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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
OLD SWEET SPRINGS
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.Old Sweet Springs ". Va. August
3l.-Not since the days OF the OLD
stage coach noop skirts and coal scut-
tie bonnets has old Sweet Springs mad
sucn q magnificent season as the one
now at its zenith.
Early in July found the heretofore
ample accommodations OF hotel and
cottages crowded TO their utmost ca
paclty. since then hundreds 81 guests
nave been turned away Tor lack O.
room. Gathered from all parts OF the
country. and some from distant shores.
are TO be found the bellies and heaux
>. no enter so largely into the zcst and
life OF resori-youth and beauty
Joining forces to make the days "a con-
stant round Of innocent mirth-
Tally-ho PARTIES. golf tournaments,
cards. swimming contests bowling,
motoring. riding driving and dancing
Save an necn entered into with much
spirit OF enjoyment.
one of the most brilliant functions
OF tho season was German given by
the hotel management on Thursday
night, which was led by Charles 2.
sferrctt. ~ Charleston. " Va. and
Miss Lucille Paxton. OF Washington, u.
The chAporons we're: Mrs c. Brock
enbrough. Mrs. W. D. Paxton. Mrs.
George z Evans Of Washington, ID.
g.. Mrs. Il c. Woodward. Mrs II /.
Spuman. Mrs ". y. Talley. Mrs.
bharlcs NJ Shields Miss Jane Rutner-
ford an II Richmond Mrs Malcolm
jackson. Mrs c e. Lewis Sr.. Mrs =.
H. Boyd Mrs H. /. Pritchard. OF Char
lesion. " Va Mrs NEa D Martin,
Mrs Hugh buckingham. Memphit.
Tenn Mrs Palmer GARRISON Mrs W.
-
$40. Mrs " c Pannin Norfolk Mrs.
Alexander pueas, Augusta, Ga. Mrs.
Charles warren. Bacons Castle. va.
Those dancing were; Misses Anna
Benolst Louise buckingham Bessie
Brown Donald Claiborne, Grace Dugas.
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90 =: Summer Resorts =:

Bessie Doyle Marietta Dmscomb.
Helen Haskins. Fannie panuil Eliza
beth STACY. Gencvi"ve Parker Jennie
Day rroudnt. Carrie Noight. Genevieve
l.athrop. Elizabeth Taylor nattio
Shields. Margaret Payne. Carrie Waddy.
Margaret Waddy. Airs J. y. Alexander.
Mrs II. -. Avis. Mrs. H. Hess Mrs.
Charles Scbren. Mrs. Pinckney Payne.
Mr. ana Mrs. Granville Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs David I.calSe Mr. and Mrs. Branch
johnson Mrs. l.. y. Carroll, Mrs. John
Hamil-Poston, G. G. Lewis. Ill. Robert
Adams, Palmer stacy. Pcgram Warren.
Herman Allyn. John Nash. John Wilson.
Thomas liaskins. James Hume. Frank
Stacy. II. B. Evans. DR. W D. Sim
mons. Fitz Doyle. ". McPaxton. Cha.rlcs
+. Brown. Mr.. Penn. Maxwell Waddy.
Frank Lewis. Harry Embleton, J.
Hume Mr. Avis Mr.. Murray. j. W.
Read. Mr. Payne. Edward Saunders. d..
Joseph \. White
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pnrty on saturday morning. giveu by
MIR. walter BauEhan. or Lynchburg.
the women gracefully gave up their
pet hobby, bridge aud complied with
the wishes OF the men by indulgins
in AN old fashioned game Of set back"
The prize. five pound box Of candy.
was won by Mrs. Charles r Norman.
Of Richmond
on sunday night services were held
by the Rev. ". L Judk!ns. d. D.. OF
Norfolk.
quite charming colony of Rich
mondors are mere at the present. some
OF whom arc. Judge w. Il. Wells. Mr..
and Mrs Charles T. Norman and
family. MIR and Mrs f. W. sandman.
Mrs. W. S Pinder Mrs. II Washburn.
Dr. Z. r. Rucker and wife. Miss
Brownie Petit. Miss Elizabeth Hotch-
kiss. James T. Gray, j. y. Cook. B.
Saunders G. y. White.
Daily events OF Importance arc the
long "trampine trips" under the super
vision OF Judge T. II. Wells. of Rich
mond. Judge Wells is n great lover
OF nature and can't resist the allure
mcnts of these grand old mountains.
Even tho warmest day will find his
party penetrating the inner recesses
OF these rugged slopes
on Monday night prior to the hop"
Miss Mac sullivan. or Lynchburg. gave
a musical" This affair was attended
b; every guest Of tine hotel. and heart
lily enjoyed.
ON Tucsday night Or. and Mrs. J. j..
Philips. OF Tarboro, y. G. entertained.
tho occasion being dinner party"
The guests OF honor were. Mrs. ".
C. Rivers and Master William Rivers.
OF MANILA Colonel W. :. Battle and
Mrs Heyne, OF Roanoke.
OF all the elaborate functions that
have taken place at Blue Ridge this
season. nothing has been quite so
pleasing as tho birthday party given
on Wednesday, night hy Mrs Philip
r. Brown complimentary TO little Miss
Sarah Hamilton philips, OF Tarboro
in celebration Of her eleventh BIRTH
day The little lady received her
guests in one OF the reception rooms.
which was beautifully decorated Cor
the occasion there the presents We're
on display Al O'Clock the whistle
blow from the bali room. and there
all assembled 10 witness the grand
usrch." which WAS gracefully led y
Master Randolph Norman. OF Richmond,
ana Mis- sarah Hamilton Philips
After dancing several sets 81 the
old time virginia Roel' tho children
Adjourned TO the dining room. where
elegant rcfreshments awaited them.
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HOT SPRINGS
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Hot Syringe. Va August 3i.-There
is every Indication that September and
October will SEQ more coaching II Hot
Srrinss than has been done here tn
years before The regular weekly dag
hunts held on SATURDAYS by the nev
Fassefern Hunt club at Fassofc-n
Farm. have already oocasioned several
coaching parties. ana tho recreation Is
gaining each week in popua.
among visitors here. During the week
Mrs Mnlok i.oring, Of chicago and
Mrs II. /. Drouot. Of New York tool.
party OF friends on tho tally-ho over
the Fasscfcrn Road. and to luncheon ct
the oaks Among their guests VIC. e
lanes Il Hanna. and the Misses Hanna.
of Columbus, OHIO Miss Glasscock
and Thomas Logan. of Washington: ].
{. Winston. OF New York. ana n *.
Scott. Of Philadelphia.
Nj and Mrs. NJ e Ingalls, .rr. of
New York also gave a. coaching party
several days ago to Failing Springs.
taking with them Rear Admiral and
Mrs. William c. Buchlcr. Of philndel-
phia Mrs Edsar y Bright and Judge
\. c. Cordlll. of New Orleans, ana Mrs.
c. j. RYAN. of New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert " Locke and Miss Mildred
Eddy OF Morristown. Miss GLADYS In.
gals. Miss Abbie Barnard, Russell z.
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NATURAL BRIDGE


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Natural Bridge Va. August 81
The Bridge Is Overlooking with guests
during these last days OF the summer,
and many Of the summer colony will
continue for the carly fall The wea-
ther 10 delightful and bright DAYS and
moonlight nights give every oppor
tunity FOR INDUCING In all the diver
sions OF the time and place. Riding
and driving. swimming and nshiue.
dancing and bowling make up the full
sum OF the days Every evening the
ball room y particularly pretty
scene when the 'chlldrens hour is
observed
The mos, delightful even, OF The
season was the annual ball and ban
quet given by the management on
Wednesday, evening The guests all
assembled in the ballroom and had "a
merry time with sons. dane. and reci-
tations. Each was presented with a
Natural Bridge button and lowing rcd
ribbon as a banquet badge The grand
march 10 the dining room was led
by Mr and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy. Of
Richmond. 20 the lively strains OF the
orchestra In tho banquet hall there
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

Blue Ridge Springs. August al
August. always tne brightest. mos,
active month at Blue Ridge has cor
tainly been gala ono this season.
Win the great tnronss OF people par
ticipating I'm the many varied interests.
life has never seemed more full The
season is sim at hign tide and Will
extend into October The past week
was marked by great rush tine
crowd daily increasing with as much
enthusiasm as though it were the be-
ginning of the season.
one OF the most enjoyable affairs
was on Thursday when Philip F.
Brown entertained all of his guests
Al a large watermelon feast. Every
body consregated on the lawn. where
they were invited into ono OF the large
summer houses.
After every one had INDUCED to their
hearts content. at the conclusion the
tiny tots took the remaining melons
and had the time OF their lives in a
pitched battle. which afforded great
amusement to lovers Of the ludicrous.
on Friday night Miss Frances Will
lams, OF Roanoke. was hostess at a
very charming "kimona party given
on one of the upper verandas Much
to the regret of the men. only the fair
sex were invited TO this. Animated
conversation was the feature OF the
evening. after which refreshments
were served
quite a swell affair was the card
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SWEET CHAL YBEATE

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Sweet Chllybeate. Va. August 81
This weeks gaieties opened with a hay
ride for the young folks. chaperoned
by Miss Stegar and Mrs Shelburne.
Those in the party were. Misses Caro-
iyn stegar. Phelps. snelburne. Webster.
Eaklc and Daya Messrs. Hardy.
Parker. SUIT. Dryden. Macklin. Robin
son and Eaklo.
Friday night after the dancing. a
party went to the TOP Of Chestnut Hin
for little outing and were chaperoned
by Mrs. W o. Shelburne. OF Virginia
Beach.
The same evening few Of the
guests went 10 Beaver Dam FOR sup
per. In this party were Misses An
derton, and Weems Nessrs F!veash.
hume, Dulany. Finch. Weems and
Tazeweil
on Saturday an all-day picnic was
given below Beaver Dam, and was
chaperoned by Miss Stegar.
Saturday night quite large tack y
party and cake walk was given in
the ball room. the grand march 7eing
led b3 Miss Frances Eaklc and James
Hume. The prizes went TO Miss Alice
Webster and Attilia Grant as the tacki-
est. aud the cake 10 Mr.. Hume and
Miss Eakle for the cake walk.
Monday morning Mrs. Weems OF
Houston, Teas. gave a bridge party
20 q few OF her friends. the FIRST prize
going TO Miss Saille Cooke. OF Nor
folk. second prize to Mrs Robt G
Baldwin. Of Norfolk. and the booty
70 Mrs Emily Hardy. Of Norfolk. and
tho consolation to Mrs cavenaush, Of
New Castle. Del. The game morning
Dr IL Cabell Tabb, OF Richmond. gave
fartwell party to some OF mis- friends
on the porch Of his cottage. lis guests
We're. Colonel and Mrs Cavenaugh. Nh.
and Mrs. George Colonel and Mrs.
Boykin. Mrs Denins Mrs. Eakle. Mrs.
l. O. Cardwel. Miss Dora Push and
Mr. Fiuck.
The Ladies' Aid Society hold meet
ing on Tuesday and succeeded In can
ceiling the debt ~ the church y
note OF thanks was written 10 bishop
Penick tor his services during the
summer. We hope 10 have the church
consccrated on sunday hy Bishop a NJ
Randolph
quite q par,y went to Beaver Dam
Tor supper at Mrs Cariers on Tuesday
night, and came back - moonlight.
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was served a delicious supper y
toast to colonel " 6 Hamilton. the
host. was drunk with raised glasses
and much enthusiasm Each and all
gave MIN their thanks for most
charming evening
Mrs. Lewis Wheat. Of Richmond has
ioined her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
The summer colony IS very happy
to welcome the return Of James d.
Gordon and Miss EVELYN Gordon. Of
Richmond They are accompanied hy
Miss ~ : Croxton
J. p Owea 4. "A. owen r. j. VII
lams and r T.. Kneht. or Lvnohhurg.
were motor pafty thai stopped here
On their way TO New York
Mrs. J. Frasier McClintic. OF Hot
Springs. recently spent few days
here.
Mr and Mrs. Alonda KimbalI Of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs l.. Williams. OF
Danviile. Ky. and Geo Williams. ~
Norfolk. arc an attractive party that
are here for prolonged stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. $ Moore and Mi and
Mrs. 5 - Moore. Of Richmond. make
a motor party that are sojourning here.
Il. NJ STOKES. OF Portsmouth. Va. is
registered here.
X III. Barksdale, of Richmond. mas
Joined mis- mother here.
Mr. and Mrs William cheves of
I.cudnn County. Va are sojournins
hero.
Chas. II. Consolvo OF Norfolk was
a recen; guest of the Bridge.
Robert w Forsyth OF Baltimore
spent the week end hero.
e. Boice and Misses Jennie MAY
Boicc and Marion Irene Roice. OF Rich
mond. and Misses Edith Jamison, OF
Roanoke. and Elizabeth Wilson and
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ed. pavid I'D Alher. lngnlls. III

sard David and Albcr; Insals. Jr.
and Dr Robert a Black They were
accompanied by on orchestra. when
furnished music for outdoor dancing
There has been considerable infor-
NAL entertaining this week b. Mi and
Mrs Melville r. IugaUs and their FAM
ilv. who have returned to Hot Springs
after summer tn Europe aud opened
lnsallscoto rhoy have with them this
week Nuss,l T.. Snrd of Aibanv. whose
mirriage 10 Miss Auoie Bani,rd is to
take plac. here nest month Mrs In
calls gave a chilircns plruc the mid
die Of the week at flag lock for her
granddaughter. Katherine Elizabeth
ingalls, ana her srmdsons. David and
Albert Ingalls, H. About forty young
people at the Homestead wcrc invited
Thcy also gave family luncheon re-
Gently at Fassofcrn Farm.
Mrs George ingalls, arrived this
Week from chicago with her family
and is occupyius She White Cottage
Henri dc Ghcut, OF Pavis. nephew
o' Ms Charles Clark Of st Louis
who arrived at the Homestead this
week with MI. and Mrs Clark. gave "A
dinner carly I'm the week at the Daniel
Boonc Cabin \ siringed quartet OF
negroes furnished music Tor dancins
dufing the latter part of the evening
Among The guests were Mr and Mrs
Clcndonnine ). l;yan. OF New York
Miss Mildred Eddy, and Miss Clara Fos.
ter of Morristown Robert and Chau.
tcau Kalsh. Of St Louis. and Mr. and
Mrs. charl les Clark
Miss Gddy lett night or two ago tc
visit friends II tho Adirondacks. wttf
whom she viii remain till after Labo,
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to Hot Springs

10 tiot springs.
Miss Clara Foster. and her father.
and crisnell Willis. and his daughter
Mrs f. W Locke. of Morristown. re-
turned this week
Mr. and Mrs William Thaw. III. OF
Pittsburgh. who are here for the
autumn. were the guests at luncheon
day or two ago of MI and Mrs. Arch
bald Montgomery Mccrae at Barton
Lodge
Mr. and Mrs J copely Thaw are ex.
peeted from Pittsburgh at The Home
stead the middle OF next month.
Miss Mercer Duslo7, Mrs. AIcCrae's
daughter. has gone to watch nm to
spcsi Two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
lanes McCrae
David Dunlop with Mr.. and Mrs.
George plummer- and Miss Bessie
Nenab!e. OF Petersburg. who have been
AZ The Homestead left by motor this
week for several days at White sui
phur Springs
Welch I.archit party was given a
few nights ago ia tho Japanese room
Of The homestead by Mr. and Mrs.
ciendcnning Ryan Of New York.
who entertained dozen or more
friends.
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News From Surrounding Towns

Mrs. G. B. Loeb. She was joined in
this city today by her sister, Miss Ell
la Callahan and her adopted daughter,
Mary Elizabeth Dimio, of Chicago, and
Miss Jean Callahan, of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Henry Vanausdale has returned
to Sulphus Springs after visit with
her mother, Mrs. J. e. Brooks and her
sister, Miss Bessie.
George Weist came to this city from
indianapolis Monday to greet old
friends and attend the lodge L o. r.
M. During the evening he was over
come by the heat and for a time was
taken to the Caldwell Hotel and his
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Fosdick of Indi-
annapolis, was summoned. Yesterday
his condition was much improved.
Miss Mary Tompkins has returned
to Sidney, Ohio, after having been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon and
daughter, Miss Mary.
Fred Scott of Jacksonburg has pur-
chased what is known as the Elias
Scott farm, of one hundred and sixty
acres on Walnut Level at $113h per
acre The farm has been subdivided,
Lee Hartman of Germantown, purchas-
ing eighty acres, Mrs. Joe Burroughs
and Fred Scott of Jacksonburg, each
forty acres.
Miss Annette Edmunds of Richmond
spent Tuesday afternoon in this city.
Mrs Leroy Hill has returned to Mil,
ford Center, Ohio, after month spent
49, T., Nr To
Muslin and other relatives.
Robert Beard spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neff, of Hiser {
Station.
Mrs. H. B. Miller is spending the
week at Chesterfield.
Mrs Glen Elliott and son, Glen
Matthews Elliott, of Mobile, Ala, and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McDaniels, were
the guests, Tuesday, of Mrs. Jennie
.TOneS
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NEW PARIS, OHIO.

NEW PARIS, Ohio, Aug. 2s.-Mrs
Ella Cohoon of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Bernice. Campbell of Luther, Michigan,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Jones and family.
Ruth Johanning of Richmond is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Robert
McGill.
Lucille viking of Lowell, Ohio, who
has been the house guest Of Mrs. C.
HI. Harris returned to her home Sat
urday.
Misses Kate and Julian Marrinano
were the guests of relatives in Rich
mond Sunday.
Miss Carrie Reid left for Petoskey
Thursday.
Mrs, Susan Mckee is visiting at FL
Iner McKee's this week.
The Misses Bernice Elmer and Mar
garetta Horner with their house
guests, Miss Armstrong and Miss
Jonte, are camping this week at the
chautauqua in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville King of Pitts
burg, Penn, were called here Friday
owing to the illness of Mr.. Kings
mother, Mrs. o. II. King.
DIR. C. H. Harris returned home Sat
urday fom GAINESVILLE and other points
His father accompanied him home for
q visit
DIR. Carl Beane and wife are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Pence
Mr. Martin Cunningham was at Day
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Rady and Miss Taggart of
Richmond spent Friday here with
friends.
Joe Brunie returned to his home in
Richmond after weeks visit with his
cousin, Simon Cunningham
The choir of the Presbyterian
church entertained at the home of Eth
Ell Davis, in honor of A. B. Heath and
family, who will soon leave for their
rev home In Hamilton Mr.. Heath was
leader in the choir and also superinten-
dent of the township schools
Miss Elsie McGill and Roxie Cussins
returned Sunday from trip in Michi-
gan.
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MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hoover were among the
excursionists from here to Michigan
City, Saturday evening.
r. f. Galloway and aunt, Mrs. Ma
linda Barton attended Chautauqua,
Sunday, at Richmond.
Mrs. F. Jones entertained on Fri
day evening at a social evening for the
Rev. and Mrs. G. Fl. Pinnick and their
guests, Mrs. Smith of Ludlow, KY, and
Mrs Hartley of New Albany, the Rev.
and Mrs. F. c. Mccormick, Mrs. Harry
Michael Of Charlottesville, Mrs. Phoebe
Michael, Miss Miriam Parkins and
Mrs. e. P. Jones. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in music from the
victrola.
Mrs. Mary Hagaman was entertained
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Jones and
other relatives here, Sunday
Miss Ruth Cromer has returned from
a pleasant visit with relatives.
Miss Bernice Atkinson who has been
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Atkinson, went to Richmond
where she will visit friends before re-
turning to her home at South Bend.
Mrs. Atkinson accompanied her to
Cambridge City.
Mrs. c. II. Pinnick and her guests,
Mrs. Hartley of New Albany, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Markileth, of Ludlow,
Kentucky, were at Richmond yester-
day to attend Chautauaua.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Zeller entertained
as their guest yesterday, G. L. Will
liams of Indianapolis.
Emerson Cause was at home from
Richmond, Sunday
Mrs Frank Doty and granddaughter,
Dorothy Doty, were at Connersville.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Urine of east of
town, entertained as their guests this
week, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, of
indianapolis.
Mrs. Vene Beeson entertained as her
guest at dinner, Tuesday evening, Mrs
Isabelle Blue, of south of town.
Mrs. Hattie Heist, Mrs. o. Fergu.
son. and Miss Cora Brown spent over
Sunday with Mrs. Robt Beeson, south
of Milton
Willie Hartji, of indianapolis, is
spending few days with Messrs. and
Mesdames Edw. Urine, and Thos. Dod-
dy. Miss Lizzie Hamilton, of that city
was also a guest CT her relatives sew
eral days. She returned Monday, her
cousins, the Misses Helen and Gladys
Urine accompanying her home to spend
week or more.
Robt Beeson was among the excur-
SiOnisfs tn Michigan City SatIrda "
evening.
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WILLIAMSBURG, IND.

WILLIAMSBURG, o., Aug. 2S.-Miss
Katherine Zerkle, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Moreno Harley
for a couple Of weeks, returned to her
home at Troy, Ohio, Sunday evening.
George Wolf is the possessor of a
bran-new Pilot touring car.
C. r, FuIkerson and family were the
guests of relatives at New Madison,
Sunday.
Mrs. Isabel Stuck has removed from
Union City to this place. She will
have charge of the intermediate de-
partment Of our public school this
year.
Claud Locke and family of Indi-
annapolis, Ind, have been the guests
OF his grandmother. Mrs. K. T. Locke
and family for few days.
Mrs. Howe Beetley and daughter OF
Bodkin, O., are visiting local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bascom Dubbs motored
to Covington, O., Sunday. and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mar
lin and family.
Misses India and Moreno Chenoweth
OF Richmond, were the guests of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Chenoweth a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown and
family visited the Zoo at Cincinnati,
O., Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Colvin and fam
lily of Springfield, O., are the guests
of w H. Davis and family for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Ar
macost and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Down
ing visited with relatives at Camden,
O., Sunday.
The local lodge of X. of P. will hold
their annual picnic at Bethel, Ind,
next Saturday.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Friday, August 30th, 1912, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, the undersigned, Trus-
tee in the matter of THOMAS &. HAY
WARD, Bankrupt, Cause No. 1855, now
pending in the United States District
Court for the District of Indiana, pur-
suant to an order of the court in said
matter, will offer at public sale upon
the premises at No. SO West Main
street, in the city of Richmond, Wayne
County, Indiana, all of the personal
property belonging to said bankrupt
estate, including stock of groceries,
one Toledo Electric Scale, one Ameri'
can meat slicing machine, one McCas-
key system, one type machine, one
ice box, one wagon, one horse, one
stove and other trade fixtures, and al
so all book accounts.
TERMS; Cash.
FRANK T. STRAYER, Trustee.
SHIVELEY & SHIVELEY, Att'ys.
Dated August Goth, 1912.
dly aug 20-22-2426-2S.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT.
ORS AND BUILDERS

The Foster Construction CO.. have
opened a factory for the manufacture
of Cement Blocks. Copings. Porch Col.
umns. Caps Stills. ETC.. at Ike Old Mill
Works.
They have a complete outfit of mod.
ern machinery and are using nothing
but washed and graded materials In
all their work. IL you are a contrac.
tor 1t win pay you to use the best ma.
terials obtainable. II you are going
to build it will pay you to insist that
your contractor use the Foster Con.
struction Co.'S products Would be
pleased to have call at Factory and
inspect their Products or call phones:
Res. 252s or Factcvr 340s>