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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06
SAUMSVILLE.

After q short illness following an
attack Of grip Jacob Kibler succumed
to the grim monster, on December
18th, 1910, at the advanced ape of 10
Yeas, 6 months and days.
Mr.. Kibler was we'll and favorabiy
known throughout the county VIII ere
he has been engaged il job printing
for the past 20 years. Although .
native OF st. Charles, Mo-, he located
in this county after his second mar
rage t. Miss Frances KILLER, Of the
Calvary locality.
The deceased leaves three daughters
and a son in Missouri, and two daugh-
ters, Ruth v. and Ollie, and Jacob
c.. OF Saumsville, and one brother,
Mr.. L. RKibler, of Woodstock, Va,
to mourn his loss. He was
most exemplary citizen, an excellent
neighbor and kind husband and
father. He will be greatly missed by
his many friends and neighbors.
Saturday evening Dec. 31st, Miss
Irene Saum enter tanned large party
of young people at her home, in this
place. in honor of her guest, Miss
Mary Orndorff, of Oranda, Va. The
evening was spent in games and music
In sewing contest Mr.. Glenn FelleI
won first prize. Refreshments were
served and delightful evening was
spent. Those present were Misses
Georgia Fleming, of Washington
Vivian and Gladys Haun, Ruth and
Pauline Rhodes, Eva Saum and Flora
/, Hotel. Messrs. Fred, Huber ano
Rob Wolverton, Paul Rhodes, Homer
Hotel, Glenn Teller, Hunter Haun
Kirby Kibler and Waiter Wismaa
Mr.. Louie Bartlett, former Saums
vile boy, blu: now located in Newport
News, spent Christmas with his
mother, Mrs. Susie Bartlett, of this
place.
Mr.. 1rl Fleming, who has position
in Broadway, spent the holidays here
Miss Mamie Russell, of Woodstock
visited her cousin, Miss Flora Hotel
several days last week.
Miss George Fleming, of Wash
ington, spent the first of the weel
with the Misses Haun.
Miss Wilmeth Sager gave hel
friends, a taffy rarity on Wednesda.
Evening. All spent most enjoyable
time.
Miss Kate Spiker, who has been IL
Washington for the past few months
came home for the holidays.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06
POMELI'S FORT

The first note for the HERALD in
1911. The most of our sick people are
getting better.
| Mr.. Albert Bowers was buried in
the Harmon grave yard last week
Mr.. Coverstone left last Monday
to study the spring term at Dayton
school.
Rev. William Peters spent the holi.
days with his m any friends 10 this
section.
No Christmas service was held in
this section this year.
Mr.. John Hoffman AMI Miss Romie
Glenn left before sun rise last week
and got on the train at Water Lick
and made trip to Hagerstown. The
young folks said when they returned
home, they were married. We wish
the young couple long and pros
porous life.
The sale at Mr.. James Shipe brought
a good crowd toge Their last Friday.
Mrs. r. A. Burke is much better at
this time.
Another new store is be opened at
Cross Roads soon.
Mr.. Jacob Ritenour and Miss Ella
Ritenour were married last week by
Rev. John Clauahan.
l will close by wishing the Edit m of
the HERALD and its many readers a
happy and prosperous new year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06

In THIS ISSUE can be found an
editorial from the Newport News
Herald, in which the Editor de-
fines his position in the Martin
Jones contest. Our readers will
learn how Senator Martin stands
in Mr.. Jones' district. We like
the tone of the article. 1t gives
due credit to both gentlemen and
uses no abusive language. Senator
Martin has an excellent record
and is perfectly willing to stand
upon it. He has done his duty
faithfully and it is now evident
that the people intend to say:
well done, good and faithful
servant" we will send you back
to do more good.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06
List Of ConveyanCes.

VIM. F. Lichliter and wife to Ellen
F. Saum, lots l, 3, 5 and I, block 2,
Stra sburg; 800.
Ellen f.. saum and husband to M
M. Orndorff, lots 5 and 7, block 2,
Strasbarg, $500.
G. H. Sparr and wife to Al. Stick
ley, lots II, 10 and q, biO<k 2, Stras-
burg; 1925.
A. p. McInturff to A. j. Stickley,
lot %, block 2, Strasburg: $110.
Robt. Phillips and wife to Luther
c. Bowers, III acres in Tee district;
$500.
VIM. N. Sager and wife TO Chas, F.
Funkhouser, house and lot in Mt.
Clifton; $500.
Geo. w. Wolverton ssnd wife to
Otis F. Emswiller, 81 acres In Stone
wall district; $685.
Heirs of F. M. Barr to Austin C..
Munich, tract of land in job nston dis
trict; 5000.
Mrs. Annie Barr 70 same,f tract OF
land in Johnston district; $500.
Jacob Heishman and wife to Johr,
Hope Mumaw, 1870 acres 1T Cabin
Hill; 1895.
Thos. Lair and wife to S asnuel A.
Funkhouser and wife tract OF land
on Ryle's Run: $3.50.
g. 81. Snarr and wife to Harry H.
and Mary E. Saarr, 8 acres in Davis:
district; $500.
A. M. Funk and wife to. AEaude f.
Winsboro, lot h Strssburg-
B. @ Burgess and WiBPt< sams,
right Of uAys Gtsaeburg.
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TOMS BROOK.
Miss Mildred Borden who is attend

Miss Mildred Borden who is attend.
ing school in Staunton, spent the
holidays at her home here.
Messrs. Joel Borden and Earl Miley
spent the holidays at their homes
They are goiIg to school at Roanoke
College.
MIR. James Borden who is attending
school IN Pennsylvania spent Christ
mos AID New Year at his home here
The High School closed here fol
the holidays.
Miss Monnie Miley spent the holi
days at her home here.
Mr.. Harry Albert who has employ
ment at Brunswick, Md, spent few
days last week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Albert.
Mr.. K. F. Walton, of Burke spen
the holidays with his mother Mrs
Jesse Walton, of this place.
Mr.. Charles Kronk, Burke's, is
visiting his parents East of town in
Posy Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Hausenfuch
ana Willie, of Hagerstown spent las
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Borden, of this place.
MISS Ina Miller spent this week with
her brother Harry in Strasburg.
Mr.. Wade Fleming of Washington
spent part of last week with his
brother j. E. Fleming East of town.
Mrs. Amanda Hupp and Mrs. d.
W. Hupp and son Lee, of Strasburg
and Mrs R. N Hausenfuck, OF
Hagerstown, Nd, spent last Wed
uesday with ]. D. Hupp and family
here.
DR.. Brumback, of Winchester, spent
several days here with friends.
There we're one hundred gallons OF
oysters shipped for the holidays.
One of the prettiest Christmas SER
vices was held in the Lutheran church
on Monday evening in the presence
of a packed house and every body was
we'll pleased.
Massanutten Council 6S of this place
held their election OF officers. All of
the old officers were reelected with the
exception of o. S, I. S. and Vice
Councillor were elected for the next
term.
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Roll of Honor St. Luke's School.

The following pupils deserve men.
tion for regularity of attendance
diligence and department for tn,
month of November:
First Room D. J. Reynolds Teacher.
For regular and punctual atten-
dance-Melvin Kipps, Paul Keller
Maynard Wlsman. Rosa Corbin, Len:
Coffman, Rosa Grim. Martha Ry
man, Vallie Wetzel and Philip Kern
For Diligence and Department
Melvin Kipps, Melvin Smoot, Maynard
Wisman, Ernest Coffelt, Obed Frye
Philip Kern, Carl Walker, Lena Coff
man, Rosa Corbip, Eva Clark, Iren,
Irwin, Nola and Anna KILLER, Martha
Ryman, Julia Stickley, Edna Smoot
Lille Walker, Vallie Wetzel, Ruti
Walter and Rosa Grim.
Second Room, r. j. Clover, Teacher
Acknowledgment Bumgardner
Mckinley Coffman, Vergie Barton
Minnie, Ethel ard Pearl Coffman,
Winnie Day, Endora Irwin. Grace
Ryman, Florence Rinker, Nellie
Essie, and Maud Riffey, Alpha Sher.
man and Gertrude Sager.
Scholarship and Department Ray.
mond Bumgardner, Mckinley Golf.
man, Howard, Corbln, Willie Frye,
Alger Smoot, Mormon Walker, Paul
Wetzel, VERNE and Vergie Barton,
Minnie, Ethel and Pearl Coffman
Sadie Combs, Endora Irwin, Bessie
Kibler, Bessie and Leila Race.
Florence Rinker, Nellie and Essit
Riffey. Grace and Mary Ryman, Ger.
trude Sager, Alpha Sherman, and
Marguerite Swartz.
Third Room, Mary r. Rinker Teacher.
For Regular Attendancs-Elsje
Corbin, Catherine Swartz, Bessie
Wine, Chas. Grim, Marvin and War.
rem Hoover, Samuel Si.tenonr, Chas.
Riffey, Jessie Wetzel, Glenn Coffman,
and Harry Reedy.
For Diligence and Department
Elsie Corbin, Catharine Swartz, Sada
Coffman, Florence and Bessie Wine.
Pauline Shrum. Clara Dysart, Eva
Combs, Annie Long, Chss. Grim,
John, Glenn and Ray Coffman, Carl
Kipps, Elwood Dysart, Marvin and
Warren Hoover, eileen Cook, Chas,
Riffey, Jessie Wetxel, Brooke Sher-
man and Raymond Shrum.
Fourth Room, Maud Hotel, Teacher.
For Regular Attendarce-Ethel
Frye, Elsie Riffey, Ruth KILLER, Raw
Frye. William Racy, Carl Keller.
Wetzel, and Milton Ryman.
For Diligence and Department.
Virginia Swartz, Ethel Irwin, Elsie
Riffey, Marie and Ethel Frye, Ruth
Kibler, Margaret Barton, Mamie
3moot, Eva Moomaw, Lille Wilkin.
Beulah Ryman, Beulah Cook, Beulah
Long, Susie Day. Braden and Will
lam Racy, Brook and Elmer Moomaw.
Clarence Reynolds, Carl Keller.
leonard Holler and Maynard Wetzel
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QuICxSBuRG

1t has been quite little time since
we sent you items from this place
Please excuse us. rProcrastin alton
is the thief of time"
We are having good bit of rain
here, it rainsd more or less for the
last three days. Farmers who were
obliged to drive their stock to water
are now rejoicing that the drouth has
at last been broken After the rain
Is ever they will he busy huskipg
and cribing the corn that is still
standing in the field.
| Christmas holidays are past Every
thing passed off quietly in and around
If little town, no casualties to re-
port.
/ Net much sickness in the neighbor-
hood at this writing.
Miss Lucy E. Sherman from this
: neighbolh hood went TO Tacoma Park
Sanitar1 lm Washington City. for
treatment several weeks ago. and from
! last report, she has been much bene-
fitted and will soor be home again,
we've been informed.
There have been several weddings
i. the Pine Forge neighborhood, re-
Gently but as we've not learned the
particulars WE'LL leave the matter with
some one else.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
John W. Faulty sometime ago and
left bouncing boy buby. John steps
very high just now.
Mr.. David Walters from st Like
neishborhood is visiting friends and
relatives in this his old home vicinity
o. last Saturday the Neff-Rlce
Camp U. C. V. held their annual
oyster dinner in New Market, twenty
seven of the old boys of the camp were
present. A fine dinner was prepared
by Mrs. Wade Henkel who has charge
of the Tha xton Hotel. Capt. Geo. W.
Koontz of Shenandoah Camp U. G.
VS. of yorr place was passed. The
camp was glad to have him with us
| Why wasn't Capt. Jno. Fl. Grabil
present? Only few more years com
rade, when we'll be with the bivouaC
of the dead.
On Thursday Jan. 10th Lees and
Jackson's birthdays will be celebrated
in New Market. A cordial invitatio.
is extended to all Confederate veteran:
to be present, promptly at 1 O'Clock
p. m. and take part in the exercises.
Messrs. John r. Shaffer and JOSEPH
Rife, two old Confederates, member!
of Neff- Rice camp have been On thu
sick list for quite a while, not able to
leave their rooms.
During the cold snap nearly all O
the ice-houses in this community wer,
filled. There will be plenty ice cream
here next summer.
We haven't any visitors to report
The weather being too rough and colo
folks didn't like to venture far from
home. The writer being laid up fol
repairs for nearly month, remained
indors as much as possible.
"May the Bank of Time pay to 20,
and yours one year of Good Luck
Good Health and Happiness"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06
LEBANON CHURCH.

Mr.. Arthur Kibler of Topnot is suf-
ieriag from a very sore hand caused
by scratching it on a rusty nail.
Mr.. J. W. Miller, of Independence,
Kansas, Mr.. L j. Snarr and wife,
Mrs. Rena Wood and daughter of
Oolagah, Oaklahoma are visiting Mr..
L. F. Miller aud sisters and other
relatives.
Miss Maud Peer left on Monday for
Forest Glenn, Md, after being home
nursing sore finger, for sometime.
Mr.. G. G. Snsrr, of Baltimore
University Of Medicine spent the holt
days with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G a. Snarr, he was accompanied by
his friend DR.. Hunt.
Miss Lena Ruiz, OF Toms Brook
spent several days last week with Miss
Mary D. Snar-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hickman and
little Sissie Whetzel spent from Sat-
urday and Monday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pifer.
There was q social given at tie
hone Of Mr.. land Mrs. ABB Snalr en-
Friday night about 40 were present.
Everyone reported a pleasant evening.
Miss Rose Holland who is teachir 2
private school at Mr.. 81. E. White
spent the holidays at her home at
Wildwood.
Miss Anna Lee Laughlin. OF W ash
ington Grove Sanitarium is visiting
her mother.
Mr.. Joseph Pingley, of New York
here visiting his daughter Miss
Mildred Pingley.
Mr.. H8mman GochenOur is now
able to sit up and will soon BE- able to
~ moved home.
Miss Rose Borden has gone to Star
Tannery 70 nurse Mrs. Will Slime.
she q nursing under Dr.. 8. s. snarr.
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MT. JACKSON.

Mrs. BERTHE Crider, wife Of Arthur.
Crider died at her home one mile west
of town last Monday afternoon at l
O'Clock, aged 43 years. Besides her
husband she leaves six small children,
one brother, Mr.. Chas. Funkkouser
and three sisters Mrs Myra Will,
Mrs. Annie Estep and Miss Lizzie
Funkhouser to mourn their loss. Two
weeks after the birth OF her twin boys,
Mrs. Crider was taken with pneumonia
and only lived q few days. She was
an affectionate wife and mother, a
kind neighbor and devoted christian.
s he was member of Ottobine U. b.
Church and her funeral services were
conducted in that church last We'd
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock by her
pastor Rev. Mr.. Ford of Edinburg
Miss Emma Jordan who is teaching
in Brunswick, Md. spent the holiday
with her mother Mrs. PAMELA Jordan.
Mrs. Charles Winesburg. of Mar.
tinsbnrg, w. Va, is visiting friends
here.
Miss Alberta Roller visited friends
in Woodstock this week.
MIR. Allen Granostatf. of Charles
Town. W. Va, spent the holiday.
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Billie
Grandstaff at Green Hope.
Misses Alice. May, LYDIA and Hele-
Miller, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. r. Gaary
Mrs. Hannie Bird, Mrs Kate Johnson,
Miss Kate Johnson, Mr.. r. H. Payne
and family, were in Woodstock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Rinker wht
have been visiting relatives in Wash
ing ton and Baltimore returned to theil
home last Tuesday evening,
Miss Laura J. Moffett who has beer
visiting friends in Martinsburg, re
turned to her home few days ago.
Master Clarence Lincoln cana here
Dec. 23rd to make his home with Mr.
and Mrs Poke Lucus.
| Mr.. Bert Funkkouser spent the
holidays with relatives in Woodstock
Miss Lue Ella Masten and Mr.. Geo
Shaver were quietly married last Sat
urday evening.
Miss Mary Bird Hlte, of Washing
ton spent the holidays with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hite.
Mrs. Holmes Fowl, of Newpor
News spent a part of last week will
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannie Bird.
Mrs. Sarah Buckhannon died at he
home about miles west of town OF
day last week, aged IS years. Sh
leaves seven children to mourn thei
loss.
Mrs. Herbert Trotter and childre
Iof Woodstock are visiting at Mrs
Trotter's old home Red Hill.
The members of the M. E. Churc
in this place gave themselves a ne,
church organ for a Xmas gift.
| Miss Mae Payne spent part of tn
holidays with relatives IN Woodstock
The many friends of Mr.. Bill
Miller who has been confined to hi
bed for two weeks. will be glad t.
know that he is able to set up in bi
room now.
| Mr.. Frank Sine who is clerking TO
Mr.. Miller, spent part of the holi
days with mis- parents Mr.. and Mrs
James Sine near Maurertown.
| Mr.. Fred Spiker, of Woodstocl
visited relatives near town this week
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06

Clinedinst, Is.
, Geo. q. Shaver, %, to Luclla c.
, Marston, 81.
VIM. Edw. Norfold, q, to Ollie May
Good, 20.
Joseph Walter Smoot, "a, to Mary
Myers, 81. This license Was issued
on Nov. Both, but owing to The br>f-
fulness of the groom, he REG rested tae
Clerk to withhold it from the IN r
rage record.
1911
VIM. L. Ritenour, "a, to virgie f.
Ritenour, 81.
Oliver G. Hambleton, q, to Mary
H. Jones, 20.
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DERRICK.

We regret to announce the death o.
the little infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Burk. Int rment in the fam
lily burying ground near by.
Mr.. Wilmer O'Flaherty who is at
tending Richmond College. at Rich
mond, Va, spent the holidays with
his parents, relatives and friends al
this place.
Miss Grace Robinson just returned
from visit to re tatives and friends
at Mt. Jackson.
Daniel O'Flaherty who is attending
| High School at Woodstock, spent
Christmas week at his home at Seven
Fountains.
Mr.. Noah Burner who has Just re-
Gently repaired his old store room at
Cross Roads, has gone to Balti-
more TO buy new stock CT goods and
we are informed he will open up store
by end of the week. -
On account of the inclemency OF the
weather Rev. Andes did not fill his
appointment last Sunday evening at
Dry Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Tamkin gave q
social al their home on New Years
evening. Singing and amusing games
were played. Refreshments were
served ut q late hour. After which
the guests 5000 departed. Guests
present were Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Baker, Mr.. William Plsugher,
Messrs. Daniel and Lester O'Flaherty,
William and Earl Rob inson, Lee
Plaugher. william Golladay, Ernest
Burner, Clyde Smith, Frank Boyer,
Percy Sheetx, and Misses Ira, Mabel
and Eima Tamkin, Grace and Ruth
|Rottnsoa May I'D Minnis rIsu9har
- II1nn Ban
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06
NOTICE..

l will be unAvoidably absent from
my Office during the month of Janu.
airy.
During my enforced absence. the
business os the Commonwealth At.
Attorneys office viii be in charge OF
Judge F. 8. Tayenner, Woodstock,
Va, to whom al citizens, having
business with the Communwealth's
Attorney, may apply for information
or other service pertaining to that
Office.
RUSH 81. WILLIAMSON,
Commonwealth Atty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06
Notice to the General Public.

All citizens who are for, or agains1
tho establishing OF q tollgate at OF
near the South end of Woodstock,
Va, by the Valley Turnpike Com.
pany, will call at Schmitt's Drug
Store. and sign the lists for names,
that said lists may be sent to the
State Corporation Commission Board
not later than the 9th day Of Janu-
airy 1911.
J. b. RODEFFER, Mayor
Dec. 23-2t. Woodstock, Va.
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Marriage Licenses.


Homer. A. Long, "a and Margaret
L. Barton.
ODDS Lee Ryman, 81 and Mary
Teawalt, %.
VIM. o. Will, q and Zula Richard.
"a.
Robt. Lee Coffman, 70 and Bertha
B. Bowers, 81.
Obed Kibler, % and Effie F. KILLER.
10.
w. P. Rinker, 4S and Mrs. Clara
M. Whit aker. 43.
10y w. Miller, 20 and Edna May
Miller, 10.
Thos. E. Rinker, and Julia Ruby, 1S.
Geo. Ridenour, so and Lizzie A.
Kagey, 43.
Geo. w. Kline, rs and Martha Jane
Neff, 81.
Oliver ". Peer, 20 and Maude
Myrtle Spiker, "a.
Chas. Franklin Rau, 10 and Nellie
G. Smith, 10.
Joseph L. Ritenour, Is and Ella
Josephine Ritenour, II.
Erasmus Basy, q and Murrel w.
Fry, %.
Elias B. Whitmire, % and Rachael
M. Webb, q.
Marshall Edgar Brown, Is. -
1estrice 4 Coffman, -.
Walter Frederick, -, . Ananda
". ButAAc1ooe, II.
xz.llis =. vhs1.el, y. - -
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JONES AGAINST MARTIN.

JONES AGAINST MARTIN.
The morning newspapers OF
Norfolk positively assert that
VIM. A. Jones will oppose Thos.
S. Martin for the Senator. Such
a rumor has been afloat Jor some
time, and we have been waiting
a formal announcement from Mr..
Jones. But as the Norfolk papers
seem to have the authority of Mr..
Jones for announcing his can
didacy, we take occasion to say
that it is our present intention
to support Mr.. Martin as against
any candidate that may oppose
him, because we regard him as
the best qualified man in the
state to represent Virginia, in
the U. S. Senator. He has the
se-se, he has the experience, he
has the influence and he knows
how to use his talents and his
powers for the welfare of the
state. He has not made much
ado oyer it, he has not rent the ali
with oratory, but he has served
his state and all sections of the
state with loyalty, xith dis.
tinguished ability, and we believe
with unequalled results.
No section of Virginia has
asked in vain for Senator Mar
tins aid in a worthy cause, and
he has rarely failed to succeed in
his undertakings. Nor has there
been whisper against his official
integrity. If SO, we have never
heard it. His record as United
States Senator in Congress is
clean, honorable and efficient. and
we can see no occasion to remove
him from that Office. On the
contrary, we believe that his re-
moval would be an irreparable
loss to the state and especially
to this section of the state.
We say this in spite of our high
regard for Representative Jones
as man and Congress sman. We
have cordially supported him as
Representative from this district
and shall be glad to do so in the
future. We do not see how the
district could have been better
represented, and if Mr.. Martin
resided in the First district and
should announce his candidacy
against Jones, we would oppose
him and support Jones with all
our might. But we do not see
how the interests of the state at
"a IF the First district
are to be bettered by putting
Jones into Martins place. Hence
we are for Jones for the Hous e
and Martin for the Senate
against the field.
We make this state ment be-
canse we think our readers have
the right to know how we stand,
and having reached a definite
conclusion. we do not care to
conceal it. Some may say that
we have liued up with the ma
chine Let them say what the
will, it is not true. We are un-
der obligations to no ofice-holder
or political aspirant, We have no
desire for Office. We ask no
fayors from Senator Martin or
the party Or organization and we
are lined up" with nothing but
Newport News. We support
Martin because we believe him
to be the best Mag for the place
and becnuse we have found him
to be a true and valuable friend
to the Hampton Roads section.
After all that we have asked of
him on behalf Of this section and
after the ready response which
Senator Marion has always
Riven, We should feel that it was
uneracicus. not to say ungrater
FIJI, to turn npon him and try to|
defeat him IN the next primury.
And pe believe that many voter1,
r ~ nosa voters IL this com-|
take Tie aan4 view.
- Herald.
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This is Money in your pocket, an opportunity to
save money. Remember this sale includes our
Don't miss this opportunity TO supply your needs at
80 Cts on the Dollar Yours for Business,
t. G. Locke.

Same to r. A. Rau and wife, house
and lot near Strasburg: $500.
| w. w. Logan to j. L. Olinger,
Powell's Fort; 200 acres.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
PLEA FOR ALIMONY DENIED
Court Declares 1t Sought Release
of Vanderbilt Grand Nephew,

Justice Guy refused 20 grant alimony and
counsel fees yesterday m the separation
suit brought by Mrs. Sarah Anne Green
field, whose husband, George sidney Green
field. Is I'm Il sanstorum because OF his ad-
dction to the use Of drugs. The defendant
Is a granddaughter Of Commodore Wander
bilt
Counsel for the plaintiff had not proceed
ed far in his argument in favor Of the
granting of tho alimony and lawyers fees
when Justice Guy interrupted to ask what
business the husband had The lawyer re-
plicd that Greenfield had no business but
that ho could got ont Of the sanatorlum IL
ne wished and could earn "a living for his
wife. who is destitute.
Justice Guy said that tho Application
seemed 10 amount to % request 20 transfer
Greenfield from the sanstorium TO Ludlow
street ian for non-paymout Il alimony, for
Il the defendant had no resources that was
what the motion would amount 10.
when counsel for Greenfield stated that
there was Fu; pending against tho
mother ~ tho detendan, for slooc1o for
slienating hls affections. Justice Guy cut
short the argument II. said
IT would he mOck"ry toI tins court 80
grant slmony Ihif "a cfidenilN intended
A. c0erci,e methods against the mother.