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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
PROSPERITY AWAITS
PEACE IN MEXICO

Prosperity awaits the advent OF peace
in Mexico" says ]. NJ. Davis. agent gen.
erel OF the Goodyear Tire e Rubber
company in that country, with hendquar
tiers at Ave Juarez 81 Mexico, D. F,
''It seems to me- he says, that the
whole world is waiting. just waiting, with
pockets full of money to throw into the
republic when peace Is restored"
Mr. Davis has been In Mexico for the
last Ave years engaged In various In
dustriaI enterprises. He has studied the
Mexican situation closely and has been
In touch with native and business con-
dtions generally.
How soon do YOU expect peace?" he
mot later than six or eight months" :"
he replied Mexico has the brightest
outlook of any nation in the world" he
continued. land 1t is my firm belief
that Don Francisco Madero Is we'll able
To pilot the Mexican nation TO where it
belongs"
And where does 1t belong?" he was
asked.
Fright at the top" he answered ear
nestly
Mr. Davis has great expectations for
the automobile and automobile tire bust
ness In his country.
few cars year were imported into the
republic. but now fully 400 or 500 Amcri-
can-rnade cars are shipped annually, and
this number Is Increasing rapidly
MT paws spent a week at the fac
ing for the companys Mexican branch
the beginning of August. he visit
ed several of the larger cities In the
east and Detroit in the middle west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
List Of Tourists.

The bureau of information OF the Auto
ollie Club OF Utah reports the following
tourists registered during tho past week:
Frank Ball and party of two. from
BARLEY, Neo.. TO Salt Lake and return,
J. II, Smith and party OF four, from
Ponca. Okla, to Los Angeles.
haitian, New.
Frank NORM and party of four driving
Alco truck from Philadelphia to Caiifor-
MIA.
E. r. Stark from Richmond. Va. to San
Francisco.
DR. Pitney and party Of three, from
Tacoma. WASH. to Philadelphia
W. Kuit, from Los Angeles to Emporia,
Kan,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
By w. D. RIsHEL.
Brigham City to Streven, Idaho
86.9 Miles.
(Stewart Speedometer.)

(oCeWaIC SpeeOOmeCSl-J
This route is we'll travelled one with
fair roads. Little sand is encountered
and few steep hills are found. Rain is
much of the road passes through valleys
liable to become muddy with continued
rain. Water is plentiful along the route
and ranches every few miles make the
tourist feel safe in case Of break down.
An average of fifteen miles per hour
is fair driving time. Plenty of gas
can be secured along the route.
900 BRIGHAM CITY. Hotels and gar
ages, 90 straight west with county
court house, large building with clock
In tower, in rear to Z and cross rail
road with depot on left. Ia turn right
going north. 81 Cross railroad. 81
ahead and 4.3 road comes in from
right. 81 cross railroad 6s2 Cross
Bear river. Continue straight ahead
and at
6.5 CORINNE. Hotels, gas and general
stores. Turn right at Central hotel,
crossing railroad tracks at &C with
depot on right and Immediately turn
left going west and 60 cross rail
road
7.e MAIN CROSS ROADS. Turn right
here, going north, between two lines
Of telephone poles. (Note: Road going
straight ahead west here, is old road
for Pacific coast points via Promon-
tory.) S.5 Cross railroad. 1913 forks
just before crossing Malad river.
Keep to right and cross river. 1l.a
Cross roads, 11.8 School house on left,
church on right, turn right here. This
is
11.9 BEAR RIVER CITY. Gas, hotel
and general stores. After turning
right, 60 east one block past opera
house and at IL turn left, going north
again. 1876 Cross roads. Sandy
through here. 1873 Forks, keep to
right. 1871 Road comes in from right
from Honeyvllle. 149 Cross roads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
BAD WASHES ARE
HARD ON TOURISTS
Reports for Week Show Roads
Drying Up; List of Pass
ing Motorists.

Bad washes on nearly all western roads
was the information brought into Automo-
bile club headquarters last week by the
transcontinental tourists that daily ask
for road information The roads have
practically dried out from the recent
storms. but the bad washes still exist.
The big Aloo truck reached Salt Lake
on Thursday on its way from PhIladel-
phia to California and spent two days In
town. Driver Frank Norm tells some
wonderful tales Of hardships through
Wyoming during the recent storms. He
selected the Parley's canyon route into
salt Lake from the east and said IL was
the best stretch Of road he saw since
leaving the Missouri river. Going west
the truck took the northern route through
Snowville and used the route mapped by
The Tribune last week as far as Snow
Vile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

15.9 cross roads. 1873 Cross roads
17.2 frame meeting house on night
1873 Cross roads, brick school house
On right hand corner; turn left here
crossing canal and go due west, and
at 1877 cross Malad river. 1913 Road
to Garland and Malad goes north
from here, but keep straight ahead
2o.1 TREMoNToN Gas, oil, hotels and
general stores. Keep straight ahead
through town, crossing railroad at 20.S
with depot on right. 20.S Cross roads
23 Fork leads to right, but keep
straight ahead, crossing creek at 23.l
23.7 Main cross roads; turn right go
ing north with poles on both sides OF
road. large two-story frame house on
Don't 90 straight ahead here. Many
are fooled as the road is main trav.
eled road, leading off to ranches on
west side Of valley.) 241 Thirtieth
district school, frame building on
right, cross roads, keep straight
ahead. 24.3 Cross canal. 24,5 Forks
cross ditch and take main fork bear.
ing to left, 26.5 Big lime rock on
right. 27 Tremonton sign here. 27.1
Forks, keep to right.
29.7 BLIND SPRINGS. Sign here, wa
ter sc per head. Keep straight ahead
81 Forks, old log cabin 300 yards to
left at this fork; keep to left 3S.4
Two ranches and windmill 342 TOP
Of hill. 37.3 to 37.5 run around road,
either will do. 3S.S Forks, keep to
left. (Right road here goes to
ranches and valley below.)
1913 BLUE SPRINGS. General store
and ranches here, keep straight ahead
10 ,r,ht A IL
straight ahead, 42.7 Top of hill and
rocks. 46,9 Summit. 4s.4 Danger
Gus rocks. 4S.9 Forks, keep to right
53,1 Ranch, 54,2 Forks, keep to left
58.3 sNOWvnLE. Hotel, gas, tele.
phone, general store; set speedometer
600 and continue straight ahead go
and cross creek, S Cross roads
keep straight ahead. 81 Forks, keeI
to right. 90 Forks three ways. keeI
TO extreme right over new road, 90
ing around wire fence on left and al
3.4 end of fence, forks three ways
take fork to left and at 4 forks como
in from both sides Of road keer
straight ahead to ranch at 5. Cross
canal at 5.S. Cross creek at 6.7.
To sHoWELL OR oURLEW. Postofice
here; keep straight ahead west; bad
road here for mile in muddy weather
80 Forks, turn left around fence cor
ner and at
s.5 MAIN FORKS. Keep to right fol
Strevell (fork to left here goes tc
Kelton and is main road on nortl
transcontinental route for Pacific
coast. Wide fat road through here
for next ten miles, good going in dry
weather.
17.6 PILOT SPRINGS. Water hero
fork comes in from right, keep mair
road straight ahead 10 left. 1919 Bad
wash. 20,1 Forks. keep to right. 20.G
Bad wash. 22.1 Forks, keep to right
24.3 MEACHAM OR CEDAR CREEK
Postofice and general store, keep tc
right up over hill. PSI Bad wash
25.s Bad wash. 26.4 Top of hill
2s6 STREVELL. General stores. pas
new hotel in course Of construction
at time this route was logged.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
DETROIT ELECTRICS
MEET WITH FAVOR

Two Franklin cars were shipped to
Twin Falls during the past week by the
Salt Lake Automobile company Both
go to Swim e Aldridge OF that city
Manager Taylor of the Salt Lake Au-
tomobie company reports big prospects
on Detroit Electrics for fall and winter
delivery. This condition Is brought about
by the great work now performed by the
famous Edison battery used In this car.
Those now In the city are giving excellent
satisfaction. according to Manager Tav-
lor, In fact, many owners of elcctrics
are having the Edison batteries installed
in their cars. An unfaiI.ng battery and
the Motz cushion tires make an excellent
combination for slush and snow on the
streets, which Mr.. Taylor believes will
take with the Salt Lake motorists this fail
and winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
CONTRACT LET FOR
NEW STEEL BRIDGE

II will be only short time before the
new steel bridge across Black fork near
Granger is In place. according to Tom
Painter, county commissioner OF Uinta
county, Wyo., who is In the city All
summer long, motorists have been anX-
lously awaiting the construction OF this
bridge as 1t will shorten the route
through Wyoming by many miles. The
contract for the construction Of the
bridge was given three months ago. but
work mas been held up on account OF the
nonarrival OF steel.
Mr.. Painter says his county has spent
considerable money this year building
Its part of the new route between Evan
ston and Granger that will be ready for
tourists as soon as the bridge is com
pleted. This route. when completed will
be about thirty miles shorter than the
present one going by way OF Opal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
San Francisco to New York.

EN- ROUTE, Aug. 1s.-Avoid northern
Nevada, also steep mountains in north
ern California. We have been furnished
the route through Utah and Wyoming by
The Tribune and Automobile Club OF
Utah. and have found 1t good. Many
thanks. Out In Nevada. don't so by Bat
tie Mountain or Golconda, Winuemucca
or Lovelock. Bad road at Corinne Don't
Kelton. We have toured In the Orient
(China and Japan), We could not get
gasoline. so returned to the United
States. via Honolulu. and are travelling
to New York,
Mr.. AND MRS. c. W. BROWN Of Los
AnReles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
HAYNES SHIPS CARS
TO SOUTH AME'

That American manuracturs
reaching foreign countries with tt
is shown by an order Just rece
the Haynes Automobile comp
Kokomo, Ind. L. R Babbitt &:
Buenos Ayres, Argentine. South 4
has ordered for immediate sk
eighteen Haynes models. II is
by the Babbitt company that the.
car gives excellent satisfaction Q
bad roads in that section OF the
and that from now on they will
cluslvelv in that car.
Max Brown Of this city. who
Haynes. expects to leave shol
Portland, Or. IN his car. Mr..
has Just completed a journey. fri
Lake TO Meeker, Colo, by the
Vernal, which is the first time 9
has ever been made in a motor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
DIG COMPANY OPENS
BRANCH AT DETROIT

CHICAGO, Aug 24.-The Will II,
Dig Advertising company, Hearst build
ing. has opened u Detroit office with
Charles w. Fraser In charge. suite OF
offices has been taken In the Ford build
ing. The step was made necessary owing
TO the increase in business coming to
the Dig company from the territory be-
longing TO Detroit, Fraser has been with
the McManus agency Detroit, for some
time past and has had much experience
In automobile advertising, The Dig
company has lately closed two very large
advertising accounts and have a couple
Of others In sight that are in themselves
large enough to assure profitable busi-
ness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
CROSS MOUNTAINS
WITHOUT PUNCTURE

One Of the Salt Lake tourist visitors
during the past week was George w.
TrumbIe. on his way from Seattle to New
York While in the city he visited Man
ager Pumphrey OF the Utah Tire and
Rubber company. Mr Trimble is firm
believer In FIrestone tires and uses them
on his trips. He told Mr.. Pumphrey that
the trip to Salt Lake from Seattle was
made without even a puncture or blow
out He crossed three ranges of noun
tains, with their accompanying rocky
roads, and declares this is a record for
a set of tires,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
New Auto Directory Out

A new automobile directory Is
lust off the press and is being dis
tributed this week by Secretary O.
s. Tingey. The directory Is COM
up to 2345, this being the last num-
ber issued to August l Of this year.
The Automobile Club Of Utah has
number of copies at club headquar.
ters, 251 State street, for free distri-
button to all interested persons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
of his company. He stopped over for
day and visited the Ogden branch.

a day and visited the Ogden branch.
Factory Man Here.-L. B. Stevens of
the Stevens Auto Accessory company
of New YORK city was in the city yes
terday on his way east. .,.
Gilmer in Strawberry.-L. J. Gilmer,
manager of the Utah Motor Car COM
pany, Is spending the week In the
Strawberry with party of fishermen,
The trip was made by automobile. Ell
mer Rector, head salesman for the Utah
Motor Car company, is responsible for
the statement that the party will de-
plete the fishing streams in Strawberry
before returning home.
Calder in Idaho-Will Calder, travel.
ing salesman for the Salt Lake Auto
mobile company, is making a flying
trip through eastern Idaho in the in.
terest of his company. He is expected
home today.
Botterin Dinner-The regular month
ly dinner given bv the Tom Botterill
Automobile company for it's employees
was held at. the Commercial club last
Tuesday evening: The company re-
CARDS these dinners as being of much
benefit, as they give the employees an
opportunity for enjoyment in social
way and also to discuss the general
topics for the betterment Of the busi.
ness. The Botterill company will con-
tinue the dinners during the coming
winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
Salt Lake to Wyoming.

EN- ROUTE. Aug. 2o.-Memoers Of
party, William Langton. a, II. Woodruff,
II. a. Langton, W. r. Langton. l. ].
Naylor. Clifford Langton. Roads bad
through Echo canyon. Bridge washed
out and had to push two machines over
ravine twelve feet deep; Took six men
to get us over Commissioners promise
to fix road at once Big cloudburst caused
the damage All In party very hne,
w A NOTION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
Lawton, Okla, to Los Angeles.

party, A. B. Dunlop. wife and daughter.
Mileage Salt Lake to Ely, Se3, Time,
two days. Drive slow, as the roads are
badly washed. Some mud in spots. Not
much sand. Plenty Of dust and few
heavy grades. No trouble In getting over
this road, but cannot make fast time.
A. B. DUNLOP,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

strenuous I
northern u
$ o Il t b 9 II
Roads wer.
and muddy
count Of ra
the Nobby
tires pulled
through WI
tAO oS0 UA
a road n
Strevell. I'd
the result
trip. While
road maps
not help bu
country ar
is plenty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

Salt Lake City and Streveu.t
The latter place is new to3
a mile north Of the Utah sts,
Here dozens Of workmen are bs'
structlng new buildings. On &
side Of the town runs a complef
road grade, only awaiting thu
OF the cars TO make Strevell !
tropolis of the Raft river count
cars would probably De theirs
the rails were in place, but q a
ment between the railroad comm
Uncle Sam has put a stop to 4
road for the present. The pe
Strevell and the Raft river
have waited long and PATIENTLY
cars, but still have hopes that
will soon reach their country.
"Look for the Cars
So strong is this hope that th,
of Strevell have already place
at the grade crossings. The
however, read "Look For the
instead Of "Look Out For the'
1t took the members of the pat
party some time to absorb
meaning of these signs and u
finder was assured they were
there to buoy up the spirits Of 4
river residents.
In reaching Strevell by auf
one passes through the famous
valley In northern Utah and 1
Raft River valley. Here one Sc
of the dry farmer on all sides.
sands Of acres Of land have been
broken and. in many instanceI
were planted within the past y
The main road is hard to fold
ont a detailed log on account
many new roads built around
acquired farms. It was Learned
celebration was held near Str
July "a attended by more than
sons, nearly all of whom ara
Gated on new farm lands.
Home Of the Jack Rabbit. s
Raft river and Curlew valle
need g railroad to make ev|
happy. Motorists making q
should go armed. A 90 caibeE
needed because these two vall
the original home of the Jack
During the early mornings d
cared natives of the sagebrush
full with automobiles and taxi
pleasure in running up and do
roads in front of the car.
The people Of that part Of tt
try are always ready to welcc
motorist and nearly every sma
try store carries a supply of gas
The trip to Strevell is worth
because the roads are good and
one a chance to study the poss
of one OF the greatest undevelol
tricts In Utah and Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
ROUTE MAKING II
RAF 7 RIVER VI
New Country Offers
Possibilities; Rai1roa
Badly Needed.

In its work of mapping q
ging roads, SO that the moto.
get correct road informatip
Tribune E. M. f. pathfnder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

YOUR CAMP IN THE MOUNTAINS
Your cottage in the country or at the
shores, will be far more profitable
rented than empty. If you are not to
occupy it all season, why not advertise
it for rent in tho Want Ads7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

Visits Idaho Branch.-N. n. Bertram
of the Bertram Motor Supply company
is home from q trip TO the Boise branch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

Troussen in Sanpete,-A. B. Trous-
sen, manager OF the Randall-Dodd Au-
tomobile company, spent part OF the
week in Sanpete county closing deals
with his 1913 agents. He reports a
strong demand for cars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

Down From Boise,-A. T.. Savage.
head salesman for the Boise branch of
the Studebsker company, is in the city,
Savage reports an excellent year in the
Idaho capital this season with good
sales records,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, May 40
Miss Lisa Anderson entertained the
Kit Kat club at her home on Prince
street last Tuesday evening. Among
those present were: Miss Mary Snow
den, Miss Clarence Snowden, Miss
Jean Brent, Miss Georgia French,
Miss Susie Fawcett. Miss Alice An
dertan. Miss Mary Glenn Uhler and
Miss Nancy Tackett.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pollard
had as their guests this week. Mr..
and Mrs. William Pollard and two
little daughters. of Washington
f. Mrs. Lucy Maud Hudson was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Henry Dennie. at Oakland"
Culpeper county, this week.
Miss Eliza Douglas, who has been
visiting Miss Alvah Hopkins. in Mary
land has returned home.
Mrs. Warthen and little son Henry.
of Rosemont. are visiting in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Edgar Carpenter had as her
guest this week her mother, Mrs.
William n Nottingham, OF East
willie.
Mrs. Frank $. Harper and Miss
Fannie Dixon are the guests OF
friends in Richmond .-----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

entertained the following automobila
party at her magnificent home at
Lottsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ed
wards. Miss Florence Edwards. Miss
Virginia Edwards. and Mr.. Warren
Edwards. OF Reedsville: Miss Dos
well Shirley. OF Heathsville: Mrs.
Randall. of Baltimore; Messrs. Tay.
Tor and Clawson Slaughter.
Mr.. Joe Routten. son of Rev. j. r..
Routten, won a $50 sabre given by
his military college to the captain Of
the best drilled company.
Mrs. William S. ODER, of Hyacinth.
died at her home. Burial mas made
at Henderson Chapel, Rev. r. r Hall
conducting the funeral
The annual Baptist Sunday school
convention OF the Northern Neck. ia
In session at Fairport. Northumber-
land county today. The annual SER
mon will be preached by Rev. c. NJ.
Billings. The attendance is large
Hon. W. McDonal Lee, chairman
Of the commission OF fisheries, will
leave the early part of June for Italy,
accompanied by his daughters, Misses
Grace and Rubenette. Mr.. Lee finds
his eye sight deteriorating, and has
been advised by specialists to take
this trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
CHASE CITY

Special 10 The Richmond Virgins n }
CHASE CITY, VA, May 2s.-Blsses
Laura Emory and Matte Lattenier,
graduates in music at the Southside
institute. gave recital at the Opera
HOUSE on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Lewis of Ciarksvii}e, as
sisted In the enjoyable program.
\ large crowd enjoyed the concert
given by Miss Lillian Parker's music
ella SIS In the high school auditorium on
Monday evening
Breezy Point, the play given by the
senior class of the Southside institute
on Friday was great success The
play was given for the benefit of the
Sonthssiae scraps the institute annual.
Mr. and Mrs +. III. Maddux are
week
Hunter Gregory who attended the
Medical College of Virginia, in Rich
mond, has returned home.
Augusta Ga. and Mrs Cha ries Osborne.
OF key.svtlle. were recent guests Of
their sister Mrs. f. W Hudgins.
]. W Hays, of Newport News. was
here for the week end.
Mrs. woodward, of Manassas. has
concluded visit TO her son, J. l.. Wood
yard
Mrs. s. Y. Taylor and two children
are visiting relatives In Danville.
Morgan Slenbridge, who have been
attend ng college in Richmond. has re-
turned to her home here.
Miss Katherine Toiker. Of Richmond.
was the guest Of Miss Gurie Bigger
this week
Miss Lillian Parker left Tuesday for
her home In kin'ston. \. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. cuskte Worrell. ef New
Orleans, who have been the guests of
", p. Worrell. are visiting relatives
at Charlotte Courthouse.
J. w Swift and r. ]. Jeffres.s were
in Richmond this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
HEATHSVILLE

HEATSVILLE, VA. May 25.--Mr
and Mrs. Milton Lackey charmingly
entertained reunion of relatives in
their home here. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Lackey. Mrs.
! F1eminfng Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Lewis, Messrs Walter Bevis and
George T. White.
The commencement exercises of
Callao high school will be held June
2. and II. The baccalaureate SER
mon will be preached at Henderson
Chapel on the 9Th. by Rev. f. r.
Hall Colonel f. Hugh Smith. of
HeathsVille. will deliver address
on the evening of the 18th. An elab-
crate program has been arranged,
Mr. C. Baehe Gill; student of the
University College of Medicine. Rich
mond, Va, has gone TO Laurel, Del.
where he has accepted position
with a contracting company during
his vacation.
Mrs. l.. r, Slaughter delightfully."-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
EMPORIA

EMPORIA. VA. May 25.--Dr, f
E. Field, of Norfolk. has returned
home after visiting his brother, Mr.
James G. Field
Miss Mae Taylor, OF Petersburg
was a visitor TO Miss Annie Cooper
this week.
Mrs. J. Fl. hurry. OF Reynoldsville
Pa. has retun ped home after an ex-
tended visit 10 her mother. Mrs W
III. Kunes
Rev. J. s. Peters visited friends
in Norfolk this week.
Mr.. James c. Field visited in Sus-
sex county this week. where he did
some surveying.
Mrs. w. P. Stublin visited rela-
tives in Petersburg this week
Mrs. r. T. Waite. OF Calais, Me,
is visiting her son. Mr.. r. p. Waite.
Mr.. Morton Hickman, of Rich
mond, visited the home OF his father,
Rev. j. w. Hickman. Sunday.