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The Detroit times., 1912-06-29

tBatted for Weaver in eighth.
.Two out when winning run scored
patioit 1900 0s1020 1-1o
Chicago .o 3 o 0 o o 3 o.
Hits-of white, Is in innings: on
Benz, 2 In 2 innings; OF Dubuc. ~ In
ninos AT bat agatnst--White 33. Benz
4 Dubuc s6. Lake 5. Two,base hits
Bush, Morlarty. Louden. Collins, Four
nier. Sacrifice hits-Delahanty Lora'
Callahan stolen bases-Bush. MORT
srty Bodie. Mattick. Struck out-By
White ! (Moriarty). by Benz ! (NlttD.
Bases On balls--on White Cobb,
Crawford 2, Dubuc). OF Benz ! LOU
lI IRath). First base on errors-De-
| troit 2. Chicago l. Left on bases
Detroit 10, Chicago :. Passed balls
While 2 Gouden. Dubuc) by Benz
! (Moriartv) Time-2:20. Umpires--R-
neer and Sheridan. Attendance-S'2Se.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29
ALL DETROIT GOLFERS
ELIMINATED AT l.. L. ID.

All Detroit players were eliminated
from the championship tournament OF
the Lower Lakes league. now being
held at Rochester, n. ", yesterday.
Brown, Sweeny, O'Brien and Carhartt
were defeated.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29
S5 MOTORBOATS OFF FOR
CHATHAM THIS MORNING

Over 35 motorboats of the Detroit
Motorboat club were scheduled to
start on their annual journey to Chat
ham this morning at IL o'clock from
the clubs boat house
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29

Callahan says that the trouble with
his team Is in its hitting. That
trouble was absent yesterday.
Others say that the trouble is with
the pitching stan They tell us that
Joe Benz is the real bet in the White
Sox pitching staff. Doc White, they
aver, ID pitching more with his head
than his arm and shouldn't win one
game In a dozen on the merits OF his
finger.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Y.sterhny,. Re.nIf.

Detroit 10, Chicago y.
Boston 6-5. New York "A.
Athletics As. washington 3-L (Sec-
ond game 10 innlngs).
Cleveland 6, St Louis 3.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUB
, STANDING


Flint 5 Bay city 2.
!. Battle Greek ?. Adrian .
y Kalamazoo q, Saginaw 3.
Nansing ?. Jackson o 0orfeiO.
Today's Games.
tkckson at Lansing.
ATian at Bay. city
1Ale Creek at Kalamazoo.
sss paw at Flint
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.


New York 1912. Boston 3-S.
st. Louis s, Cincinnati
Phillies e-4 Brooklyn Us.
Chicago 3 Pittsburgh ..
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29

Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Athletics at Washington.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29

ups yesterday on difficult Tiger throws
that held runners 10 first.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29
Tod.v.s GamA~

Roston at New York
Brooklyn at PhiladelphiaN
Pittsburgh EhIeaed-
St Louis at Cincinnati
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29
M MUCH IT DETRAcTs
|R6A PITCHERS WORTH
||F HE IS WEAK IN 9Th?
-
Biz Dubuc's Only Fault, When
His Slow Ball is Work
ing, is That
RD TO RESCUE HIM
cher Sent in to Save His Life
"A the Last Inning Al
ways Uncertain
BIZ RALPH L. Y0NKER.

ne onestion before the house Is, Is
i elehf-inning pitcher real pitcher?
John Dubuc added the final evil
nee needed yesterday to convince
|.t he a one OF this eight-inning
~. He has weakened regularly re-
X<Iy N the ninth frame. Yesterday
1i1 70 again.
Low II detracts from a pitcher to
&r< at air-tfght methods for eight
|nes only to be as leaky as q rusty
<1 Ia the ninth? A baseball game
<1rpentered for nine frames. The
11t valuable pitchers are those who
- al every square.
xoeterday's wierdness In the ninth
owed up as plainly az could be ask
{or one OF the chief disadvantages
having q man who IL almost sure
IS bad In the last inning. The man
- replaces him can seldom be re-
II Is hardly fair to call
1tcher to 20 In the box as did
ke yesterday and pull out OF
that another has showed him
Lie III CAHMl-ilhtu6 pASSACA "SAAN
|,I great value II the man who sue
|Ied him could always be relied
on. he IL OF much less worth when
3 man who succeeds him Is uncer-
.n And. more TO the point, the man
30 succeeds him Is bound to be un-
|fLnin.
FOR several games now Dubuc has
Ken aeropIane flights all over Navin
IA lust before his departure for
,me n the Tigers have amassed
-H-rR counters To stave OF defeat,
won. Otherwise he has lost
works very hard. The bat
Ike him pitch whole lot Of
o them and that slow ball,
4 ~ his making. seems TO require
effort. 1t seems to have the
ect upon pitcher that hit
missing does upon boxer.
<der work than throwing the
that slow ball working,
rs weakening in the ninth is his
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29


= Lake was in hard luck yester-
after he went into the game 10
<cue John Dubuc. He came so near,
81 30 far. from winning that game
cr John by his own hitting.
Speaking OF long singles, Joe has
o< of the three long ones made on
&xIn flold to his credit He sent a
10 the bleachers with one out In
ninth that was meant for triple.
sped around the paths as fast
could. But I'm his speeding he
10 register at the second sta
Rafh was watching for just
thing and when the Tiger was
|x resting on third. took Mat.
<hrow-in and touched the bag.
&|<e Jack Sheridan agreed that
116 omitted that station from his
@|1<I and Joe was called out
|| ~ to the bieachers went for
WIN De remembered that some
1 40 Delahanty drove the ball 10
.@ |<[t field fence and that the block
M - traflc on the paths ahead of
IIm prevented him from taking more
Than one pA8e on IT,
Yesterday Collins hit the score
board ou (Ie yolley, but Callahan
11c81 o[ nm waited around, hesitat.
Iux 1e[# cen circling the bases and
holding % nrst for fear that Delahan-
~ would make the catch and when
Dbl failed 70 get II, Callahan could CO
~ better than second.
--
The scenes we're all set yesterday
/or one q he most dramatic endings
~ q ball game on Navin held when
Joe Benz kicked the scenes all down
and pulled on prize anti.climax
Weaver at short when Fournier had
hit for him, got In front OF Bush'i
rather stiff liner but bungied 1t, Co0t
put himself In Bush's place by fore
ing Donie. Crawford popped little
one % Blaclyburne and threw his ba'
<nvagely back to the Tiger dugout
UeIahanty wiggled q hit between
planted himself conveniently In front
o{ 4 pitched ball. piping the sacks.
Cobb At third had Benz worried tc
Icafh He motioned and wigglec
around nervously. Joe nearly let In
be winning run with a wild pitch
Then he let down the suspens,
NTH another ball.
~ came In. tapped the plate will
The Detroit times., 1912-06-29

that slow ball working,
rs weakening in the ninth is his
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

Mics Lueis. Borden was the guest
o. Mas Marie Jords during che past
week re-
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SocSkry xDIsoR
Hiss Jeannette cunsi
TgLEPHoHE aos


>.<~.<4.
Ambition Is = friend 81 mine.
W. ~aIh Iifc'e way together
!, matters aos u skies be- fine
or isft ana sosssh the weather
We're ! aiope. the hills 40 atoep.
50 tossk III. oath ~ follow.
That pershsnce would never eraep
I'syond the nsares, hollow
HIT etron rAiubition takes mg hsnd.
lis ssser facs ali glowing,
And fhns W. isaFpey toward land
Win miIk and hone, flowing
And even though this way be LONG
And rough aud DARK the weather.
rp0H cNf lipn there's ufIii . nong
necauss ve sAih together
GERTRUDE LOria gMALL
Mrnl john q. Remedy snd Mrs Ice
t.Yilon eams IN from Ia fsrfa and
spent %. ~e"t rnd IN thu cstE
Mr. and Mrs " ~ Watkins ~
KlaKsyille we're the eser,s % Ne aud
Mtp l.. A. wnleos this week
sss
Nlas Hafah caldxeii naH feIIfn1A
from trip 10 oklahoma and North
Texas
Miss Loretta Borden has returned
from q dei.ghlssi yIsil wlih reiailsea
IN nectsiie Miss Josephine Wood ~
iloesllle accompanied Miss norden
home
Mr and Mrs Hal SEWER left thla
week Tor New Yorh. after q several
ncgke solsurn In Hnn Antonlo
Mira. Rachel pcukherty .has return.
ga 10 hef home IN san Patriotic.
Mrs " ! staples and Misa Eselyn
Staples left Thursday tor their home
81 the cts az Mesieo, after pleas.
nnt visit with Mr. aud Mrs " A.
crlff,n.
Misses Marie lordt Maud French,
Julia Cooper ana oiise cfsls have 70.
turned from the pnissFsl,, ana ass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-21

siss Raakln
~ short stetchso ~ Alexander
rsAafoft Meek ttsit.tss5j. pail,
isodleton Cooks fisGs.lssot Nlss
Gibson
ne perfect AT 10 Fp.'s gerss
'iifs aes'nn
READINGS fJsrafsl.r Tho
Moeklur Hlfd anu Floretfe
yans uiaa smith
i.eadsf Miss W0odbfidgs
Hisa fianehs GoiilisL shlsnaihsd
WEDNESDAY ATTN. nee1ay 81
rInNOo> niiii.i. tsrnoDn
elab this vsst ~ hef rssidenre 1n
PATIO Ano street Only the fegplaf
msmbsrs ssff present Tha eian
pine. flpny dpilioa aaa Won bf nfa
n q Wemafs A dainty aaisd
cuHrne Eas served
The npoen eiuh mot THURSDAY after
ai sls reaifsnfa 90
siOoN CItn Misa Mae lnhnaion
NlifiNn on Mesquite Hreei
Miss Vl0ia ulaau
vase several cnlnyabic readings So
instructive arm in parliamentary us.
agss saa held The neat meeting
~ The club eiii be ~..'k from neat
Thursday afternoon eith Miss sellls
iiietsY
One ~ ihe INSIST enjoyable aiialrf ~
che seek eaa
piiiDi,ritL "soo" ihe go
rNnfA parry ON
ThurndsY ~
lerHoon az which Miau Mae Atlte
Dunn Vas hostess There we're
eiHht tables ~ guests Miss uunu aaa
assisted in eniefinlhinf her Huesta
hy Miss Laura HayaEe after aef
ofai interesting games had been
played. the hlTh pcoro prize a hani
painted plate. was awarded Miss
rrudis Wilson The uoohy pfite.
sold beauty pips fen 10 lho lht ~
Mrs nuiord crair A delicious buffet
luncheon was served Ia tho l|nirf
funm Those who enjoyed tho nol
llghtfni afternoon errs Mrad.mf
Frank nuahleh, nnford Gratis W D.
ZOO, y vraiu. Edrar i."ars Niles.
~ laura savage. Williams. lnlii,
i,oh"fltuu AIMS Mae Gibson var
ru"file bingham EmilY kpflldfo.
Jeanette unuei Aliie Fulton, i.ots,
Smith. Claude Caldwell. Craven.
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me guests ~ relatives IN me cliy
Mlrs Marion lIsessy hiss returned
from q trip 20 IA PARIS
Miss Lueiss borden vas The guest
Of Mas Marie lords during che past
week d.
The Cosmos club bald "a ipiefeaiise
meeting on Mon
COSMOS titn day afternoon %
NEtflss. fosiaenfe ~ Nies
Anna BroNnlng A
sketch ~ the life ~ nemingion rae
eivsn ~ Miss fsnna nlysna Mrs
W e. Bailey read papsr On uas
ketry and tilanteifY Aiar mildred
seaion read splsndla article on tho
Metropolitan Museum o. AZ Hia
A W uaslspor ~ dthr study Of ihs
afternoon Tho pafilamonsory drili
ass ~ sbsrs. ~ MR. y a fariY A.
he ,lor- ~ 'hr program . DAINTY
salad conrse waa served Tho club
wlil meet Monday afternoon Ssh
Mrs A W Dsylssop
fhe firni meeting 81 the iilsh flfe
club since %. heii-
Hiou ti,t days. vas held wlib
cIiH Miss Jean Aatoof az
The Hotel nid~ell -
Tuesday only tho club members
snd their substitutes ~efe present
Those vho enjoyed Miss Nateer y
hospitality we're Nendsm.n "
Grain. T. " naahin W " balm
wood Roy Miller 3ohn alaytan. "
Mccullough aud Miss lialiis Nohsri
lo6 Mrs l. " naakln win enter
tain tho club neu Tuesday after
nDoa
Ia ngiama rluh met "Wednesday nf
tefn0on ~ ihc ubra
g., urrsua ~ and on Interesting
titb. program on the
southern poets was
led nv Mrs W y pope Ml.. uuna'
rand Miss laura Luiers sketches 81
'he Hives 90 wnliem Gilmore elms.
Alsert iiks ana Fdward coafc rlrs.
ney Mrs q " Frank read several
poems by thoee authors A paper on
English verse forma was given hs
Miss Anne Mcufesof The program
Tor nest Wednesday. January
rwenty.ioarth 10 M fciloVa
Southern Poets
noll cali Approximations 90 Poe
biographical sketch 90 Poe
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Miss v.,lis Grinn eas honess e.
The memhsu ~
FRIDAY AiIlH. fhe Frday -.
NOON nisii~sE terngla bridge
ei1b mia rert
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NI0 rnnie f0uis" Fafton enifr
lainad three iabio ef t7 ln h,r aoms
SATURDAY, MORNING iu aonus pf Misses
LILLIAN and Louiae rsrr of Ban pisrp
Mia. rlnan0f 4 sykes won tto nrst
prize and ,iiss Ara NtNanus eHa
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80
~ n ~" ~ 4
'NiaE ca ne iihf,f ~ mapf n ~
m"nn'fs m ih"
=" v" hiA ~ @"f'h hi'ii 'i'i"
CIV" 'h'h fiah the nfHiint
y" 90 FRIDAY 49,
P'a' p'n'h nh'ii ~" lf''-i 'i'fi
n''H Nnen - fiat rfii meet "t''
me pi"si''n' hH a H'fH
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awarded tls tu1t4 Nflse ilainff
refrashmsnfa sere served al ihs ton
slnsiea y ~ gsmes
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Mary Nlilott
Miss v-ilis Grinn pas hones e.
The memhsu ~
FRIDAY MIN. fbs Fridag 81
NON nfiiisst tefnyfa bridge
cl1b mia rert
~ her feaidsiscf on chaparfai street
owing b. the Illness ~ esssrsi ~
the 0igb msmtefa there aefe boz
feo Tables ~ faesi- The pfife
cni class vase. 4as saH ~ alas lssn
Natter Niea gdinnh rpeaa s.f.
Metdsmes phlne liotenon 'lareaee
ffaaA T. " nsssin Misses Haifis
We'll Jean Hafser Eiia esfDs lean
slie Du0si Mabel Hmifb
Nisa viola olssn sas hos,esa ~ tha
esstiy NlAa supper
ni~H uiSEN cad senfe on ra
HOSTESS. 1sf etenin0 pi ihsf
ciHb rooms Dh chan.
affal street aappsf Hts s,rfrI AZ
seven thirF su-f -hi,h mnnf nf
fhe msmbsft and their ffIeHaa I'D
lowed m etenlnF af fanrnf anf
cards Among those present arfe
NJ and Na l.iufd rhrtao0 Wr
and Mr. 0aufs. gas Hr and Hr
g. % uastin Ne anI un E
Grain Mr. and ula Ntls Nf ani
Nrs Ed Kn.esl Mr. anH SIZES ~ o.
Cote Nf and Nr q a npfH Hf
aud ufa Essfhsfi Nr ana Nr
iiofs Nr bnd Nm , uiteu Mf sni
Nn So @ hmho. Mr anb Hr W
% 0Hiuh M and Sire Irefnif Nf
aud Nf nrasier aud Mra 3iaiiaH
Alsaes Nsiile aufnn tna nafn.
lean uateer VIula sni rlosenea oi
SEN gsfiurfe #Eiansf HesaI.
saYton Wood Sheppard cnha
SAVAGE lenilna noaden Cope
Tho Harmony cisl me' Friday aztec
noon lanHaIf HlUH
iAIiMoNN fernfh elih Mm nH
sIn. fora Gratis THe mN
emms OF iannar lonftn
ieenth we're o0mt.ned sUi given 900
der che leadership af Nrs erals anI
Wisa Alice Boom Nia nufu read j.
paper sea Tho Efolntian DO the ~
nnn iltsfe sotond HhausHdle
eaa riten by Mrs frrbsri ctldvfll
aud Nisa Geftrpds llorne Misc Mu
ils Caldwell played Chopin NOS
tnrns A rhopiu prelude unn Niten
hf Mra Percy can Az inirresuns
paper on tho urfan eaa road nY Nr
Cmlp Mrs DnnH plasol
ihch'e rurue ln 4 minor rno No
and ihfe. part Invention nf Bach
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Trudle Wilson. Fila uorns Matte
csla~eii. Batter. wiIholmlna ana A.
Zee Bern. Anns MeDrseor Mamie
caffesi. sarah caidae1 Jeaa Ma
ieer. Naifle crime Hafiie Wen Hei
~ Woodbridge ternice sessiy
Mary Nliiott
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so piayed ay Mrs. q cnne A.
~ ths program dainty unaelfatp
ara Golfer tfrs aftet fae nest
nie.i.ar ~ ile fiet .ili - Thurs
tap te1rasrl ussf elih Niss Nsitie
cbllrea
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several days this week with her son
w +. Wood. at Hotel 81 John.
Miss Kate wingneld. Of Charlottes-
Vile, was the guest this week OF nef
niece. Mrs.; J. L = srssa' N sae Fly
since for New Hope. where she wiz
teach school the coming session.
Mrs. Sherred Hansy. OF PROFIT Spent
several days this week In the city.
the guest Of Mra w. T. Belton
Wait to relatives In Louise County.
Miss Nargie Martin, who has been
Spending several weeks with relatives
at Browns Station. y. T. has resufneo
20 her home In 0ordonsvtlle.
Mrs. Robert Marshall Of outngue.
w. T. Bolton. Mrs. Bolton reeurDos
home with her to spend . week
r.. " Bear. after spending several
weeks with his brother, Henry Bear. IN
the city. has returned to hts home In
Mrs. Emmett Turner. Of Mineral
spent several days this week wto
Mrs. w. T. Wood. se Hotel 81. John
Miss Mary Lumpkins 10 . guest this
week OF Mrs. c. ". Matthias. In the
Mrs ". Y. swan and Mr.. r. c
Hoeshead hsve returned from visit
Of two weeks with frtends In Patss-
burgh- Pa
Misses Mayme and Annette D0Wney'
ina Dulaney. Of Brooklyn. y. Z. were
guests q few days since Of Mss Nan
ME lee Downlu-
Mrs. Olivia NeAIlissss. after spend
ing some weeks with Miss SalISe Dos-
ton AZ Hickory HILL has returned
TO her home st West Point
q. W Rtrsh. L n. wstocn sad a.
= Rs.Nvue have returned 20 Gesaons-
VILE, after an sbsvnce % some weeks
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smith. on Copperhaunk Avenue.

smith. on Copperhaunk Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. L E. Ship returned
home this week after . months vas't
to friends and relatives In DURHAM
IN c.
p. Fleetwood and Clare Bsttams have
returned home after . two weeks
visit to friends In Delaware and Mary
hnd.
Miss Ruth Spratley. Of Waverly, u
on a visit to friends in Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. West and dau8n-
ter. were guests OF their frsenoS an
waverly q few days ago.
Homer Ross aud sister. Miss Fan.
ME. Of Brownsville, Pa are guests OF
Mrs. B. z. Cobb. on West Main street
Mrs George b. Burt and dauenter.
Mary. have returned 70 their home On
wavcriy after spending the summer
with relsfives in Bowling Green
Fred Britten of PctersourS. VISITED
,, in the home Of Mrs. A. Z. Fsnney. on
Railroad Avenue. On sunday last
Walter Turnbull. Of LAwrencev,'le'
was in waverly to-day.
Miss May Breeder. Of Richmond. has
returned to her home. Sfter spending
/ two weeks in the home OF DIT. Jonn
r. May on East Main street.
Mrs. George Wells. Of Petersours
10 visiting in the home Of Mayor r.
NJ Etluartip. on West Main street
Mrs. Iyucy 4. ChsppeIl has returned
from Baltimore. Nd. where she visited
her son. Edward W. ChappeH. VINO !.
, undergoing treatment ~ one OF the
hospitals Of that city.
Walter McFan, q Norfolk. visited 'n
the home Of Mrs.. simon Cox, near
waverIy. On last Sunday.
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DURHAM

Especial to The Times Dtepatcn.I
Durham, ". C., October b.-Mrs. u
a. Scott 10 spending several weexs
In Greensboro with her brother ~ ~
Jacobs.
DR. and Mrs J. N. Manly have re.
turned to their home in Chicago: aiter
spending several days on the irsn'9
College campus.
Miss Lucy Crabtree has returned to
her home IN Louisburg. after nslnS
. guest for several days OF MISS "s''
Crabtree. In this city.
spent several days this week IN the
city with her sister. Mrs. d. z. An
drewa
Mr.. Rufus Patterson. Of New York.
10 visiting her mother. Mrs L. l. More
head. on Morehead Avenue.
Miss Halle Ferguson, Of Rocky
Mount who has been visiting In this
city. has returned home.
IAttle Miss virginia smith entertained
n number OF her friends Tuesday after
noon in. celebrating her eighth birth
day. The house was oeaut'tuV
tamnai oolors Many delightful games
we're played, after which refreshments
were served. Mrs. Smith was assist
ed by Mrs. NJ. Maungum aud Miss
Eudie Whitmore in entertaining the
Mrs. II. B. Couch has returned to
6er home In Winston Salem
Miss Eunice Treadway has returned
10 her homo In Newport News after
q visit to relatives and friends In west
". Eliu whitley. Of Atlanta. Ga.
q In the city the guest OF his aunt
Mrs Ben H. Thomas. on AanSuIn
Miss Minnie sa4eerwhite 10 on a
visit TO friends in Lynchburg.
w. g. Long and his sister. Miss Sallie
Long. have gone to Chapel Hill. where
they will live In the future.
Rev G. c. Smith. pastor OF the Edge
mont Baptist Church. who has been
on visit to Georgia. has returned to
Durham
Miss Lillian cowan 10 visiting her
sister. Mrs. I. L Ferrell. in Greensboro.
Miss Zelie Baldwin II spending .
few days in Richmond.
Miss NAude Kramer. Of Elizabeth
City. who has been the guest Of Mrs
c. W. Edwards for the past few days.
has returned home.
Mrs. ". r. Shields and Miss Mar
Garet Shields have gone to Green's
hoYo on q visit
Z Mrs ". p. Whitaker Of Wilson, VINO
has been the guest Of her sister Mrs.
l. A. Carr. went TO Raleigh Wed.
nesday to visit friends-
Miss 0uesie Wynn. Of Henderson.
- In the city, the guest OF Miss
Blanche Edwards
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0NANcocK

fepeciel 10 The Times-Diepateh]
Onancock. Va. October 5.-Ars. An
ole wise Craft and Mrs. sAllie Rogers:
come time With their cousin. Mrs. Rob
Charles Dogss has been elected Sec
setary Of Chesapeake Lodge. A. F. and
a,s. gmm. Bras.en i. teaching at
Mr.. Joseph L. csben. Of George
town, Del. 10 with her mother. Mrs.
8. x. Powen; at Sans souei'
S.is,nsss Aosass ,,.s She he ,,, ss'g saS,a
Muiiis' & issrtinsv.iie. Who WIN be.
her house guest for ten days.
,sorsoik Tu.sdsy By the deash Of his
broehar-in.law. Mr.. Fentress.
Mss Minnie n. Nfls attended the
VIC. T. q. convention in Richmond
Finney Parker left for Florida Wed
Spencer p. Rogers entertained his
Sunday school class Wednesday even
Rev. L II Ritter and Mrs. LAWS are
home from Front Royal
Q VISIT 10 Ma Robert p. Taylor. Of
Xrs. Robert I. Hopkins spent this
week with her sister. Mrs. M.!ha1 ".
che attended the Confederate reunion
william 3. Hopkins and Carecn
Lewis ere back from . trip to Bal
timorN.
ouaes . number Of people vent to
G =. waason ana wife have re-
turned from . two-weeks' visit to reIa-
tiyes in Crisneld and Saaford.
Mrs.. John H. Wise Is home from .
TpD lAYfRR 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
sUENA VISTA

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Buena vista. Va. october s.-The AZ
tendance from Buena Vista 1t tne
Lyuchburx Fair this week Was very
large. Among those WHO atsen1eo
were j. II. Glasgow. MT anG .;1n,
william Page. Mt. and Ms. W. L.
Mr.. W. J. Wright spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. e W. RAn-
dolph. IN stanton >-o,r
Mrs. B. r. knight has returned i'"'"
NJ. ana Mrs John W. Wright OF
Roanoke. spent several days IN .ne
city this week. the guests OF tneH so"'
Miss Bette II. Parr. Of Lynehhurs'
IN the guest Of Mrs. George Aorrs.
w Elscu. Of Baltimore. spent
sey~ra, days In the city this week t"e
guest Of 4. ". Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. W. - Spaneter beit
"Wednesday for their new home AZ
n NJ shirley l~f, Monday TO srend
. month in West Virginia Kentucky
Mrs. Howard rrumbccr IS spending
a Month IN Hcrrissown. Pa :.
Rev. FRANK Burke. ~ bedlord. u
tn. guest ~ pr. G. y; M.ri~essnsr ,,.
guest ~ r. =. Dickinson. hiss rcturne1
q. Little Rock. ARK
Mics Euth Bush has returned from
q visit u Front Royal
Miss Marvel Brown '.ft TueSosS TOT
salem, to erser Roanoke Coheec
Hon. ". ~. George Tucker. OF ScT-
sc,h vas in the city TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Webster. 81
Amherst. spent. several days IN the
city this week. -
Wr and Ms. Roy Thompson. OF
TaxeweU were the guests OF U.s.
Clem Thompson several osss t"'s
week
". WINS. ~ Rcsseke. speNt sur.
asy NTH mis- mother. Mrs W. WNlss'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

weems have maintained winter homes
in Baltimore and Washington Tor sev.
eral years reception Is TO be neIo
Immediately after the Meod' stom m
extended trip. DR.. Owens and ms or'oe
will live ip Washington
Mrs Edward Hamlin and her chill
dren who have been visiting MAJOR
and Mrs Holmes Conrad. returned tnAs
week to Boston. and 0ere accom-
" n. smith and MISS Carter Conrad
Miss Frances Peyton Page has been
Waiting friends in Baltimore this week.
having returned with Mrs. jamie Con-
20. who has been visiting relatives
and friends in town
Miss Clara weems and her younger
sister, Miss Florence Weems. have been
spending several days IN Baltimore
and Washington
Mrs E. Virginia Smith and ner
daughter, Miss Virginia Smith. who
have been visiting the foe9ners mother.
Mrs. O. l. Jack. have returned TO
Forest Glen. d. C.
Mr.. and FRS Logan r. Fay have
gone on a visst TO relatives at san
Mrs. walter z. Barr and her niece.
Miss Stine. have returned from q
motoring trip through the Ssrsin's
were the guests Of Mrs. A. E. Dab
ncy.
phis. IL visiting Ms Q: I. Jack
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Edmon6SOn have
returned 70 Reading. Pa after VISITING
relatives and friends I'm this vicinity.
Mrp. Charles ". Heater hes been
Visiting relatives In stanton, Va
Mr. and Mrs.. Vernon ShaHev have
returned from q visit 20 relatives az
LIursy. Va
Rries6ies General ~ G 0ccdr~n.
Miss Gcodreu snd Alr. Thursscn Good
re1. who have been passing
the summer here. have returned 9"
Mr.. Gardner ". Brown end her
young daughter returned this week
10 New York SITTER visiting the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes y Rus
sell