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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
cARBuRY coRREsp oNpENcE
Things Of Interest In and Around Car.
bury During the Past Week.

Mrs. Adolph Peterson who
came up to attend her sister 8
funeral, returned to her home
at Bottineau Tuesday morning.
Threshing rigs are again at
work after being laid up for
nearly two weeks on account
of rain and damp weather.
r. ]. Molberg visited at the
Ole Dravland home Tuesday
day afternoon.
John Blessum, the Souris
shoe maker, made a business
trip to Carbury last week.
Miss Grace Allen arrived on
Saturday evening to commence
a term of school in the Myhr
school house.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Souris will soon have a postal
savings bank.

0Our1S Will soon nave a postal
savings bank.
The Westhope Standard puts
the gossips in the skunk class.
Fifteen carloads of cattle were
shipped down the Maxbass
branch last week.
Newburg citizens successful
ly fought a fire in the Grimes
residence in that city last week.
Charles Ohnstad of Willow
City suffered some severe
bruises as the result Of a run
away. e & {
The Antler American has
published a neat, folder setting
forth the advantages Of the city
and enunnerating it's needs.
There is complaint at Antler
because chill ldren make a play
ground of the postof6ce lobby
while the mail is being dis
,tributed. s.
G. y Davy, for six years
mail clerk on the Rugby Antler
branch of the Great Northern,
left Antler last week to drive
to his homestead at Hart,
sSask
Ole Bjorgo Of Mcintosh,
Mimi formerly a merchant al
Newburg, is visiting his old
'haunts and his old friendssar
as. anxious as ever to talk
with Ole.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Farewell Reception Tonight

The Masonic bodies, includ-
ing the Eastern Star, will join
tonight in rendering a farewell
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Sims, who with their family,
will leave tomorrow for their
new home in Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Sims have been prom
inent in lodge work here and
both in and out of the order
have many warm friends who
will regret their decision to
leave Bottineau.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Sues Great Northern

Pearl Spirling of Minot has,
started suit against the Great
Northern railroad for So, 600 for
alleged injuries which. he sus.
tanned in a collision at Surrey
two weeks ago when an Aus
trian was killed. Spirling was
IN a box car when the crash oc-
Cured and was pitched head
ling through the open door of
the box car and severely injur-,
ed.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
May Oct a Pointer

President F. l.. McVey of the
university, will lecture on We'd
nesday evening, October %, at
.Minot on The Making Of a
Town. : Just now the people
Of Minot are stirred up over
The Making of a Normal
School s and It may be that the
head Of the university can give.
them some information that.
will help along both lines.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13

Last Tuesday night or early
Wednesday morning eight in
mates Of the county Jail sawed
their way to liberty and up to
nine o. clock this morning none
of them had been re. e.captured.
The ones who escaped we're.
Wilson, Dunn and Irwin, held
for robbery; John Cummings
and Emil Bantz, in for grand
larceny; Paul Gore, George
Wah1 and Robert Harwood
blind piggers. There we're
three others in the Jail who did
not avail themselves of the op-
portunity to escape.
The Jail had so many in mates
that some of the prisoners had
to be kept in the corridor and
the indications are that some
of these secured the TOOLS neces-
sary and cut theN rivets in the
strong box that protects the
locking device for the inner
cells and after taking off the
entire front of the box broke
the combination and released
the inner locks. Then the bars
on the north window on the
corridor were sawed through
in way which would indicate
that good tools we're not lack
ing. Everything points to the
conclusion that some of the in
mates, presumably the three
held for robbery, have had
previous experience with Jail
locks and bars.
Is Search has been made in all
directions by Sheriff Sandstrom
and his deputies but SO far no
trace of the fugitives has been
found unless a message receiv-
ed late last night from Chief of
Police Stevens of Deloraine,
Man, leads i'm the right direc-
ton. This message was to the
effect that five men had been
seen near Deloraine and had
visited a farm house to secure
some thing to eat. Sheriff Sand
strom and several deputies have
gone to Deloraine today to
round up the suspects. i, as
is believed. the group Of i've
includes the three highway yi1nen
and the two wanted for grand
larceny it would not be surpris-
ingSif armed resistance would
be offered when the officers
. .overtake them. 4!
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Real Esists Tran3fsrs.

The following Is a list5of war
ranty deeds filed for record ia
the Office Of the register sof
deeds Of Bottineau count last
week "a
Nettie ollen to Martin
2Teigen. $3. GOO, a " ne, MA NV.
25-161 81
The Mere hants \ ational bank
Soffs Willow City to PAUL e Olsoil,l
50, GOOSE ~. I 80 s. ,Ss sI
Henry Holz and wife to
Aasne Rervik $l Y, lots 1Ss A II
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Notice to the Public

My wife, Olive Bacon, left
my home on August 2, 1911 and
refuses to return thereto. L,
therefore, give notice to the
public that will not be respon-
sible for any bills she may con-
tract. James Fl. Bacon,
Bottineau,' N. ID.
Oct 13-Nov. 3 pd)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Bonds Were Not Sold

The county commissioners
took up the matter of the issue
of Mouse River drainage bohds
the latter part of last wesk but
did not accept any of the bids
offered. Some of the bidders
are making further investiga-
ton of the proposition with a
view to making better pro-
posaIs. sx
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Wires are Crossed

The Grand Forks Herald
says: The Bottineau chief of
police is persona non grata
with The Courant, and it looks
as though there might be va
cancy on the force or libel
suit in the near future"
The Herald is in wrong"
and has COMPOUNDED us with
the News. This is almost
ground for a libel suit against
The Herald,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Baptist Church

Prea aching every Sunday at
II a. m. and $50 p. m.
J Bible school at IL m.
Prayer service Wednesday
8 p. m. All are most cordially
invited to attend.
Ernest A. Schlaman, Pastor.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Psnblaa Cass Up Aeala

The final hearing in the Penn
bina county seat case was up
in the state supreme court and
now once more vet again the
people Of Pembina county an
xiously await the dictum.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
TRAILING A WILD (7) MAN
E. H. 0uIstad and Family Complain OF
Mysterious Visitor

States Attorney j. j. Weeks,
Sheriff Sandstrom and Deputy
Johnsgaard went out last Sun
day to the vicinity of the E. III.
Gulstad farm, six miles north
west of this city, to make in
vestigation in regard to the
alleged wild man who is re-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
w Reach ths Pospls.

Three minutes telephoning
often saves a day. travel. Use
the long distance service Of the
Northern Telep phone company
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Notice

have placed my accounts
and notes with w. b. Rea for
collection and have instructed
him to secure settlement this
fall.
Thomas Sims, v. S.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13
Breaking Of Locks and Cutting Of Bars
Work Of Experienced Hands.
FuaITIvEs HAD A GOOD START
offlcars Have Been Securing the
Country But No Capture Has
90 Far Been Made.
BULLETIN

Sheriff Sandstrorn
wired from Deloraine,
Man. at 2: 80 that he
had caught the three
highwaymen nearNa-
pinka this forenoon
and now has them in
Jail at De1oraine.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-13

County Superintendent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
South Boston Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
sooth Boston. Va. August ly.-Wil-
ing relatives at Turbeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Stallings. OF Rir-
mlnsham' Ala. and r. r. Hudson. OF
Gpe,iAa, Ale, are guests NJ Mr.. and
~ u re- k 1I,1H on upPer Main.
guest OF Miss Janey Lawson. has re-
turned 10 her home in Marion
H. y. Faulkner, of Norfolk. who has
Deen VISITING his parents. MIR and Mrs.
n. r. Faulkner. at this place, has re-
Misses Marsuerite Lee. Ruth ElII,,t
and Abel DeJarnette have returned
from Brokneal. where they havc been
attending hous party.
Miss jamie Lacy, of oxford, y. C.. ~
'is M,na Mr. and Mrs. Z. y. Hardy.
MISSES Nerna and Elizabeth Thomp-
woody. Of Dennston Frank L. WOODY,
o. New York. e. f. Gentry. Of punn'
-, e. and 4 C. Gentry. of Doniston,
a, the home of Miss Marguerite Daniel
near ms place, during the week.
:, MISS Edwina Lovelace, of Wilson
\ G.. Is the guest of Miss Eva Love.
lace on JeffreSs street
Miss Mary Watkins. who has han
on visit to Mrs. Alice Roberts. near
South Boston. has returned TO her
home in Danville.
>r.9; = = NoTtcn, ST., and daughter
Miss 1avalette, are visiting friends in
Elkin. y. c. "S III
Miss Louise Thompson left this week
inr Roanoke to visit friends and reh :
Miss RUBY Faulkner has returned
from Winston Salem and r.nviile,
where she visited friends
Miss l.eona Bugg. of Chase CIV.
f1 narss a Misses Ms Mayme and Elizabeth
Miss Lucille Finch of Blanche. \. C..
IS the guest OF Mrs. " II Bruce NJ
this place.
ys Mr. and and Mrs Mrs I J. Paylor loft this
some time.
Mrs. r. II. roweu returned to her
home In Boykins after a pleasant visit
TO her mother NJ this place
Julian East. of Altavists. visited HE
Eraents Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. East. on
SUNDAY
T. c. Wright has returned from a
Lynchburg. His sister. Miss Virginia
wright. who has been absent for the
past several months visiting friends
and relatives, also returned this week.
Mrs. John T. Pace and two children.
Willie and John T.. Jr.. arc guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Leon f.. Johnson at this
place
Mrs. j. n ritts. Of Norfolk. is the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. a. Ciililand on Upper
:, Miss Bette Lacy, of Halifax, Mrs
T.. y. Lovelace and daughter. Frances.
Of North Carolina, are visiting Or. and
Mrs. w. r. Lacy.
Miss Sallie i.ovelace has returned
from pleasant visit to Norfolk and
Ocean View.
Miss jamie Nichols left THURSDAY for
chester. :. c.. to visit relatives
Miss Lucille Hswley. OF Richmond. Is
visiting friends In South Carolina
Mrs. j. W. Elliott returned THURSDAY
from delightful trip to Niagara Falis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Amherst Social News

special to The Times Dispatch.
Amherst Va, August 1a-H. l. Paa
IVES III Norfclk this week on busin ss
Mrs. Rose .Townshend, of Washins
Ton; ID. C., and Miss Nash Lewis 81
Richmond, this week visited attba5
nome Of Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Bianks
near Swcetbriar. e
Miss Nell Wood, who has been the
guest OF friends in Amherst, has re-
turned TO her home in Richmond
Rev W. r. Mcmillan and W. Ward,
I'M and Arthur Smoot attended fhs
fldemont Baptist ASSOCIATION whicl,
convened At OAKS llill BAPTIST Church
Nelson county. this past week
Miss Mary Drummond LETT on Thurs
daN 70 attend house party in Hail.
fan county. ,t
Mrs Carrie j, Copenhayer. of smv,h
county. and L., Jones of Staunfot,
this week visited their parents. NJ
and Mrs \. r. tones r-s3s
Glover Wilton, who has been str
dent at Piedmont Business CollepeN
lNnchhurg fol-. sveral months pasfl
left Wednesday night Cor rharlottsT
y. C.. where he has accepSr posi.s
ton pSTA-5
Miss Louise Ransom OF HAMPTON 10
the guest OF her uncle. Rev. A, ri
Moore -
II NJ Rowen OF Fridays. sp.rt
few DAYS in Amherst this week
Everett scott and sister. Miss Martsi
have returned from a Wait 10 fhsSy.
uncle Joseph ". Everett, OF Keswicts..i
<AhemaSle. cauntX. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Durham Social News

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
durham. y. c.. August lon Tues.
day afternoon Mrs r. NJ. Carlton enter
tained at lovely porch party in honor
OF her guest. Miss Olive Sappington,
OF 9alt wifu The guests were Mrs.
Mrs. ed, Norris, Mrs. Hail. Of Bait
more Misses Halle Elliott, Norma
britt. Ida Mangum, Martha Elliott.
CLYDE Morris and Ethel Mangum.
The engagement Of Miss Rosa Crab
tree to W. Crawford staples, of this
city. formerly of Reidsville, has been
announced by Mrs. Charles Crabtree,
The Wedding to take place in October.
r. Mss Fannie kilgo Is on. visit to
she went to attend the marriage If
her cousin. Miss Emma IIilgo. Ia
Walter West, which took place on
FRIDAY 81 the Methodist Church.
Mrs, Alberta Wynne ana Miss Daisy
Robbins have returned from New York,
where they have been for several
weeks taking a special course I'M
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Foushee and chill
Rock. where they have been spending
the summer.
Mrs. S. j. German and daughter,
OF Washington city. are on a visit
to the family of Mr.. T. NJ German.
Misses Mamie and Lila Wright have
gone to Greenbrier White sulphur
VIII remain for some time.
Mrs. P. w. Vaughan and daughters
Misses Annie Louise and Ida Carr,
have returned from trip to the
mountains of North Carolina
Mrs. I +, Hin and daughter, Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Weldon Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch
weldon. y G.. August l9-Dr L. T..
Green celebrated his birthday By Civ
ing, big dinner on Mush Island
Wednesday. many notable people being
present from Richmond and other
points, Among the Richmond doctors
mere were DR.. \. N. Willis and Or. p.
-. Talley, of the Johnston Willis Hospi.
tsl. DR.. }. NJ. Tompkins, of the John
s,on- Willis and Memorial. DIR F NJ
heade. OF the Memorial Hospital: DR..
a. a, Massitter. of Richmond: Or. I'D
wards: of Richmond. other physiotans
were DR.. \. j. Ellis. of Garysburg: DR.,
J 4 Collins and Or. a & Harrison, of
ENFIELD: DR.. Register, of Tillery; DR..
ffureerson, of Halifax: DIR. E. q
Moore. of Elm City. Others from :,
distance were ], p. Walker. Of West
Nirginia: +. A. Lands. of Charlotte.
and a large number OF other frienfs
from Halifax. Scotland Neck. Enfield
tiarNsourE and Weldon.
Fine watermclons were FIRST served
and then followed Brunswick stew and
barbecue. prepared by Billie Fur
neil who learned the art while So
journing in old Brunswick. Va, the
county in which these famous stews
originated. y l.. Wilson was master
OF ceremonies and assisted DIR. Green
IN looking after the needs of the
guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20

Miss Lucy Nichols, Miss Frances Du-
four and Miss Mabel Stone and Richard
Loughran. Thomas Varnon, Casslus
Gudger, Paul Eve. Billie Borne. Rus
sell Deal. Harold Caller, Albert Muslin.
Hobart Airport. Stanley Cunningham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wagner.
In honor of Mrs. William r. Troy,
of Memphis. and Mrs. Charles IL SUM
mers. of Shreveport. La. Mrs. Charles
Platt entertained at her home at Bus
bee He'll Friday afternoon. After the
games were played. delicious course
dinner was served ON the wide. cool
vcranda. which was lastly decorated.
Miss Mary Moore Woodbridge enter
tanned number of friends Tuesday
afternoon at her home Montford
Avenue. About thirty guests enjoyed
the afternoon with Miss Woodbridge.
Bridge whist was the game and ut
tho conclusion. the first prize WAS
awarded to Miss Isabel Hazard, me
house was decorated with cut flowers
and refreshments were served
The annual midsummer ball at the
Manor Hotel was given Wednesday
evening. and was enjoyed by several
hundred Ashcvllians and visitors in
the city. who tripped the light fan
tnstic until the wee sma' hours of
Thursday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Radford Social News
[Special to The Times.Disnatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
haotord. Va, August l?.-Mrs Sta :
PIES, Misses Miriam Leecky and GLADYS
Harrison, of Richmond returned home
Friday. after visiting Mrs j. II Whit
more.
;, Mrs. swisher has returned from
Eoanoke, where she was operated On
for appendicitis She Is doing nicely,
Miss Margaret Fink delishtfullv en-.
tertained the Junior Auxiliary Wednes.
day After the business meeting
was over delicious refreshments were
Jack Stuart, of Georgia. was in town
Monday
ALLEGHENY Springs s'u Mondar nome from
Miss Mar, Massie. of Pulaski. is
visiting Mrs. kearsley.
VIII Whaling is off on a few days
friends.
:, Kuhn Barnett has been visiting in
Mr.. and Mrs. SAILOR. of Knoxville, are
'iSitins N Mr. and Mrs T. n: Kelly.
spoke at the dry rally Wednesday
Guy Johnson. of Green Cove. spent
me week end with his parents. Mr.. and
Il. Y. Lambeth is visiting In Wash
lngton and Alexandria
Miss Lavinia Raglsnd Of Norfolk. is
the gust Of Miss Eleanor scott
delightful surprise party was
g given to MISS Elberta Harris. Of Salt
in sl, III, SATURDAY., evening
Roanoke after visiting relatives there
Miss Desc .Bullard left "Wednesday
for a visit to Bedford CITY.
Mrs. Lucy Ammen has returned TO
her sisters. Mrs l.. O. Bullard. after
visiting Mrs. Tom Showhlter.
Mrs. 9. w. LYLE returned THURSDAY
after few days in Roanoke
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Constance
arrived in kadford Sunday. and are
me guests of Mrs. William Ingles
ciZzie. are giving a large house party
this week :
Miss Margaret Wade. Who has been
visiting Mrs. William fngles, returned
to her home in Christlansburg on SAT-
urday -"
Misses sholtz and Wright returnde 10
their homes In Roanoke on SUNDAY
after spending several weeks with
Miss Catherine c;ilsen.
An important meeting OF the ID
or {. VIII be held September | In the
iprdrS at the courthouse.
Mrs B. H. Luck and children -kath-
relat ives at Wilmington, W Va,
w. a. Zimmerman spent sunday u.
home
Miss Mary Ross will spend several
Norfolk ~
Miss BESSIE and Kathleen stafford
left Thursday for Bramwell. ". Va
where they Will spend several days
Miss Brownie Delp left Saturday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Houston Social News

Especial to. The Times Disnatoh.l
Houston. Va. August l9.-Messrs
on Tuesday 10 attend the state Clerks
Convention. which is in session in
stanton this week.
Miss Fanny Coles has been visiting
for, the past week in Houston
visiting at the home Of Mrs. W. ii.
Edmunds. left with Mrs Edmunds for
Richmond. where they joined a party
for camping expedition to the Maine
coast
a. b. Cron. the United States OK
pert on the cultivation of alfalfa. will
address the Alfalfa Growers Associa =
ton Of Halifax county on August 81
at the public school auditorium South
The Misses Kate and Ruth Read. who
have been visiting Miss Elizabeth Grad
dock. left for Timberlake, n. c.. on
nr. Lyon q Tyler, Of William and
Mary College. Williamsburg, was in
Houston during the week The pur-
pose of Mr.. Tyler's visit was the gath
sring Of data from the records for
the William and Mary Quarterly
The Misses Mary and Edmon;a Ian
caster. who for the past fortnight have
been visiting Miss Emma Edmunds. left
on Wednesday for their home in Rich
mond
G. c. Rarksdale. state Rank FIX
"a miner, left on Tuesday after 4 visit
TO his home in Houston.
Miss Rehecca Leigh left on Friday
for visit to Miss Harrison. of Cum
berland county. Va.
Mrs. Joe Terrell, of Raleigh. y. c.
is visiting at the home or Major II,
A. Edmondson.
Miss Rebccca Coleman. who has been
VISITING Mrs G.. G. Darlington. loft
on Monday for her home in tho county.
Miss Rosa Martin left for Richmond
on Monday from which place she viii
n tt,ic 1l,t =.
visit.
Judge W K Barksdale and Mrs
8arksdale have returned from the
White Sulphur
Ing his parents. Mr.. end Mrs, Miles
Martin.
The Misses Alice and Sarah Poole.
of Greensboro, y c., aud Miss Louise
guests OF Miss Elizabeth Craddock. OF
Houston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Warrenton Social News
Especial TO The Times-Dsspatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
Warrenton. Va. August ls.-Mrs f.
Ashley Cooper and Mrs. j. B. Britton
entertained this week at teas.
Misses Fannie Scott. Camilla Well
ford. Emma Conquest and Katherine
Hagan. OF Richmond. are the guests
OF Mrs, Taylor Scott
Willie Brooke. Of Norfolk. IS spend
ing some time In warrenton.
DR.. Anderson. of Washington. is a
visitor TO Warrenton.
Mrs Bertha King and children, of
Baltimore. are tina guests of Mrs.
Kings parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il II.
Maddox
G. B. Pettyngil. of Philadelphia. who
Warrenton. left this week for M.
home.
Dr. Karl Blackwell. of Richmond
is Visiting at his old home. near War
MISS Dudley Powers. Of Michigan,
mond. are guests at Mrs j. B. Brit
sSns.
Mrs j. c walraven Will leave on
Saturday OF this week for points In
New Jersey. where she will spend her
vacation.
Mrs O. b Calohan and Miss Kitty
Phillips left on Tuesday for Atlantic
City. after which they viii go to New
Maury Curtis. of Washington, is
spending his vacation with his mother
Mrs r Nj curtis. in Warrenton.
j r Jefries and Russell Gown were
visitors to Washington this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woodward. of
Norfolk. are spending several days in
Rev. Jno s. Sewers and family. of
New orleans. La, arrived in War.
renton on Wednesday, to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Richard Sewers,
Miss Mary Carter Randolph, of Clarke
county. is the guest OF Mrs. T.. Ashley
Cooper at "Waverly."
are the guests Of J ". Shirley.
Mr.. Bailey. of Atlanta. Ga, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs ID. p Wood,
Miss Margaret Williamson, of Wash
ingtop. is the enest of Mrs. Edward
Mrs Robert Nelson. q Phtladelphia.
and Thomas Keith. of Fairfax Court
house. are at Woodbourne.
Mrs r.. 5 Kinks has returned homo
after spending several weeks in Balu-
ii NJ Iinbbell has recently pur-
chase. from G, T. Baghy the Brook
F. Wyly Mr. and Mrs Hubhei. will
take possession September l.
Mrs. J O. Hodgkins and Misses vir-
einia and Roberta left this week for
visit to Fairfax Courthouse. Va
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Craig and Miss
Kemper. who have been at the IN
stitute: AR. and Mrs. Samuel Arundaie
end children. Of Charlottesville. who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
w A. Garner: Miss Towles. OF Wash
ington, the recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs \ w Strother have returned 10
their homes.
r. G. Thornton. of Washington. spent;
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Thornton. Miss Bessie Thornton has
as her guest Miss Alice VERIFY, OF
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Triplett, OF
Baltimore. were recent guests of A. W.
Triplett. near Bethel
7. c. Taliiferro ana son arc al home
from motor trip TO New York
General r D. Spilman has been
Aaacted president OF the FauQuier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-20
Malvern Hill Social News

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
Malvern Hin. Va. August io-Mr avg
Mrs Henry W. Shines. Miss Katharyne Shines
arc visiting Mrs. Simcs's sister. Mrs I
clark at 'Hardens' -
Thomas w. Wilcox, Js.. 81 Norfolk. has,
returned home after spending tho veek
WIN ms grandparents nj Bel Air"
Rev j. Allan Christian. of Norfolk, ia m.
smest Of his brother. Lewis Christian. az
"Woodhurn."
MI aud Mrs H. s. saunder. and nenh.w
master Foster Saunders. have returned 10
,hSiV nome, Upper Shirley from a de.
,msh'inl cruise on their launch. The Rosa-
ne. ihey spent the week on the waters Of
Ine thicNahoniny River. near Isnexas
"nrre they enjoyed fishing and craHejne
Hiss Marian upshur. OF Chestnut Hiii 4.
nsltns friends and relatives in this see