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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01

bowel regulator, strengthened.
and tonic. They aim to rees-
tablish natures functions in a
quiet easy way. They do not
cause inconvenience, gripping,
or nausea. They are so pleas
ant to take and work so easily
that they may be taken by any
one at any time. They thor
oughly tone up the whole sys-
tenn to healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies are unsur-
passable and ideal for the
use of children, old folks,
and delicate persons. We
cannot too highly recommend
them to all sufferers from any
form of constipation and its
attendant evils. Three sizes,
loo, Csc and Soc. Remember,
you can obtain Rexall Remedies
in this community only at our
store The Rexall Store.
Robt. W. Harvey.
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land at 500 per acre? This
was a hard nut to crack for so
much depends on what an aver
age man means as there are no
two alike. 1t was finally de-
cided that a young man of
temperate habits, very indust-
rious and economical could pay
for it in ten years provided
those years were not extremely
dry or a great excess of insects
or blight to destroy vegetation.
The second question was,
Allowing that the average farm
does not pay five per cent an
nually. Does the business Of
the average lawyer merchant
or dentist pay less? If not why
do so many of them invest in
farms and rent them? 1t was
thought they paved more but a
farm is a safe place to invest
money and also a chance for
raising value of the land. The
following resolutions were then
put before the club: Whereas
| the Aoodbine telephone Co.
operates 1910 phones in the
| Logan system making their
receips for rentals 5000. 90 per
month, not including the toll
receipts and on a liberal esti-
mate the operating expense
will not exceed 5000 per month,
leaving a net income of $40
Ger month or $40 per year.
Therefore, be it resolved that
we as members of the Harris
Grove Farmers Club and all
persons using the Woodbine
telephone system are justified
in asking andinsisting on better
service viz. The installation
of a modern switch board, indi-
vidual phones on party lines
and a free toll service also the
employing of none but Compel
ent operators. The dav being
crowded with other things the
club did not act upon the re-
solutions but voted to lay them
over until the next meeting.
The questions for next meet
ing are as follows:
4 Would it not be more bene-
fical to the people in general
| for the government to own and
operate the telegraph lines:
Discussion opened by Mr.
Whiteman.
Is it not somewhat inconsist.
liant for the business men of the
towns to find fault with the
country people for sending tt
mail order houses when Their
wives and daughters 90 to ON
aha for their clothes? If the
goods in the towns are gooo
enough and, cheap enough fol
us, why not for them? Discus
sion, Mrs. Gowens.
Which is the most benefica
to the people in general the
Chautauqua or the Shor'
Course? Discussion Mr.. Bee
bee.
Committee on questions for
next meeting: Mrs. Selvy, Mr.
Beebee and Mrs. Divelbess.
Club adjourned to meet the
last Saturday in Feb. with Mr.
and Mrs. Walters and Mr.. Van
derhoof.
Marvin s. Meats, Pres.
Ellen j. Orr, Sec.
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K. T.. BRUNDIGE. SOLE AGENT
WILCOX FLOWERS

aWilcOx, Of Council Bluffs,
handles all kinds of cut
flowers. Designs in cut
flowers made to order In
short notice for weddings.
parties, funerals, and in
TACT. no order too small or
too large. Telephone 90,
Council Bluffs, or call on
E. j. Hennessey, agent for
Wilcox. If
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Harris Grove Farmers Club


On Saturday Jan. q, 1912 the
Harris Grove Farmers Club
met at the beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Selvy. |
think | voice the sentiments of
all the club when | say we were
happy to see such a worthy
people so comfortably situated
in such a model home for it is
one example where honesty,
industry and perseverance have
been rewarded. The day was
cold and the roads bad but only
three members were absent and
a goodly number of visitors
were present among which we
noticed were Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Cox and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Aldridge, Miss Tennie
Cox. Mrs. Hashns, Miss Ruth
Roden; H "a. McKenney. Chas.
Mckinney. Mrs. Alexander and
daughter, Mrs. Seabold, Mary
Seabold and Christie Stephens.
At 11:40 the club was called to
order by the retiring president
and the president elect was in
troduced and to his duties he
! made a very pleasant inaugural
address and asked all the men,
bers to assist him in making
the club more of a success if
possible than the past year had
been and it is to be hoped that
all will grant his request for no
one can make a success of any
such any understanding alone.
The president then called for a
rising vote of thanks to the re-
firing president and secretary
for the faithful and and effic-
lent way they have served us
| the past year. After the pres.
ident had made some remarks
in regard to the improvement
of the club we were favored
with some very fine music by
Maggie Selvy. Then the min
utes of the December meeting
were read and approved. Next
in order was reading of selec'
tions and Mr.. Divelbess, Mrs
Weatherly and Mr.. Beebee re-
spondecl. Dinner was ther
announced and we adjourned
to eat the good things the
hostess knows so we'll how Il
prepare and to visit and to
look oyer the new house.
At $50 club was again called
to order and reading was re
sumed. Mrs. Alexander read
a very interesting article anl
Mrs. Orr read an original arti-
Gle as the president had re.
quested-
Then, came the young folks
program. Music by Maggie
Selvy and recitations by Allene
Latta, Vivian Cox, Roy Cox and
Christie Stephens. Questions
were next taken up and there
being visitors present from
other clubs that kindly took
part in our discussions, there
was a lively interest for some
for some time, for we are al.
ways glad to have visitors tt
help US decide any and ell Of
our knotty questions. The
first question was, How long
will it take the average vt1une
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Nyal's Stone Root Compound
devised for the purpose of
strengthening weak kidneys
and does it too. Helps them
filter the blood of impurities
and thus prevents Rheumatism
and Rright's disease.
f3 Dotv & Peterson.
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For
Fire andIITornado
Insurance
See
Ross Mclaughlin

Cut Flowers
For all occasions. We
lave completed arrangements
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Ill Bluffs, and can furnish
lou the best in cut flowers
md set pieces for all occasions.
Get our prices and see our
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Blacksmith Shop

Ralph Purviance is now work
ing for 0. r. Evans in his new
blacksmith shop and any work
in their line will be under
guarantee. Formerly owned by
John Shelton.
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NO REASON FOR DOUBT

A Statement Of Facts Backed
by a Strong Guarantee
We guarantee complete re-
lief to all sufferers from consti-
patton, or in every case where
we fail, we will supply the
medicine free.
Rexall Orderlies are a gentle,
effective, dependable, and safe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
The Poetry of Pearls
By Mrs. Eris Pritchard

- Pearls, on the nthar- hand. have
the advantage of never looking really
out OF place. II Indeed, they can be
most successfully worn in the lay
time especially II hidden under a SIM
pie and transparent network. owing
Tn the fact of the pearl being re-
e,,rded as the poetic symbol Of purity
il forms one Of the most popular of
christening presents or OF gifts to
the debutante. Tiny girls can pos-
sess small string Of pearls. whicn
can be increased in size and value
as opportunity or the generosity q
friends arises This liz wise. for the
pearl Is the gem that Is never out OF
fashion for single century. that
steadily improves commercially In
value. and In also invested with Il
mystical. poetical and historical in
terest that will never die. 1t Is a
fitting accompaniment to beauty. De
coming to youth and age, and 1t
clashes with no color In dress.
know women who regard their pearls
with n real and personal affection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
RADFoRD

Especial TO The Richmond virgfnjan.
RADFoRp. VA. April ao.--Yero.
fessors Richie and Young were
again in Radford this week In the
interest % establishing n summer
school for William and Mary. end
our ctyizens have raised a fund of
s2oo for the project.
Miss Jessie Reid returned Tnurs.
day from Visit to Lynchhurg. Rich
mond and Winston Salem. y. G.
Miss Jennie Sue Stump returned
sunday from me hospital in Roanoke
and is doing nicely
Ex-Governor Tyler left for lynch
hnrg TO attend a meeting OF the
Fresbytery, from when ee he shall
go 20 Norfolk to visit his son. Major
H-th Tyler then to Richmond TO see
MS chugnfer Mrs. Mcconnell, and
- attend meeting of thu beard ~
Union Theological Seminary, then .e
caroline county TO visit his sister.
Miss ldelie Scott. who has spen
the winter In Chicago with nor
coassn, Mrs Johannsen. returned
homo Friday
Rev. Mr.. Sieg moved yesterday II
Salem. having resigned from the
passionate OF the Lutheran churc,
here. and accepted tia chair Of re.
tigion in the new Lutheran Woman,
College there.
Miss Florence McNeal, who he,
spent the winter with her grand.
fafhe1. Mr.. ". A. McNeai. has re.
tui ned To her home In Salisbury
n G
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CHARLOTTE c. H

CHARLOTTE c. H.. VA, April 90
Congressman f. ". Saunders has ac
cented an invitation to make an ad-
dress at the ANAL exercises Of the
Charlotte hieh school IN June.
At meeting Of the conRrexatior
Of the Presbyterian church Sunday
a committee was Amounted to secure
A pastor to succeed Rev. r. l.. Nc
MAR who has accepted call to
Blackstone Va
David McKelwav. OF Pittsburg. Pa.
who he's been visiting ms old home
here. returned on Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Wilson. Mexican
refneees. are visiting r. W. Payne,
at "Refiren,ent"
Captain A. J. Terry, who has been
confined to his house all OF tho win
ter, ia rrnch imnroved ana II now at
tending his Office.
Henry Hnfcheern. Of Gloucester
county. Il vis'tir~ hts mother IN town.
Miss Mary EIfr~th CarfinRton. who
srent Faster with he~ parents. has
returned to the Nrmville Normal
school
Miss Mary 3. watkins. who spent
Easter with her parents. has returned
to her school at Glenn Allen.
Miss Lucy ERRaesxon - visiting
friends IN Tarmville.
Professor A. l.. Lincoln scent Eas-
ter with his parerts At Wakefield.
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KING GEORGE

KING GEORGE. VA. April 90
Randolph Arnold, OF Montana, arriv-
ed hero Tuesday for visit to his
father. DR.. T. T. Arnold. OF Willow
Hill. This In Mr.. Arnolds nrst visit
home since he went West twelve years
ngo.
Ralph Gedney. who spent the win
ter with his father-in-law. r. p. Tay-
lor. has returned to Washington.
Mrs. George Scroll and daughter
are spending some time at their sum-
fner home. at Comorn.
Miss Gladys Hogan. who has been
taking Postgraduate course nj
Blackstone Institute, has returned to
her homo In Comorn.
Mrs. Frederick Robinson, Of near
Fredericksburg. with her son and
daughter. are guests of Miss Miss Lii
lie Taylor. at Belle Grove, before Mrs.
Robinson sails for South Africa.
where her husband Is engaged In
business,
Attorney Thomas Lomax Hunter
was In Washington this week on bus
moss
Miss Nina Il. Cotton, who spent a
part OF the past two months at Dobbs
Ferry. n. T.. visiting her sister, Mrs.
CharlesMipick. has returned to her
home at Colonial Beach.
George Ogle Taylor visited friends
In Washington this week
Hesektah Potts has returned from
q visit on business In Washington.
T. r. Perkins. Jr.. has gone to
washington to engage In business.
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BUENA VISTA

Especial 10 The Richmond virgtnian. }
BUENA VISTA. VA. pril 2o.--Tha
pupils from the departments OF mu-
sic and elocution OF the junior school
grades gave recital In the auditorium
at the Southern Seminary Monday
evening.
One OF the best entertainments
ever given here by local talent was
the Irish Detective four.sct mel
odrama. presented BY the High School
Dramatic Club NJ the opera house
Tuesday night. The house WAS nllsd
10 ~ fullest capacity.
The ladies 81 the Episcopal church
gave an ice cream supper 1t the home
c1 Mrs c. p. Graham Tuesday after
noon.
Ths Buena vista hand. . recent or
eanination with about twenty mem
kerA y progressing nicely.
c. 4. Psil. Of Davis, W. Va. and
Mr.. ~ B. Shaw and daughter, OF
rairmOunt. W. Va. are guests OF
Niss Nay Peii. at the Southern seui-
snaFy.
Judge c. J. Campbell. OF Am
shsret, was a x;i~s. 81 his daughter,
- m r. Mills. Friday and satur-
- aesAh lean carter. 81 the
xi Ceal4g& faralty. wsa Viii
u u nj .sa !e a /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
HEATHSVILLE

especial TO The Richmond Firgfnlan
HEATHSNILLE. VA, Aprti PES
ROLAND Hall. formerly of Heathsville.
who for the PAST few wears has been
connected with the International Cor
respondence Schools Of Scranton. Pa.
has accepted position with Printers
Ink. New York
Foundation for the new Baptist mar
sonaee here was laid this week. The
Parsonage viii occupy Il site near the
high school
Colonel r. Hugh Smith, member of
Governor Mann's stan IL In Rich
nnond. this week.
Mrs L. T. Smith is visiting In Lam
caster county
Tho Patriotic Sons OF America. a
fraternal society. has secured an op-
tion on "Stratford." the historic home
of the Lees. in Wes,moreIand county,
with view to purchasing It and do
mating II to the Federal government
to be preserved as tt.e property of the
nation. II is understood that the OPP
ton covers the mansion and thirty
acres OF land, the price to he paid
Being 100000. The estate has long been
In possession Of DIR. r. II. Stuart
treasurer OF Westmoreiand county.
Rev. a. J. Reamy, Dr.. pastor OF
Coan. Smithland. Fairfelds and Fair
port Baptist churches. in Northum-
berland county. has had 10 give up the
pastorate OF these churches temporar-
NY on account OF il-hea!th. He has
been suffering from insomnia for some
time.
Rev. A. J. Reamy. Sr., Is conducting
n series ri revival services at Fairport
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Lewis and chill
dren. of Callao. are on a visit to
Wa ahin1tnp and baltimore
DR. and Mrs. E. Weymouth, OF
Calloa. have returned from New York
h german was given at Hotel North
cumberland, F7eeton, Friday night
which was largely attended.
Most of tile county schools have
closed The term was one month
shorter this year than last
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CoRDoNsvILLE

Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.)
uORDONSvILLE, VA, April 20
MIR. and Mrs. John Stone, Vt Rich
mond, were guests this week Of Mr.
Stones parents, Or. and Mrs. 7.
II. Stone. Ii South Gordonsville.
Miss Annie johnson has been
spending the week with Miss Frances
from Co, ingtcn to her horis in Rich
mond.
Bolen Clark. OF Clifton Forge. was
visitor this week at the home Of
L. J. Faber.
Miss Ruth Mcclure has been spend
ing the week with her aunt. Mrs. Il.
c. Hoeshead, In Washington.
G. c. Niche. wife and child. OF
Richmond. were guests this week
Of his sister. Mrs X. g. Watkins.
A. r. nowner and Miss Anna
Downer were guests OF Mrs. r., l.,
Bond, in Orange. this week.
Fred Herring. OF Clifton Forge,
spent several days this week with
his mother, Mrs. G.. f. Herring. IN
South Gordonsviile.
Miss jennie sneed has returned
from visit Of several weeks to her
sister. Mrs John q. voolfolk. q
Cno
DIR. Isaac Card has returned from
Richmond. where ne has had charge
Of the smallpox hospital for the past
several months.
Mrs. c. L. I.ecky has returned to
her home in Baltimore, after SPEND
ing several weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. III. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Cowherd
were Charlottesville visitors Thur
day.
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CHESTER

(Snecial to The Richmond virg,ntan, )
CHESTER. VA, April 600. w.
McLaurlne and daughter, ~ Washing
ton. d. c.. have returned to their home
after pleasant visit to their relatives
at this place.
DR.. r. c. Bruce. a prominent phy-
| stefan. Of Greenville. =. =, recently
visited friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Willis Winfree. OF
Richmond. spent several days this
week. at the hone # Mr.. Wiafree's
nieces. Mrs. John Perdue and Mrs.
f. y. Perdue.
T. J. Cleaton. Of Dinwii..ie county.
returned home Mon-,y after a shori
visit to his former neighbor. G. W.
Crunip.
Professor Henley Clark, who Is
teaching on the Eastern shore, was
called home recently on account If the
illness Of his mother. Mrs. P. H. Clark,
who has since greatly imorovei
X. l.. Taylor. OF Richmond. district
monager Of the Maryland Life -nsur-
ance Company. was IN Chester this
week. on business.
Monroe county W. Va. visited her
cousin. Professor J. G. Stiles. II the
Chester Agricultural High school.
F. a. Mills. Of the state 81 Iowa.
spent several DAYS in THIS section re-
Gently in search OF farming lard.
Mrs. Howarth and daughter, Of
Phila delphia. are visiting A. the fane
OF Thomas Shoos,nitn. ABOUT two
miles from here. Miss Mamie :;l.ta.
of Richmond and Miss MaEsi,, sslcdd.
of Powhatan Courthouse. hive been
spending some time at the home ot
their brother. W. II. Sledd. at this
place.
c. p. Davis. lumber dealer. OF
Church Road. Dinwiddie county, has
returned nome after a brief visit to
his brother. r. r. Davis.
Mrs. T. J. Shepherd and little
daughter Frances arrived home this
week. after a ten days stay with rela-
tives in Powhatan county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Warner. of
Curtis Neck. visited at the home OF
Mrs. T. Tr. Boyd. last week
a. c. Elmore, representing the firm
OF Straus Brothers. Of Richmond. was
in Chester Wednesda~.
Mrs. Helen Donaldson is spending
some tine tn New York City.
Miss Estelie Coi,'~- and Miss Mary
Beasley. OF Petersburr. are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Harry d. Eichel-
berger.
Miss Florence Lemoine has return
ed to her home at Petersburg. after
"a stay with Miss Mary y. Eichel-
berger
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WILLIAMSBURG

Sopecsa, to The Richmond virsiniau.l
wIII.IAMsBrR0. VA. April se.--
Ntss Mary Fftman returned hotne
tAis week from three months stay
n Poo,esriilc. ma. stoppins on her
way here in Washington fer a few
aarA
Mira Henry n wise, wife OF United
States District Attorney wssN, Of New
York city. spent = few DAYS with her
parents DIR. and Mrs Booth. the pas;
week.
Marsten Caristsan has gore to Ea-
asid. n. -. where no will install an
electric plant In that city.
Mrs John McGuinintb, ~ S.aunsoa.
b visiting her daughter Mrx h. F.
wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs X. #, salmon. Of Hol-
hnd Patent \. ", who have spent
the winter in Florida. are here to
spend a month With Miss Cora Smith.
Mt tire Audrey house, on Palace Green
Mr., and Mrs {, A winfree and
little daughter. OF Norfolk. v.ssted
The issser's father. r. W. Bowry. the
nyss OF The week.
&5Ss Celia Powell and Miss Emma
Lou Barlow have returned hsme at
ter spending the winter In Cape
Charles and Newport News
Mrs. Wilson and daughter. Miss
Mar of Norfolk. hare been Visiting
AIRS, Wilson's daughter. Mrs. L. w,
lane. sr.. this week
Mrs J. I. Christian has returned
home afte~ q visit to her former
home IN Fagquter county.
Mrs. Jchn W Daniel. OF Cape
Charles, IS the guest Of her sister.
Miss Emma Lou Barlow.
Miss Louise Harrison. Of Wash
ington- p. C., Ia guest OF the Misses
Macon this week.
Miss Mary Darlington Calf, Of Nor.
folk. IS a guest OF Miss Tmily Chris
r4an
Miss Luciie Ayior. Of Newport
News. is visiting Miss Katherine
Fsedfy
Mr. ]. b. c. Spencer has returned
from visit to Washington.
Mr.. II, y. Hosarth. the we'll known
lumber merchant. has returned from
visit to his brother In New Jersey
Mr.. II. Mounuin Is In New York
city this week On business. ----
Mr., b. r. Wolfe attended the meet
ing " the Grand Council Royal Ar
canum in Richmond this week
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this week Mrs. Ripple. Of Petersburg
and Miss Lima stribling. q Markham
Miss Mary Frances Adcoct and Mr.
James y. Igoe were married 1t the
PARSONAGE sof st. Mary's Catholic
church last Tuesday morning. They
are spending their honeymoon In Flor
u
ida.
Mr. James A. q. Hulnsh il visiting
at Hamilton. Va.
Mrs. Clara Henderson. who has been
visiting In King George county. has
returned home.
Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Herbert
had as their guest sast week their
daughter. Mrs. John Hooe Of War
rcnton.
Mrs. William B. Smoot. who has
been spending some time at Atlantic
City. has returned home.
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last Wednesday evening. The Rev
p. p. Phillips. rector OF st. Paurs
church performed the ceremony after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Edge left on a
wedding trip North.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. had ms
hcr guest this week Miss Elizabeth
Herbert ana Master Mark Alexander
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas had
as their weekend guest. Mr.. J. Percy
Evans.
Mrs. Preston Gibson. who has been
visiting Mrs. J. S. Douglass. has re-
turned to her homs In Leesburg.
Mrs. George Uhler had as her
guest this week. Nine. Luis Pastor.
Mr. childrey Scott. who has been
visiting Mr.. Edward 8. Fawcett. has
returned to his home in Richmond.
Mr.. Conway Cooke. Of the Episco-
pal High School was the week. end
guest Of Mrs.. Julian Burke In this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Booths
entertained the Euchre Cub at their
homo last Tuesday evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs. GeorKe 8. French.
Mrs. Edward Kemper David J. Howell
and Judge l. G. Barley.
Miss Louise Mason was the guest
this week of her aunts Miseee Gait
and Mamie Norton on Prince street.
Mrs. Eugene Bode. Of Alexandria.
paid a visit to her mother. Mrs. II. f.,
Crismond. In Frederickspurg this week.
Mrf. Rathbone Smith and her
Ruestt. Miss Given and Miss Helen
Richardson. are spendin9 some timA
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visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n
Ney.
Miss Mary Sutherland. Of Roches-
ter. N. r., who has been visiting Miss
Mary sprinkel. has gone to Sweet.
briar College for : brief visit.
Mrs Thomas L. Warren - visitino
her son. Rice Warren. In AshianA
Miss Bessie Peck and Miss Kath.
leen Harnsberger attended tho fun
erni Of John w. Blackburn at Grot-
toes Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. b. w. Switzer, Of
Lexington. were guests OF relatives
In Mi. Crawford this week.
Mrs. 8. r., sibert has gone to
Baltimore to visit her mother. Mrs
J. A. Barnette. AT l43o North Fulton
Mis- Mary winkisy has returned
from an extsnded visit 70 Maryland
ana PSnnsylvlnia.
Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur Hurkholder,
q Lynchburs. ars Waiting relatives
4. barlow Jones. d rort PLEASANT.
w. Va. was the guest this week of
Captain ana Mrs, J. samuel Harms.
berger.
Mr.. and Mrs.. :. A. Patterson, AZ
wAynesboro, have returned home
from visit to the latter's son, r.
w. Kerr. here.
Mrs. Lindsey. wife Of Or. Thomas
Lindsey. has returned 10 her home
In Washington. She was III Bridge.
water 70 attend the funeral OF fornIari
Postmaster Jacob Lind hey V.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Bhowalfcf have
returned ia THAR home ~ Wine e6txx h
hsving 6oen called IN NJ. Glli1 ~
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HARRlSONBURC

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.)
HARRIsONBuKG. VA. April 20.
MR. and Mrs. Frank I. sublstt re-
turned Thursday from Atlantic City
and other citiea. where Mr.. subistt
was recovering from an operation
for appendicitis.
Miss Eleanor GrabjiI. OF Woodstocs.
was the guest Of Mrs. Dudley Staples
t,,is week.
5 Miss Elisabeth Carpenter has re-
turned from u whit ~ Afiaa Virginia
Mish. ~ Mlddleoroo1. 4
~. clssslAa1 prselds1s NJ
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(fspecial 10 The Nichmond virkfnian.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. April 30.---Miss
Edxe were married n *. 1Aut's Fro
teStaAt Nplssspsl sANiell A. ~ ctsy