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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

Old Bushrod Perkins weighed !, ton
and life WAS quite a strenuous
game.
Before a stranger came along and put
him on the road to fame
he always had to work before, and
folks We're Very apt to poke
\ lot OF fun about his .iiz" and call
him an upholstered Joke.
l,ul he's come To his own al last and
follows now no trade craft
laxceplin just to haug around and
look like Wiiiiatn Howard Taft
The game is soft ana easy hut the
MIN who gets most o! The pelt
IS he who husIles right along and
looks like no one but hmae!l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

Sohunkus purdy had i lock Of hair
that hung down meath his hat
King OF curl, and then he MAJ bow
legged, some and short and fat
a travelin man said That he MAS j
ringer Ton u warrior bold
who swept All Europe long ago and
turned crowned heads out in the
cold,
Bohunkus poses with his hand thrust
in his vest right DER his heart,
The only thing he does all day is
stand and look lil>. i,onalarte.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
NO GAME
BRIDGEPORT AND PITTSBURGH
PLAYERS REFUSE TO PLAY,
CAUSE, NO COIN. :,

PITTSBURGH, August 16.-There
was no game between the Pittsburgh
and Bridgeport teams of the o. and P.
League here yesterday afternoon as
the players on neither team showed
up. The bridgeport players after
Wednesdays game demanded their
guarantee and this not being forth.
coming, they left for their homes yes.
ierday. None of the officials of the
league could be found in the city yes.
terday and from present Indications
the o. and P, league has blown,
The receipts Of yesterdays game
were $2l.5O. BY the agreement made
with William T. Mccullough. half of
this amount should have been paid to
him for the use OF Exposition Park.
He gave the Pittsburgh players, his
share of the receipts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
Fairies
lNlFB0N
The BEES
COSTLY ERRORS ON PART OF
FoLLAHseEE TEAM HOSES
THEM rife GAME. 80 :,

FoLLANsBEs; Aug. ID. AIN a slug
fest yesterday Falrmont took adyan.
tage of Follansbee's errors and won
out in. the ninth on hits by Richards
and Carroll, to s. The Bees batted
]. Allen hard in the first. second AND
seventh innings. The Fairies ba;led
France out OF the box in the fourth
Bratchie and Barry each had three
hits. Manager Curtis, OF the Bees,
was put out of.the game for dlsputing
Umpire BricelIn's decisions. Out OF
a total of % hits, II were for extra
bases.
The Bees scored two in the first by
solid hitting and gained three more in
the second in the same manner. The
Fairies came back in their half of the
second and got two men over.
Errors by ;ae local lniield and op.
perfume hitting by Carroll, Barry, Ed,
wards and F. Schmidt have the yisl.
tors five more in the fourth. France
then was relieved by ]. Houser. Bar.
rvs home run in the sixth, gave the
Fairies another, but the Bees added
three more In the seventh. In the
ninth, Richards doubled, went, to third
on C. Aliens out and scored on Car.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16

summary-TwO base hits, Bratchie.
W. HOuser, Carroll. Edwards, Rich
ards; three base hits, Bates, Boone.
Foster, Reeder, Bratchie; home runs.
Barry, Marshall; sacrifice hits, Fow.
Ter; stolen bases, Carroll, F. Schmidt,
Bratclile; hit by pitcher, Bates; first
on balls, Off France l, of ]. Allen 1;
struck out, by France 3. by ]. Houser
s. by J. Allen I. Umpire, Bricelin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
LADDERS, LADDERS, lADDERsi

Now that the fruit season is on lad
ders will be needed The biggest and
cheapest stock OF ladders, both
straight and extension, in Marion
county are for sale by the F. P. KEEL
ley Lumber Co. aus.l2-6t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16

Two base hit, Gibson; tire chase
hit, Wagner; stolen bases. Carey, Don
lin, Whgner; double plays. Donlin to
Mccarthy to J. MILLER; Knabe. Dooih
to Luderus. 2; Masee and Knabe; first
on balls, off seaton, 5; struck out, by
Adams. 2; by seaton. l. Umpires,
Eason and Johnston; time, 1:4O.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdayte Resutts.

Chicago. 8; Washington, 4.
Detroit. 4; New York. 5.
ST. Louis. c; Boston, 10.
Cleveland. 2; Philadelphia, 8.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16

Ramon EscObel. of Brownsville. Tex.
who recently celebrated hsi one hun.
dred and tenth birthday. says he Is
still q young man. His looks and &c:
lions would suggest a man OF GO. !;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
Standing Of the Clubs.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Erie, /; Springfield, ).
Canton, |; Grand Rapids, 4.
GAINESVILLE. 3; FIT. Why're. 2.
Akron, 2; Terre aHute, 0.
Wheeling. s; South Bend. 0.
Youngstown. 1; Dayton, ,.
Standinn NJ .bs Climbs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16

The public auction of the late Queen
Maria Pla's jewelry in Lisbon TO pay
debts contracted by the royal family
realized $275.OOO for the republican
government.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
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Ease BaLE
NArloNAL lEAaus.
Ykstefdays !sesuits 1
New York. 1; Chicago. 8.
Boston. 5; st. Louis, q
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati. 9.
Brooklyn. o; Cincinnati, 8.


Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn al Cincinnati,
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
Standing Of the Clubs.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeste rday's Results.

Rochester, 4; Providence, 0.
Buffalo, 8; Jersey City. Z.
Buffalo, 3; Jersey City. s.
Toronto. s; Newark, G.
Montreal, 8; Baltimore, Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16

st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16

apt. Charles Bennett, so years old
who harrooned whales in the Arctic
many years ago, is now driving the
village hearse at Sag Harbor. L. |.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
Standing Of the Clubs.

o. 6 P. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Fairmont. .: Follansbee. $.
Today's Games.
Bridgeport at Pittsburgh.
Fairmont at Follansbee.
Standing of the Clubs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
MEN AND WOMEN.

Mrs. Annie a. Mnlley has been Mons
mated for governor of Washington
state by the Socialist party. She Is
a teacher and lecturer. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
.PIRATEs
AGAIN TAKE poueIE HEADER rs
Winning From PAlEApEl
PtilAi

- - ~. ~ n. .,lal5fE
FITTsBuRG Aug is.-The Plrat;
repeated Wednesdays perfornane
yesterday afternoon by taking bot /;
James OF a double header from tn
Phillles, by the score OF Z to / and Z
TO on Both Adams and o'Toole pitch.
ed great ball, but an error by the lat
'set allowed the only score for the
sisitors.
The 1ieidlng Of Wagner and Donlin
were the features of the day, eDonllr
making o one hand circus catch Of
Luderus' fly TO deep right field. In the
two games Wagner accepted II
chances without an error. In the mrs
inning of the. second game Wagner nj
:or a couple and stole home Will
seaton was winding upfor a pitch.
The score:
First Game R.H.E
Pittsburgh $50. 900 300 4Ox-7 IL (.
Philadelphia 900 100: OOO-- l ~
Batteries: o'Toole and Kelley; Re,
ey and Killlfer. Empires: Johnsto
and Caston.-
Co., -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
HNOJGl
IgyTIsy)els
on THE NEW Road

81 b "
When you have counted up the gum
and cost,
When you have faced the old, old
worlds derisIon,
Its sco.ilg tale OF allsendeasots
lost;
When all IS said. leave IT the sane.
wise clInging.
To proYe ways you never can re
a call; III
y has NOT heard your golden trumpet
ringing y
opioneer. the end is worth it All.
When by your cause you stand, It's
one defender.
And hear the ieers and anger grow
.lore loud.
When greater men than you, grave
eyed and tender,
Look on your lone defiance from the
crowd.
Then, then the Joy Of battle snrges in
you,
The splendor of the quite unequal
strife.
And all the atrength of soul and brain
and sinew
Proclaims that you will win, and
this is life!
Madness and pride? Nay never heed
the shouting,
The futures yours-can you not
wait 0 youth?
In your divine concelt you know, un.
doubling,
That you have found fragment Of
Gods truth.
How shall you fail. how shall your
faith diminish?
Faith less in self than in your
splendid dream?
iou heaFd Goa speak 10 you ana at
the ilhish
far IN the east You saw your vision
cream.
MILDRED HUXLEY.
svsHYsooY IN "ARe LUCK.
suaaeiliy ne stepped up 10 gentle
man. VINO was waiting Tor the tram
anu 'appihs MN ilghtiy on the shoul
aet' SAD Excuse me- Dut ala you
uiop y hyffIi'ouhd note AZ lhe same
'ime holding out In his hand the arti
eie.
ne sen'iehiah questioned gazed
iHoHhei! u the NOTE assumed an ahSi'
gus iook' MADE a nasty search oil MS
poeAe's' ana salu' Why' SO did' ano
naun missed ~ hoiaing out al
eager hahd, Jnsl
"e e'ueriy huh'er 'ook the name
anu auuress Oh me loser and putting
Tue iio.e III ms pocket turned away
weii' SAID Inc other' DO you want
II al US a reward!
On dld not hnd one, remarked Na
.he benevolent one win another
peam' out It struck me that In a big
pace IKE London there must be a
quantity Oh money iost' ana upon IN
curry | iouha that you are the one
hunarea ana thirty'ilrst man VINO mas
l'st " n'e,Found ho'e ms morning
-Lohdoh Answers
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BASIS

Tho West vlrslnlan stops all nall
Z subscriptions when the tlme ex.
plres. BE prompt In making re.
/, newals II you want your paper to
Sss1tI9as wliRoH. Interruption.
We cannot comply with the poat-
al regulations and keep up the
standard Of the paper In any other
way.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-16
Today's Cameo.

Today's Cameo.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Providence.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Montreal at Newark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
1esoto FL.agerald. RICHMOND.

DeSoto Fitzgerald. Richmond.
one OF the most delightful AFFAIRS
OF the season was the swimming pool
Parry given by Billie" Wearing, OF
New York. on Tuesday night. about
nifty guests being present The prizes
which were awarded for the various
races were unusually beautiful. The
lighted candle races for the mon ana
the young women was novel, because
all the lights in the swimming pool
We're turned out. and only The sliinner
OF the tapers showed where the swim
mers were. Prizes We're won by Miss
Emily Powell. Cincinnati. Miss Anne
TiNyLor Richmond Miss Grace In
gals. Boston, Lawrence Lewis. Cincin-
natl; Writ Robinson. West Point, y. y:
John Smith. and the mems relay race
by T. r. Danisnn. Louisville Nor
borne Gray. Louisville. George ". Ste
vens. Jr, Richmond. Joe Bailey.
Washington.
Mrs Edward Wheeler. of Bunalo.
gave one of the most beautiful morning
bridge luncheons OF the season on Mon
day at the Casino. and after the game
the guests were seated at small tables
on the veranda. each table having
large wicker baskets filled with flowers
and tied with blue tulle
over 100 American Beauty roses were
used at the bridge luncheon Given bv
Mrs George +. Adams on Tuesday. the
affair being held ~ the loegia. fol-
lowed by luncheon in the cafe.
Mrs. Rawl!ns Lowndes. OF Charleston.
: c.. gave delightful supper party
in the cafe Monday evening. covers be-
ing laid for thirty guests
At the country home OF the Reads.
Beauregarde.' Miss Read entertained
at tea Wednesday. many of the guests
at the hotel going over in automobiles
and on horseback The affair was in
honor of Mrs Charles H. Read
y solid cover of roses and Individual
basket with corsage bouquets FOR tho
women ana buttonhole bouquets for the
men. were the flowers used at the din
ner pnrtp was given by Miss Gertrude
Carter of Richmond. in the cate Tues
day night. Those present were Mrs.
Garter Miss Kate Mott. OF New Orleans.
La. Miss Mary Cosby New York Miss
Alice Lewis. CINCINNATI the Misses
Wilson. Norfolk E. Medley Scovii.
New York. Joe Bailey. Washington
Jack iialcomb 10 Lane stern Rich
mond c. Whittlc Sans. Norfolk. and
MIR Cunningham
y supper party on Tuesday night in
the cafe was given by Edward Rum
boldi, his guests hoine MIR and Mrs.
Marion Whaicy. Charleston. s c. MIR
and Mrs Schuyler Leggett. New YORK
Mrs Frances iiorreshon. New Work
Mr. and Mrs g u. WcrnwnF. Reth-
syres Pa Mrs Julia kellogg Bradley.
John Breckenridge and Mr. Lee
The chldren's fancy dress ball is
always one OF the most enjoyable
events OF the season. and great credit
is duo 20 Professor c. v zaoley for
the wonderful success OF the party last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

upon her cottage porch, which was il
Illuminated woth Japanese lanterns and
decorated with hanging baskets nmed
with ferns and trailing vines The at
tractive prizes-a silver drinking cup
and dainty vanity bag-were won ny
Mrs. c. 7. Dean, Of Lynchburg. and
Miss Gilker. OF san Antonio. Texas.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Ethel
Thomas entertained at chatting dish
party in honor OF Miss Claudia Nolte.
The porch Of Beechwood Cottage was
strung with wards and yards OF Irvine.
Indicative Of game OF comwebs.
which was played with much enjoy
ment Those participa ting were. Miss
Vaughan. Miss Campbell and others
a large kimona party was given this
past week at which nearly all the
Young women o. the springs were pres
ent.
Friday afternoon party from
shawsville. returning from picnic
TO styles Falls. reached here IN time
for supper. and remained for the
dance.
several dinners and suppers have
been enjoyed at one of the houses on
top OF the adjacent mountains Mrs.
Jameson OF Portsmouth. chaperoned a
party which consisted of Mrs Vera
Gentry. OF Richmond. Miss Alice Camp
bell. OF san Antonio. Texas: Messrs.
Book of Elliston. George Martin, OF
Portsmouth. Carl Henkel. Of stanton.
and Minter OF Richmond
All rere sorry 10 see the departure
Of Mr. and Mrs w. Reed Venabie Of
Richmond and their little daughter.
Jane Reed They were here on visit
to Mrs Nenahle's mother Mrs George
Schoen, of Richmond.
The annual minstrel show given by
the walters was held on Monday night
in the dining room. The performance
was a good one. ana ended with cake
walk which provoked much laughter.
Many of the guests had never seen a
cake walk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
BON AIR
Especial to The Times-Dis

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Bon AIT August 2+-AIiss Frances
Grey, who is spending the summer at
the Inn. has as her guest Miss Grant.
of Cincinnati.
Miss Virginia Miller is visiting rela-
tves in Campbell County.
Mrs Joseph Newly. Of Norfolk. ana
Miss Helen Pinkerton. OF Baltimore.
are guests of Mrs. Edwin Pinkerton
Edwin McCner has recently return.
ed from Lynchburg.
Miss Margaret Michigan has gone TO
Rocky Mount, ~ c. to spend several
weeks
Mrs Farre Cooke, who has been
visiting Mrs Cooke went TO Virginia
Beach this week
Miss Jennie Talcott is visiting Miss
Ruth Robinson at her home in Can
ada
Tom Yeai was recent guest .,
Miss Elizabeth Macon. OF Williams
burg. is the house guest OF MISS Aylifte
watson AT "Coraland
MISS Florence Peple and her niece.
Miss Mary Peple. will be at the Ainslie
cottage until September
Miss Margaret McCluer returned
from Montreal, y c.. on Friday
ENerard Meade was the guest OF
Basil Jones recently
Miss Mary Randolph Tathrop snent
the week end at the home OF Mrs.
H. *. IalCOtf at SOuthamnfon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
Summer Resorts
CHARLOTTESVILLE

charlottesville. August 2i-Thc large
co4ony Of charming people at Jefferson
Iark nave participated In many enjoy
spio forms OF gaiety during the past
week.
on Friday morning card party con
his'ine Of bridge ana ivo hundred was
given for tho guess on tho spacious
.seranPa the mrs. prize, silver
tnlmble. was won by Mrs Adolphus
Blair. OF Richmond tho second a
bridge set was awarded rlrs. Bossieux.
also Of Richmond. while the third
highest score won for Miss Lou Redd.
OF Ashland. 1ottie OF perfume. TN.
hrst second and third prizes in i've
hundred were won by Miss Stella
Crane Of Richmond MISS Madee Prlco.
OF Norfolk. and little Miss Floriue
Guibert Of Ashland. Respectively.
After the awarding OF the prizes dainty
refreshments were eeryed
Monday afternoon Mrs. a. = Guilbert
was hostess ~ watermelon feast TO-.
tho junior contileeui in honor OF her
young son Mas,cr Louis.
Another brldpc party on Monday
morning was given by Mrs James Dis
ney. Of Richmond The winning play
ers. Mrs. l. NJ Foster Mrs r y Mac
Donald and Mrs Edmund Benson. Ill
Of Richmond. being the recipients o.
pieces Of beautiful IN uted oAna
There have been many dr wing par
tics. Mr and Mrs Stuart coke Mr.
ana Mrs Edmund Benson. Mrs Bin
ford Mrs Macdonald Miss Gelinc
Mac Donald. Mrs John Alvey and Mrs.
BeTryman being among those taking
advantage Of the proximity %, Montl-
colo and the surrounding beautiful
eday afternoon several OF the
Of no s.-f a. FaT
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week. The hit of the evening was a
wonderfully large one for sucn tiny
tot TO make. Nelson Boswell, OF Dan
Vile the littls chap who led the grand
march, being only about two feet nigh.
and only three summers have passed
over his golden head. The thirty eight
children We're all attired in beautiful
costumes. and the affair was watched
by hundreds OF guests.
Mrs. Leon Dure. of Charleston :
c.. entertained Thursday morning a:
bridge At the Casino
Mrs. james Branch, of Richmond
gave a lovely morning bridge party at
the Casino Friday. TO which about NIFTY
guests We're Invited.
The tennis tournament. the largest
ever held hero, was won as follows
Mixed doubles Miss Emily Powell. GIN
cnnati, and Douglass Allen. Cincinnati.
women's singles. Mrs. Haight. New
York mems singles. Douglass Allen.
Cincinnati. womens doubles. Miss Ncli
Pitts. Richmond. ana Mrs. Hasht. New
York. The prizes were given az ten
mis- tea held Monday at the Casino.
and the presentation speeches. which
were very clever. were made by Io
Lane stern OF Richmond
Nineteen rose-hlled baskets and a
centrepiece OF seven large baskets OF
roses were the decorations used at the
breakfast given by Mrs Barton Grundy.
OF Richmond last Saturday. covers be-
ing laid for thirty guests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
HARRISON BURG

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
HarrisonburB Va, August 24.-Niss
Sallie Williams. OF Yazoo CITY, Miss.
Is a guest OF Miss Margaret Peale
she is daughter of senator John
Sharpe Williams
Or Wallace Palmer a PRESBYTERIAN
divine OF Lynchburs. is visiting his
mother hero. pr. Palmer is son Of
the ate Or Edward Palmer. in his
day a beloved minister of Hnrrison-
burg
Mrs wingncld. wife OF Rev. w Tup-
per Wingtield of Lynchburs Is visiting
her cousin. Mrs j. w. Van Lear
superintendent and Mrs W Il.
iIeistcr are visiting the formers
mother in Highland County. They and
Dr T. G. Fircbaugh attended the mar
riagc Of Professor a. X Hopkins and
Miss FIrcbaugh at Rockbridgc Baths
last Thursday.
Mrs Imogen Avis Palmore is So
lourning at IIo, springs
Mr. and Mrs : H. BloXtOn are visit
ing relatives in Warrcnton.
Mrs J /. Wissler. Of Nit Jackson.
w II DcBruin.
Dr. Lee Bocock. Of Alabama. who Is
spending the summer at Hotel Elkfon.
was guest OF his relative. Mrs E
c. MnrtN. this week
Mrs Elizabeth Blackwood and daush-
ter. Miss Anne. are guests OF Nfr and
Miss Lizzie Bell of Baltimore. isl
visiting Mrs Walter Miller. in Elkton.
DR. LGrty y Harris and Mrs Harris
are visiting relatives in Harrisonhprs.
Or. Harris has given up his practice at
MIL CreAA. W. Va, lie !s Il nephew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
WAYNESBORO
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Waynesboro. Va. August 1.-THE
season at Brunswick Inn is now at its
height.
Mrs. c. Il. snow gave Watermelon
Feast TO the children at the Inn on We'd
nesday. and hayridc was given them
10y Mrs. Silva out to her beautiful farm
about three miles from the Inn.
The hit OF the season was tacky
party, in which most OF the guests took
part and their costumes were very
striking. The grand march took place
and wound UP with a Virginia reel
a fishing party was given on Fri
day by Judge and Mrs. Prince OF Pc
tcrsburG. After a most successful day
the party returned to delightful
Dutch supper in their cottage.
large party went to I.uray on a
special excursion, returning the same
DAY after very enjoyable trip.
There arc many charming additions
to the crowd in the last week at the
Inn Mrs Frnak wise and Miss
Douglas Wise. Mr.. and Mrs Adams. OF
Richmond Mir and Mrs 4. +. Robin
son and two attractive daughters. Of
Cincinnati, O Mrs. Isabel Poor and
family are spending some time a the
Inn: Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood. OF Nor
folk IRE guests at the Inn. with Miss
Fitchett OF Eastville, and Miss Eliz-
yehAth Dyson, OK Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
BOWLING GREEN

Special To The Times Dispatch
Bowling Green va. gust 94-Nfisz
NNeellie Borum who has been visiting
friends q Louisa. mas returned home
Miss Annie Moncure or Blackstone.
is visiting her grandparents. Judge
and Mrs u 4 Moncurc
pr ana Mrs. ~ T. Rtoaddus and
Miss Frances B BroaHdus are spending
THIS week. in Now York
Mrs William Howard. OF Hampton.
who Inns hfon visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs W W. Wright has returned
homo and was accompanied by Misc
Annie Lake. who viii spend some time
with her
Miss Annie NJ whito has returnoo
from visit TO Niagara Falls. ana
other places
MISS Julie Collins. 81 Roslyn. after
VISIT of several weeks 20 friends. has
returned home.
nr and Mrs Edward Wright. OF
Richmond eto 40 INC Lawn Hotel.
Mrs a CncNning. Of Louisa. IL
visiting Ter daugntor Mrs Waiter
Wilson 80 M. Lawn Hotel
Nr and Mrs " y Travis spent n
part q this week b Baltimore
Mrs 9 G Roy Of Atlanta. Is visiting
at the home OF III G. S. Webb.
Miss Margaret Webb. who haE b<en
spending some time al the White Hul-
phnr springs, has returned A2Lne.