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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

AcADEMY OF MUsIc.

ACADEMY OF Music.
Monday Tuesday. wednesday, naattsee
snA nlght-sTAe Pink Lady,
TAurpaay plGht-LOuis Mann. In "Ele-
waiting q Husband"
Friday and Saturday and SATURDAY
natinee-wiIIiam Hodge. In ~Ths
Man Eron Hene."
BIJOU THEATRE.
aSTAe winning Widow"--all the week.
naatinees Tuesday. Thursday aDd Sat.
ardsy.
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Vauaevtlle.
EMPIRE THEATRE
Vaudeville.
AUBIN THEATRE.
Vaudeville.
THE LITTLE THEATRE.
Pictures and Songs.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Board Meeting

At the Board of Directors meet
ing of the Sedgwick County Fair
Association 4 held last Saturday af-
ternoon Mr.. c. l.. Phares was
elected Sup't OF the Dcmonstra-
ton farm for this season and Mr..
Phares will Immediately take up
his work and As soon As the build
irgs are erected will move his fam
lily upon the farm.
Quite few have not made their
third payment of stock subscrib-
ed for this enterprise and the sec
retary will be pleased to have
these delinquents pay same in
promptly as it will save the time
OF personal interview.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02

/ Mrs. Finley Dye was on the
sick list last week.
Rev. Dye is able to be out after
his illness of last week.
G. 4. Reed was business visit
or in Denver on Monday.
Mark Burke and wife returned
from Denver on Saturday.
T. \. Smith and wife left for
California points Monday evening.
Mrs. W. T. johnson is entertain
ing a niece Miss Bernicc Bossc of
Denver.
DR.. Patty was down from Chap
pell Saturday attending to business
in Julesburg,
County Commissioner johnson
was in Denver on business the fore
part of the week.
/ Bigs Springs is talking of or
ganizine a Commercial Club. 1t
is a good thing push it along.
! Chas. Mccarthy of Sterling was
visiting his uncle, John johnson
and family the forcpart of the
week.
Mass was celebrated in St. An
thongs church last Sunday. Rev.
Gutenberg officiating. A large
audience was in attendance.
Mrs. G. H.. McSparran received
the sad news Saturday morning of
the death of her brother X. Gau-
cher at Correctionville. Iowa.
II. II. HodgeN returned home
Saturday. from Omaha. He re-
ports Mrs. Hodges getting along
very nicely from her operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcqueen
and Mrs. Enlow of Denver were
entertained ut Tom Floras last
week on their way to Harwin, To-
wa.
From all reports the Odd Eel
lows anniversary at Chappell last
Friday was Il decided success in
every particular. \ number at
tended from neighboring towns.
The banquet wss Il feast of good
things both material and intellec-
tual. Attorney 4. +. Perrier be-
ing one of the principal speakers
at the banquet in the evening. :
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Mrs. Shepherd Improving

Wcare glad to note that Mrs.
Shepherds condition is consider
ably improved over last week and
the expectation is that she will full
ly recover. While her advance
to health will be very slow her
many friends will be glad to know
that she is out of immediate dan
ger. Her father and sister are
still here assisting in caring for
her.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Working not Talking

Reports from Washington show
that Senator Guggenheim has Sc
cured the recommendation by the
Agricultural Committee of the
Senate of two amendments to the
appropriation bill which will be
of immense benefit to Colorado.
The first amendment provides for
an appropriation of S35, 900. to in
vestigate Alfalfa We evil and SD,
600. to conduct investigations on
sugar beet diseases. The second
amendment secures 10 percent of
all products from Forest Reserves
to be used exclusively for the
construction and maintenance Of
roads in the forest reserves. This
in addition to the % percent now
secured forroad and school pur-
poses. If these amendmgnts are
finally adopted it means Il total Of
80 percent of all the money raised
through the forest reserves will
be returned to benefit the State
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Base Ball

We have an idea that we ha' e
had about all of our winter and
why not celebrate the advent Of
Spring by organIZinga good base
ball team, We do not believe in
Professional base ball for Il small
town but there is nothing that
helps advertise a town more than
a good ameteur team. We have
plenty of good material for such
Il team. Why not organize one!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Attention Buyers

Dye Brothers announce that
commencing with Saturday May
25th. and ending ui,h June lst.
they will have bargain sale with
prices never before thought of in
Julcsburg. The attention Of buy
ers is called their advcrtis II Mt
which will appear in this pa "
next week. Watch for it.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Side Lights

Mr.. Taft said 1T is thus ap-
parent the ours is government of
all the people by a representative
part of the people::' Mr.. Roosa-
welt quoted Mr.. Taft as saying
this should be a government of
all the people by representative
part of the people"
Mr.. Roosevelts chief supporter
in Ohio to day is Walter Brown
the only Boss in full commission
in that State and who is looking
forward to State control under
Mr.. RoOsevelt's administration.
George Hossmer and CIaud
Street will soon be in the has
been political class with their
Direct Agitation League.
l.. c. Paddock. of the Boulder
Camera in authority for the
statement that X-Governor
Adams is not now. nor will he
ever be again candidate for
Office. Also that all of the Old
Wheel Horses should be put out
to grass and the younger men re.
cruited for leader ship. --Holyokc
Enterprise.
The mass of Americans want
a government of law under tie
constitution. and by and with the
courts. Mr.. Roosevelt wants :,
government under the control of
one man, and that man Theodore
Roosevelt. who shall be wholly
unchecked in reckless career
founded on impassiOned appeals
to the rash. From the PhiladeI-
phia Ledger tRep.)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Notice To Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs.

Ehe Second Annual Meeting of the
Northeastern Colorado |. O. o. F. An
niversary Association will be held in
Brush, Colo, Thursday May 9. 1912
An excellent program. Speaking,
Music, degree work, drills etc. We
are looking For You"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02

o. p. Wilson. wife and little
girls left Tuesday morning for Il
visit with their daughtar Mrs. p.
X. Mcdowell at Gcering, Neb-
raska.
Mort johnson came down from
Sedgwick saturday afternoon and
left on No. II, for Colorado
Springs to attend the Democratic
State Convention.
j. n. Buchanan and DIR. Lewis
were down from Sedgwick Satur-
day attending meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Sedg-
wick County Fair Association.
Big Springs and Chappc!l each
have Tennis Club. We believe
JulesJurg shosld have such an or
garization and arrange >oule
ga mes with our neighboring towns.
Master Eldoras Webb was tax
en- to Denver Monday morning to
have an artificial limb fitted. The
young man had the misfortune TO
break his old one while playing
last Saturday.
Mrs. John Flora and Mrs. Nc
Cort returned from Denver last
week where Mrs. Flora has been
receiving medical care. We are
very glad to note that Mrs. Flora
is much improved.
Miss Lucille Coatney who has a
homestead near Holyoke came
down from Denver last week
where she has been visiting for
a couple of weeks and drove out to
her home on Saturday.
Miss Stone and the girls of her
school assisted Miss Helen Tiber-
ghein in celebrating her sixth
birthday last Wednesday. 1t is
needless to add that the sc little
folks had a delightful time.
r. O. Deulin went into Den
yer Monday morning to bring out
d new five passenger touring Ford
to be delivered to DR.. Davidson
of Scdgwick recently sold him by
Parker Brothers who have the
agency for this popular car.
A New Lumberman Arrives
A young man arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Bar
rett on the 9th inst. and expects
eventually to take charge of the
Julesburg Lumber Company.
The young man weighed II pounds
upon his arrival in the city but in
this county of wonderful climate
n E, .,..
and possibilities expects to mater
tally increase in weight and stature
and his parents have the best wish
es from the Grit-Advocate.
-s
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
District, County and City OF

District, County and City OF
ficials
District Judge,
Hon. II. 2, Burke, Sterling.
District Attorney,
l. c. Stephenson, Fort Morgan,
Depsty Dist. Atty,
C. II. Robson, Julesburg.
Clerk Of District Court.
Mrs. Norah B. Redford Jnlesburg.
County Clerk and Recorder,
Ars. Lilly z Labaree, Julesburg.
Teasurer.
S. H. Carlson, Julesburg.
County Judge,
r. J. DobelI, Julesburg.
Sup't of Schools,
Mrs. Ella w. Babcock, Julesburg.
Sheriff,
H. c. Spillman Julesburg.
Board of County Commi ssioners,
F. w. Sherman, Chairman Sedgwic!
w. 7. Johnson, Julesbng.
Finley Dye, Julesburg.
County Attorney.
A. F. Perrier, Julesburg.
Assessor,
Mark Gyger Sedgwick.
County Surveyor.
J. q. Thistle, Julesburg.
Coroner.
w. C. Davidson, Sedgwick.
Mayor.
r. S. Dye,
City Councilmen,
C. w. White,
C. F. Parker, .
H. C. McNew,
C. w. Rook,
E. F. Clayton,
r. E. Barrett.
Treasurer,
Chas. Peterson,
Clerk,
Geo. H. Thompson,
Attorney.
r. T. Johnson.
Marshall
Harry Spillman. ~ a.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Who will be the next Mayor

This is the question that was being
debated by five different political
CO nmittees assembled in the various
dining rooms of the Auditorium Hotel
yesterday. Three differant lunches of
these men decided that Mr.. Arno.d
would be the next mayor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Notice

The Town of Julesburg will receive
bids at the office of the Town Clerk on
or before Monday May 9th, For team
work. Bids to be on basis of man and
team per hour.
Geo. H. Thompson
Town Clerk
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Congregational Church.

Seats free cordial welcome to all.
1000 a. m.-Sunday School
Hoo a. m.-Public Worship:
Address to Children:
more about Jewels"
Sermon
2:30 p. m.-Junior Christian Endeavor
6:30 p. m.-- Young Peoples meeting
Observation-Disclosures
Leader:-Miss Alice Eversman
7:3O p. m.-Public Worship Sermon
"A Question of Values.
1902. m. Bible Study every We'd
nesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Wanted

A man to farm 80 acres old breaking
also want at least 80 acres of sod
broke.
Call on. or address,
Miss Lucille Coatney.
Holyoke, Colo.
| lwk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Seed Potatoes For Sale

Mrs. Christine Flick has about so bu.
Of fine Early Ohio Seed potatoes for
sale. See her or enquire at this office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02

We have nice line of garden hose
at very reasonable price.
ked Vance
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02

ked Vance can sell you cheaper than
you ban buy elsewhere.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02

Come in and see the excellent grade
of garden hose we carry.
ked Vance.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
CLASSIFIED ADS

For the best garden hose made at
the lowest price see Ked Vance
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Julesburg Lodge Directory

A. F. e. A. Md and 4th Fridays.
Eastern Star-2nd and 4th Tuesdays.
|. o. o. EVERY Saturday.
NJ. W. A.-2nd and 4th Thursdays.
Royal Highlanders-First and Third
Mondays.
Rebekahs-lst and 3rd Tuesdays.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
M. e. Church.

NJ. e. Church.
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
Hoo a. m.-Public Worship.
2:3Op. m.-Junior League.
$50 p. m. --Epworth League.
7:30 p. m.-Public Worship.
Wednesday 7:S0 pm. Mid-week Prayer
Service.
Good music at all Services.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
Hay For Sale

Alfalfa and native hay, for sale by
7. Il. Liddle also baled hay at the
Julesbarg Lumber Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
NO. s20j.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
First National Bank

AT JULESBURG. IN THE STATE OF COLO
RhDO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
APRIL IL. 1872
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WAYNEsBORO

wayneshoro va. July 2o.-The
Brunsvfsk lnn rs fnst nliinr with
guests from an parts Of the country.
most congcnial party - already
aath@red here Captain II + pickett.
or EilrcwaN s. a. gave delightful
dance ON saturday night Refresh .
ments We're served on the SPACIOUS
airs Norman can and Mrs Rarks-
dalr lathrop have given much pleas
ur" with tloir charming voices
several automobile parties have vis-
ited tn. Inn durine tho past week..
Nwoup thcm were Mr. ana Mrs r u.
fsNior Nlrs ~ N. TAYLOR. Of Hich-
mpud vino have been touring In tho
W thlhns who is visiting MS
fumly at tho Inn has given much
pleasure 20 hoth Older and Younger
Set vth hi7 manv auto trips In his
hnrdfnmc car through this lovely val
Miss lossie rulperpcr. of Clearwater
Fla PAS nr"ntly Joined her mother
Ane sisf"r nor0.
granville Currv and Miss Elise Halle
among the stanton visitors At tho
MISS saraN Robertson Of stanton.
Vrii"d Nre W a. Eager
'f'ar" Is PLAYED mornings and night
ifnnie IS also popular Rowing and
mining ar" Nory much enjoyef
some ri tn" recent arrivals arc AIRS
''"ofa COX ana two sons of EN-
pofia Miss Mar, hatcher Richmond.
uond Miss rplnor7or rlorida wre
Wallace siarke Norfoii Miss Eleanor
etarItN and maid <c~f0f't
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ROCKBRlDGE BATHS

Rockhridge Baths Va July 20.-The
doors were thrown open for tho sea-
son ot 1872 at this delightful old noun
tam resort on July 4. under the man
saEement OF j. Il. DAVIS. of KnoNville.
Tenn. The homciikc rcsttulncss which
perNades tho place has never been
more pronounced
Constant rains have kept the lawn
sreon. and bowers OF slorions trumpet
cfeeper stand out against tho fresh
SoH, OF paint on the motel AMI cottage
pnildingI making this an cnticins
siopping place.
AIR. ana Mrs W. IT. uahliston ana
Ass Selden. from Richmond. paid a
snort visit to the Baths recently Shcn
-"h a motor trip TO RaWlry Springs.
quite number OF guests have arrived
ana card players have enjoyed some
charming games of auction. but the
most popular place of diversion is the
hwimimns pool, which is enjoyed
equally by young and old. Among tho
Elchmond people registered here arc
Mrs T.. \. Palmer. TWO children and
nurse Master Horace Nfuuson. Miss
Munson. Mrs. William Armstead and
son son Miss Belle. Johnson Miss Gibbs,
OF Lexington. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Me
Gary. of Middlebrook va
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BERK ELEY SPRINGS
Especial to rho Times Dispatch

\
| Berkeley Springs ". Va. July 90
Notwithstanding the hot weather So
cicty has kept up a lively pace of
late the most notable function of The
week being the bali given at the Wash
inston. Some Of tho pretty costumes
worn were by Mrs. =. b. Taliaferro. OF
Richmond. white marquisette and lace
over Lavender satin, Mrs. Il r. Keim.
of Richmond. black lace gown: Miss
loan Preston. Of Washington. whit,
lace. rose point with touches of ola
rose; Miss Catherine Chcsley. OF
Washington pink cashmere dc soir:
Mrs Bocock. Of Washington. milo
green organdie with lace. Miss Mall
lory of Baltimore. cream color mar
Quessette and lace. Mrs. Charles Glib
son. Of Maryland. white lace robe. Mrs
Edward r Harcasiie OF P-is-on. w~ite
embroidered null: Mrs Chae. Henry.
of Easton. gray silk voille with fringe
trimming. Miss Saltonstan. Of Char
lottesvilie. pink messaline
\ large auction bridge party was
given by the hotel one evening. and
prizes were awarded at the resper-
tive tables to Mrs. T. ] I.aughlin Of
Washington; Mrs Beverley Randolph.
of Berkeley. Miss Hunter OF East
phia.
Another social event Of Interest was
an entertainment by Joe slmms. Tho
Funny Man" from Australia. p,an,st.
humorist singer and elocutionist
hand concert was held in the
ballroom on Friday evening.
Tho Cherokee Indians played
match game with the Berkeley team on
Wednesday, the score ending in :.
:. in favor or Berkeley.
Mrs. Marearet speer. OF Baltimore.
who is spending the month With hor
niece Miss Eleanor Pendleton. enter
talned at bridge. having as her guests
MISS Campbell. Of Philadelphia. Miss
Hunter .of Orange. and Mrs Bocock
of Washington
Miss Hunter also entertained at her
cottage at bridge Mrs Speer. Miss
Campbell and Mrs Bocock.
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ALTON

Special to The mes-Dispatch1
Alton, Va July 2O--This popular re.
sort is being rapidly filled with sum
mer guests many of whom have been
coming for many seasons to this healthy
country
Mr and Mrs Ed. Grimm. OF Norfolk.
Season.
Mrs. J Wilcox Brown has returned
from visit 20 the White Sulphur
Springs
Miss Mary McCue has returned home
alter visiting her aunt in Ashland
Mr. and Mrs II VI Bowen nave en-
tertancd 2 number Of guests this sum
mer Among others We're Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Goodloe. of Roanoke: Mr. ana
Mrs. W. =. Lipscomhe. OF Charlottcs-
Nllie: douglas and Tavcnor MacCirogor.
OF LNnchhurg MI and Mrs. Bowen. Sr..
of Remington
Mrs. Bcrta Goodwin Meyer and sons.
OF Washington. arc visiting Mrs Nellie
kinnier.
Mrs: GUY corbett and son nave re-
turned to Eisham from a visit in Char
Guests registered at the ALTON House
are Or a l.. Wexford Il H. Holiday.
Miss Annie \. Elmorc. AR ana Mrs.
W. NJ iahiiston.i Miss Seidon. Mrs j..
= Janney. Miss Mamie Hunt. Mr. and
Mrs, i {. Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs George
T Nolde. Mrs c NJ street. Miss Cease.
AIRS. c. F. Calls. Mr.. and Mrs. +. F.
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
Blue Ridge Spring July s0.-Do-
ilshtful weather prevails at Blue
Ridge Springs. the intense heat has
not been felt at all for there is never
a time when gentle broezes do not
nlow down from the mountains with
refreshing GOODNESS. lieht wraps and
scarfs being Indispensable at night.
on Saturday Lucicn Page Taylor re-
turned to his home In Norfolk For
the past twenty years Mr. Taylor has
spent every vacation at Blue Ridge.
his genial personality ondearinp him
to the hearts of hundreds OF people.
Mrs c. p Pressly. MISS Marguerite
fressly. Augusta. Ga Mrs f. NJ Todd.
Miss Julia Todd, Norfolk Va; Mrs.
John I. Bonner Miss Norma Bonner.
tyler Tex. were greeted by a hearty
welcome on their arrival They are
old habitants. and will be here the
entire season.
distinguished cues, Is Colonel
John s. Mosby. Of Confederate War
fame Through threescore years and
ten. Colonel Mostly Us the Youngest
OF the young.
At the conclusion Of tho dance on
Monday evening all adjourned to the
private dlningroom to partake OF the
d. o
Chicago. ILL.,, and Thomas w. Johns.
Lynchburg. who were hosts at an ole
giant buffet supper These men. lib
eral in their invitations. cordially in
Nitcd every guest in the hotel to be
present, and seldom has there been
seen a more charming assembiare.
An elaborate menu was served. dur
ing which there were clever toasts
and brilliant reparteo. making merry
the occasion.
The recent arrivals are: Mrs. J a
sheppard Miss Elwina Sheppard Miss
Pauline Sheppard Miss Wells Shcp-
pard, Mrs. William Goings. uuntma-
ton, ". Va. l.. y. puryear. r. ". pur-
Year. Danville; W. r. Cannon and
wife. Rural Retreat: Mrs l.. Treaccar.
Miss S. Franz, Galveston. Tex; c IT,
Blyce Washington %. G j. y. Haw-
kins. Richmond. w. a Hodges. Jr.,
Lynchhurg; G. P. Reed. Norfolk. John
G.. Moomaw. Roanoke r. L. James
Baltimore. Nd Mrs. l.. NJ. TODD. MISS
julia Todd. Norfolk y. II Dooley and
burg; p. c. Adams. Dr. !. G. BoGaw.
F. w Reed. c. NJ Brown. w y
Whaley. Roanoke. a l. King. Lynch
burg: Mrs William Writ Henry Rich
mond J. Z. Maccc. Washington. y. c.
L. l.. Gambler. Baltimore Nd; W. J..
Baillie. wife and daughter Mrs John
T. Bonner. Miss Norma Bonner Nor
folk r. B- Mcfarland. TYLER. Tex:
O. K. Bortcscn. Mrs Weeks Miss
Louise Reynolds Frank WEIGH Jr
Mrs NJ r. Sormoylc. MISS Mary Nor
moyle. y ;. stone. Roanoke. c. T..
Garnett Is Nemer Richmond Robert
p Brown. Norfolk; Colonel John :.
Moshy. Washington p c. II. X.
Henry. Tazew4l: n II Walton and
wife. Jacksonville. Fla; Mrs. Frank
Ndams Jacksonville, Fla; MIS- W. H..
Pope, Miss Grace c. Noble. Cleveland.
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
Ispoclal to Tho rimes-Dlsno,c,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
crockett SPRINGS. Va. July e0.-'rhe
/ portals Of this well known resort were
thrown open for the reception Of
-ueSts III the early part OF June Since
theH there has been a steady fnflux OF
Visitors. which bcspcaks more than
me AVERAGE crowd at the becinninr
Of August
situated in beautiful section Of
country with mountains ana hills.
veileYs and charming walks along the
i'oanoke River. Crockett SPRINGS is a
delightful place for quiet and repose.
While the billiard room, bowling alley.
tennis court and dancing offer actlvt-
ties which many enjoy
Saturday night an impromptu min
sircl show was given. The iisginr ana
tho song. Abraham Lincoln Jones
Don't Live Here 10 More were tho
nuts ~ the evening. After tho show
was over the youns people occupied
the bali room. aud enjoyed the dance,
which is nightly occurrence nero.
Among those who are here for rest
ana recreation are Mr.. Aiuslcy. of
! atlanta. Ga. who has spent his holi-
day AT these springs for tho pas, ihroe
summers; Judge and Mrs Herbert
Dickson. of New YORK The Judge
however. left on sunday To attend
some important oases.hut VIII rejoin
Mrs. Dickson In tile near future. Mrs.
Warren Of Chicago, and her daugn-
ter Mrs. Wesley OF New YORK: Mrs
NJ Jackson and her daughter, Miss
Lily Jackson of Atlanta. Ga Miss
jackson. aside from her charming
personality. possesses rare musical
talent pleasing many with her class
ical selections as well as her rhythmic
rastime' music Mrs. i. Moore. of
W"rrcnton. Va. and her daughter.
Miss Frank Moore Nj GLASGOW. OF
I i.ynchhmg. Va accompanied by his
daushtor Mrs Clark. ana his grand
son. GLASGOW Clark Miss Litton
ana her nieces, Misses susie and Ju-
/ dith Mauch. OF Norfolk. Va: VI. f.
Nelson and Miss Gulrrant. Of Baltt-
more. Nd. DR. G \ Hull. New York
Guy Miss Alice Lee. Lynchburg. and
/ Camphcll ana .irs Boyles. OF Hous-
ton Tea Miss Grace ..eeds Of
New orleans. and Miss Louise Par
toii' % Indianapolis, Ind; Mr.. ana
Mrs Trommonger Norfolk and air
/ Puryear Of Danvlie Mrs r E. Hun
I and her Young daughter Miss Alic,
/ linff Hugh Gregory r Fishhuru
Misses Gsrhari MIS-. Rodriguez and
her two children. Gloria and Alfredo
MISS Rarnwcll: =. r. Kindred, Mrs. $
| Shnckelford and child. Mrs lame.
Eane and Edward Bane Roanoke. Va
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0TTERBURN SPRINGS

Ottcrburn Springs. va July 2N-The
third week joe July hnds many of tho
old guests back at Otterburn ana with
tho many new ones arc spending their
time at cards cropuet. quoits tennis.
walking and driving
Although IL is very warm there is
no trouble 10 ind breezy nook under
the large trees or in the spacious halls
An automobile party. headed by
Charles Pcarman. came up for tho Ia 81
week end They report the roads as
very good and reached the hotel with
out trouble
ono Of the most successful or the sea
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Lyeil. of Richmond. b. l.. Partlow and
wife Mr. and Mrs j. p. Shrockhise
and daughters. u. r. Wilson, Murirl
McCright. Staunton Mrs /. Minor.
Miss Dorothy Minor. Mrs. r.. II. White,
Galveston. Texas; c. II. Price. c. II.
Townsend, Washington. F.. a. Lake.
l. + Peasants. Washington; S. Frank,
Dayton. Ohio; w II billiard Baltl
more. Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Mitchell.
Washington; I. NfcComb, j. p. Elkin
Atlanta. Mrs. DR.. Roy. Atlanta; Mr.
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and Mrs. c. E. Peasants. Culpeper;
MIR. and Mrs w r. Linscombe. DR.,
Hedges and family. II. H. Schroeder.
charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. Warren.
Richmond Mrs Henry Wehcnhoff and
Henry Wehcnhoff. Mrs J. j. MclIAnry.
Master Henry McIlenrv. Louisville:
Mrs John s Moon. Lynchburg MIR. ana
Mrs J. Allen Wheat. stanton Mrs IT..
3; Ford, Northainpton Eugene McRea-
hon, Louisville.