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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
HAM REID SEES
MAMMOTH CLAN
BACK FROM FISHING TRIP HI
TI.ILs or MONSTER DOWN
MOUNTAINEERING WAY.

After spending ten days, and no.
body knows how much money. Ham
Reid returned last night from fish
ing trip to Monyemensing Point.
He clai1ns Ia have caught many
fish, but as they are mere incidents
TO fishing trip, Mr. Reid mentions
some clans that he saw. not that
he caught, From what he says they
cannot be caught except by an old
lronsides or the L. s. navy.
We were lolling back in the cleo
trlr launch said Mr. Reid. when
We casually hoated un TO an island
All of as got OUT to gather some
water melons when the island started
to move. 1t car2eG us TO shore, about
two miles away and when we got off,
we found that the island warn't no
island s-tah 1t was big clam
OF course the clam didn't say any
thing. bat il was the biggest clam
ever saw. George Guvernator showed
me one al West Point once almost
as big, but This one beat them ALI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

fSps al u The Richmond VireinIan.l
AHNo%IA, VA, August % Re
cert good rains throughout this sec
tl9a have resulted in greatly improved
crop conditions Dn the night Of
ne l7th, l.le inches fell. on The
lstn. 80 and on the goth. 30. with
a shower iast night. aEgTeeatIng near
p two Inches Of rain with great
humidity and suitriness This has
Teen Mighty benehcial 10 the corn
crops FOR the summer The apple crop
also promises TO be an excellent one.
Waterrneions and canteloup4s Of a
superior quality are coming In from
farming sections and prices are mod
crate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

the assembly hall. of Fairmcunt
school.
This meeting is called for the pur-
pose of hearing from all the candi-
dates for the administrative board.
In addition 10 the many questions al
ready discussed by the candidates
the club will be pleased, rs the sec
rotary says, to hear from them about
the taxation asse ssmept.
1t is said the candidates claim
they will show there have been many
mistakes made in this assessment.
Mr.. knowles. who Is one of the cam
didates, went 10 the assessor yester-
day and secured a copy of his list.
which he had flied some time ago.
showing that he had not overlooked
this important part Of the functions Of
O. patriot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Mr. Iu,.v Pri,lsly

Especial to The Richmond Nirgfnian)
KEYSVILd4E, VA, August "a
After an illness Of month. Mrs.
Lucy Priddy, widow Of the late Will
liam Friddy. died today at the home
of her daughter at Charlotte Court
house, aged seventy-seyen. She is
survived by the following children:
Mrs. J H. Ingram, W. II. and j. {.
Priddy. of this county. Orlando
Priddy. of Farmville. and Mrs. Rus
sell =. Thompson, Of Emporia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

John II Haynes, giving his occu-
patton as an engineer. fled q petition
in voluntary bankruptcy IN the United
States District court Yesterday through
his attorney. Edgar b. English,
Liabilities are scheduled at st.64s 81,
with no assets. The matter was re
ferred to Thomas b snead. referee
in bankruptcy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

EADF0RD. VA, August es--~Isnac
Hal. s!xty-one years bid. who was
MAYOR Of Radford In 1904 and 1905.
died TUESDAY az cootes' Store. Rock
'ngham county, Va.
Mr.. Hall was native - Franklin
oeatsy, Va. He leaves a widow. one
daughter. Mrs A. " jennings Of Ros-
nose, and one son. Dr. e o. Hall. OF
1o1tes' Store.
ne funeral tank place yestertiay
n IA the-huria. was al TlIrIayfown
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
CANDIDATES MAY
MAKE EXPLANATION
NORTHEAST LEAGUE WANTS TO
HEAR ABOUT THOSE TAX
ALTON ASSESSMENTS.

w. A Worrell, Of the Northeast
Civic Improvement league. of Jeffer-
son and Madison wards. has called a
meeting of that club, for tonight at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
FIXES PLACE FOR
ANNUAL MEETING
GENERAL sTITH BOILING OF CON-
FEDERATE VETERANS Isst Es
GENERAL ORDER.
RICHMOND MEMBERS or ORDER co
EN MAssE TO SEE FRIENDS
~ TOWN OF PETERS
RJRG,
Virg .nian Bureau.


Wig man u uIe@o.
$1,000. Law Bulidlus. Thohe
NJ r.. + = 1 ns nl ~, a , a us n9'
-,'''.',it 10i.pi al ST. -;
tianulhs me VIRGINIA sls'on 80 -.
iss,iad 81 ganerai order Snnonncing to
- q o. " u, "a
th me ~ nnr, e naisausS "n0 81 nv III
- - ~, "a i'''',.'''e % ~ g.
te,nber 25th 5s+b and 27th the
grand camn ~ ~apfedsrata veterans
VII n,aef In p,1tasti 49,, VA. s,,e dates
the Viretnta diyislau r. q Y en-
braces four bripada. ana one hun
dred ana twenty-ttI,. .aolp4
Walter Stafford il Hurt.
Walter f. Staffom, brother of J.
. stafford. proprietor IF Iaryey's
Laundry. on RoIltnshral< street. was
painfully injured this morning al 10
O'Clock The young man was 1T work
in the laundry. and mad his right arm
caught in one of the machines For
tunatey no bones were broken, but
the arm was badly decorated from the
hand to the elbow. The flesh and
teadons Of the arm were painfully
torn. Mr. Stafford was taken to the
petersburg hospital. and attended by
Or, Burke.
Fay traternal Visit.
me ~isitlng committee Of the Jr.
-. - NJ, OF NIrhWoud. paid a
: = d terlal VISIT 70 fae three local
s9ases OF the order tonight They
~ accom- urea n\ St"te I"uhcliior
~, a, GORDON. OF t-lAt"u aud State
y , ,.p, t5o'', LOT r.. a. wharton. OF
,sio' mona Inc Elslt"fs were met at
-, 'l p 'S a ue'eE"'t"h from the
80, So aiu ts''' ''H 10 the ioaEe
r1sa aSa,a .a''si ''s'''A '>'' Uses look
III. ~ eSSTs We mace oy Inah-
lon r'oi sn WoF n1e wee eanerilof Whar-
Thls Wa foIIa,,|a5 w. vac 80, ''u -. Vs.
In honor ~ ~ ''', ~ ~, ~ Gu
greath. enfnva5 H.. al '', ~ VII" was
Mrs R,bec,,. Iaroy
Mrs Rebecca Hail. 49,, ,,.ff. ~
Ira w Ramey diet mis- tonr,tn, a.
|4.s0 o'clock at her hnmr No a.
south Adams street She ,,,ae thirt,.-
eight Years old. and h4a. hem siek
long time Mrs. Rauey was a mem
her Of Washington S-r.,t Et.tbadis,
church and was noted for her kind
and generous dispnslt on. she fs sl,r-
Vived by her HUSBAND one son Ira
" Eamey, Jr., of this clty. one dapgh-
ter. Miss Gladys Ramcy. Of this city.
Also By her parents, MIR and Mrs.
James 4. Lane. Of Prince George
county, and three sisters. The fun
erai viii take place tomorrow after
noon at o clock from Washington
street Methodist church.
TO Give Lawn Party
The Sunday school of IFey Me-
sons Mil swift creek. tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Society

tu~~----~--~~-x--------~
An interesting tennis tournamen,
sas been in progress this week at
the White sulphur Springs, and the
ma tches each day have been viii
messed by large crowds Of fashion
able spectators. including many Rich
nona people. Miss Nell Potts, of
Richmond, and Mrs. Height. of New
YORK wN~e the successful contestants
in the women's doubles.
Misses Payne ftosie~ses
Misses Nell and Erta Payne. who
spent several months sn Richmond
last winter with Mrs. Eppa Hunton
gr were nostesSes w ednesaay morn
ing at bridge party, at their home
In HarriSonhurg, ia honor Of Misses
katherine and Emily White, 81 Phiia
delphia Mrs II A. W Happier, Of
Richmond ana VI ISIS Mary sprinkel
Of HaFrisouburg won the prizes
Dainty refreshments ere served after
1he game.
Teose present Were Misses RATHER
the ard Emily White. of Phiiadei-
}h5a. Anne BlaekWocd, u Washing
ten. ~ c.. Rosajis and Mary Sprinksi
AVS Tstum, Irene StrayeT. Ernstihe
iuener Virginia Faui Ethel Golden,
AIRS u. a W. L'aPFs'. - - w.
MIS- Naac ot'f@h. ~ iSefiRs- ''a,,
Mrs FTed WATSON anu MIS-. it''"seh
Avs Palmer
Whist Club Plays,
The Stav-at-Hone Whist cIuh met
ve8resia,. evening with Mrs g. "
= Frrrk - .ns East Franklin
street instead n Monday evening. as
us4ai. Tap SCORE was made 10y Mrs,
8iav5 smith and Mrs Brock. The
ctaa "ia meet WITH AFs- DioeN @e''"
heAt ~eaN.
HOUSE Party at Clifton.
,rzs g....irg rarfar : entertaining
4.r..h.f-1 hn.,ar parfv at chiffon. ?"
a. ta.,,ttt,l country home az ner
f,ta,har Airs Herbert sutton. near
4}+.srrar8 tr honor If Miss Ruth
ssna9trg aF charleston. $. G. and ar
t3earGr Whorwoud, of South Boston
IA. Ur guests are Misses Bette
ana Mrule, Alma and hyra G'tis'
CLAD .IaNf"r ana RHth Aoot' -
Aiessre tnHp J.. Taylor, John ply,
Ja K Bastard shelton Briggs ana
George W Norv ood
ATS Sattun gave tacky aarts last
Thursday Sea honor ~ her daHe fter $
guests when those present were
Misses GoadiuE. Fischer Louise Belle.
f{orfrnse and mabel sutton. Alma and
49, ellis Maize Barham. Mrs car
- Mr. and Mrs Rector Messrs
f.1t.rss Norwood. Prank and Wade
fs.+rs 81 ,,c.,,,,. Carter Iehn Eiw,
s1a,..,, Jatr4It. sutton 7avIur
$500. - othare
,.tt G.,t.,n yr4r t5e tartt,-
t,4f,,J~I me hanIy
f''@e "''" '''
Flt~f
Entertained In Roanoke
sr.-- Iy....~ A,.+p5yy4 entertained IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

We are going to get gatling gun
from the Howitzers and catch this
clam and bring him back to Rich
mond ana put him on exhibition at
the state fair But that WAS not all,
for
Just at that time tho motorman
stopped the car and Mr.. Reid got
eff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

Nj Robert F. sutton. Of Richmond.
ana Miss Elizabeth s Wood. daugh-
ter Of Mr. J H. Wood Of Charlottes-
Vile. were married In Washington on
Tuesday the Re, Z. n SVEN on
eating MIR and Mrs. sutton Will be
At home in Richmond after septem-
Der ler
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Whittier Stafford j. Hurt

Walter e. Stafford, brother of ].
{. Stafford. proprietor ~ Haryeys
Laundry. on Bollinsbrok street, was
painfully injured this morning at 10
O'Clock The young man was 1T work
IN the laundry. and had his ght arm
caught in one of the machines. For
tunatelY no bones We're broken, but
tho arm was badly lecerated from the
hand to the elbow The flesh and
tendons Of the arm were painfully
torn, Mr.. Stafford was taken to the
Petersburg hospital. and attended by
Dr. Burke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

Miss Eva Lacy has returned from
thariottcs* where she was the
guest ~ NJ isses Marie and Clarice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

PETERSBURG, VA. August pa
Major General Stith Boiling. com
manding the Virginia division OF
United Confederate Veterans. today
issued general order announcing TO
the different brigades and camps that
the next annual meeting of the d!Vt-
sion viii be held in Pulaski city. Sep
tember 25th, 10th ana eth. The
grand camp Of Confederate veterans
Will meet in Pulaski on the same dates.
The Virginia division L. 6. W en-
braces four brigades and one hun
qFed and twenty five camps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

Mrs j %. Csrneal and Miss Nell
Csrneal have Joined the Richmond
contingent at the White Sulphur
Springs
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09
Wide Awake Rural Young Who Do Things Dallas County Qoa)
Girls Went State College Short


II the managers Of farmers insti-
tutes understood how much interest
can be given to meetings of this kind
by the young people, they would new
er fail to give the boys and girls a
big place in the programs.
So says A. A. Burger of Iowa State
college, who lectures before scores OF
Institutes and short courses every
season and who knows. In an article
On Making the Farmers Institute
More Useful" in the Iowa Agricultur-
list, he makes the following sugges-
tions for giving the boys and girls
place:
In addition to the regular work, 1t
would be good plan to have the boys
and girls, as we'll as the teachers,
take part in the program. A little
time given to selections of vocal or
instrumental music, recitations, short
dialogues, etc., adds variety and inter
est to the program, interests the boys
and girls in that kind Of work and
gives them a chance to develop.
"a boys and girls corn Judging
contest could be made a profitable
feature Of the institute. 1t would
serve as an advertisement; it is in
structive and may be conducted at
any time of the year. 1t would also
be good plan to send special invi-
tations either by letter, telephone or
by individuals to the teachers in the
community, asking them to enlist the
interest of their pupils and the young
people of the district in the exhibits
and in these contests Ask the boys
to bring in ten ears of their best corn
for the boys exhibit and for use in
the corn judging contest Before the
contest begins it would be we'll to
| have the contestants called together
for short period of instruction by
the person in charge. Contests con
Quoted in this manner have prac-
teal and an educational value.
Have a bread-judging contest for
the girls. Ask them to bring the best
loaf Of bread they can make for the
bread exhibit and for use afterward
in the bread Judging contest. The OBJ.
ject of the contest is not only to have
the contestants learn from the in.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09

struction given how to make good
bread, but also to know when bread
Is made the best way. In connection
with the regular domestic science
program one of the most available
features is the demonstration work.
This can be arranged for without
much extra time and always proves
to be very popular.
Boys stock Judging contests
should be encouraged. They may be
conducted even in winter when suit
able room can be obtained and either
horses, COWS, hogs or colts may be
used. A part of the period may be
used for instruction. The animals
should then be placed by the con-
testants and afterwards by the per-
son in charge who gives the reasons
for the placing. Many Institutes,
even where such contests are not
held, have successfully followed the
plan of bringing few good animals
for regular demonstration and in
struction work. Where this Is done
a definite time Is set apart for the
work.
IF there is place where such
will help the program, ask the teach
er to have the school represented by
furnishing music OF some other form
of entertainment that will not inter.
/! fere with the regular work of the In
stitute. BY all means, provide for a
school exhibit. See that the county
| superintendent has an urgent invita-
| ton to be present and to cooperate
in helping the schools and the teach
ers in nearby districts to take advan
tage of the good things offered at the
institute for them. If the time can
be secured 1t would be an excellent
plan to set apart one evening for 9
declamatory or spelling contest. The
contest may be conducted by the in
stitute under the direction of the
county superintendent or some othel
capable person When properly ad
yertised and conducted such pro
grams are exceedingly interesting
they bring out large attendance ani
have much Of educational value Il
the teachers and pupils Of the pub
lie schools
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09
Difficult Alternative.

What want to see," said the econ
omist, sis a system which will compel
these big enterprises to get out and
fight each other to finish.''
I'm other words, your idea is that
the only way to prevent collision is to
arrange collision"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09
soue,ched Him.

Mr.. Hoopah-Yon's de onliest girl
ever loved, Deliai
Miss Cole--You kin set heah an say
dat till you turns black In De face, but
I ain'tfgwintes h'1ieve yop-Pusk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09

No Cheap Grocery House Stuff
when you buy Pals or Tubs at John
Nelsen'e. If
DIR. L. J. Oldaker, Dentist. Office
n the front rooms over the Chris.
Jensen Jewelry store. All work In
my line promptly attended to.
Your Shoes Repaired neat
fy and promptly at C0ttoss's
Store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09
N. E. Church Notes
Congregational Church

The epring ia late and you have
no time to fool sway. Get a gang
pillow of John Nielsen. If
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09

For Greeley Farmers Mutual Fire
and Lightning Insurance see
Fred Wahlert ST., Extra, Iowa
VIM. L. Clark, Hamlin, Iowa
M. j. Masterson, Audubon.
Have other agents in Audu-
bon, Guthrie and Adair coun.
ties. Also Wind and lorna
do Insurance Written. See
II. N. Huss, Secy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-09
For Rent

The Millinery Store building in
Extra. For further particulars, in
quire of LATE Simpson, Audubon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
NORWOOD

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
Norwood Va. April 6.-Ars. sue
Somcrvilic returned OH Thursday last
from II three weeks stay In Lynch
burg.
Miss Minnie Dolen was taken to ST.
Andrews Hospital. in Lynchburg, on
Monday. WheIc she was operated on
for appendicitis. She was accom-
panied by Miss Mary Dolen and Dr..
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Bolton and
children. OF Wingina, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Misses Alice and Helen JoSdan spent
saturday and sunday with Mrs. Gay,
OF Buffalo.
Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick. Of Bcrryville.
arrived OH Tuesday TO visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Elliott Cabell.
There will be an enterta inment given
nj tile Norwood High School OH Easter
Monday by the young people.
Johnnie Il. Johnson made a short
stay in Lynchburg last week.
H. T.. I-ayman was the guest in the
home of DR.. G.. C. Galloway Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
BOWLING GREEN
Especial Ito The T,mcs-Disna,.

Especial to The Times Dis atch.I
Bowling Green. Va. April 6.-Dr.
John Winston, OF Norfolk, IS visiting
his sisters, Mrs. Robert A. Coghill ana
Mrs, Cordie Lee Moncure.
Miss Leila Lacy and Miss Boicc of
Richinond, spent Monday here with
Miss Frances Is. Broaddus, Mrs.
Cathnrinc Lee Bert and. daughter
Mary. of Waverly, arc visiting the
formers parents. Dr.. and Mrs. Will
A. S, McDougal. after spending sew
eral weeks With his daughter. Mrs.
l. Il. Martin. has returned TO his home
In Harrisville, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. G. Chewing, OF
richmond, spent Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. walter Wilson. at the
Lawn Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Ryland has returned 10
her home in Richmond, after weeks
visit TO her sister, 1Irs. W. l. Broad
dus.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Green spent
Hanover.
Miss Blanche Coghiil has returned
from Richmond, where she spent Il
week with her sister, Mrs. w l.. Boyd.
Mrs T.. :. CoghiIl is visiting her
parents in Stafford.
Mrs. Carey. of Petersburg. is spend
ing some time with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. r.. q. Blythe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
BRISTOL
months.

Especial TO The Times -D;spatch.l
Bristol. Va. april G.-Thc many
Bristol friends of Miss Rnea Hunter
nave learned with interest that she
has won In a contest with $50 young
women singers for a position in a
terian Churches Of New York Miss
hunter, who is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. X c. Hunter. of johnson City,
Tenn. was educated in music under
the late Jerome Hanshue in Virginia
lntermont College, this city. She is
now receiving further training under
frederick *. Martin, a noted vocalist
or New York Miss Hunter Will in
the near futue give recital at the
noted musicians will be present
MISS Saraphine Ecndrick, who is
attending a school in Washington. ID.
G.. is in Richmond, where she will
spend the Easter sea son with relatives
Mrs. Robert p. London entertained
Tuesday afternoon, complimentary to
her mother. Mrs. y. J. Wagner, who is
her guest.
Mrs. Dallas Tucker left Wednesday
where she will visit before going 10
North Carolina TO join her husband,
the Rev. Dallas Tucker, who has ac,
cepted the rectoratc OF church in
that State.
J. Cioyd Byars, OF Norfolk, was a.
visitor in Bristol this week
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lowry have
returned from Baltimore, where they
Rev. and lrrs. George r. Stuart, of
Cleveland, Tenn, were visitors in
Bristol on Tuesday of this week, being.
guests OF former Governor John l. Coz
and family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
BUEMA VISTA
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

lSpeclal TO Inc Times ispa tch.
Buena Vista. Va, April 6.--The home
OF Mrs. Davidson. OH South River,
Wednes day evening was the scene OF
"A very attractive home wedding, at
which time her daughter, Miss Ger
trude, Davidson was married to Beverly
Morris Iiigginbotham. Henry Higgin-
botham was best man, and Miss
Jeanette Lackey maid of honor. I'M
mediately following the ceremony a
wedding supper was served, after
which the newly married couple drove
TO Bnena Vista: where they took the
other points. They Will return by
Buena Vista. and after spending sew
eral days Will leave for Rupert. ".
Va. where Mr.. Higginbotham is asso
ciated win large coal concern.
MISS Carrie Nicherson, who has
been spending some time in Roanoke.
returned homo Friday.
Mrs. Macdonald Lee and Miss Annie
Lee, of Irrington, are the guests of
Misses Grace and Rubinctte Lee, at
the Seminary.
Mrs. a. c. Jones, OF Baltimore, Is
the guest of her daughter, Miss Helen
Jones, at the Seminary.
Mrs. Frank Clemmer, of AIiddlebrook,
is the guest OF Mrs. w. J. Wright
Mrs. II. r. Mills Is spending several
Gays With her parents. Judge and Mrs.
G. I. Campbell, at Amherst
Miss Audrey Robey, who has been
spending some line in Norfolk, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Ethel White, of Norfolk, was
the guest of Miss Marie Robey this
week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
ARVONIA
rsn.o,al 10 The Timee-Dispatc

rspecial to The Timee-Dispatch.j
Arvonia, Va, Aprii 6.--Alrin r.:
evans formerly of Arvonia, now OF
Richmond, spent several days mere las.
week, returning TO Richmond Monday
Miss Vera Yer Planck OF BROOKLYN,
\. s.. who is well known here. ana
who has frequently paid visits 10
Buckingham county, arrived at the
Arvonia Inn on Monday. She VIII re-
main In this neighborhood for week
or more. ;,,
,hcir little son, Grin. left on Tuesday
10 make their home III PENNSYLVANIA
Inc home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones before
Misses Elizabeth and Edith P ,G,, 5;
Now Canton, with their friend, Miss
Edith Marie Wilson, returning nome
sunday afternoon
The local chapter OF Royal Arcil
Masons met in the temple mere on
THURSDAY night, receiving two appii-
cations for membership. II Is eN
uected the degrees will be cohierreu
Within the next month. The chapter
is in good condition. and Is constantly
increasing its membership.
Preparations arc now ma KING LOT
ths commencement of the Buckingham
High school which will close the pres
ent session on May and Z.
Rev. Plummer +. Jones was VISITOR
In buckingham Courthouse this Week
Bicdsoe Beale. of Scottsviiie, re-
aently paid visit to .Arvonia
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POCAHONTAS
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l,

lSpScldj 10 Inc ll1neS- Dispatch. ],
Iucuhontas. Va. April Colonel
James :. Browning, Of Roanoke. was in
the city this week.
Misses May and Jennie Wilson. Of
Abs VALLEY, We're here TINS week the
guests OF rriends.
Mr.. and .,rs. W. l. Mustard, who
have been visiting III Huntington, w
Va, have returned nome
Miss Mary Jane Heatherman, of
Boisscvain. vas in the city this week.
Gordon BigGs. of Boisscvain. Va,
Visited friends here the first OF the
Mrs. II. Bertard wright, who hae
al sycamore. W. Va. has returned
Miss Mary Henry Wood. of Peeos.
Texas. is in the city. the guest OF Mrs.
Minnie Ciesen.
Mrs Gavin shockcy, OF Mora, W.
Va. was here this week, the guest OF
Mrs. James w. Bailey
ilesdames l.. ]. Holes and I. y.
Echols, OF Biuefield. W. Va. were IN
the city this week the guests OF Miss
Mrs Edward Coopers. of Bramwell.
=. Va. was in the city this week
visiting friends.
IL. s. Brown. of BraInwell. W. Va.
was here Monday, accompanied by q
number of friends Sightseeing.
Miss Ella Jeanette counts is in Blue
held. ". Va. this week.
Mr. and Mrs Il. .. Moore, ot Graham
We're in The city this week. ,hc guests
Water street.
Swtchback. w. Va, was in the city
Tuesday