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The Marshall republican., 1911-06-23
County News
MALTA BEND

MISS M - blDsstT way NhpppihB
an Marshall last Thursday.
Geo. Humphrey, wife and chill
dren were shopping in Marshall
last Thursday.
Mrs. A.. v. Deckar1 and sister,
Mrs. Harris. cd Kansas City we're
the guests Of Joe Deckard and
wife Friday.
Mrs. Hitson was shopping !
Marshall Saturday.
Mss Coleman of Marshall came
over Saturday evening for a visit
with her grandfather, Judge
Brown. and family.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Christian Church will give a mar
ket and ice cream supper onSat-
urday. July ist.
Leslie Thornton spent a few days
the first Of the week with bis
mother.
Miss Lizzie Adams Is visiting
friends In Marshall and Is working
in the interest OF the piano con-
test.
Quite a number Of young people
OF the ncighboring town attended
the Ch.ldren's Day prooram at the
Christian church Sunday evening.
Mr.. Alverson left last Thurs
day T. attend the funeral OF his
uncle In Howard county. He viii
- ..s.-.I uuanLa
Lee Bryan came over from Mar
shall Thursday and spent a few
DAYS with his mother, west OF
town.
Mrs. G. A. White was the guest
81 her son, Roy White, and wife
at Stanhope last Friday.
c. 4. Grayson returned to his
home in Illinois Thursday after
several days visit with relatives
and friends here.
r. o. Potter was transacting bus
mess In st. Louis the frat OF the
week.
Roy White and wife OF stanhore
spent Saturday night and Sunday
here the guests OF his parents,
G. A. White and wife.
John Morton and wife OF near
Sedalla came In Monday evening
for a few days visit with thefor-
mer's parents.
Miss Katherine Fletcher oi
waveriy was the guest Of Miss
Myrl Blosser Sunday and Monday
Grant Bush was tr%ansacting bus
iness In the county seat Thursday
Mrs. Jacobs and children OF Grind
Pass were the guests OF Mr.. Car
Ter and family Sunday.
Herbert Ransberger and wife OF
Mt. Leonard were the guests OF
Everett Fhlton and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Brady Is entertaining her
slster, Mrs. Ruthford, this week,
Prof. Monsees spent Sunday with
his wife and baby who are here
whiting Everett Fulton and wife;
j.. W. Franklin and wife entertain
ed a number OF Their friends "a
dinner Monday.
Sam Cole and wife were the
guests OF relatives at Elmwood las
Sunday.
Houston Bros. shipped a car Of
hogs 10 this st. Louis maket Mon
day.
Mr.. Enyart while going home
from town Monday fell off thu
wagon sustaining a broken leg.
Sylvan Wilson Jr was transact
ing business in Slater Monday.
Maurice Brown and sister, Miss
Miriam, returned home from Fay
cite Friday
Mrs. Dunn and daughter, Mis-
Harriet; and Misses Emza ano
Florence Baker, returned hom'
from Manhattan, Kansas, Saturday
Mss Lucille Long returned home
from Eayatte last Tuesday,
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-23
NEW FRANKFORT

Quite a number from this vicin-
ity attended Childrens Day at
New Prospect Sunday.
Mrs. r. H. Smith OF Marshall
spent a few days with relatives in
this community.
Warren Donohoe left Thursday
for Washington.
Mrs. Coons 10 visiting her son,
Clarence and family.
Farmers = busy putting up
hay.
No rain, weatiser hot and dry.
Tom Robinson and wife spent
Sunday width relstivea In Fish
Greek
Reldenbach Bros. shipped cal
load OF hogs to st. Louis wednes-
day.
lGlss Frances SchAurer Of KhHp
80 CITY visited in this locality thu
Ifkst q No week.
duseie Llnnemsn Of Forest Greer
H. Waiting HI esand fsther.
4 |L|.|A 4.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04
PLACER
GROUND SOLD

SEATTLE. Jan. "a deal has
INST been co1summa-ed BIZ which
hundreds Of acres OF placer ground
ON Nsua river near seward, pass
Is into the hands OF a Big syndicate,
mostly composed Of English capital
s-s who were represented by :. W,
Griffin and IS. 3. Harmon, OF san
Francisco. The vendor was Charles
G Hubbard. who had purchased the
property uom + e YOuugs, now in
Seattle
mr. You1ss said yesterday that The
price paid for the property was up
In the hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars. bu. declined to name the exact
sum- lie believes that the men at
The back OF the purchase are con
asets1 with a syndicate which IS ac-
ru.--ag rs much ground Is possible
tn taa ue5shborh0od Of Eenai river,
but The only cine he has % their
identity IS that some OF the people
connected with the Alaska CONNER
e.aI company are interested in the
present deal
M Touass also states that plac-
er mining around Seward. particular
Iy on EapaI river, viii receive .
tremendous impetus the coming sum
uer and hat a stampede Of large
proportions Is expected there.
Three dredges, Mr., YoURgs says
win De in operation there next sum
NEE iu addition to the plants already
established. Some OF the ground, in
his opinion is among the richest
dredging property 10 be found any
where. aud in some spots the gravel
is almost unbelievable rich. He IS OF
the opinion that The new purchasers
Intend 20 operate on the river On a
Iarse scale.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04
sagsms

ST.. saE C-z Eu1d-,z1 DALLAS Re-
.a-} Ger Any case CT ClL2rrh h2L ca
sos ss cu-sd 5y aa,Es Ga2rrh Cure
3 J. CHENET < CO. Toledo. 0.
We. the Undersigned. have known
= = Chezsy 50r ne AsC Is yeacs.
,-I believe ai2 perfectly honorable
D al business transactions, ond ina
ally ao,e TO carry ouS any o6lga-
Sons made sy TIE Ern- W2lGLng. Kin
an Z Marvin
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. O.
Halls C4la-rh Cure IS taken inter-
1aIly. ae5ag directly upon lie 1.ooo
md Mucous surfaces Cf the system.
testimonials ssaJ E-es- Prise, l5c- Pc
7or e. sold ~ al Eruss Is
Faze hairs EuRIy pals t0r e0a-
,-pa-0l
Address, :. J. Cheney & Co. TO,etO,
Chin
SoE by DrCggsSs. T5G
Take Halls Panty Pills i0r COZ
slPaGCl
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04
m l BAD way
ANY ALASKAN READERS WILL
FEEL GRATEFUL EoR thus
INFORMATION

When yoaF back gives out,
Becomes lame. weak OF aca.as
When urinary troubles ser iu,
Your kllaeys are .iR bad way
usaa's kidney Pulls VIII cure you.
Hero is sood evidence 90 prove u
Frel +. Ssuttz. l2os +, St, san
Dlsso. Cal. saws. Il can recommend
pgsu,s Kldaey Pulls highly alJ al
aays 30 So WhEu an opportunity ee-
c1rs. ray have done 4e 7Sea,
deal gf good ana many persons e.
uy acquaintance have also 49,
taem uI-h benefit. h ApF4 Lseir !
ug5Uelg recommended blal s. Ail-ss
Pils ana al this time / aI pleased
ID spEak In l5E praise a51-4. R
ssssEs attack % sidney It-l's
g-gu-bE on no doubt, by 81 ep-4 .t-s
"a ne much sutisEls nv oaeA De-
came sd lame that ! could s-A-lel-
s.11g and 90 times .- aas e--y slEvaza
q Ergal effort Jh4t 7 was able Ll
arse after sitting . had seen llA- :
kduev Pills 50 highly Esc0uu-lls-
taas I aaaIly procured u box ana G.
uy delight they save me prompt se-
10 After / ha1 finished tl= eo1-
tents ms back vas as sr5us as ever
ana an trouble rOm nag Kidneys us
appeared. About year aso l@-
another attack ~ back1-1- l--
was quickly removed through Gaze Use
az D1Aa's kidney Pulls.
E1r sale b. al dealers. yI.-e
-au Fuscsr- AliIbu-l Co. B1ttah
Naa Y1rE sole agents tor Ll= Ja--s
states
Remember The uans-Do4a's An.
take no other
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04
HIRAM Carpenters
WONDERFUL CURE
OF PSORIASIS

Il have been 1l1icled i2r .NsRsv years
Wf.a A Obstinate sam liszlss. elslie aE sGEne
n DIS usg-.asis. ana others epr1sF. cDD,-
TIfucruss 81 Ilv llr- 1gd u s9i-s Of AZ
euct1Cs. r. ,ll.slI 'ilf surely extended ulil. a
wear l-gu tlls uEazr 2 -uEerea ulE snslze
Dersuu In Ete .1-uI % lrv se7ass- tQE a1e
EEs- t1rse Fe1-s l1Fz se-i unable - Cd slE
alolf, a12 1f Al Inc liine-
EveFv moaning there W1ulL Be geaFlg a dust
nsnlrl Be scl-ss l--7u .-Qs1 rsa seFet on EiZ
1si- snma % c17Jn lllt - iarss a. DE cave
iGpg E1lEzLliIts --s le-sF IN l1e .l.--ef s3re
q sin5er -H-r san colai1Slce'l craeaiHg ii'ei-
l-bad .Eslvilllza. 1izncsc. rlE coll4 -
E1Glgne o. without alF relief t7e I'm Of
luna / s-aT1s1 u -~1. i8 10Fe- Z could reach
the Sos S1CiHsS. Z relcilsa Estrost and Ms
50 -oX .acuElc { ,ie--i~ Rave % % % ne
hospiCLl. 11E -ll-T ggs a. E- 1s Lansing
Mo-. vaers { r-t sister iviuE- enc
Dr. -- treated rle 41oUs tNis EeealS, eul al4
ne no g0cL hll e11lEls ( pad lgt q snort
lIus 10 Use. earnestly pg7reo ce lie
C-acSat .hroa-s so ssiu ID oEes by oacs
acr1ss HlF -ins. lrrrs. hands, aI.as .eet badly
sEule1- s1a-lI--s eauza a7- luEer-lalls dead
AMI hard rs 110s- l1lr dead, 4sy aaa .i.e-las
~ 1sI s-asE- U UT ts1Et llW DID slfeE.
NJ sister sul-lgr gave up- sal0- We
VIA -rV CI-cilra. some Was Ggp-'sc aif one
band ard zrs 1g-ezl there H35 reief;
scgDDed tas terrible burning geEs1siDE rom
shs auut -. lter .UUefiEl-siy gQt Cui.clT9
Hes0ivsu- 1t1t-I1Fz lllt soap. CaIlIi--3le'4
- l.tlE On ae9 s nc :
day lt-er Ita-l.- - a l.s-i -rilr- z ,-Al a-l5-f
About l.oCd ielt- I~s,t 6 -,f.ra soap rrris
80. 10 -7r-.1-.t 1.rrnTFE- rfrGr mag 11t. sFzll
NJ Result -asr-Te.. -1 ulv bone -n ll>l SIX
uesSs nom -ne -iae s .s-t- ana o. N s.
smooth as TINS --ere 81 g2pcr- 7liAA 2
Car1gl-e=. 8lal- son, y
TIE above -aea-saAie testimonial was
written IaIla-~ %. $50. and Is 1rgll-isit'i
beglIs- % -Ts UllrHe d slr sure
IH.Ie- ia-a 1E f-r - 1870. M Ga-EentsE
y =
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

some pgay for sun aud some for
ram.
Aud some sor both together
] pray Cor sunshine ia uy beast
Ana JheR torset the weather
So do hot growJ about the weather
YOU cant change ly. lor verify the
wind alaWela where it Ls-eIh aud
u ~lisyegRa % eloB much E Sk1a-
Way
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

The ladies OF Skasway have or
salz yea basket 5au teams with Mrs
T. H. Gaay and Mrs. " L Kahn as
captains. Tue ladies met with Mrs,
r. L Balm on Wednesday and con-
1.e5el arrangements, Mrs, Hahn 5
team composed Of Mrs, W, G,
Gable Mrs. \ Z, Black, MIS-. 6. g.
Miller. and Hiss Nellie NILS; Mrs
Gaury-s team. AIRS, A. C. Blanchard,
Nrs. Kari Ask, Mrs. H. F Taylor
ana Mrs Fred Fsckardy The teams
Rave ordered handsome suits in club
la,grs. red and black Mrs, Cables
team vu have suits Of black Trim
uel with red and Airs, Ga8cy' 5 suits
a1 red trimmed w5ga black The IA
dies Meet az the W. P A. club On
ag aEl5rn0gCs.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Niss Naise Cluaas Who visited for
a Eorusat In SlySa TIE guest Of her
sister Ms. &. L. Goddard. returned
70 her home AZ Saallarium lasg week
accompanied by her niece Dorothy
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Major A. E. SNYDER whO has Oeea
s1ioulug 1 bonnie scotland for
several months recently passed
sarcash SkasBay On his way %
Dawson Naj0r Saydsg's family vi,
5cL1 him b. The spring
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04
SERIAL NO. a14ua
NOTICE O. APPLICATION FoR
PATENT TO HOMESTEAD

T. : Land 0Eies a. Iuassu. Alaska
NoEsm6sr Il. lsl4
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ehas
Icsspa a. smith, q citizen Of the
Ual1ed Sasss over ne age OseEenty-
one years. residing IN the Dise-icS0t
Alask& near the Town OF Hanes. IN
said District, mas applied % make
entry. znder Section 22ss. Revised
Seauees OF the United States. and
under shs Act OF COngcess approved
March ,. 1909. OF the lands embraced
IN z. s. Non-minsral survey No. 205,
situate mar Eainss. Alaska. and
mora particularly described As 0E
l0wss
Beginning a. Cor. No. :. On line
IL OF ne Presbyterian Miss u Re
serve, a stone marked S. 295 c. L
whence Z 5. L NJ No. 573 bears
:. 80 deg. IS min. T.. 50.t4 eas. dist ;
thence, along Ina RI OF Presbyterian
Mission Reserve, 1852 chs, 70 Cor
No. ?. deRecal with Cur 2 Of T. 5
Military Reserve. q stone marked
$. 205 c. 2, theRee y 9 deg. o. MN
3, along linz OF U $ SlIhIary Re
serve, L56 chs. 70 Ger No. ) iSe2-
deal With Cor ; Of said Reserve,
4 stUne marked s. 295 c. B. thence
y. 50 deg. IS mn. W.. along T. 5,
N r, T.56 chs. % Cor, No. 1. tdsn-
-lcaI With Cor. 4 OF Z. 5 NJ +. 4
stone marked 5. 2a5 c. = thence
5. 9 deg. q Mn. W, along 7. $
N. R., Isl chs. % Cor, No. 5, iGene
teal wLlh Cor. ( OF Presbyterian Ms
sion Reserve and Cor Of T. $
Military Reserve. q sEone marked )
2G5 c. 3; thence West. SIS chs
bridge On government nal 1000 chs
. Cor No. 5, 4 stone marked $ -s5
Z. 5, thence NorA. 20.90 cas- 20
Cor. No. 7. 4 stone marked 5. 205
c. z; thence East. 43s ehs. govern
mens road. 5000 chs. 70 Cor, No. s
not set, Ealls n rcsd. witness cOCnsr
bears S0Veh. SIS Inks dis. : Stone
marked S. 205 n c. s. thence. from
tue corner. south. 2S.2S ens> u Coz,
Nc. :. the place o. beginning ARA
Mss acres. Variation AZ al coz
nsrs g deg % Mn Z.
Any and Al pecsoas claiming AZ
vsrsely any portion q tie aS0Te d.
scrLhed Caet are required % re
E1SA ne REGISTER and Receiver q
tie z. 5. Land Office a. b.nsau, Al
ASA. TIER adverse cain there agalns
under oaIa. during me period q
publication OF rs nOGee, oS wsShin
G-v lays thereafter. o. asy VII
be bacced-
c. ). wALEER,
Register,
It IS hereby ordered shsE the toeA
going notice De PUBLISHED Tor TIE
staEasory pecsCd IN the Daily Alaskan
= newspaper published az SAasEay,
Alaska
c. 3. WALKER,
Register
Frst publication, Dec. 81. 1870
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

MIS-. s. E. FERRY OF Dawson an
-ueI i'm SAas84y on "Wednesday ana
win remain until the Jefferson SAILS.
The guest 1t Mrs. e. C. Miller
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Mrs. II ~. Vance OK C4-lross WAC
has been I'D al lhe ~, p hospital
auI atysEvaEd a guest OF the Pu-ea
Rouse wen. home on Thursday
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

ON last SATURDAY evening Airs, N--
b Br.u Mrs. n. +. BLACK aat N-s-
1872. e. Gable were bridge guests OF
Mrs n. J. Hahn
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

AIRS. J. Il Fek2rd- writes 70
r-eals In town hat the Hckard5
family are settled in their home IN
Seattle Mrs. FlckzrdI writes hat
she has al times a feeling Of hella-
web E1- rae ola home ar Bennett
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Mr. George FiekardJ OF Seattle,
va1 has many friends in SkasWay
s-H Tu- across the line has re-
eea-.y returned home nom UEp
o. California. Mexico and other
places ana much improved in
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Air b. T. w. LUW.e was enter
tanned q, llaler by Mn ana MIS-.
n 3 shaw before his departure t2s
.he south
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04
Q 3 WALKER
Register

It IS hereby ordered saas the 0ee-
going notice De PUBLISHED ter TIE
staEasory peciCd IN the Daily Alaskan
3 newspaper published az SkasEay,
Alaska
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

DI L. $. Keller IS expected home
OLA the jefferson from a Trip CD --F
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Mrs He.sse, OF Fort w. b. Sc
ara was a Pul.eu house guest OH
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Nss Haze. Van ie wan and .z
LllEel Berlmau were tuesday -re
sr. guests ~ Miss HI-sl4N
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Mr. ami Mrs. W. 2. Mus OF Stska
ara ua-erIus Ll southern CaL-l-a.a.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

PROFESSIONAL cAsga,
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Mrs VIM T. Briu IS geevfvt.
from a severe attack OF -l-l-eaza
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

The Waush0Fse bowIers are eA-
palJsL in Skasway on Eril4g next
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

Miss Mary g. HllsAlv vas
dinner guest OF MIS-. L. S keller
OBJ SATURDAY
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-02-04

'ous pgay Tor sun ana soms t5g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

some time in Atlantic City, has returned
home. Miss Ida Pollard of St Louis
arrived in Warrenton Thursday. and is
the guest of Mrs. De I.ancey Evans
Misses Margaret and Barbara Hoge AM
Misses Gertrude and Margaret William
son of Washington have returned home
after spending the week end I'm Warren
ton. MIR. Walter Robertson of Atlanta
Ga. is spending his vacation in War
renton as the guest of Col. and Mrs
Grenvilie Gaines. Mr.. J. A. Bell Of
Richmond was also guest OF Col. ana
Mrs. Gaines this week. Mr. s. y.
Chamberlain OF Baltimore is the guest
of his mother, Mrs. james Chamberlain
Mr.. PM Chamberlain Of baltimore spent
the week end with Mrs Chambar-
lain. Miss Elizabeth Wilbur of Devon.
IA, Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
nam +. Wilbur, near Warrenton. Nj.
ana Mrs. l.. ID. Smoot, Mrs. J. Dyer and
MIS-. Eugenia Petersen of Washington
We're recent guests to Warrenton Mrs
III. c. Groome entertained the mernbels
OF the chancel guild of St James Epis-
copal Church Monday afternoon at Air
lie Mrs. Gilbert Green entertained al a
dinner party riday last In honor of her
niece, Miss Lucy Turner OF The Plains.
who is her guest. Covers were lad for
ten. Mrs. Lucy II. Ramey spent several
days in Washington this week. Mrs.
Edwin King, in Roland Park, Nd Miss
Nellie V. Butler is spending some time
in Washington, d. c. Miss Caroline
Bastable has returned to her home at
Calverton, Va, after visiting friends In
Annapolis, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

Roanoke, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Suter in Rosenone> have
returned to their homes. Mrs. Suter en-
tertained at theater party Wednesday
afternoon I'm honor of Mines Baldwin
The other guests were Mrs. Edward H.
Kemper. Miss Christina Kemper and her
house guests, Miss Smith of VicksburS
and Miss lizard of Roanoke. Mrs ID.
Ethelbert knight of Chicago was the
guest of relatives in town during the
week Miss Ellen Fawcett has returned
from visit to Miss Carrie Hooff on
Seminary Hill. Miss Annie Lewis Jones is
the guest of Mrs. Louis 5. Scott at Winslow,
n. J. The Misses Chandlee have closed
their North Washington street residence
and have gone to Ashton, Nd, for the
summer Mrs. George $ French and Mrs.
Richard Gibson have returned from a
visit to Atlantic City. Miss Gay Lloyd
has returned to her home in New York
after a visit to the Misses Crawford. on
Seminary Hill. Miss Lula Holmes of Har-
rington, Del, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel r. Stansburg, on North Columbus
street Mrs J. Howard Mclaughlin and
Miss Mclaughlin are visiting relatives in
Baltimore Mrs. George T. Perry and
children are visiting relatives in Win
chester Mrs. Sallie Gator Hopper Of Bal
timore lis visiting her sister. Mrs. VIII
liam B. Smoot, on Prince street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18

Mr.. Hullihen Burkhardt left Thursday
for Greenbrier Camp. White Sulphur,
Va, where he will spend the summer
months. Miss Edna Saunders of Wash
ington. D. G., is visiting her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saunders.
at Lombardy farm, near Leesburg. Miss
Elizabeth Lewis has gone to Narberth
Pa, to spend the summer months with
relatives. Mrs. John Colt White re-
turned Monday from visit to relatives
in Fredericksburg, Va. Mrs William
Burr Harrison and two children returned
to Washington Monday from a visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dade
Hempstone OF this town. Mr.. Harrison
spent the week end in Leesburg. MISS
Ferguson of Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Thomas Clagett
Rogers, at Belmont farm. near Lees
burg. Miss Stella Galleher is spending
a month with Miss Anna Poole Blake
more of Baltimore. Md. Miss Edna
Woods has returned to her home in
Washington from visit at the home OF
the Misses Gilmore of near Leesburg.
Mrs William s. Grammar has returned
from a visit TO relatives in baltimore,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mr. and
Mrs William Wyatt and small son of
Hampton, Va, are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Walter III. Burke. Miss
Cornelia Howell. who has been visiting
Miss Hazel Pancost White at Selma.
near town. left Friday for Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Louis Grammar
and children are spending some time at
Virginia Beach. Mrs. Lewis f. Wilson
of Greensboro. Pa, is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Adams of
Middleburg, this county. Mrs. j. Walter
Parkins and son. w. Saunders Parkins,
have returned from visit in Richmond,
Va. Miss Emma Huddleston returned to
her home in Washington Friday from
visit to relatives in Hillsboro. this coun-
ty. Miss Stella Gaver of HillSboro Is
a member of house party IN Lynch
burg, Va Mr.. Roger Hammerly of
Washington spent the week end with his
parents in Round Hill Mrs. J. Robert
Wilson and two children have returned
to the home of her mother. Mrs. Fenton
NJ. Nichols of Purcellville, from a visit
In Baltimore. She will spend the sum-
mer months in Purcellville, while Mr..
Wilson is spending some time in Cali
fornia. Mrs. Elizabeth Downs and Miss
Margaret Hunt have returned to their
home In Washington from a visit to
friends and relatives near Purcellvflle.
Mr.. and Mrs Phineas Janney of Lin
coin and Miss Laura Margaret Baker of
Purcelville are spending some time In
Biglersville, Pa. where they attended
the wedding Wednesday Of Miss Mar
garet koser and Mr.. McClair OF St.
Louis. Mrs. DENLY Merchant OF Middle
sex county, Va. is visiting Mrs Purcell
of near Round Hill. Miss Carrie Taylor
of Purcelvile has left to spend the sum-
mer in Pasadena, Cal Mrs. Rockefeller
of Berkeley. Va, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs w. e. Gibson of Middleburg.
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ter of William F. Hart, and Mr.. Edward
McHenry Gallaher, formerly Of this city,
now of Wagner, Okla. The marriage
was at st. Joseph's Church last Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock. with nuptial
mass. The mass was celebrated by the
pastor. Rev. Father Schmitt, with Fa-
theirs Feally, O'Rourke and Pittar pres
ent in the sanctuary.
The bride looked exceedingly attractive
in a gown of Manufactured pongee, with
shoes and hat to match. Immediately
after the mass they left for their we'd
ding trip, after which they will proceed
| to their home in Wagner. Mr. Gallaher
is we'll known In this city, having lived
| here until several years ago, when he
| took up his residence in Oklahoma,
where he has established the practice OF
law. He IS graduate of the Holy Cross
| College at Worcester, Mass, and of the
| Law School of Georgetown University He
| is now filling the office of prosecuting at
torney for Wagner county. Okla, to
| which he was elected last fall.
| Capt and Mrs s, III. Gibson and the
/ Misses Gibson will leave shortly for
| Capon Springs, w. Va, where they will
spend the summer.
| Miss Lille NJ De Vaughn of 1877 v
| street northwest has gone for visit to
her mother in Maryland, until August 20
| MRS. Al Sigmund has returned to her
/ home in 9th street after spending the
past few weeks In Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolf and daughter
! Wilmer left Washington on Thursday,
| for Ingleside, Md, where they will spend
the remaining summer months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lehman of the Gil
| braltar left Wednesday evening for a
visit to Old Point Comfort. Va.