mrs. j. w. Ware has returned from
visit to Kichmond Ashland and
Farmville.
The senior class Of the culpeper
High School gave musicale tea III tho
armory on THANKSGIVING evening. Tie
KELLY Vera Clark, Elsie Thomas. Edna
Hutchinson, Lily Jcin ings and James
Prosscr, Walter Hit, Ned Almond re-
ccivcd their guests AT the door of the
hall. The decorations were in blue and
gold. Those contributing 10 the
musical program were Edward Perry,
Claggat Hammond and George Roy
ston. Migscs cornclia PETIT and Emma
wiches. candles and tea were served,
and afterwards dancing was enjoyed.
The Junior Bridg; Club met with
Miss Sutherlin on Saturday Tho
highest score wac made By Miss Byrdie
Pu'liam.
Mrs. Max samuelson entertained
with cards on Friday g.. honor of Miss
Duncanaon.- Of Richmond. Those pres
cnt were MesdameH Turner. Tucker
Chelf. Writ Chtlf, Goldsboro. Booker
and Lewis. and Misses sutherlin and
Duncanson, Mrs. Booker won first
prize: Miss Sutherlin the BOBBY prize.
and Miss. Duncanson received the
gnest'g prize.
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10 her HON in Savannah. Ga.
< Miss Virginia Travcrs, of Cambridge,
Nd. is the guest Of Mrs. Newton
Brooke
Mrs. William Armstrong. of Norfolk
is the guest of her parents. Colonial
and Mrs. X. y. Mcintyre, on the Alex
unGria Pike
NJ. and Mrs. cyril Wade Dalton, of
Broad Run. visited friends in Warren
ton Ills week
Miss Lena Gaines and Mre. l.. Cas-
kins and two children, of New York.
arc. recent. arrivals at Mrs Edward
Carriers.
Melvin c Hazcn, supervisor Of the
District OF Columbia, was in Warren
ton on Thursday of this week.
John. S. Barbour Mr.. and Mrs. o. 4
Thomas, of Bealcton; Mr.. Harry +.
| Payne. Of Washington: Mrs. William
Simpson. Mrs q. NJ Bastablc and Mr..
:. W. Simpson were among those re-
Gently registered at the Warren Green
Hotel
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WARRENTON

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.T..hk.e I2Hg;" and Aiip- tos. ..s,
,lhp t+Ee teen -. .te.,, ~
t' EriHfrte IN EaIt.r3Dt. ~
tI5i' y Lier apme q, y|sryeut,y.I
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tpSHHinS Fprf rtrlc ~ wz-,e,,,s,.
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, ,.s t'f E3FN; aHnaaH lzzt - wa.ssn.
NJ Y, c M@is4z.i .,.,.,,s
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IN: ResainF cl.A ~. .s,..,.,l
~ No''aay a'tG-aDaI ~ SIZE ii.
a PgosEe.siys eu>.ar. pz,,y "a, .i..,
a. NJ Country cl'.h 81 Tn.:Eat.I
81 4aa s,f. Eayle o.ns, -.
'hy ~ ;;,s p. spsst- Q: ~ 4,5 RI
Is. u White ". Narrv c,,y.,s rs,.
| ~ Thomas ~ Ts.ti,y,'. 80!
: 1aiAef' Of i<olalyn. oEi.A4s Et.olsl,a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

IL Richmond are among those vino
spent Thanksgiving and the week cnd
II Wargcnton-
wss d visitor 20 Warrenton this week
MiEs EiT.ini. Vaughn Miss Gene
We've Fletcher and Miss Mary Liza
stone who haze been visiting 5!rs. *.
~ CDof IL. Baltimore, have arrived
home. Miss G~ore!a Latham Cook. OF
baltimore, accompanied them home
where slr yiIi spend Christmas:
Mr. and 5ITs. j. : Craig. OF Staun'
ton, were THANKSGIVING guests at tne
.;!c MIR institute.
hI:sa I.Gth HNer,ncimer. Of Casanova,
ana 5l!ss Celeste C-osby. ri Washing
ION ant ThurEJay lssi In "arrcntor
lrirD their parHntS
81. -ad MIS- J. y. chamberiain. o.
Baltimore arc Waiting MT3. j. l.
ChE1sh er!a!n-
snsa clara sptIman spent ,.everai
aayz iast Teek IN Jcnersonson with
Nrs %a,ziie Hg,xthal. who has beer
s!rs. =. Brttton, ief, on Friday fo'
x.s g g. 7 aad Ir. {. ! a 4hofa,oa
~ gnvrsday ot izat week
MiFF HEth carter. "hD hoA been w
Eey@.ai tavntn6. left On saturday f9'
Tey.ugsse., where she wiil 2pead thu
~intsr
y,.s Hate Ul,ion. Of Washington, d
r CAV. an illustrated iectur. whicf
wzH 8eii attended q, the .siethodis
YD;rcorsi Church on Thursday last.
Juitsu 5sorris. 0! kea@ick. spent acv'
erzI SAYS IL! WarrentDn this week vii
stctaEG Waiiach.
,ls& Xitty Eelt 3Ts q. 3. Hslacf
srd Sfrs. pora Holt are among ;hog,
Tho f!7i,ed Warrington this week.
N.z I.tiiian Eeyeti% Mason. o
washington. IL 81 Cssssi!is for som'
tsnie
N.s 5furrsy YoIpet has gone to Bal
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istr!e 5.isg Mary King. who hag beer
.yenG.uY goms time IN Warrcnton. ar
<sSup zn!s5 Sfrg FOrbeH.
Mrs Elizabeth Gainea and Hiss Elki'
CG.soln Left on THURSDAY for Wash
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~ the hisRr1 5..i!ifs nson, in Wash
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
CHASE CITY
Special 10 The Times. Dispatch.I

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
Chase City, Va, December Mrs.
r. $. Emory. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robinson, in Chaffin.
S C., for the past two weeks. has
returned home.
Clyde Gallyon, of California, is visit
Ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gallyon.
George Gibson spent Sunday with his
family here.
Mrs. H. D. Potts. who has been in
Richmond some weeks, Is visiting rela-
tiveB here. and Will return to her home
at SCOTS Cross Roads, in few days.
NIabrey 7. Tisdale, of Clover spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs Mamie
Tlsdale.
]. +. Yokloy has returned from an
extended trip South.
Walter P. Yancey. of Lynchburg,
was in town few days ago.
NIrs James Berry. of Aiken, S. c.,
is the guest of. friends here,
Charles E. Geoghigan was In South
Boston and Richmond this week.
Mrs. Manic Carragon, OF Society
Hill, 6. c.. who has been visiting her
brother, Captain ]. w. Goede, returned
home few days ago. z.
Mira w y. Gregory visited her father.
Ar. Davis, in Powhatan county, last
Thursday and Friday.
Judge w. E. Homes, of Boydton.
was IN our streets one day this week.
P. a. Cox, of Wightman, was a
visitor hero, this. week. "a. 5 ~. s
] aim Mcseyeen. of Tipamonsyille.