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The Washington times., 1912-03-16
DAILY GAIN IN WEIGHT
Comes 10 Those Who Use SamOse Says
Druggist Jas. O'DOnneil

Tho poor thin, cmaciated person,
when he or she becomes plump, rosy
and robust by using Samose' forgets
that there is such a thing as weak
ness and underweight
Samose restores health to the whole
system so that the tissues assimtlate
from the food all OF those elements
which make solid bone, firm muscle.
pure blood, and sufficient fat TO re-
store beautiful and symmetrical out
lines to the figure.
An increase in weight Is seen from
tho first weeks use OF Samose. but II
it does not restore YOU to your proper
weight and give you full vigor and
vitality, Druggist James O'Donnell
u i'll return your money. You certain
ly can afford to Try Samose on this
guarantee.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price,
bnc
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
ANACOSTIA YOUTH
MARRIES DANCER
Raymond Dodge and Agnes Richter Made One by Al
derman in New York-News Just Received by
Friends of Groom.

TO that portion of the reclama ton
project east of the Anacostia bridge, as
far as the District line because pro-
vision has been made long ago for the
acquiring of the land along the shore
between Anacostia and Giesboro Point.
where most OF the actual reclamation
of the fats has taken place.
Colonel Langfitt made personal in
spection of the flats on the Anacostia
side of the river a short time before,
when Oscar G. Brothers, Jr., and Mau-
rice Otterback accompanied him. Then
II was that Mr.. Brothers offered to do
nate the land necessary to give the
Government title as far as his Fair
lawn property extends along the stream
This would have been accepted, but the
other property owners farther east or
the river refused to donate any of their
ground. Had they done SO. with MY
Brothers, the plans of Colonel Langfitt
for the Improvement of the flats i'm.
mediately adjoining AnaCostia would
have been started upon. There is ne
hope, however, that any donations will
be made now.
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
CONGRESS PROBES
CHARGES MADE BY
MRS. MCCORMICK
District Subcommittee Is In
veStigating Hospital
Conditions.

Beginning an investigation of charges
made against the management of the
tuberculosis Hospital, a subcommittee
of the House District Committee Is to-
day sitting n number OF remarkable
statements made at the first meeting of
the investigators late yesterday.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick appeared as
the head of the womans welfare de-
partment of the National Civic Fedora
tion. Present at the hearing were Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Augustus p.
Gardner, Mrs. j. N. McGill, Mrs. John
Mclaughlin, Mrs. T. F. Gaff, Mrs. +.
Ellis, and others of social prominence.
Mrs. Mccormick repeated her charges
that conditions in the tuberculosis Hos
pital are disgraceful.
Tuberculosis is durable in any cll-
mate If given a proper chance" she
said, emphatlcally, but the patient at
this hospital hasn't the cnance."
Talk of Uncleanliness.
Mrs. Mccormick told of visit to the
hospital when she saw two patients
dying side by side. Il thought a more
humane arrangement might have beeT
made" she said.
Mrs. Mccormick also told of alleged
dirty floors and tables, filthy milk
cans. Clothing of patients, she testified
was scattered about the floor of ths
single dressing room for those who slcer
outdoors. The words "untidiness" and
''uncleanliness" were frequently used ir
Mrs. McCormick's description of the
various rooms of the hospital.
DR.. w. D. Tewksbury, superintendent
of the institution; DR.. George Kober. o.
the Board of Charities, and Secretary
George Wilson, of the same board, de-
Tended the hospital and Mr.. McGil
and Mrs. Mclaughlin coy oborated tn,
statements Of Mrs. Mccormick.
why do you object to bottled milk,
asked Mrs. Mccormick of DR.. Tewks
bury, who had previously told of {
dirty and rusty can
Superintendent's Reply.
The superintendent replied that H.
had no objection 10 bottled milk, bu
that the milk furnished the hospita
was bought by the District PURCHASING
agent and was not purchased in bottles
The health officer, he said, also objectct
to the bottle system because they wOulI
have to be returned to the dairies.
But the bottles could be steriized,
said Mrs. Mccormick.
Still, he would fear carleSsness," sal,
the superintendent.
DIR. Tewksbury said the hospital wa
not unclean as was and would compar
with any i'll the city and DR.. Kobe
declared that it was economically AIN
well managed. The publicity incidcn
to the present charges, he said, wel
to be regretted as things were not a
bad as painted.
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
Rear Admiral Bowyer
To Be Buried at Erie

Preparations are being made today
to take the body Of Rear Admiral John
NJ. Bowyer. U. s. N, retired, former
superintendent of the Naval Academy
to Erie, Pa, for burial
Admiral Bowyer had spent the win.
ter in Florida, hoping that the climate
might benefit his health. He died yes.
terday in a hospital in Tampa, Fla
of Bright's disease.
Admiral Bowyer, who was born ir
Indiana fifty-nlne years ago, entered
the Naval Academy in 1870.
He was appointed superintendent Of
the Naval Academy in June, 1909. bu
was compelled to resign on account o.
i'll health last Nav
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
Mrs. Fairfax's Body
Here-Burial Tomorrow

The funeral party bringing the body
of Mrs. Mary Kirby Fairfax, whose
husband. the late DR.. John Contee Fair
fax, was the eleventh Baron Fairfax.
Of the peerage of Great Britain, arrived
at the Union Station this afternoon at
. o'clock, and went at once to Rock
Creek Church, where the funeral CerC-
monies were held.
The Rev. Charles Buck, rector of the
Rock Creek Church, officiated at the
services, and interment was in the old
family burying plot back Of Rock Creek
Church. Included in the funeral party
was the eldest son OF Mrs Fairfax Al
bert Kirby Fairfax, twelfth holder OF
the family title.
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,

ANACOSIlA, d. T., MAfN.h 10.
Announ 'crrent tho marriage "f
Raymond c., Dodge and Miss Agnes
Richter, of the Winter Garden Com
pGnS, in New York, was received in
Anacostia yesterday. Miss Richter be-
cane tho bridge Gf young Dodge last
Sunday. Alderman Smith performed
the ceremony.
Mr.. Dodge, known better as Ray"
Dodge, las been associated with the
Wirter Garden Company in a small
part. TIE romance between the young
man and the skillful dancer OF the COM
pany began several months GRo. After
the performance of Sunday night the
young couple was .reatcd to re- ep'
ton at the hands of their associate
players
Miss Richter. as she is known 20
thcater patrons, Is the daughter of Mrs.
Anthony Richter, CT 523 East 13Sth
street., New York. Mr. rodgc is the
son of Charles II. Dodge, who has been
Identified with the Government Hosuital
for the Insane for many years. Young
Dodge celebrated his twenty-first birth
day recently. His wife Is a trlhe his
junior.
The couple have taken an a2al tment
at is West lOStn street for the present.
Mrs James Green, of st. Elizabeth
Heights. has been summoned to Pitts
| burgh, Pa, by the death of Mrs. Mary
Kelly, her sister. Mrs. Kelly was a fire.
uucnt visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Green, and the news OF her death
came as great shock to them. Mrs
| Kelly Is survived by four sons. one OF
| whom, the Rev. Father Fabian, Is III
Washington, while two others are mem
| bcrs of religious order in Boston,
| Mass. The fourth lives in Pittsburgh.
Stickfoot branch, ordinarily a gentle
stream, that flows between AnaCostia
hills into the Eastern branch, became a
| raging flood yesterday on account of the
| heavy rains. The banks of the stream
| were unable to cOnfine 1t, and the creel
| suddenly changed it's course, overflow
| ing Sheridan avenue, which was i'm
| passable yesterday and last night a
| boat was necessary If one tried to use
| the highway. The police roped off sec
| tions of country roads, and every lamI
in the Eleventh precinct was doing ser
| vice last night as warning light tt
! people passing near the dangerous
places.
Expressions of regret continue to b'
heard among the people living In Ana
| costa at the information. contained IL
| the report of Col. w. c. Iangfitt, thu
| engineer in charge of river improve
! ments in Washington, to the effect tha
there will be no work done on tina
section of the proposed reclamation o
the Anacostia fats lying between Ana
costa and the District line. for whicl
$780, 900 has been available since July
last until Congress has provided TO
the securing of the right of way ol
both shores of the river, through tn
II purchase or condemnation of the neces
sary ground. This situation applies onl
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT:


The accessibility Of Chevy Chase is one Of its greatest
attractions The car service is of the finest in The coun
ry The route aversed is through one of the best residence
sections, the cars perfect
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
Policeman Buried.

Funeral services Tor Policeman JameP
Tayman, for more than thirty yeors
member OF the Metropolitan Police Dc
partmcnt, were held at his home. In
Fort Myer Heights, Va, this morning
The Rev. NJ. Williams, pastor or q ace
Episcopal Church, in Georgetown, Off
ciated at the ceremonies, and jnterment
was in Oak Hin Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
Goldsborough Funeral.

Funeral services for DR.. Edward *.
Goldsborough were held at the family
home, 1881 X street northwest, this aft
ernoon at o'clock. The Rev. II. II.
McKim officiated and interment was in
Oak Hill Cemetery. Members OF the
various Confederate organizations of the
city, and of the medical societies of the
District were present at the ceremo-
nies,
The Washington times., 1912-03-16

S1.as To Baltimore ana Return Satur'
days and Sundays via Pennsylvania
railroad. Tickets good returning until
cent the ConEre ssionaI Iimited.-Advt
The Washington times., 1912-03-16

S1.as Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
g. Ohio. every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 900 a. m. train
Monday. All trains both ways, includ-
Ing the Royal Limited.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
Maenner-Choir Fete.

The Germania Maenner-Chor will give
n concert. dramatic performance and
ball on the evening Of April 1, in the old
Masonic Temple.
The Washington times., 1912-03-16
Sborts.t Line, Quickest Time to French

ttck Strings, Baltimore & Ohio st.
louis limited" leaves Union Station
daily 4:lO p. m, arrives springs IL ITO
tnd Parior car beyond. Double daily
anrvice returning. Ticket offices, 14l7 @
az n. w, 619 Penna. Ave. and Union
Gia iinn--AdXt.
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DODSONVILLE.

July !, 1912.
Walter Pulse and family, of Nor.
wood, we're the guests Of his father.
E, n, Pulse, who is on the sick list,
Sunday.
Rev. Dresch and wife took dinner
with T. f. Pratt and family Monday.
Mesdames Aaron Stroup, John will
kin and Joe King were calling on Cleve
Murtland and family Thursday.
Harry Miller, of Portsmouth, came
home with his uncle, VIM Miller,
Tuesday, to spend few days.
Jesse Orebaugh and family spent
Sunday with his parents, r. H. Ore
baugh and wife.
Any one wanting corn shredded call
on G. f. Wolfram and II. p Ellis,
who have purchased a new shredder.
Chas, Stubbs and family spent Sun
day with her parents, f. O. Stroup
and wife.
Archie Hart and family and James
Taylor, Of Norwood, spent Sunday with
q. O. Taylor and wife.
Mrs. Earl Stroup and children we're
the guests of her parents, Jas. Hart
and wife, Of Fairview, Sunday.
Homer Bruce and family we're the
guests OF Jas. Armentrout and family,
Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Scott spent last week
with her brother, @. N Pulse.
Fred Keelor took dinner with Noble
Stroup Sunday,
Mrs. Delilah Ellis, of Norwood. was
calling on her son, Harry Ellis, Satur
day and Sunday.
Harry Townsend was calling on
Herbert Pulse Sunday.
John Pratt and family spent Sunday
with her parents, NJ E. Stroup and
family.
Harry Ellis and family were the
guests of her parents, Ed Barker and
wife, one day last week.
Lawrence Gibler spent Sunday with
Alvin Taylor and family, at Lynch
burg.
George Dunseith and family, of
Honolulu, spent Sunday with Allie
Henderson and family.
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Real bargains should never be over
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is so good [that every woman should
take advantage Of The HER
AID, year lMcCall's Magazine, 3
years and Mccall patterns for only
$l.5O is certainly remarkable bargain.
The regular price Of McCalls Magazine
is SO cents year; the patterns l5cents
each and the News HERALD.sl ayear.
Thousands Of people are paying these
prices every year, You can get for
$3.50 what others are paying 1926 for.
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RAINSBORO.
July l, 1912.

July !, 1872.
Miss Elsie Roads has been quite
sick for several days with an attack
of tonsilitis.
Dan Cameron and family, of Gym
thiana, were guests Of Thomas Spar
CUR and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Hulitt Hope and son, Henry
of Paint, visited relatives here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. B. Coleman leaves today
to visit her parents Rev. McColn and
wife at Bethel
Morgan Barrett and family, of
Greenville, are visiting relatives i'm
this community.
Mrs. l Thomas and niece, Eta
Hoop, of PEBBLES, we're guests j. Fl.
Ivers and family, last Friday and Sat.
urday.
Chas. Shriver, Of Seaman, visited
relatives here last week from Thurs.
day until Saturday.
Rev. Hopper and wife, Mrs. Funk,
e. E. Oornetet and Mr.. Kay, Of Now
rystown, we're entertained by Mrs.
Lille Badgley on Sunday.
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CATALPA GROVE.
July l, 1912.

July l, lJlZ.
A. E. Wilkin and family was the
guests of his brother, Ben and wife, OF
Russell, Sunday.
Geo. Kelly, wife and son, Floyd, Of
Kenton, o., G. c. Lilley and wife, Of
Redwood, O., Harry Stockwell, wife
and sons, Of Norwood, and j. r. Tomp-
son, wife and grand.daughters, Mabel
and Ruth was pleasantly entertained
by Owen Roush and family Monday.
Mrs. Clara Wilkin spent Friday
with her father, b. f. Cochran and
was accompanied home by her daugh-
ter, Miss Mozelle, who had spent the
week there.
Miss Wilda Lewis spent Sunday
with Gladys and Mary Wilkin.
Mrs. Lewis was the guest Of Mrs.
Vance, of Lynchburg, Wednesday.
Henry Wilkin. wife and family
spent Sunday with w. T. Wilkin and
family.
MISS Mabel Cadwallader spent Sun.
day afternoon with Owen Roush and
family.
Ira Cadwallader and family and Mrs.
Sam Wilkin were visiting Ellis Rob
erts and family, Of Russell, Sunday.
Meta Miller and Miss Redkey, of
Dodsonville, were entertained by Miss
Vinta Mason, Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Stockwell and sons spent
several days last week with her sister.
Clark Cadwallader aud wife were in
Hillsboro Saturday.
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NORTH UNION.
July !. 1912

July !, 1912.
John Kesler and wife entertained
at dinner Sunday, W. f. Hammond
and family, Raymond Setty and fam
lily, Robert Stanley and Estey Parker
Jake Post and family and George
Post and daughter, Geneva.
Mrs. T. M. Trump and sons, Ernest
and Clarence, we're the guests of Har-
ley Suffers and family Sunday.
Several from here attended the
Patterson Commencement at Sinking
Spring Saturday night.
Miss May Vanpelt entertained Miss
Marguerite Suffers, of Harriet, Sat.
urday night and Sunday.
Frank Williams and family spent
Sunday with his parents, G. H. Will
Jams and family.
Manfred Lawson and wife were the
guests Of Matt Kelley and family Sum
day.
John Kesler and w. f. Hammond
were business visitors at Hillsboro
Friday evening.
Mrs. Henry Eubanks and children
Helen and Fay, spent Thursday and
Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Butler and family.
Mrs. Frank Kelley and Mrs. Kate
Countryman were the guests of the
formers parents, w. A. Gall and
family Sunday.
T NJ. Trump was business visitor
in Hillsboro Friday.
Miss Grace Williams called on Miss
nellie Butler Sunday afternoon.
There will be an ice cream social at
North Union Saturday evening, July
q. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Sallie Butler spent Friday and
Saturday with her mother, Mrs Mar
garet Gall, Of Belfast.
Tressia Trump entertained Miss
May Vanpelt and Marguerite Suffers
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Grace Williams spent a couple
OF days last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Dan Steinmetz.
Mrs. George Stultz and son, Tommy,
were calling on friends at Belfast Sat
urday evening.
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CARMEL.

july |, 1912.
The Sunday School, of this place,
will give an ice cream social on Sat
urday night, July l3, at the church.
Every one is invited,
Mrs. Mccoy Of Cynthiana visited
her daughter, Mrs, Tom Mccall last
week
Mrs. Simpson, of Cynthiana, is Wis
iting her son, Alec and family.
Alma Keelor visited Maud McCop-
pin one evening last week
Tom Mccall and family visited at
Cynthiana, Sunday,
Floyd Stethem and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Alice McCoppin
and family.
Several from here attended the Pat
terson Commencement at the Springs,
Saturday night.
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LITTLETON.

July |, 1912.
Herman Charles and wife and Mrs,
Jane Ruble, of Danville, we're guests
Of Mrs. Anna Spilker and family
Friday.
Mrs. Clara Shaffer, of Blanchester,
is visiting at the home of her uncle,
Tom Shaffer.
Earl Workman, of Pricetown, visited
at the home Of VIM. Hastings Sunday.
Joh1 Newton and wife and little
son, Of Hillsboro, spent Sunday with
her parents, Jacob Stultz and wife.
Chas. Stubbs and wife and children
were entertained at the home of Ozro
Stroup, at Jacksonville, Sunday.
Sam Spilker and wife and Mrs. Anne
Spilker, of Damascus, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Anna Spilker and family.
Miss Nellie Stultz, of Bond Hill, is
spending few days with her parents,
Jacob Stultz and wife.
Tom Newton and Dan Foreman. of
Hillsboro, spent Wednesd ay and
Thursday with ]. w. Newton and
wife.
Mrs. John Stroup and children, Yer.
nice and Clarence, visited at the home
Of VIM. Hastings Thursday.
Elder Sherry, Of Fayetteville, spent
Thursday at the Sherry home.
Little Miss Vivian Shaffer, OF Xenia
returned home Tuesday from visit
with her grandparents, Tom ShafIer
and wife,
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SHACKELTON.
July l, 1912

July l, 1872.
James Polk and wife, Of Willetts-
Vile, were guests of Ellis Wilkin and
family Sunday.
Miss Villa Robinson entertained
Misses Nina Evans and Margene Car.
Isle, of Hillsboro, Friday night.
Frank Orebaugh and family enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the follow
ing: Charles Pence, wife and son,
Harley, Lewis Orebaugh and wife, Of
Hillsboro, and Earl Orebaugh and
wife, of Louden.
Mrs. Rachel Robinson and daugh-
ter, of Hillsboro, spent Thursday at
the home of Henry Wood and mother.
Austin Robinson and family were
the guests Of DR.. Cropper and family
at Danyille Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Keser and daughter,
Fern, OF Hillsboro, spent Tuesday
with Ed. Bates and family.
Charles Trop and wife spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. George Culhan and
family, Of Russell.
Mrs. Henry Purdy, of Hillsboro,
spent one day last week with Charles
Pennington and family.
Herman Wilkin and wife spent Sun
day with relatives at Hillsboro.
Blanche Pence spent the past week
with her grandparents, at Hollow,
town.
Harley Clutf and wife and son
Heber, we're guests Of Jesse Cluff anc
family, OF South Liberty, Sunday.
Rev. Horn and family Of Hillsboro
spent Sunday evening with Aller
Robinson and family.
The Patterson graduates of New
Market and Liberty townships, rem
dered an excellent program to
crowded house at Mt. Zion FRIDAY
night A livery interesting address
was given by Prof. Vance, of Hills
boro. The music furnished by
the Lynchburg orchestra was greatly
commented. a. Walter Lemon was tn,
teacher in charge.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.
July !, 1912.

July ], 1912.
Several from here attended tn,
Patterson Commencement at Mt
Olive Friday night
Earl and Paul Hatcher spent Sun.
day afternoon with Neal and Berdet
Reeves.
Miss Mary Burton spent from Sat-
urday night until Monday morning
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Burton.
I Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dudley and
children and Miss Blanche Runk Wis.
tied Chas. Dudley and family, of
Greenfield few days the first Of the
week.
Rev. and Mrs Dresch spent We'd
nesday night with f L. Crosen and
family.
Harley Kier, Of Washington G. H.,
is spending fortnight with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Kier and
family.
Mrs. James Newell, of Hillsboro,
and Miss Ruth Griffith visited VIM,
Weibley and family Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Finley and children, Of
Chillicothe, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fawler.
VIM. Gibson and wife, E. NJ. Vance
and wife and Arthur Hirons, of
Waynesville, visited F. L. Crosen and
family Sunday.
Arthur Kier and family spent Sun.
day with Frank Achor and family, Of
Sharpsville.
Steward Burton and family, Jane
Burton and Emma Wiley spent last
Thursday with j. w. Burton Of near
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Phil Weyrich, Of Hi lsboro, is
spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Reeves.
Ben Fenner and family spent Sun
day with Stanley Frost and family, of
near Mowrystown.
Miss Nellie Johnson entertained her
Sunday School class Of which she is a
member, on Thursday evening.
Walter Hamilton and family, of
Harrisburg, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fawley and family Saturday
night and Sunday,
Frank Ayres and family spent Sun
day with Ed. Griflith and family.
Clarence Kier and family visited
AL Purdy and family, Of Sharps.
vile.
Floyd, Otto and Opal Houser and
Mrs. Jane Houser visited Chas. Gla-
del and family Sunday.
Than Roush and family and Sam
Edingfeld and wife visited Walter
Scott and family.
The young men Of this place very
delightfully."- entertained the young
ladies Saturday night at the home of
Ray Burton. The evening was spent
| in games and music. Dainty refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake and ba-
nanas were served.
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PROSPECT CROSSING.
July |, 1912.

July L, 1917.
Pearl and Allie Smart called on her
grandmother Mullenix, Of near Union
Chapel, Monday.
Hamer Anderson and family, of
Blanchester, visited the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ream,
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Smart, of Belfast, is WIS.,
iting her father, W. NJ. Smart, for a
few days
George Ballentine and family, Of
Hillsboro, were the guests of Harry
Eakins and family Sunday.
A. E. Pavey and family visited
friends at Hillsboro Sunday.
Marion Shoemaker and wife called
on w. NJ. Ream and family Sunday
afternoon.
VIM. Allen and wife, of near New
Vienna, were guests of the latter's
mother, Elizabeth West, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs George Eakins and Mrs. Chris
Eakins called on Starley CLANCY who
was very sick Sunday evening
Mrs Mary Creed called on Mrs.
Cora McConnaughey Friday after
noon.
Miss Rena Caraway and Clara West
are visiting friends near Boston.
Mrs. James Willman and two child
rem are visiting friends at Batavia.
"Well," said the millionaire son,
who had achieved success by his own
efforts. ~ have one great satisfac-
tion."
"What is that ?" asked his admiring
friends.
Sat least none of you can say that
you knew me when l didn't have a
nickel. detroit Free Press.
"Are you girls going to have daisy
chain at your commencement exer-
cises ?"
81 should say not. There are none
but rich girls at our school. We are
going to have an orchid chain. -
Pittsburg Post.
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e How's This ?

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