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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16
EUREKA

J. \. Edwards signed contract with
). a. Frazier & Co of Choudrent. La, -
work with them in the handling of Van
Buskuk's Melted Rock. This is .sn en-
SreIy Few field for Rocky Ford ean.s-
louPes and Hr. Edwards is iust the gen
tlsmen 70 handle i. successfully.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. 4. Eigoee and dauzh-
ter. Mrs. Hubert Coz and little son of
Richards. Mo-. on their weyto Utah.
idaho and Southern California. stopped
of TO visit with their children C. F. and
o. D. Mcintosh ard Mrs. C. l. Wilder.
J. D. winburn and family have had the
pleasure of visit from their son Robert
and wife Of Maxwell. N. NJ. who came up
10 their auto. returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlie MeEIroy is visiting tie
home folks this week.
Roy Edgar had q rather fortunate rim
away On Monday inasmueh as no one
was hurt
Chas. Wilson of Box Springs visited J.
c. Jennings last week.
The U. 4. club met with Mesdarnes
Conner and Rose last Thursday and en-
Dyed every minute of the time. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. J. C. Gin
ter OF July Is.
Everyone is busy putting up their hay
between wind storms. It has cured
nicely and was splendid crop through
out There is plenty of water in the
High Line now and prospects are bright
enInE.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16
Correspondence.
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PATTERSON VALLEY.

a Sunday school was organized at the
Vrornan seaool house last Sunday. Sun
day school will commence at 5p, m
Everyone come and hsIp make it a sue
cess,
The Chidrens Day program a. the
Patterson Valley school house was held
Sunday evening. 4 large crowd was
present and enjoyed splendid program.
Mrs. c. c. Umstead is enjoying a visit
rom her mother. Mrs. Neal. from Illinois.
Mrs. Hattie MeCaskilI leaves this week
for the east. where she will spend the
summer.
P. N. neElroy is replanting his bsets.
Mr.. Mcclure is very busy putting up a
fne crop Of hay IN Mrs MecaskiIls ranch
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16

Mrs. c. J. Coysr entertained the Ms
sisnsry Soci-,y Of the Presbyterian
enurGa =, her Beautiful Suburban home
yesterday sf:srnooa.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16

Mss ysuss Greasy Delightfully."- snfsr-
tsiss5 the Z. .. = clIb Of y5ans ladies'
=. her hsns las: evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16
&C
IN The SOCIETY WORLD
= !S'l(S

Mrs. a s. Johnson gave q delightful
party las. Saturday afternoon in honor of
her mother. Mrs HeSss. who is spending
tie summer with Ter daughters Mrs. G.
W. and Mrs w. D. Lewis and Mrs. 4
S. johnson. TIE fifteen ladies' VIVA were
present span. the time very pleasantly
with their isaeY WORK Dainty refresh
men.s were served.
MrsG.H H. Harms very pleasantly enter
tanned tie members of the Entire Nous
Club and their husbands and swsethesr:s
as. Tuesday evening. 1t is needless 70
sag everybody enjoyed themselves for
Mrs. Harms has reputation as hostess
that IS most sayIsols. .-. ....
Mss Ada Maxwell was the dainty hes
tess Of the NJ Ia Delta Club snd.a num-
Der # invited guests =. her homs last
Tuesday evening. Reports Of the even
ing IS tina. this was one OF the mas. en-
ioyebls sessions Of tire club.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. s. Johnson were the
hosts las. evening Of the lsrEes. and
most elaborate party given in this city
for some years. Their naEa:acen. hone
was ezcuisitelY decorated with masses of
pink roses and Carnations. while the
eaparious porches were the plesseates.
places imaginable after the heat Of the
day In the hall the daughter of the
hostess, Mss Christine, and Miss Buslsh
Hale presided e: the punch bowl and this
delicious beverage was mu-a appreciated
By beth ladies' and Eent.smea. Progress
we games were played a, seventeen
tables AID this delightful plan Of enter
tang was mast snioyabis as the guests
~sre shIs gwen the opportunity Of ecm-
inz in elsssr contact with enc another.
Altar the games we're finished dsin,ily
Appointed two course luncheon was sery-
&c and tie ssysaty guests who psrtook o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson's hospitality were
mos. fortunate. as they are IN class By
themselves when !! comes 70 en:srtsin-
ing Their ir9s15s.
Mrs. c. J. c5ysr entertained the Ms
sionsry So-i-;y Of the Presbyterian
enurGa =, her Beautiful Suburban home
yesterday st.srnooa.
, Mrs. Dsz1is FIsss mast enioysbly
sa:sr:airsd Wednesday evening in honor
Of Der ana: and cousin. Mrs. Ida Walton
ard Der daughter. Mss Ley Walton.
Five Hundred was played sad Mrs W
Z. Fs.tsa was tie i-cky prize winrsr.
Oair;y rsffsshEs1rs we're ssrys5 and
is zSss:, rsps-t having spe-; e delight
fGl sssrt-s. .....
Mss ysuss Greasy Delightfully."- snfer-
tsiss5 the 4. D. L ellb 81 ysans ladies'
=: her hons las: evening.
Miss Esg.h Hsrt PLEASANTLY entsrtzin-
- aS3s; dozsa girls at birthday
party 90 Wednesday Afternoon. Games
we're plsy.i and dainty refreshments
served. Ths girls report having had =
.-Tn--t1 F-.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16
FRAT TEN HERE y L
And There'n sea Hot Time in This
old Town Touigt

Arrangements are Completed for the
entertaining pt s5sur fifty 70 si1:yeoileEs
fraternity men os,,as Arkansas valley at
the Arkansas Valley Psn-HsHsajs club
banquet 70 De he'd a: Rocky Ford this
tFndsy) evening. The feed VII be staged
a. the Els rpdps and sesssd By . local
caterer.
Ia J1n.e has promised fifteen to twenty
old and young Cree. rah-rshs. in and cut
Of school. and Rocky Ford has twenty
tina. will be presen. with their hair IN q
braid and loaded 70, good time o. the
kini tina: only = bunch Of college men can
have when gathered over festive board
There will be about twenty different frat
ernities represented-La JGn:e, Lamar.
Las Anirzs. Fowler. Msaz.nola, are all
sending delegations 70 Be il OF the fun
Orchestra mus. will prevail i1rinz the
dinner. and .foliowfrz the feed. college
songs will be sung and some musical
speoiaIuss given. Loesl Singers viii do
nate few SOLOS 70 the evening. A. the
prssen. writing there is 3 lille risun5sr-
standing existing as who vii DO the si.z-
ing. bu: !: is.beiieyed that Dr.carIyIsPoi-
lock will win cut Ia hss suit .hs. he IS To.
elsssisst songsrsr IL ths ci.y. and ea:i:Ied
to the SOLO wsrkisonsrdwiss is pre.sirS
him 4 close seeont fer tie piac. ard i.
will in all probability &C: Be dse.sss def
nI.ely unt;i the Szsqus. go go
But i, will Dc Big tine taaiTh:- il
all sense cs TIE words rhsa re gather
ing gets toTe.ser and tsere Is every res-
500 for believing ia. he Psn-Heli.,ie
dinners will Re annual. Affairs. S,rouz
clubs are orEsnizsi n sTery to~n. har-
ing msmbs,s eonpcs.d Of al ages ~ho
have stts,5e5 ',ossre and been iai.a:ea
Irto rstse-el Greek letter trzt.rriiy.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16

o. 3. Stsutfer returned home las. Fri
DAY from an e1tsnded stay in Hot Springs
and a later visit TO his old home in Ohio.
His many friends will be pleased to learn
that Nr. Stsuffer's health has been much
improved and he hopes to be able to
MAXI good long stay at his Rocky Ford
home.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16

For Sale Cheap-Fine driving and
Saddle hsr.s- a good buggy. good surrey.
sets Of driving harness, almost nav
Geo. W. Lewis %. r..
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16

Manager Fred Foa!s returned Sunday
from weeks TIP 70 the nor;hsrn par;
Of the STATE. mace WITH TIA Appsrson
car. Manager Gsrs.ks Of the Lamar
factory Of the 4 3. S. ca. accompanied
him.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-06-16
A Snake Story

Frank Sssot: IS sss~ins hfs fds-ss =
rs-sr: Sd ttst is E-srea:ss5 70 cure
;7srn q an to1S-z 'sr TRIP % SEi1s.
The Sn- was made ~ hs sr5 Gso. ",
Lewis ~hi's .s.y were s3rvsy:-z Re t5z
intake eitrh % cs-ae-: re ist:Grs rsssr-
Tor sTs:.a ~i:s sre-aari.S. creek s,s
consists q q ccnrls-s s.s .. p.t-is.s
sasss. minus tss nsad. Tie rs5.Js vas
unsartasS e siesr:H c, ABA. .ea Zee:
ssIs~ ;hs-r.zr z-s Is cs3-ss. 70 bs 6.
a. eItin-: SPECIES Is il vas srrs! VIZ
two rows Ct horns alag rs back tia:
sssn ~G:h,1: IS 4stsE.r- nus. have
made !: = serpent. that, oos ~o9.5 10:
care - tread i-ctf: LAN me '--''4 .
Had II. head bee. fn.,st We t54t. %:
b.: the snithsoesanh museum void
have been glad sorise &c honoret r.zo.
70 the remains. bat dsigsnt search failed
% 5r:nz the store snakes h.ec 20 Iiza
sne 50 the Enterprise is Negotiating for
the remnant TO Use Is p.psr w.szn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15

GREAT SALE OF LADIES TAILOR SUITS continues
throughout the week. Watch for some MAGNIFICENT
BARGAIN OFFERINGS FOR THURSDAY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15
SHEEP SHOW AT AUDITORIUM
Problem is to Keep Them Quiet for
the Convention.
WOOL GROWERS AT SAME TIME
Dates of the SHOW Are December IA,
IA, rs aAd I6-AsrieuIturaI
schools Are TO seRd
Exhibits.

How % insure quiet and peaceful
convention in the Auditorium amidst the
beating Of 100 sheep Is problem Tor
Manager Gillian OF that building to work
out Mr. GILLIAN Gays he can do It, by
hanging thick. noise deadenlng curtains
between the sheep and the men.
Both the National Wool Growers asso-
citation convention ana the Midwest
Sheep show win be held IN the Auditor
ium. the former on December Il. Is ana
ls. and the latter on December H. Il,
IS and l6
Much Interest Is being taken In the
sheep show by agricultural schools. The
University OF Wyoming win send a wool
exhibit and a pen OF sheep from the Lara,
nile experiment station. The University
Of Nebraska and the Iowa Agricultural
college at Ames VIA send fat sheep.
An exhibit showing every process OF the
manufacture OF wooien fabrics Will be
installed ~ the Cleveland Wooden Mills
Of Cleveland. o.
lively entertainment for the Visiting
aheepmen Is being planned BY the South
Omaha 1--we stock exchange for Thurs.
day night, December a. 1hefe Wii b,
. feed. a smoker, vaudeville entertain
ment and boxing and Wresulns matches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15
PROFESSOR OSLER IS RIGHT;
YOUTH ALWAYS SUCCEEDS ACE

Y yeth's Sage and sulphur combines
csc old-time remedies with other
a ents, which remove dandruff and pro-
tie the sirowth OF the hair
The manufacturers Of this remedy
authorize the druggists to sell Il under
uarantee that the money viii be re-
funded II It fails to do exactly as rep
resented.
Don't look old before your time. Get
q bottle OF Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
today, and see what an improvement Il
viii make in the appearance OF your
hair
This preparation is Offered 10 the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and Is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co. Cor,
18th and Dodge, Cor 18th and Harvey.
Cor gath and Farnam, 1919 n. 18TH st,
| @oyal Hotel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15
Gray Hail First Sign of Age
Harmless Remedy Restores
Natural Color.

osler isn't the only man who turns
down old age. In the business world
the young man" is always the one who
picks the plums 1t Is an age OF new
thought" new talent" etc. and the
old man Is passed by in the race.
One OF the first signs OF coming age
is the appearance OF gray hairs When
you see them. act promptly. wyeth's
sage and sulphur Hair Remedy win cor
rect this sign. which SO often deceives
people into thinking that axe is. really
upon them, II 70 well-inown fact that
Sage and sulphur win darhen the hair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15

Heavy cloth coats with large sailor collars in
black and grey only, trimmed with collars of a
contrasting shade the kind we have always priced
at $lOOO VIII be on sale wednesday only at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15
A Combination Special in the Grocery Store
Tog.ther W. h Other Monev- Sauna Itern,

LIB. can B. G. Baking Powder
Bottle Haarman's Vinegar
One can Pure Pepper. .....
Pkg. Benefits Capitol oats.
Bottle Benefits Capitol Extracts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15

Ia to 40 specially priced dA
for Wednesd " only at. :. - IO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15

2-lb. can BENEFITS
Breakfast coffee and
40 stamps. sac
Assorted teas and so
stamps, per lb... 48o
Tea siftings and Is
stamps, per lb...16c
is lbs. GRADUATED
SUGAR for.....S 1.oo
35c quart can Franco
American soups for 2oc
SVansdown Goldfish and
3 stamps, pkg 100
35c bottle Geo. Dalidets
maraschino cherries 2oc
Full cream cheese and
10 stamps, per Id. 400
2-lb. pkg! Benefits Cap
itol oats a. 10 sips loo
Pint can Gaillard's pure
olive oil reduced TO 400
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-15

2-lb. pkg. BENEFITS Cap
itol pancake flour and
10 stamps. 100
Glib. pkg. Benefits Cap
itol wheat and 10
stamps .,........1 Oc
2-lb. pkg. Benefits Cap
itol buckwheat and 10
stamps .......1 21ao
Diamond Crystal table
salt and 10 stamps, per
sack ..........,.. loo
9 lbs. navy beans for $50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
EAST CHICAGO INDIANA HARB0R
''SOME CITY, BELIEVE ME-

improved clear through from Ham
mond, to build up that thoroughfare
substantially and attractively, SO that
visitors who come here from Hammond
and further west, viii gain good first
impression of East Chicago. The com
pany deems important that the build
ing be done as rapidly as possible for
the benefit for the whole town.
On Thursday the building committee
of which A. G. Slocomb is chairman
met with the architect, j. F. Mccoy of
Danvilie, Ill. and the plans were
slightly rearranged to conform to the
new location. The only change that
was made was the addition of a pri-
mary room on the rear of the build
ing. Otherwise the exterior outline will
remain the same as formerly.
The agreement with the land COM
pany provides for a building to cost
not less than $4,000 When the plans
were. first submitted TO the land COM
pany Vice President Westberg pointed
out that the present site on which il
was at that time proposed to erect the
new structure would be rather restrict
ed permitting of no enlargement in
case this was at any time desired He
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26

Muncie-It has been decided by the
board of public works here to oil every
macadam street in the city where abut-
ting property owners raise no obiec-
lions to the use of oil. The cost, which
is light is assessed against the real
estate owners affected. Oiled streets
have been of great benefit here for
several years, in keeping down dust
and the plan to make the oiling general
meets with favor.
F'airmount-A new banking and trust
company has been organized here. The
capital stock is $4,000 and the direc-
tors are John Flanagan. w. A. Beasiey.
l. n Sluder. Charles M. Leach, William
Lindsay, Henry Morrish. George Eel
ton, Marion Ellingswood, c. A. Craig
Aaron Newly and John Nicholson, with
Mr. Flanagan as president All the di-
rectors are business men and farmers.
Rushville-On account of the scarcit :
of water here the city council has ord
forcement of the Sunday laws as ord :
night at II o'clock. and that no one
shall sprinkle their streets with the ex-
ception of two hours in the morning
and evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
Especial 10 THE TIMES. )

East Chicago, Ind. May 2s.-The
Methodist church has secured as choice
location as there is in East Chicago
for the new church. Instead of being
erected on the site of the present
buildings. as planned, the handsome
new edifice will be built at the SOUTH
west corner of Barring and Chicago
avenues, at The Circle" which is des-
tined to be the center of handsome
buildings in this city.
The church will occupy a site en-
bracing 12S feet frontage on Chicago
avenue. running back 10 a depth OF $50
feet on Barring and the transfer was
made on Saturday by Vice President c.
A. Westberg for nominal sum. Work
on the edifice Will be commenced as
soon as the building committee can get
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
EAST CHICAGO METHODISTS
GET NEW CHURCH SITE

in the bids and award the contract
The agreement with the East Chicago
company specifies that the foundations
must be in by Oct. 20 and the roof on
the structure not alter than May 20 of
next year. 1t is the intention of the
Methodist church people however to
beat the agreement by having the roof
on before the hrst of the year, the ex-
ira time being provided for only for
an emergency.
With two fine buildings. the proposed
library and the Methodist church, al
ready secured for the Circle it looks as
though it will be but a>short while be-
fore East Chicago's policy of build
ing up this location with buildings that
will be a credit to the city. will have
been realized. It is the company's pol :
ICY. now that Chicago avenue is being
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-26
THE TIMES.

suggested THE Circle" as the logical
location and the suggestion met with
instant approval
The new church will be the largest
and most pretentious church edifce in
the Twin Cities and will be credit
not only to the two towns, but to the
entire region. 1t Will be of brick and
stone construction The details have
been heretofore described in these col
umnS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
Norwood Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch]
Norwood, Va. June 24.--Nfrs Nc
Connie, who has been spending the
spring with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Elliott Cabell, left on Saturday for
her home In Berryville. 1f
Miss Nettie Cash has returned 10
her home at Midway. after spending
a month with friends in Blucfeld.
Miss olive Taylor. who has been tho
guest Of Mrs. William Hawkins, left
for her. home in Bedford on Thursday.
Miss Annie Robertson4is visiting her
burg. d. n
Mr.. and Mrs. } NJ. Roberts and Mr..
Lorton, OF Roanoke came down lin
their automobile last week and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs w A.. Ro-
berts. They left here on Saturday for
charlottesville, Richmond and Wash
ington. They expect to make the en-
tire trip in their nutom obile
Mrs John Bolton and four children.
OF New York, arrived here on Sunday
to be- the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
r. Bolton. z IS 35 = 81 :
Miss Lucy G. Cabell returned from
Wanes5oro on Tuesday. where sho
has spent tho winter: with her brother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
Gloucester Social News
-[Snecial 10 The TImes.nIsnatch !,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Gloucester. Va, June 2I.-Air. and
Mrs. r. P. Taliaferro are entertaining
very charminSly at ''Hockeley,' a
house party for their son. John Earls
Taliaferro. their guests being Misses
ia &c Sclater, of Hampton: Sallie Taze
we'll Waller, of Norfolk Mary Philips.
OF Philadelphia. and Clark Kimberly.
Of Hampton, and Perrin Taliaferro. of
Gloucester. Many entertainments
have been given in honor OF the
young people. including IL large dance
by their host and hostess on Thurs
day evening.
"The Fair Play Club" with Miss
Emily Dimmocls as hostess, gave a.
most interesting entertainment on
Wednesday at Eimington. Charad es
most creditably and beautifully acted,
were given by the following girls
Misses Ellen Mott, Virginia Hicks.
Catharine Mott. Mary Duncan. Emily
nimmock. Elizabeth Mott and Nina
hopkins. after which dainty refresh
ments were served by the li,ne
actresses"
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. withers gave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
Bon Air Social News

Especial to The Timos- Dispa tch.l
Bon Air, June a. --mong the
visitors attending the weakly hop
at the Country Club this week were
Miss Mary Jewett, Miss Hazelle Huds-
peth. of Midlothian; Miss Mary Pat
terson. of Forest Hill; Miss Lille Cary,
OF Richmond; Miss Louise ones, OF
Petersburg: Miss Louise Wilmer of
Richmond Miss Eleanor Pinkerton, OF
Norfolk; Daingerfleld Spencer, of WIl-
liamsburE; Preston Trigg, of a bingdon:
Richard Smith, Chambers Elan and
DR.. Eckenrode. OF Richmond. The usual
contingent from Bon Air.swas in evil
dence,
Miss Belle LAWSON and Miss Mary
Burlington are visiting at Virginia
Miss Lillian Cooke is the guest Of
Miss Edna White. at. oxford, II. G.!
Mrs. David Ainslie and Miss Marion
Montague were the weekend guests
of Mrs. W. NJ. Withers at
Miss Eleanor Pinkerton, OF Nor
folk, Is visiting Miss Margaret Nc
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrange Cooke spent
part Of last week with Miss Bar
field. XXI rT..
Miss Emile Smith and Miss Mary
Ferguson are visiting Mrs. Leroy
Flippen Mt Belona. FT5is l
Miss Janet Montague was the re-
cent guest of Miss Alice Reed.
Mrs. Coleman .Worthams had with her
last week Miss Alice Hoge.lof Rich
mond. 5fifr,3 5il5If'l Z
Chambers Elan and Mrs. chaienor
have, registered at the Inn, y
Mann Page Nelson Cooke, DANGER
field Spencer. Preston Trigs and the
Misses Wilmer have been guests this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
Williamsburg Social News
Ispecial to rhe rlme.-pisnateh1

l- Special TO The Times-Dtspa tch1
1Wiiliamsburg, Va. June 4.-Mrs Charles
Rowan. OF Amory. Miss. has returned home
aneE visit here TO her parents. DR.. and
H. n Phillips has returned from trip to
New York City. 71 =
The Rev. n. j. Hoover. pastor OF the
Whhamseurs Baptist Church, and his fam.
ily Will leave the frat OF tn. week TO spend
G month in the Virsinia mountains.
Iiaude Wolfe. OF ST. Louis. is home on a
visit to his parents Mr.. and Mrs B. F.
Wolfe.
Mrs John Casey. Jr, has returned from a
visit TO rela tivcs In I.ewistown Pa
Ar. and Mrs. II. H. Bechiel, Of Cincinnati
nave been here several weeks visiting their
chiiaren. Mr. and Mrs. John a. Bechtel at
YORK Grange. York county.
Miss Rosa Emory returned the first OF the
week from short stay at Ocean View.
mrs. Blair Spencer and little daughter, OF
relatives. f''s ~
Henry White, of ST. Louis Is here on a
snort visit to his mother. Mrs. Mary White
The Rev. and Mrs. E. X Odeli have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs A. 3. Kitchener
az kineEmill farm several days this week
The Rev. Alexander Gait. Mrs CALI and
their son. OF Maryland. spent couple OF
DAYS with relatives here this week return
Ing home yesterday.
Miss Josie Stewart, Of Spokane. Washing
ton. is the guest OF Mrs r. w Dana fi'.
Miss Julia Carlton, of Toano is the guest
week. Stl \ - 'S,'' -. .'''
The annual children's day exercises will
be held In the Methodist Church to- morro W
night at o'clock. An attractive program
has been arranged for this occasion. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
Wytheville Social News
[spcciaI 10 ne I,ime..prsna,ch,

lSpSSiat W 4 ne llfHes- DISpa ten.
Wythcville, Va, June "A marriage Of
much interest to a wide circle OF friends
and relatives here will take place on Tues
day evening. June a, att o'clock, in tho
presbyterian Church at Max Meadows when
Miss Francis Kent, eldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Kent. will become the brtda
OF Lewis Edwin Harvie, of Richmond. q
number Of Richmond people will attend the
marriage. Miss Eliza be tn Moore will enter
tain In honor OF the brlde-eiect on Friday
afternoon. .l5li' ~.
Charles Fox Graham left Thursday to at.
tend the meeting OF the conference OF the
Y. A. G. a of all OF the universities and
colleges OF the South. now In session In
Montreal y. c. Mr! Graham is the chair.
man o.. the committee from Hampton Sid :
ney College. 51,l - = n
Miss Cornelia Ellis, OF Chriatlansburg; Mis-,
Nellie Morton and Miss Palmer, OF Rich.
mond, arc the guests OF Mrs. Virginia P.
Mrs. John H. Guy. Of Richmond. 4 Is visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. Robert Sayers
Robert c. Kent. Jr.. OF Georgetown. Ia
spending a few weeks with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Robert C. Kent at Bowling Green,
Miss Margaret McGavock lis the guest OF
Mrs. Thomas r. Dew -. ! ! ~
Miss Nellie CALDWELL OF Radford, Is visit
ing Mrs r. j.. Preston. ~
Mrs Page Dame and children ~ Raiu
more. have arrived, and are summer quests
at Ingleside. .!i !. MI ~ ] ~
IS pr. r w Reed, OF the University Of Il,r.