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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
THREE CONVENTIONS
ADDED TO LIST
DURING FAIR
Press Association, Wool Grow
ers and County officers to
Hold Sessions in Albuquer.
que.

IN" iist Yf convention. tu bc hold
iu Albuquerque during th, week. OF
the state fair has boon Increased by
three those uf The New Mexico Press
association the wool growers and the
county officers Organization The
Press association viii hold meeting
ON Good Roads day. "Wednesday. bC-
tohet %. at which &c is expected to
have the majority OF thy newspaper
men cot the state present, and ut
which reorganization win Dee effected,
with au kinds ot speeches and ban
uurl ON the side for the quilt
push"rs.
IN, wool growers win grt together
ON Friday October ~. Co discuss ylri-
try
The call issued tor tho gathering ot
county officers is ts follows.
At meeting of tho chalrmpu OF
boards of county commissioner. held
zee the close OF the recent convention
ct county officers iu the city of Aihu-
uuvrGu,, tho undersigned was ape
pointed temporary president OF tho
general association OF county commits
sionors of the state of Sow Mcyico.
ana authorized ana empowered iu
choose the time aud plaD, OF th, first
meeting of tho association. and Goa
oall the same together
Accordingly class 8. hereby is-
sued tor the general association of
count, commissioners ct the state oi
NcW Mexico Go convene iu the city of
Albuquerque during the state tuir iu
| the same place where the Ncw Mexico
Good Roads association shall meet
immodia. ly al the close eft the first
session Of that body when % shall bc
decided 10y the association itscli
where and at what hours further
meetings may bc held.
Signed UAttNEL NJ. SHIELDS.
Chairman Board. County Commis-
sioncrs ColfuN County Temporary
President
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

New York. sept. 26.-Mrs. Pethick
Lawrence. the militant English suf-
itaget1e. left New York for England
on the Campania yesterday
Tho English sunragettcs win meet
che government move by move" she
said, shaping their plans on each
0cw angle Of les persecution. Our poll
icy viii bo outlined tn a monster mass
meeting in Albert hail on October a."
airs. Lawrence. who has been impris.
insd nVe times. said she didn't know
now many more sentences awaited
hcr She defended the hunger strikes
af sunragetivs in Jail ana predicted
that tho cause would triumph.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
NARROW SQUEAK FOR
v. 7. M'CREIGHT
RESIDENCE
Flames in 0utbuilding at
Home of Former Fire Chief
Gain Considerable Roadway
Before Discovery.
VETERAN EX-FIRE CHIEF
DIRECTS THE BATTLE


'"' "'""7'''' W. T. M'''''f'''
residence 't 3l' West Lead aN"uu"
had e narrow cscluc from serious
damage Dos fire 40 O'Clock this after.
noon. beius so,,d through hard ard
persistent vorK by hp nrpmru The
flames. vliel had broken out .n QUIT
buildings adjoining tb. allie, were
confined to thut section eff the urnp-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
KING GEORGE WORRIED
OVER IRISH SITI ATION

Bnlmorll Scotland sept &C.
King George is said 20 View with
some concern the situation Boo Ulster
on account of the increasing faction.
ul fighting there.
The UuIonist leader. Andrew Boo
mar Law. arrived ~ his majesty s
Highland home as u guest today and
there b. some inclination tn connect
his visit with the Irish question u
is. however. officially announced,
that MT Law Was invited here mere
IS 90 meet the Nuadan foreign mln-
istcr, Scrgius Saaonnff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
TRAFFIC SQUAD" IS
ESTABLISHED
I 0 D Ay
Consists of Two Policemen
Who Relieve Each Other OF
Corner Of Central and Sec.
ond; Please Keep to the
Right.

Albuquerque took another step too
ward metropolitan dimensions this
morning when, loo accordance with ace
ton taken hy the council ana chief
of polio, last night 20 policeman WAS
stationed iu the middle of the street
lat the corner at Central avenue and
SECOND street for the purpose oi
Keeping traffic straightcned out and
moving and Co see that people turn
Co the right
Policeman Liz was oa the job this
morning. being relieved hy Galusha az
noon. ana the crf,cUyct,-s of tho
plan was at once apparent Careless
ness on the part of drivers of auto
mobiles and hurso-druwn vehicles has
frequently caused trouble ut this cor
u,r aud one of the duties of the tr'i-
fc man 10 tu soc that drivers follow
the rule of the road
II YOU are driving north ON second
and wish tu go east ON Central turn
the southeast corner squarcly. u you
want 60 turn west west on Central
drive straight Co the state bank cor
ncr and turn suunrcly west
Going south ON Second, Co go east
cross Co tho O'WirlN corner ana turn
suuarely east. if you want 10 taru
west ON Central turn at the north.
west corner.
The same rule applies 60 'eutru
rVouuc and to amy other corner in th,
city Motor drivers generally ar.
making an effort to always obsrrv,
this rude. Drivers OF wagons unt
huggics are urged Geo do likewise. II
you dent yuu will b, stopHed uy tn
traffic officer aud gently hut riruN
forced Co du tho thing right.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
MOOSE LODGE TO
GIVE MINSTREL
PERFORMANCE
Thirty Players to Take Part in
Entertainment to Be Held
in Elks' Teater October 2l,

4 minstrel show In which thirty
people viii take part is to be given
at thc Elks thcutcr october 81, hy
the members ct the locul branch OF
the Loyal order of Moose. The per
formancc IS undor the management
of Mr.. ana Mrs Sicptriod, assisted hy
AIR. ana Mrs. Joseph Frledborg and
m, clcNorcst possible amateur talent
has been secured Go make u e sue
cess Tho stunts are going 20 be
something new uud novel la the min
strel limo and Albuquerque people are
promised the best bunch OF Laughs
they have had iu many moons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
PARTY NAY NONIIN NTIt
WHITMAN FOR GOVERNOR

New York sept 26 when District
Attorney Whitman reached his office
today. after returning from Hot
springs, Ark, he found on his desk
q sheat of kilograms from friends at
Saratoga. who inquired whether ne
would permit the use 81 his name be-.
fore the Republican state convention
as candidate for governor should
conditions warrant. Mr. Whitman
did not reply 90 the messages II Is
understood he had not made mp his
mind definitely on the subject.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
SIX FRESH FISH
FOR ELKS' LODGE
LAST NIGHT
Antlered Herd Continues 70
Grow in Numbers and Thou
sand Mark is Getting Closer.

Sis new members were Initiated
into The mysteries of EllIdom los the
members of Albuquerque lodge No.
t6l ut the regular meeting last night,
th, business session and Initiation be
ing followed by lunch Tho l1llSs sell
dom have meeting without tuking
In bunch nowadays ana every body
is hustlng 60 bring tho membership
up to the thousand mark, now not Tar
distpnt.
The candidates Initiated last night
were g. ". Anderson ct Socorro;
e.. u. cicrson 81; Gonzales. ~ NJ,
=. T.. l.ud!s T. :. pempwolf g. Il.
Rogers ana j. N. johnson of this
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
ULSTER MEN PRAY
FOR PEACE: ARM
FOR PEACE
Situation in North of Ireland
Daily Grows More Grave
King George Is Seriously
Alarmed.
rny Leased Wire 10 Evening HsrsIdl

ny Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald J
BallyruugN, ireland, sept 2t.l w.
st,r men are praying and hoping for
peace. hut if that l- denied tu them,
they are ready iur war. according tn
the Earl of kuWurry while address
ing e. big outdoor demonstration of
irish uuluuists here today
Some 10000 people from the county
Down. we're ut the meeting which
Vus tho final uniuuist demonstration
before Ulster duN, september -t.
The Earl declared hi- intention of
refusing Co submit to home rule %
the act passed
4 large number ~ Irish peers. he
said, including Elcld Marshal Lord
Roberts and M, Marquis uf Dufiorin.
had signed r. plcdR" MT Co accept "a
scat in either house oi ana Irish lcgls-
laturc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
AGED MILLIONAIRE
WINS GIRL STRIFE

Los Angeles. Sept 26--After walt
Ing nineteen wears Tor the little girl
hr had "dandlcd" on his knee Co grow
MP. John q. Driver aged 70, sped
across the continent to we'd Miss
Nuomi TarVatcr and today r. taking
her back bride Co his home in ~.
den. Mo.
Driver Is roputcd Co bc million.
nirc and his bride whom he has
known since she was baby said b,
had promised TO build for her the
finest mansion Ia the Missouri town
why shouldn't I marry here de-
mandsd MIR Driver. II handled hci
ON my knee aud have waited a. Ions
time"
Drivers wife died four years ago,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
AFFINITIES DRINK
COLD POISON;
BOTH DEAD
Dramatic Suicide of Deluded
Pair in Presence Of Their
Lawful Partners; Both
Leave Children.
Ln, Lsasea MIre % r.,snlaE msralal

Richmond. Ind. Sept rs William
IS Johnson, 800. ana Mrs Roy G. wy
man. 30. committed suicid" by drink
inE poison u the presence of Mrs.
johnson and Mrs WsmunH husband
today The tNu families had been
friends for yours and the motive lu
the apparent suicide pact has not
brru disclosed.
Johnson called GAO the Wyman horne
lu West Richmond and said hr I'M
tended .ndius uls ifu NFmIu SUM
mnupd Mrs Johnson When she arr
rived her husband and Air Wymun
drank cupul COT poison and died
uDfur. medical Hid could bD pros urrd.
johnson lrf three children and Mrs
W}mHu one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

Cuyitc--You advertised that there
was fine stream of water on your
farm
Farmer Won. 50 there 10.
CuNItc--I don't see 49,
Farmer YOU will if YOU work the
pump handle few seconds Boston
Globe,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

santa Fe-The state corporation
commission has issued an order trans
f,rring to thc state supreme court the
ras,s against the Denver and mo
Gr.udc Railroad company The raiI-
road failed to comply with the "ro'I
OF the commission, effective Sep''m-
beer 10. To- provide better io''l''''H "'
Barraucu and Tres Picdras,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

Harsh physics react, weaken tho
bowels. win lead Co chronic constipa-
tion. poan's Regulets operate easily
25c a box az an drug stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

Galveston News one way for "a
woman Go ten when she b. growing
old IL hy the way she sometimes
takes cold when She doesn't wear
anything bat lockct on her chest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

Toledo BLADE n women were not
slaves to fashion they would never
try 90 pat two less leo one OF the mod
eTn skirts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

Toledo Blade 80 last am pcr-
faeut hIpp. ats Lillian Russell.
rhc .au sJ} thy sweetest things
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
STATE NEWS BRIEFS


silver Clty-The chamber OF COM
mcrcu has taken up vigorously the
matter OF enforcing the game laws
and protecting the game and hsh in
Grant county A committee has been
appointed to 60 into the matter thor
oughly and aid in stopping unlawful
slaughter OF wild game.
silver City-Thc Elks are holding "a
big carnival ana bazaar this week.
santa Fc-M. MARTINEZ WAS struck
in the back los % big rock wh'rh rolled
ON MIN while hc was ne work in mo
rurN crushing plant on Palace ave-
nue.. liis ribs were smashed ana ih-
tcruu Injuries appear To- uo serious
Las Vegas-That Las Vegas has
splendid opportunities but is not adj
yortlslnr them enough is the state
mcut of u. W, Alexander secretary To
e.. a.. Clapcllc, president OF the Fed
cral LIGHT aud Traction company ot
New york Alexander urges good
live commercial organization
santa Fo--Arucl"s of incorporation
have boon nlrd boy IN" Zig -Four e"m-
puny at Domng. naming \. II. thi'
as statutory agent The company 10
cnpiiuIIzcd nt 100000. divided into goo
shares al $l0o. Il begins with 5000
cauit,I the STOCKHOLDERS being w. y
conn Of Dpmiug. 40 shares, T.. \,
slrylns OF silver city, . shares, ana
4. n. child of pcming, shares
ia-Cungressman II. u. Fer
pusson addressed an audience "i SIEVE
crnl hundred people yesterday AFTER
noon at Estuucia. the meeting uelhs
held In the court house and presided
over by chairman WATSON. who M
troducrd the speaker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

batteries Van Dyke, papr and car.
usau Heating Caldweb. Thompson
aud Williams Game called at end
of eighth, darkness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

Nsv pictures ras'lme aod crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

A -omah,-siouN city game
postponed; rain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

Batteries Malnrvsun rua uHurr,
Mgrr. pordu,. MDnsl, YuJ 3uNdl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

BATTERIES -.rrhrr uud Block
Thompson, Durham and Clemens.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18
Storm Seams 10 be Broken

The storm that has had this sec
ton in its grasp the past two weeks,
seems to have been broken at last
Tuesday night was one OF the cold
est of the period and the thsrmom-
eter at the hospital registered de-
grees above. Unofficial thermome-
tiers about town varied from 3 to Il.
But yesterday morning broke bright
and clear and by midday the sun
was shining warm and il was 1ha~-
ing.
1 So Tar as known there was no
= great suffering among the poor.
Those IN need. wherever known.
were promptly relieved. Wood and
= provisions were furnished by the
town and the various societies assist
ed others.
Game birds. such as paTIidges
and wild turkeys, have been the
worst sufferers from the cold and
snow. Coveys flushed during the
storm hardly a4c the Strength 10
av Tney have 0sen seen teecinG
: near stables. In some cases th'
. farmers have I'D the wild bros
:. Mayor WarburJon ordered MS fore
- man on St. Georges and the Mai
. 70 scatter grain so It would be gotte
- by the paruldges and other farmer
=. around the Peninsula have done like
. wise. This mas probably saved tn
birds from absolute destruction D
r.. the storm.
= Ice on the ponds, until the heav
snow came, ives ideal for skatinl
= and there we're more than one hapP
skating party on Jones pond. el
phUniously called lake Matoaka b
romantic William and Mary boy
No ice houses were filled around her
so natures crop was not harveste'
ad. Il would go" mighty well ne
rs summer when it Will probably
in warmer than It has been the pa
IN week.
ing A valuable shepherd dog belon
ont ing to Mr.. Walter Burns, OF Eve
cad green farm. got caught in a ste
ne trap last Wednesday and was n
tie found Till the following Saturda
his He was nearly frozen and iamisal
his but is now as risky as ever. mu
lain to the eradication of its owner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18
Miss Peaehy tnterlalps.

Miss Virginia Peachy entertaine q
after the german with an informal
reception il honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Christian. Her guests
were Misses Virginia Hart. of Smith
field: Erz7beth Jernigen. of Nor
folk; Elizabeth Macon. Mary Hen
! lev Spencer. Virginia Peachy. Mes
danes Blair Spencer. OF Washing
ton. d. c.. James 1. Christian
Spencer Lane, Winder Lale. w. A
| Montgomery. Messrs. Peschy snC
Blair Spencer. Teddy Wilcox. Ill
lev, Barrow. Jackson. Lloyd. En-
elish, Col. L. w. Lane, Col Jas
IT. Christian Spencer Lane. B. D
Peachy. Jr.. DR.. w. A. Montgou
cry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18
Have Bad Falls.

Attorney Robert T. Armistead.
one ofthe Oldest citizens Of Williams
burg. and one OF the leading PENN
sula lawyers, sustained painful in
iuries yesterday afternoon by falling
down the high stone steps in front
of his residence. Mr.. Armistead
fell. striking his back on the stone
with great force. Several gentle
men who wer passing. ran to his
assistance and carried him into his
office. He suffered SO much pain
that he was put to bed and DR.. Hen
derson summoned. While no bone:
were found broken. there were Sc
we're bruises about the back. Thu
is the second fall sustained by Mr.
Armistead IN the past week.
Mrs. Nora Spencer. who wa
badly injured in a fall two week
| ago. aud who has been confined {
her bed since. is better.
Mr.: ]. S. Charles. Mrs, A, ]
/ Cloves. Maxwell Wolfe. John Tay
| or and others have been more
less injured by falls during the pre-
> est form. Young Taylor badly Il
iured his arm and was treated I
DR.. Hankins.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18
DaughlRTS to Remember Veterans

Williamsburg chapter Of Daugh-
tiers Of the Confcdsracy viii oele-
brate Lees birthday tomorrow by
making a donation Of fruits, contec-
tionaries, tobacco. cigars. etc, to
the forty patients now living at the
Eastern State Hospital. If there
are any outside of the chapter who
want to Join in this noble cause
they should send their donations &c
Miss Lettie Warburton's residence
before 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The members of the chapter ar'
asked to assemble at Miss Warbur
tons at 10 tomorrow and to brinl
with them whatever they chose t
give.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18

ATA CIRCUIT COURT FOB THE CITY OF
WILL AMsBURG AND COUNTY OF JAMES
CITY. held az the courthouse thereof, Dec. Il.
1911
In the matter % the estate q Jonathan = g.
TWitrheil. deceased.
It appearing 10 ne court that = report OF tae
accounts of the TRANSACTIONS % fiora r.. 4 vi
chsll. Adur'N % Jonathan :. a.. ANitcise-L
dec u. and uf tne deut- and demand aKklfi>l TIE
estate 90 t1e said jonathan =. T.. iNltC1t.l
daceslsed. mas oe->n nlcc I'm the once OF t1a
court. and that more tnau one year nts ei<laS q
since the qualification o. me e,ttu ADMIN
strafriX. on the motion Of Sccriudn 4. t.,fs, "a
heir az IaW and one u ne distrtQutess 90 he
said Jonathan =. A.. fWttcncsl. Gcctitrs,l. ~ D.
ordered that the cred itors % che said aanttnt
4 = e. 4 wlrcnell. deceased DO show cause li .sal
4 they can. Ca tne l2in day ~ FEBRUARY, 80 q
Il before tniS Colrt AZ a COURTROOM sh tAc -'ti,
1 City against the payment ana delivery o. i.
/ said estate on the said JohatnanS = A.. lNltc bel
| decd - The said sheridan p Larry an =
/ other distributes OF the said Jonathan >.
| TwltcheiL deceased, OF their Lawful att1. ---s
1 And 10 is further ordered that copy %. tiai
| order be published once week Tor rou- eut
cesslve wees In Inc Virginia G,AL cite a r.'e
paper publshed In The City Of Niuiams nf.
l Virginia
A copy Teste. T. II. GEDDY, clerk,
January SIN. 1914
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18
A Word with Women
Valuable Advice for Williamsburg
Readers.

Valuable Advice for Williamsburg
Readers.
Manv 2 woman endures with noble
patience the daily misery Of backaehe'
mains about the hips, blue, nervous
smells. dizziness and urinary disorders
homeless of relief because she doesn I
know what is the matter.
1t is not true that every pain IN the
back or hips is trouble peculiar to the
sex" When the kidneys get cOngested
and inhamed, there are many such
aches and pains and the whole body
suffers.
You can tell it is kidney trouble II
the secretions are dark colored, contain
sediment; the passages are TOO frequent
or scanty. Then help the weakened
kidneys. They can't get well alone.
Deans Kidney Pills have brough
sound backs and new life and strength
TO thousands of suffering women. The.
are endorsed by thousands-endorse'
AZ bome-Read this Williamsburg VIC
mans convincing statement:
Mrs. ]. p VanFossen, Colonial st
Williamsburg, Va, says: Il am Zee
sny great deal better since b'
asn using Doan's Kidney Pills. tn
Constant pain in the small of my bae
from which / suffered for a long tim
has almost disappeared and my kidney
have also been strengthened inter
60 continue using Doan' : Kidney Pills.
For xale nv ali dealers. Price 90 CT
Foster Milbun Co.. Buffalo, New Xor
cole ager Is for the United States
Remember the HArne-Dosn's-s'
lake 10 other.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18
Gas Plant Out Of Order

The gas plant. for the first time
since Bob Holmes has been super
intendent, went out of commission
Sunday night about 8 o'clock, and
it was Monday morning before il
suddenly decided to do business.
Mr.. Holmes worked over it many
hours and never succeeded in locat-
ing the trouble Il is believed tina
water had gotten into a main anc
frozen, thus stopping the flow o
gas.
The gas plant has shown NJ
trouble since Sunday, and is nov
working beautifully. Another car
load OF carbide will be ordered. =
the present supply is low.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-18
COCIAL AND =
= PERsoNAL

xzE<d<ExE3 XEkzx& - - -"
Attorney Frank Arn;stead was IN
Richmond today.
Mrs. c. II. Davis was a Rich
mond visitor last week.
Cape. S. J. Brooks. of South
Richmond. spent last Saturday here
with relatives.
Miss Virginia Peachy leaves next
month for Washington, Alexandra
and Baltimore.
Mr.. John Wilkins. one of our old
est citizens. is quite sick in his home
on Ireland street.
The Ladies Social Club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Faith St John,
Williamsburg. Jan. "a, atl0:SO a. m.
Miss Estelle Smith Will leave soon
for Norfolk TO make an EXTENDED
visit 10 MIR. and Mrs. K. Nj. Hughes
Mrs. John Mercer and Miss Jean
Mercer expect to leave in a few
DAYS tor a short stay 10 Richmond.
Miss Catherine Henley will leave
shortly to accept position as teach
erin a kindergarten in Charleston,
S. c.
Miss Sallie Witherspoon, of Pc
tersourg, is here on visit to friends
and is with Mrs, L. S. Foster OF
Palace Green.
Mr.. z. G. Du1fey. of the stat
road force. is home till the weathe
settles. Work on the roads ma
been suspended on account Of tn
storm.
Misses Annie and Betty Gait re
turned home Monday from a de
Eehtful visit in Norfolk. They WI
leave today for a visit to Lexington
Lynchburg and Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Woodru
of York county. Va. have annouu'
ed the betrothal of their only daugh
er, Miss Mary Louise. to MIR. Ia
B. Kent, off Attleboro. Mass.
Rev. w. A. r. Goodwin and Mr.
Goodwin, of Rochester, N. Y. are e
pected here on January 20 TO be L
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Co
Mr.. Goodwin. who was former
rector OF Bruton Parish. will preach
that church Sunday morning al
night. January %.
Mr.. N. J. Norgard and his SC
Charlie, of Dell Rapids, S. D., W
have been visiting at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Jensen. left
Monday morning for home.
though the weather was severe
the time they were in Virginia. Il
we're well pleased with the count
and may return TO make their no
here,