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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
WYTHEVILLE

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,,o Mythe W,Ili. Va. June 2s;wMiss
OF her young friends on Wednesday
evening with dancing. and cards in
honor OF her guest. Miss Jordan.
cation. after attending Philips Exeter
Academy. at Exeter. New Hampshire,
for the past session.
,Air: and Mrs. W. o. Thomas reach
ed Wytheville Friday. after an ex-
tended bridal trip. and are visiting
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Thomas.
rived in wytheviiie Friday evening.
7. R. Dew. Mr.. and Mrs. Dew and
Their two children returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sexton. Mrs. E
Lee Trinkle and Charlie Sexton re-
where they attended v N, /. finals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Withers reach
ed Wytheville. on, Thursday. after an
Pittsburgh. and are visiting at "Ingle
SIDE the home of Mrs. Stephen Put
ney. They were accompanied on their
trip by their son. Robert withers, Jr.
Misses Louise and Martha Allen Mar
tin. OF johnson City, Tenn. returned
home SATURDAY. after visit to rela
tives in Wytheville.
Miss Mary Massie. of Pulaski. has
been the weekend guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. stephen Putney, at "Ingleside.'
Cadet Robert Poage. of V. NJ. l., is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
J l.. Poage.
| Miss Sadie cassell of Graham's
Forge. is the guest OF Miss Mary
| Poagc.
Attorney General S. ". Williams,
who has been in Wytheville for several
days left Monday for Riehmond
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Bette
Miss Mae Brooke, of indianapolis,
Mrs. Lettie r. Goodwin arrived in
! Wytheville Tuesday, and is visiting
Miss Ella Goodwin at her home on
/ East Main Street.
Farmers Bank. returned Wednesday
! from the convention Of the Virginia
! Bankers Association at Old Point. and
| a day spent in Baltimore at the Demo-
cratic Convention.
w: S. Poage. Miss En- Poage. DIR.
returned the latter part of the week
from Lexington, where they attended
the final exercises Of the v NJ. l.
! Mrs. William Faber. of Baltimore.
and her little son arrived Friday. and
are spending the summer with Mrs
IT r. Dew at her home on Church
1 Street.
II. L. Crowley who recently grad
uated from the law school of Washing
ton and Lee Lee uniyerstyi is visiting his
Mrs. Mamie Wadley. of Mount Yer
non. New York. is the guest OF Mrs.
Mrs l. b Nibbs is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. w. II. Spiller, at her home
on North Street
Mr.. and Mrs. French. of wilmington,
y. c.. and their niece. Miss Herring, are
the guests of Miss jamie Gibboney
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MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS
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Nj Elliott. Va. June 23.-Mt. Elliott
Springs Is now fully open. ana quite
large number of guests are en-
joying the beautiful weather. unsur-
passed mineral springs and amuse-
ments TO be mad mere. The swimming
pool is sought daily for Cool plunges,
billiards bowling and tennis are also
very popular. with dancing in the
evening.
The hotel is being decorated for the
Fourth OF July. when it will be taxed
70 Its capacity TO accommodate the
crowd who seek this popular place to
celebrate. Field sports. with dancing
in the afternoon and evenino, VIII
serve to amuse the great number here.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs Russell Bargamin, Crozet;
F. W Miles Richmond; j. B. OConnei,
William Landes. Herbert Blake ana
w NJ. Yount. Of stanton; Miss Bes-
sic SutheEs and Miss Rohr. OF Staun-
tom Miss Housteau. Youngstown, o.
Mr.. W. l. Palmer. Staunton. Miss
Cu!vta Baker Crozet. l. ". Cams.
Richmond; Miss Marie Goodreil. Wash
ington. D. c.: Miss Helen Everett.
Washington. D. C; NJ. j. E. Penn,
Atlanta. Ga; Mr l. H. Mosenan, Cliff
ton Forge; Mrs. Claiborne Watkins
and Miss Bette Watkins. Richmond
Captain ". Watrow. san Francisco;
Mrs. B. w. Leighton and son. Phil
adelpha. Pa and others
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NEW CANTON
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New Canton. Va June 2s-.frs Waiter
Z. Foster and Two daughters. Mise. Pearl
and Elizabeth. of Southampton county arc
visiting at the homo of Reverdy j. NuckoIs
Nuckols. Va.
President T. W. Boatwright. OF Richmond
Co.eSc. has been soJourning the past weeb
at MS country home Mt Gold Hill
Mrs IL. J. G. Goode. OF Gilllamsvil,e ha.
oeen In tichmond during the week
Mr. and Mira. Gilmore Seal. OF Richmond
nave been the guests since Friday las, vi
Mrs a E, Pu,ney near MI. Lion.
Rev. II. w isagwcr of MI, Lion has
been In Pdcssb1rs during the wev1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert H. Lacy. Of Rocky
Hount. g Lieutenant Walker p. Eoat-
wright. Aited states Army. and recently
Stationed at Key Wet ria. and Dr. and
Yrs. J. H. Mabry. OF Ncwpor, News. Va,
have Deen guests dur.Hs the week at So
ciai Hall" the ATTRACTIVE country home ..
W. /. Boatwr!sh,,
Russell p. Martin. o: Gold Hi. we'll
known timber dealer. and Mrs Julia VI.
Nucko'D, oi Nuckola. Va wore quietly
married Tuesday morning at the ri; Lion
patronage by Rev r. " 3asweli
Miss Marie BLc&lns OF Pe,ersbu.s is
the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Il. W Bag
well. at the Nj; Lion parsonage
Alton White. OF Texas. is spending the
n-a- G'liamsv!iie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boa,~riyht o. Dill
"yr. spent tho weekend a; the home OF
keN X ID Doatw.isht. Cold hil.
Mis- Mary Anderson. Of Nj, Lion. is at
tending the Normal at Charlottesville.
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MALVERN HILL

Malvern. Hill. Va. June 2s-Mrs C.
c. Conway, of Richmond, is the guest
or her daughter. Mrs. $. Parke Reg
lister, Jr, a their home, "Riverview, .
on the lower James River.
Mrs. Herbert S. Saunders, who has
been in Richmond for the past week.
returned TO her home. Upper Shirley
on Wednesday,
Miss Virginia Rooshup. who has
been teaching in Wisconsin during the
past school year. returned 10 her home
Riverside. this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Bell left on Tuesday
for Richmond, en- route for Harrison
burg. where she will spend the sum-
mer months.
Miss Nellie BraXton. of Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. IL, 5. Saunders at her
home. Upper Shirley"
Mrs. Hugh West. of City Point, has
returned to her home from a visit 10
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs George NJ.
Walker. at the "Glenns."
S. Parke Register. Jr.. and brother.
Donald Register. returned to River
ve'w from a trip of several days in
Richmond.
Mrs. Sue r. Harrison, of "Neston.'
and Misses Carrie Kirkland and Sue
Rufhn, of "Eveleynton." have gone to
Crbanna. to attend the Jones Mason
wedding.
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FORK UNION
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Fork Inion' "a Jul 29--.iiss
al Captain {. 6. SncaG >.
Of south Boston, is visiting her sister,
Mrs ". G. Jones. at mn Grove.
Miss Norcissa Daniel. OF Weldon.
y c.. is visiting Miss Marion Daniel.
is the guest of Mrs C. V. Snyder at
" hitc l.ock.
Misses Louisa seay and Hazel Mann.
OF Richmond. are on hr,e. visit TO
relatives.
Miss Lucy Holland of car,ersville. is
visiting Miss Edith Davis.
Ethel Hughes Miss Pitts grsduated
at the academy last session.
The summer school has opened here
with satisfactory attendance.
Miss Lizzie seay. Of Richmond. is
visiting her foimer home here.
Percy Thomas. John VIM Snead and
r. c. Perkins have LEFT tor DicEerson
county to engage IN railroad work.
Miss Leona Caldwell. OF stanton,
mas returned. after visit TO Mrs. +. r.
White.
Misses Katie and George Petty,
with " Is. ietty. Of Cu!peper. made
brief visit mere.
Mrs. NJ o. kean. of Louisa. enter
ta!ncd number OF her friends recent
j. al house party at her former home
here. Those present We're Miss Bar
eara Kean, Of Louisa, Lizzie T.. Snead,
Of smedley. Va; Mrs. w z. Perkins.
Snead. a. B. snead. o. Richmond. q.
II Jones. Clarence Snead OF West
Virginia, and Archer Thomas.
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FARMVlLLE
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Farmville, Va, June 2?.-Miss Lizzie
Edmunds and her two nieces are at
Mrs. Jennie Joness.
Mrs. VI. Laskey and daughter. Col
die. have gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Alice Jennings. of Amelia coun-
y. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r.
H. Paulett
Mrs. p. W. Payne. OF South Rich
mond. has been on visit 10 her
mother, Mrs. J. r. Noel.
Miss Madeline Jenkins. of Crewe. has
been guest this week of Misses Lille
and Annie Tucker.
Mrs. Herman sparger. of Bristol. is
guest OF Miss Clara Fallwell.
Mrs. r., E. Boykin and children. Of
Brunswick, Ga. who have been in
the home OF Mrs. Thomas T. Robert
son. have gone to Elliston.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland has gone
abroad for the summer. The ship on
which she sailed landed at Gibralter
on last Sunday.
Watkins Kearney. OF Durham. y. c.,
is on a visit TO his uncle. John d.
Watkins.
Jack Burton. OF Newport News. is
visiting friends and relatives in
FarmVille
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legians. left this week to join party
OF Dayidson College students. who will
tour Europe this summer on wheels.
me party expects TO have big and
profta Bile time, returning in August.
The collegians will be in charge of DR..
THOMAS ". Lingle. OF Davidson.
mington. but now of Bremen. Germany.
is home for short stay. and has been
the recipient of much attention since
his arrival.
this week was that of Miss Ethel God
win Crump. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
s EdwaFd and GFEnmR % Sf North Second
Charlotte. The event was solemnized
at the Crump home. which was beau
TRULY decorated for the occasion, and
he seF so%ey WAS PERFORMED by Rsy
Street Christian Church. Miss Laura
Crump. sister OF the bride. was maid
of honor. and Frank IIovis. OF Char
lotte. best man.
a pretty lawn party and delightful
basket picnic was given yesterday at
the attractive home OF y. L. Farrow
on Middle Sound.
the week also took place yesterday
when the Christian Endeavor Society
of st. Andrews Presbyterian Church.
gave a moonlight excursion down the
Cape Fear River.
Among the many events Transporting
daily. at the different hotels at
Wrightsville Beach was an i'm
promptu society musicale given at the
one of the prominent participants was
B. +. Mitchell of Norfolk.
The Bishops Retreat an annual
gathering of the ministers of the
given by Rt Rev Robert Strange
Bishop of the diocese. Is now on at
| Wrightsville Beach. Two services are
held daily. when many matters of in
teTeSt and moment discussed The
chance for recreation is big one. and
! is thoroughly taken advantage OF by
! those in attendance. and the attend
ancc this tine Is large.
daughter Of Mrs. ". A. Wright, viii viii
next week entertain large house
party at the Wright home near Caro-
| lima Place. Among those who will be
| in the party Will be Misses Harriet
and Dorothy, DUNCAN of Pelham Manor.
New York; Miss Laura Woods. of Ball
timore. Md. and Miss Lucy Minor and
Stowe Grouse. OF Asheville. Miss
events, in their honor. including two
day and wednesday p'1 evenings iGs "''
Miss. Carrie Midyette. OF Ashland.
arrived yesterday, and Is the guest
, VILE.
Mrs. Frank l. Higgins entertained at
cards Thursday at her cottage on
| Wrightsville Beach. IN honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Mitchell. of Nor
! folk.
Wilmington Odd Fellows Will be held
Tomorrow night at Brooklyn Baptist
| Church. 4 special program of music
has bee PREPARED for the occasion.
Rev. j. y. sullivan, pastor of the
church.
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ROCKY MOUNT
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vo iSSeKX Mount bH va Va; June ga
given at the Banner Warehouse Mon
day night. under the auspices of thu
Ladies Aid Society of Trinity Church.
me proceeds to be used for the build
ing fund OF the church. The leading
roles VIII be filled by Messrs. 7. W.
Carper and H. d. billiard.
No; 2S7. will celebrate the Fourth by
bungalow Hotel. Rev. j. b. Spitser.
OF Bedford, will make an address. and
lard and W. z. Beverly.
:, Misses Nettie and Mamie Davis and
Miss sarah Saunders attended a house
party at the home of Robert Lovelace
Mr., and Mrs. 7. C. Perdue have re-
turned from their bridal trip. and are
BOARDING at the home OF John C.
Mrs il. w. Peak attended the mar
rage OF her cousin: Miss Daisy Myers
home Of the bride. near Rollins. Thurs
day
Or George W Divers and his bride
arrived Thursday evening at the home
OF Mr.. Divers's father. County Treas
urer =. D. Divers. tor a few days visit.
before going to Buena Vista. whore
they Will reside. They were accom-
panied by Miss Henrietta Divers. who
was a member of Miss Martins house
party week prior to her marriage.
Miss Emma Divers remaining AT the
guest OF Miss Lillian Martin, the
brides sister.
Miss Mary Nelson Strayer returned
sunday from an extended trip, which
included a Wait to her brother. Hugh
Nelson Strayer, at Knoxville; to her
sister. Mrs. T. NJ. Cooper, at :, Fowler.
S, C. to Mrs. Haigh DanserFeld,. at
Sheppard at winston Salem.
Miss Mary Greer was expected home
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WILLIAMSBURG
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. June 2o:-Miss
guest of Mrs. y. L. Henley.
Mrs. Young. of Hampton. is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Spencer Lane.
Miss Mary Perkins, of Caroline. is
the guest of Miss Alice Ware for a
month.
Mrs. Morecoek and sister. Mrs. Jack
son. Of Florida. are visiting relatives
in Loudoun county.
Miss Harriet Hawkins, of Washing
ton. has been visiting her parents. DIR.
and Mrs. George a. Hankins.
Mrs. J. II. Leath and children have
Hampton and Newport News.
Miss Katherine Suddith. who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /. B.
Ferguson. has gone to Newport News
TO visit her brother, r. r. Suddith.
Mrs. Mamie Peachy: of Newport
News, is the guest of friends here.
been visiting Miss Marths Spencer this
week.
Mrs. B. S. Joynes. of Norfolk. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Mrs. L w. Crawford and Miss Eliza :
beth Crawford. who have been visiting
Professor and Mrs. r. vi. Crawford.
have gone to Castine, Me, for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Claude Wolfe, q ST. louis Mo-, is
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wolfe.
j. T. Lucas. of Red Bank. N. j.. has
been here visiting his sister. Mrs. j.
w. G. Medford. who has been in
ing his parents, spent the week here
with friends.
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BURKEVlLLE
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Burkevil!e. Va. June 29--Mrs Rob-
inson and daughter, Helen. of New
York city, are visiting Mrs. John II.
Young.
Mrs r. a. Harper has gone to Nor
folk for months visit.
Dr. and Mrs. william Pitcher, OF
Petersburg, visited their sister, Mrs.
NJ. T. Bradshaw. the past week.
Mrs. MacLean q Leath has rcturn-
ed home from two months visit in
North Carolina.
George Woodhouse has gone to Nor
folk for weeks visit.
Mrs. j. II, Farmer and children leave
next week for a visit to Washington
and Baltimore.
Miss Frances shelton. OF Pennsyi-
vania. is spending the summer with,
her sister. Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Matte Fowlkes Is visiting har.
niece, Mrs. Wilson, at BIacksourg. 81
Mrs. ]. d. Hughes Is visiting Mrss
T. p. Shelton. IA M sEl5
Mrs. W \. sellers has returned frous
a visit to Blackstone. ";
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WILMINGTON

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Wilmington. N. c.. June 29-Alex.
Sprunt. ". II. Sprunt. Jr.. and En-
NETT Bellamy, three Wilmington col.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-12-26
9e6emsteuernus.

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elm 8ergniieen onrnts mofte, oie
6Ieiihpreiie ieOen Gag an erb6ben.
uno oen 0os @etlage Der Rltn6en faIt
lieB, oa fie ia trosoem tnlften, Itono
binter einem 9ooentii6e. Gin fleiner
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legte einen HennD ouf BEN 9ii6 uno
Iagte:
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oben ON, lndte ber1ntlih, Iongte Ell.
ne oide, grobe 6Ieiif)ipnrIt bonn Sa.
fen un0 iagte, inoen er ben 8ennp
einltrih:
rSier Steiner, rieb nal ... .aber
nid)t n1ehr oIs cine Naie bout"
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Spnuiifes Gbepaar itiht fiinfiG6ri.
gem SinSe bic glngen ans.

Gin Wfann un0 cine 6rmi aus Dem
9orfe 8abe in GntaIonien iuilroen
babel obgefaBt, Die iie ibrem fiinfiGb-
rigen &in0e Die glugen oltsitoden, Inn
es mitleioerregenoer eri6einen 5u
loiien 0nmit es beim @etteln groBere
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tDobner borten 0as s5ammern oes
ainoes mo fnmen bin5u, fanoen 0os
&leine ober bereits geblenoet uno
anoerneitig beritiimuleIt. Ser Ntdnn
lno Die 5rou tpur6en perbaftet.
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Sic 0reat NOrtbern
Sablt
Snnt angeblidJ cine gaBHliRic bon
SiUnE Sails nad 8Beeler.
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geben 9ie @reut Rortbern 8nbn bot
beihloiien, cine 8abnlinie
pon Siour Sails nnh 8beeler in
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9inie lift bereitS pernIeiIen lin0 fiibrt
iiber 0tiatonu, Garfitou ln0 slrs
mour nuh 8beeler um 0tiiiuuri, mo-
bie @reat gtortbertt bereitS 8rrtoeis
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Sails tros ietuer pieIen giieububs
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9au Oieier 8abn BON groBter 0idl.
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rlng fommen tmo Der Gntpidelunr
pon Siour Sails sur @robitaot pirt
nibts i'm gSege Iteben.
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sSe0er bon uus nlitbeIfe, Dem 3eutihs
tlm gbre 5u mahet itno 0as Seinige
5itr 5eitigung oes OelltI6en Stontss
perbnnos uno Der einbeimiihen oeltts
iben &reiie 5u tltu. SSn oieiem Sinne
Eruitt yisninBr!
s. ~ .~s IS. 9.
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The border vidette., 1912-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Everybody is doing it."
 The street committee are doing splendid work these days.
 The new gas company is now giving their patrons excellent service.
 Don't forget the big barbecue on the Fourth There'll be plenty for all.
 Makes no difference what the Democrats do, they can lick William and Teddy, too.
 FOR -SALE-Two frst-class work horses. Price right. Ad- dress T. J. Wylie, Nogales, Arizona.
 Next week Mrs: Henry Levin and the children will go to San Francisco to spend the summer with relatives.
 The work of erecting the new building for George B. Marsh, Inc, on Grand avenue, is pro- gressing. nicely.
 Thursday I. E. Bowers and Fred. H. Moore went to Tucson on private business. They'll re- turn home today
 Gus Ashford, many years head porter at the Montezuma hotel, is now night manager at the c T Jones' Depot Restaurant.
 Why go to California when you can for less money Sojourn either in NOgaleS, or in Patagonia, where the climate is the best on earth.
 Mrs. Harry = Greenwell has taken a pleasant cottage on West Elm Street. MT. Greenwell is in the east transacting mining business.
 Albert Gatlin spent yesterday in the city from the Gatlin ranch in this county, where he and his folks have bunch of white face cattle.
 FOR RENT - Furnished cot tages to rent. Fresh bread, milk and eggs, daily mail. No sick. inquire of Postmaster, at Mowry, | Arizona. If.
The border vidette., 1912-06-29
To Citizens of Nogaies.

.- Nogales, June 28th, 1912.
 It is our endeavor to make the Parade feature of the coming Fourth of July celebration a great event, and in order to do so, we must earnestly ask the cooperation of every citizen and merchant of the two Towns of Nogales.
 Will you kindly decorate as elaborately as possible, either an automobile, carriage or con- mercial float, advising us inn mediately of your preparations in order that we may arrange your position in the parade.
 Awaiting your prompt reply, we remain,
 Yours very truly,
 BRACEY CURTIS,
 Chairman, Parade Committee.