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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16
CLIFTON FORCE

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CLIFTON FORGE. VA. June Ia
The Clifton Forge Cotilion club, the
leading social club of the city. hold
a business meeting Friday night, at
which II was determined to extend
the activities OF the club.
About twenty of the citizens of
Clifton Forge attended tho unveiiing
of the Columbus statute In Washing
ton.
Millboro and vicinity, near here,
was visited by killing frosts the nrst
OF the weci;.
II. @. Freeman and family, of the
firm OF W. r.. Freeman 4 Son, OF
Richmond, have decided 10 spend the
summer In Clifton Forge. and have
already occupied house on Allie
ghany street, the most fashionable
street OF the town.
A. g. Burton IS attending tho ses-
stems oft the betleFm kers.- con.en-
ton, which Is IN session at Middle
brook, Ark.
Professor W. r.. Gilbert formerly
principal OF the public schools in this
city, attended the sessions of the
Christian Endeavcr convention this
week.
Norman Ports and Miss Gabbert
eloped Wednesday night to Washing
ton and were married there.
Mrs. r. G. Stuart, OF Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. e. A. Snead on McCor-
mick street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Stewart are in
Atlantic City, where Mr.. Stewart is
attending the annual meeting Of the
Matter Mechanics of America. Al
though he has been promoted, Mr..
Stewart. who lives in Richmond, st,il
retains his membership in this body.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Breslin. OF Roa-
roke, spent several days whiting
friends in this city this week. They
made the trip from the Magic City"
in their automobile.
J. G. Carpenter. Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad contractor, lie spending
few days at his home here
Mrs Albert Souder. of Buena Vista.
Is spending a short while here On a
visit to her husband, DR.. Albert
Scuder.
F. A. FaiIes. a business man OF
Charlottesville, JAS located here.
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APPoMATTox

,Sf.e.!.4l 70 The Eiciialond Virgil. 49,
APPOMATrOx, VA. june lS.--H.
G. Smith, of Fayetteville, \. G., is
Visiting his father, T. A. Smith, here
this week.
Miss Willie Stanley is spending
few days in Norfolk visiting friends.
Mrs. r. II. Hancock is On visit
TO her husband in Roanoke.
Miss Jay Tatum, of China. is n
guest OF Miss May Walton.
Professor and Mrs. l. Gravity are
on visit to Boston.
Miss Ida O'Keefe, of Williamsburg,
Is a, guest Of Mrs. G. A. Hancock.
Miss Cora Baughman, Of Jenrins s
Ordinary, Is visiting Miss Jennie Fur
dun.
Luther Morris. rural carrier from
this place, is III al his home near here
Mrs II N F.fsvfur hsg returned te
hert home here. after visit cf scs
sr2t mpRths II NcFfss.-;
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home, "Campbelton," In the suburbs
OF Heathsville.
Mrs. B. H. b. Hubbard and daugh-
iag at the home OF Mrs. Lloyd T.
Smith.
Mrs. r. j. Kirwan o: Baltimore. IS
visiting at the home Of Mr.. ;. CoTart
at Cowart.
Clarence Jett and family. OF Reed
vile. are spending the summer at
Chincoteague island.
Miss Matte Anderson and Logan
Lewis, of Rainswood, this county
were quietly married at the home Of
the bride by Rev. c. N. Billings.
Bishop ]. C. Kilgo, of Durham, y.
c.. who had promised to be present
at Marvin Grove camp meeting this
summer and conduct the meeting has
notified the committee that he Will
be unable to attend. The announce
Northern Neckers, as his coming was
looked forward to with considerable
interest
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f..
Garrison, of Burgess Store, this
county, was the scene OF one of the
most brilliant weddings OF the sea-
son, Monday evening, when their
daughter. Miss Gertrude A.. became
the bride OF DIR. r. d. Mcmillan, of
North Carolina, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. A. J. Reamy, ST.,
in the presence of large number OF
friends and relatives, among whom
was a party from North Carolina.
Following the ceremony a reception
was rendered to the bridal party. and
the couple took steamer at Olean the
following morning for Washington
en- route to their home in Red Springs
/ n. c.
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WARRENTON

Especial t. The Rich,Io, 4 virginian.j
WARRENTON, VA, June 15.--Mrs.
Harry c. C.roome and Miss Susan
Groome have returned to "Airlie.
near Warrenton. after visit to chr
caso and Philadelphia. Mrs. Groome
entertained the Garden club on We'd
nesday of the past week.
Miss Miriam Crosby and the Misses
Crosby. who have been Ia Washing
ton. have Joined Mr.. and Mrs. y. T.
Crosby on the View Tree farm for
the summer months.
Mrs. Goodman. of Philadelphia, is
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. $. A
Appleton.
Miss Mary EFnestine Appleton. who
has been at school in Phfiadelphih
the past session. is at home for the
summer vacation.
Miss Josephine Brodas, who will
sail shortly for Europe with Mrs. G.
G. Carlin and a party from Alexan-
dria. left Warrenton Monday. Miss
Rrodas will be the guest Of Mrs.
Louis Antonsanti on Staten Island
StH idt pNhpiN
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur has return
ed to Warrenton, after a stay of some
weeks in Devon and Philadelphia.
Mrs James X. Maddux entertained
at a dance az the Country club on
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Tiffany and
Miss Emily W. Fletcher will leave
soon for Old Point. where they will
ottapd ehe annual convention of Vtr-
ginia bankers Mr.. Tiffany Is vice.
president OF the organization.
Mrs. Lucien Keith was hostess at
tea Monday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. James Geith, Miss Sarah Keith
and Miss McCioy. of Admission. Ala,
who are guests of Mrs. J. A. c. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Southgate Lennon
and the Misses Lennon. Of Baltimore,
have closed their home there and
are at melbourne" their summer
home near Middieburg.
Miss Elizabeth Lennon was guest
Of MFR. and Mrs. Edwin e. kings
house party at "Stuyvesant' the past
Weekend
Mrs. Baldwin Day Spiiman enter
tanned at "Elway Hall" on Tuesday
afternoon In honor of Mrs. Waring,
Of New York. who is a guest Of Mrs.
]. r. Britton.
Mrs. Waring gave a talk at the
Warrenton library on Thursday after
rcon. Her subject was Civic Work"
Afr. Harry Dillingham;. who spent the
past winter in Philadelphia, where he
attended school is with Mr.. and Mrs.
". H. Dillingham; for some time. Mrs.
irving Dunn and daughter, of Baltf-
more. are the guests of Mrs. Albert
Fletcher. Jr.
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ARVONIA

Especial 70 The Richmond vir~inisn.l
ARvONIA, Va. June ID. Stan
lev White. who has been spending
some time in Howardsrille and
Scottsville, returned TO his home here
this week.
Miss Ethel jarrett, teacher of
French in the State normal school,
Farmville, Is here as the guest OF
her friend, Miss Cassie Duvai.
Mrs. william R. Root and little
daughter, Margaret, OF Muncie, Ind,
arrived at the Arvonia inn Thursday
where they expect TO spend the re-
matnder Of the summer.
Miss Lila Duval, who has been
teaching in Greensboro, y. c., the
past winter, has returned to her
home here.
J. Walter kenney, of Diilwyn, WAS
a visitor here last week.
Misses Virginia and Hazel Pillow,
OF Hamlet, y. c., are guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. p. B. Patterson.
Miss Mary Holman, who has been
teaching in Roanoke, has returned &c
her home near here.
A. l.. Pitts, Jr., OF Scottsyille. WIS.,
tied his home here last week.
Miss Agnes Terrell, OF Holiins
arrived at the home Of her brother
A. j. Terrell.
Miss Virginia Freel, of Roanoke, is
a guest OF her friend, Miss Martha
Holman.
Richard Amber. OF Winston-Salem
\. c.. Is visiting his grandmother
Mrs. P. b. Amber.
Rev. p. F. Jones spent several days
in Williamsburg this week.
D. L. Turner, OF Richmond. was
visitor here this week.
Edward Page, of Charlottesville
is visiting at the home of Philip
Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Sawyer. OF New
York, were visitors at the home OF
L. p. LeSueur this week.
A. l.. Pitts will leave this week
for an extended trip through North
Carolina and Tennessee.
A. G. Daniel. of LyaehAarg.- was t
visitor here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bersch. who
have been living in Lynchburg fo'
the past two years, returned here this
week. They will make their home
here.
Miss Miriam Pitts, who has beer
attending the State normal school In
FarmvilIe, returned to her home here
last week.
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KING GEORGE

Especial 20 The ,,'chmond Nirginiar.s
KING GEORGE, VA, June ,-~7
Miss Lizzie Baker, Of Westmoreland
county. accompanied by her sister,
Miss Minnie Baker, who was teach
err in one Of the Washington city
suburban public schools last session,
ts visiting her brother, j. r. Baker,
n we'll known merchant. at Edge
Hill. ..... S..
The condition OF Mrs. James 1t.
Boas. of who for severa! months has
been in Garfield hospital. Washing
ton is improving, and she will re-
turn before long TO her home In
King George.
with an automobile and baseball
association recently organized at
Colonial Beach tho sport loving folks
OF that summer resort on the Po-
tomsc are prepared to enjoy them
selves this summer. The daily steamer
excursion from that point to Wash
inston will be resumed IN July. be-
ginning on the glorious Fourth.
Chiidren's Day services are the or
der OF the day IN rural churches at
this time. Great crowds attend these
popular religious gatherings. The
all-day meeting season isn't far OF
and In King George these old fash
Toned gatherings are still popular
These hospitable people spread on
such occasions big dinners OF ham,
FISH, meata pies and things to tempt
the appetite.
Miss Gladys Deli, OF Norfolk. and
Miss Evelyn Ninde. OF Frederick
burg. are visiting tho home Of DIR.
q CaY1rfhAra Mear Ferrf1lE
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BOWLING GREEN

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ROWLING GREEN, VA. June Is,
--Mrs J. M. Ropp. OF Shenandoah
one or the State organizers oe the
Woman's Christian Te,nperanca
union. will. visit Caroline county this
week. On Sunday. she will speak at
6ntneys. Monday at Round Oak.
Tuesday at New London, and We'd
nesday and Thursday she will be in
Rowling Green. where she will hold
meeting in--the Methodist church
Thursday evning. Friday she Will
speak at Sparta and Sunday she will
hold a meeting at Bethel Methodist
church. on the lower edge OF the
county, near the Hanover line.
Mrs Julian Sake has returned
home after visit of two weeks 10
her sister. Mrs. Howard, In Hemp
ton
Mrs. Robert A. ,ceghili entertained
the Bridge club last Friday morn
Ing.
Mrs George r. Dorsey and ah,-
dren are visiting relatives ii, tsinter
Park
Mr.. and Nrs. W. G.. Boyd spent the
weekend with Mrs. Boyd's parants.
AIR and Mrs r.. d. Cogbili.
Thomas Clark. OF Washington, 81
on a visit to friends here.
Mrs. Percy Walker and little
daughter OF Washington, are guests
of the Misses dlssselI. on Main street
John ". tNewbtll,, of Essex. il Wis
it,ng his sister. Mrs. Ch2s. A. Broad-
dus.
Mrs. Leiper NJ. Robinson left Sum
day for Norfolk, where shs will re-
side In the. future With her son. RUS
seia Robinson.
" tfisx virxinta i pstrwI suu brUTf IT
were Fusxts OF the family OF Mr. i.
W. Br0addus the past week
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LOUISA

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LOUISA, VA, June. I5.-Earl
Crank returned home last week from
Lexington, where he has been attend
Ing college.
Lewis Pendieton and Fred Duval
spent Thursday at Gooehland court
house.
Miss Kathleen Bibb, who has been
a student at Hollins college this past
session. returned home, Thursday.
Miss Kilburnis Barrett will leave
Saturday to attend the summer nor
mai at the University of Virgins.
Miss Bertha Fun. of Broad Run,
Va. who graduated at the Woman's
college. Richmond, last week. spent
the weekend with the Misses john
son en- route to her home.
James Wallace Fox, Of Now York
City, brother of John Fox. Jr.. the
author. was guest recently u Mrs.
d. N. Walker.
Louisa Is In the midst of the gayest
season OF the year. Commencing
last Saturday, there has been an en-
tertainment each evening. and often
an afternoon function.
o6luIQAy 0AlGthSVhs SMtoo A~AIy
Sims and her guests, Misses Dorothy
and Shirley Winston. OF Bristol. and
escorts. were the guests OF DIR. and
Mrs. Eugene Pendieton. OF Cuckoo. At
tennis tournament, with supper on
this lawn afterwards.
Monday evening Mrs. s. II. Fian-
nagan and Miss Elizabeth Flanagan
gave progressive hve-hundred party
in honor OF their guest. Miss Annie
Broom, OF Green Springs. The ladies'
prize for the highest score was won
by Miss Janet Bibb, and the gentle-
mans prize to Richard Gwathmey.
Refreshments were served at the
close of most delightful evening.
Tuesday evening Judge and Mrs.
+. w. Sims gave card party in
honor OF their house guests. Misses
Dorothy and Shirley Winston. Of
Bristol. The yard was hung with a
number OF Japanese lanterns which
made u picturesque scene. Tables
were arranged for thirty-six guests.
After an exciting contest the lady's
IA ~ a ded Martha
Gordon. and the gentleman's prize
vent u Alisa Tlannsgaa.
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BRANDY

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BRANDY. VA. June i5.-Mrs.
Rutherford, OF Roanoke. IL spending
some tins with her sister, Mrs. John
Cunningham, at La Grange.
Mrs. Cecilia Nelson Goolrick. OF
Fredericksburg. who spent two weeks
with her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Addi-
son Borst went to Wash ington to
visit her sister. Mrs. Beverly Mason,
at Gunston institute.
Miss Mildred Hiil. who spent last
winter here. Will be guest OF reia-
tives In Cuipeper for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Thorn Fitz-
hugh are guests Of DR. Cary tsrayson
FAxhuxh at McKsespor,, va., after
visiting New York. Albany and Ma
cara Falls. =.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Nottingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Payne, OF Fau-
quisr. the Misses Nottingham and
attending the Ware-Nottingham we'd
ding at CIipeper. Wednesday evening,
June 18th. Other guests from Brandy
included Mrs. Leonard Coleman. Mrs,
Thoodire Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Borst, Miss Lucille Neale, Miss Belle
Borst, Miss Naomi Abbott, Mr.. Harold
Freeman and GRANVILLE Coleman.
Mrs Greanor Neaie. who has been
III at Mulberry Green" is GONZALES
cent.
Miss George Newhouse Is a
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Cary Hum
phries.
Miss Mary Stout In visiting her
mother. Mrs Henry Stout in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Edgar Freeman. who has been
seriously i'll. was taken TO the Martha
Jefferson hospital. Charlottesville. on
Tussday foS an operation for pleurisy.
Miss Georgia Nottingham. of Char
lottesvtlle. and Edgar Nottingham. of
Salisbury. Va. are visiting their par
entsr Mr., and Mrs. e. j. Nottingham
this week
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HARRISONBURG

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HARRISONBURG VA, June 49,
Mrs. Jacob n. L3ggett returned yes
terday from visit to Staunton and
Charlottesville.
Mrs. C. c. Robertson left yesterday
to visit relatives in Lynchburg.
Miss Bessie Paul Gassnan. Of Lex
ington, has arrived to attend the
Fletcher Patterson wedding here We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. William Falls, who was called
here by the death OF her father, WI
liam Chriafnan, has returned to Frank
linton, N. G
Miss Bessie Sebrell has gone to
woodberry Forest high school to at
tend the finals.
Miss Katherine Roller il visiting
Miss Mary Gibbons. OF Yancey.
Rev. DR.. Il. r. Wilson left this week
to visit his niece. Miss Bessie Arthur,
Of Winchester, who leaves this week
for Europe. DIR. Wilson will then visit
his old home In South Carolina
Mrs. T. p. wager has returned from
a visit TO relatives at Greenbrier. ".
Mrs. Felix Allen has returned from
Burketown. where she attended tho
funeral of her uncle, N 3. Van Pelt
Mrs. Eugene Hollingshead, who Wis.,
tied Mrs. s. f. Sibert, has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. J. e. Lincoln attended the finals
at Elon college. N. c.. Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Harris at the University Of
Virginia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
Newman at Washington and Lee.
Miss Eva Newman. OF Charlottes-
VILE. is visiting Mrs 8. b. Bradley, Jr.
Rev. and Mrs. George W. Flnry-- Of
lCovington. Ohio. are visiting relatives
In town and county.
Mrs. Frances Jones has returned to
Yaynesboro. after "A visit to DIR. TO.
Jones and family.
Miss Lucy Cabell Roller, daughter IF
General J. F.. Roller. has left for Il
visit to Washington. Norfolk and
North Carolina.
Miss Margaret Peaie attend the
finals at Washington and Lee this
week
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LEXINGTON

Especial to The Richmond Virgin,ar1
LEXINGTON. VA, June 15.--The
final ball at Washington and Lee
university was danced Wednesday
night In the SHARING rtnk on MALI
street. and the event was largely At
tended. Twenty-four couples par
ticipated in the beautiful opening
figure. The girls wore white, with
red slippers, and carried American
Beauty roses The men wore red
badges.
The ball was opened by Student
Randolph W, Pipes, OF New Orleans.
president OF the ball, with Miss Eliza
beth King, OF Jacksonville, Fla.
The other couples in the opening
figure were: Miss Sallie williams. Of
Washington, D. c., with George An
derton; Miss Katherine Lanier, o1
Chattanooga, with Lee Ashley: Mis-
Frances Richardson, of Charleston,
w. Va, with r. l.. Anderson; Mis-
Dorothea Owen. OF Washington, with
L. T. Patton; Miss Margaret Dalton.
Of Winston-Sa1em. ". c.. with HernieE
Harper: Miss Nell Carrington, az
Lexington, Va, with Roland A. Wad-
dill; Miss Marie Lorton. Of Stsritn9,l
H., with Harry NJ. Butler Miss, Kath~I
crime Reese. OF Selma. Ala, with in.
Flowers: Miss Faye A. Elliott, OF Gin
cinnati, with John D. Hartman; Ml6o
Margaret Robinson, Of Lexington
with II. N. Barker; Mas Willie BeG(ss
ham Reeder, OF Florence. Ala, wiz
Taylor b. Harrison: Misc Lucllo
Muck. Of Elgin. Ill. with Bsverle&
w. Jennings: Miss Helen Swisher. 6
Charleston, w. Va. with III. II. NO.
ran. Miss Virginia NilliAms0n, CO
Charleston. w. Va. With MillArd h
Null. Jr.; Miss Mayo Thach. 81 J1
mtngham. Ala, with Walter
Miss Bessie Holland. OF 6nMolk.
with w. L. Hogue: Miss Marie
OF Jacksonville. Fla. with
Pipes; Miss LOuise Wilson. Of L.
burg. with Herbert Hannis.
Leonora Norvell. or BaAuzMont
with I. r. Bagiey: Mis- KathertN1
Bruce, Of Portsmouth. Va, WITH
ter stevens: Miss LiIiiAn ~
Texark2na. Ark, With q. ~.
son; Miss Fioreaz Howard. ek
-6-iczns WIN Esuu fghuGQ
Edith PAGE W'addIil. - T,a1sl
r, =. Witt. ~. s#2
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sTAUNToN

fspeciaJ 20 The Richmond Nirsinian.)
STAUNTON, June i5.-Two dances
were enjoyed by local society tnis
week. The first was q subscription
da nee. given BY a number Of young
men of the city Monday evening, IN
the Gypsy Hill park pavilion. Among
the visiting girls present were MlsS
Aileen Hill. of South Boston, MISSES
Dorothy. Sallie and Elaine Deathere se,
OF Missouri. and Miss Lucy Laniz, 81
California, the guest of MISS Ellen
Howison.
Friday evening at the old Colonial
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
- NJ. Howison. THE Oaks. Miss
Howison entertained In honor Of her
ruest. who was a schoolmate at sweet
briar college. Both dances We're
among the most enjoyable social
events of the month.
Mr.. w. G.. Eager, superintendent: Oh
the stanton Lighting conpanys sFs-
TEN here, has just announced tha-
he will leave the city In snort time
to locate In Florida, where he will
take charge of large lighting plant.
There will be general regret 'ovo: h,1
Departure from the city. az during ms
residence here for the last few years
he has won the friendship and good
will of all with whom he has been
associated.
Rev. DR. and Mrs. G. 3. Eager, "ho
have been here on a visit to their s1n.
W. q. Eager. have left for Char
'iottesviile, for a brief visit before re-
turning home TO Louisville, Ky.
Among the weeks visitors from This
city In Richmond. was Rev. Father
William W. Mckeefry- ~ho spent sew
erai days there.
Miss Laura Ward Wise is visiting
relatives and friends In Shelby. \. c,
Wade Hampton Haislip. youngest
son OF Mr.. H, p. Haislip. of this city
graduated from the United States
| Military academy at West Point, y
Y. this week. and has received his
commission as a second lieutenant IN
the regular army. Walton Walker, o!
Texas, who has frequently visited
Lieutenant Haislip here, also grad
uated.
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All AvtIAELlf6 0nlGTL8InnGn1 WAS
givenFriday night at the assembly
hall by number of the young girls
Of 0inter park. y :.
The entertainment consisted of a
moving tableaux, entitled. The
Bachelors Dream" which was fol-
lowed by q lawn party, at which ice
cream. cake and candy were sold by
the girls. assisted by the Boy Scouts
OF the park.
The annual picnic of St Thomas
Episcopal Sunday-schooi was held at
Lakeside park, on Saturday after.
noon. June 18th. A large crowd was
on hand and enjoyed the boating and
Other forms OF amusements.
The students. or Mr., Erank g sim
mons class rave an ,nterasfing rsc,,.,
n her studio AZ f5inter na RI Wednes-
dav afternoon yune 1sth Tho ..y-
eral numbers on the nroeram xr.re
rendered eff,cien,,v Nv thn scholars
and Mrs. Rob Hoakins ~ Nathew.
Courthouse snent Wedne.day an ,,io-
tor mark and Richmond
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spend the summer. MISS Sehmei. re-
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mrs. kopeft heht Us spehdins ''e
week IN ,har.ottesviIIe Win reiatives.
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81 IT. ana Mfs. H. y, ooiief, IN No'-
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severn. weeks IN hins witlan couh-
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HEATHSvILLE

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HEATHSyILLE. VA. June Is
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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-12-06
Escapes Dangerous Fire.

What might have been very
disastrous fire was put out at the
bakery Monday evening by the
prompt work of the fire depart
ment.
The generator of Mr.. Duffner' S
lighting system in some manner
ignited the board wall back of it
so that fire had started inside the
wall between the studdings before
it was noticed and the alarm turned
in. A few boards were soon torn
away and a stream from one OF
the chemical engines applied and
the fire was then soon extinguished.
There was no wind and the fire
was noticed before it had made
much Roadway or the story might
have been different.
We understand that Mr.. Duffner
carried insurance so that the small
damage done by the water. etc.,
will be paid for.