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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Lake Linden--Hubbell
COMPLAINS OF VANDALISM.
Traction Company Offers Reward 70
Arrest of Culprits.

The liOughton County Traction COM
pany has offered reward for informa
ton that viii lead to the arrest ana
conviction of persons guilty of multi
ating and damaging the shelter sta
tons along the lines of its route. Al
most every such station bears evidence
of destruction ana the work is bcliev-
ed To be that Of culprits. Sides %,
several If the stations fave been torn
off and holes shot through the roofs.
outer walls of other stations have
been cut with knives by persons who
apparently wish To cave their initials
into the minds of passengers of street
ears. Obscene figures and drawings
frequently greet the eyes Of passengers
and Ia end this practice the company
offers the reward
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
ADDITIONAL HANCOCK
TAKES OFFICE JANUARY I
Dan A. Holland Will Become Post
master After the Holiday Rush

Dan \. Holland, who recently was
appointed and confirmed as postmas-
ter of the Hancock office. will not take
office until the first of January. POST
master Rogers will continue in office
until after the holiday rush 1t is con-
sidered it would hardly be wise for Mr.
Holland To start i'm until after the rush
as he is not sufficiently acquainted
with the inside workings of the post
office to handle the rush eXpeditiously.
Mr.. Rogers has made no announce
ments as To his plans for the future.
lie has held the local office since his
appointment 10y eX-Presidcnt Taft, his
term expiring last February
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Owed 1900 Columbia Students.

Columbia university, New York $
great institution of learning. undoubt-
eddy holds the record for the number
of students among all the American
universities ana colleges The number
of students immatriculated this year
Is 1929. nearly double the number
of students immatriculatcd at any 9TH
CT university in the country. 70 give
instruction 10 this army of students
there are 907 professors and teachers.
Teachers college heads the list among
the various branches of the univcr-
sity. with 1870 students, and the grad
uate schools have 1896. Columbia col
lege has Sal students, and "a freshman
class of 325. the largest in its history.
The schools of engineering have 600,
BARNARD medicine 3il, the school or
architecture and music 1919 and the
school OF Journalism lO6. In extension
COURSES l,i92 are enrolled, and there
are 1.lj2 in special courses in teach
ers' college, while i,j3g attend the
summer sessions.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
MONTHLY MEETING OF
TEACHERS DECEMBER IS
HOUGHToN PEDAGoGUES WILL
CoNVENE-OTHER SCHOOL
ACTlV tTlES

The regular monthly meeting OF On,
teachers OF the Houghtou public
schools viii bc held Thursday, Deem
Der Is at o'clock IA the assembly
room of thc hign school
The following progren has been arr
ranged
Songs Teachers OF msh school and
grades.
Solo Miss Spitz.
Address aud r,adnl-R,v. Joseph
Oac,.
Quwtet-Miss spit, Miss Gaskil
Miss H Warrington aud Miss Z
Wammgtou
Solo-Nlies GaskiU
Rules for Exercises.
superintendent j. A. pucllc OF the
IIougbtpu schuus yesterday gave out
the following rules which viii Dee OBJ
served 500 the governing of the Christ
mas programs
Al -tad,s m all schools are rcquir-
,d Geo have program
Nu grades are - combine for pro-.
grams without the permission CO.. tho
superintendent
All programs cNycp, tun~o given nr
tuo a9dorgarl'u are to Doe given Fri.
dHy Afternoon. pcc,macI 10, beginning
81, J.t5 and continuing ror at least one
hour
copy of ,hr programs TO br given
by tlc various rooms must bc sent o.
IN, sup,rmtandeurs oli0. not later
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
HUNTER GETS BIG GAME.

William Duchctt Of Chassell yester-
for bounty OH both wolf and Wild
cat. MIR. Duchett succeeded in killing
both animals only short distance
from Chassell. The bounty on a wolf
hide is % and on wildcat pelt SO
The fact that several bounties have
been applied for lately would show
that wild animals are still plentiful in
the woods and hunters should exercise
care while i'm the woods.
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will continue this afternoon diminish.
ing tonight
II. B.COWDRICK.O observer.
POWDER PUTS FOE
IN WAR TO SLEEP
0ermsn Woman's invention Overeones
the enemy With Gas.

Dresden. Dec i.--The Nachrichtcn
publishes story of u powder which
VIII, II is said, put the enemy To sleep
when the shells containing it are eX-
This narcotic powder, when eXplod-
ed, em'ts a gHs which produces stupe-
tying effects on the men within reach
OF the fumes. They fall asleep and
are hors de combat for several hours.
The Inventor Is woman, Frau
Boehm. " Is stated that the Prus-
Dian ministry of war il testing Us APP
plicabillty w actual warfare
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Postal Savings Bank Popular.

Postmaster Edward NJ. Morgan gave
out some interesting statistics of the
postal savings bank system in Man.
haitian and the Bronx the other day
The branch of the savings bank was
opened here on August /, 1871. ON
October 81 last there were 33,S39 de-
positors, with $3,092, O99, or an average
of about $9l for each depositor Tn,
total deposits in Brooklyn aggregate
>l,1G5,iS1 The statistics show that
SO per cent Of the depositors are ma
live born whites, and that they had
80 per cent OF the total deposits
til per cent were foreign-born whites
with SOC per cent of the total deposits
80 per cent were negroes and .0l per
cent We're other non whites. 6S.5 pei
cent of the depositors are men or boys
and SO per cent women or girls.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
LOST HUNTER RETURNS.
Curtis Courtois Tells OF narrowing
Experience in Woods.

After roaming about the woods eight
miles east OF Lake Linden. for forty
eight hours. Curtis CUurtols returned
To the city Tuesday evening. CurtoiS
left for Rice Lake Sunday morning on
hunting expedition and in some
manner became lost He walked until
night without finding ~ tram and then
built temporary place of shelter
When he awoke in the morning and
again viewed his surroundings, he
found he had been walking in Il circle.
lie then set out i'm straight direction
and marked his progress by blazing
trees Tuesday night he emerged
from the woods abou: two miles east
of the town. Beyond suffering a slight
cold. he shows no evidence of his eX'
pericnce.
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NOTED SINGERS ARRIVE.

The four noted soloists who will sing
in the Messiah chorus at the Kcr-
reGge theatcr Friday evening arrived in
Nine. Jane Osborn Hannah soprano.
Nine. Parmclia Gale. coutralto; Albert
Qucsncl, tenor, and Arthur Middleton,
bass. These singers will take part in
the rehearsal this evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

LAKE LINDEN BREVlTIEs.
!. :. :. : :. :. = :. :. :. :. :. :. :. !.

Miss Aida Auhin has returned from
Paw raw where she has been located
FOR the past severa! months
Rudolph Nollmer of Hubbcll has re
turned from Chicago.
An official meeting of the NJ. r..
church board will be helG in the church
parlOrs this evening.
\ number of Lake Linden young
men will give dancing party in the
city hail tomorrow evening.
The one-ycar-old daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Alfred Arscn9ult died this
morning The funeral will he held to
morrow morning 1T . o'clock from ST.
Ioseph's church.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Turkey Makes 81 Ill.

At the memorial parish house in
Scotch Plains, y. j., a THANKSGIVING
dinner was given 10y the church last
week and nearly the whole village at
tended the banquet. In accordance
with tradition turkey formed the chief
feature of the feast. Unfortunately
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
IS GRADUATE NURSE

Miss Gun Marley has completed her
course Of nursing and this week
was graduated from the Lake Superior
General hospital. Miss Marley has ac-
ccpted a position at the Houghton
County Sanatarium
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
IN THE JUSTICE COURTS.
officer Wright Acquitted Of Assault
and Battery CHARGE.

C'''N|' " 'gi'A FNNtNlhAgN U FNsSdNfN
and Battery Charge.
The trial ~ the People versus John
Wrgh, deputy sheriff. was held in
Justc" Litue's court stcrday. Wrish.
WAS up ou au assault and battery
charge brought by Mary Stimac %
pudgcg.u". He bad formerly arrested
Oh" woman and she stated that while
Doc was putting her in iail hc beat her.
The evidence in the case convinced
Justic" Little that Mr.. Wright had
used uo more force than WAS necessary
and acquitted the of e.
The cases Of Bianchi. Crauich. Eco
relic and Hendricksou. who we're ar
rested some time ago. three on a
.harg" Of resisting an officer and one
Goa the charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. were adjourned until Dec 20
Tor the transcription of testimony.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
NARROW ESCAPE.

Mrs. Noungmothcr threw down her
Sunday paper in which she had just
would have only four toes. Turning.
she looked a. Precious. who sat play
Ing with his ten little pink toes. AS
she ga1ed at baby horrible thought
struck her. She caught up Precious
ami Rugged him, To her breast.
"Oh. John" she cried in hushcd
tones. Just think If Precious had
been born 400 years later he would
have had only eight toes to play with"
.-Woman's Home Companion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

surrogate's court was iilcd the other
day The tvStator was Adolph Goeb-
bles and aside from the date line and
the signature the will contained only
the following words. In case of my
death, my belongings 80 to my Wife
leaving an estate valued at $4,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

Ben Nevis. Scotland's highest noun
tain, may be cUmmercialized To meet
the demands of tourists. \ project is
under way looking tc, the erection of
y hotel on the peak
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Weather Conditions

The pressure has fallen rapidly since
Yesterday over the Northeast and the
Lake Region. IL has decreased some
v hat over the Great Plains and the
Northwest. but suu continues above
normal over the northern half of the
country west of the Mississippi River
The decided fall over the Northeast
has caused brisk to high winds over
Lake Superior and at some points In
The Lower Lakes. Due TO the depres-
sion iu the Southwest rain has con-
tuurd over the southern half Of the
Great Plains. Elsewhere fair wealth
e. with tcmpera turcs above normal
continues. y storm center appears 10
loo developing over saskatchewan, but
as Yet nu precipitation has occurred
Fair weather will continue in inns
vicinity during the next rs hours
There win Ice little, II any change In
temperature. Brisk westerly winds
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Strange Case Of Disappearance

The strange disappearance of Park
Commissioners Charles u. Slower, II
man Of considerable prominence. is
causing great deal of worry to his
numerous friends in this city. Mr.
Stover was last seen in New York city
ON October IL last aud. although L., =
tcrs and checks have been received
from him, bearing various postmarks
nobody seems to know where he is and
why he does not return To New York
where a considerable amount of work
connected with his office as the head
oi the park department is awaiting his
teturn. There are many theories con
corning his absence, but most of them
back a substantial basis. MIR. Stuvcr's
friends, now thoroughly alarmed. have
started a country wide search for the
missing man, but SO far it has been
ruthless.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
ASK SEALS BE SOLD HERE.

ciety are urging that Christmas seals
he placed ON the market in Torch Lake
towns ana the request likely will be
needed. Lake Linden ana Hubbell
people have been liberal purchasers of
the seals in past years and their dc
sire that a consignment. be sent To this
district IS an expression of their gen
crosby.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

An Austrian loan to China of SO.
600, 900 is reported 10 have been effect
ed by Vienna bank.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

Levi L. Fritch. of Mertztown, Pa.
has six daughters all teaching school.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

Henry Beaudcttc has returned from
a brief visit I'm Chicago
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Bret VIII Is Recorded

one of the briefest Wills ever en-
tered for probate in the New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
NORMAL AT FARMvILLE
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Farnvile. Va, April 12.-Throughout the
past week there has been a most creditnbie
ari exhibit AZ the school which has been
Wen pntronizcd by the students. faculty
anu a people OF the town. Some 200 pictures
III sepia and in colors are on exhibition
Wednesday evening reports from tho
hiehnial convention in Richmond wero
given by Misses Mary Cary TAYLOR and
hathieen Browning. TWO OF the deleGa tcs
VINO attended the convention.
The school was well represented at the
Conference for Education in The south M
Richmond. During the meeting tho FOL,
lowing were in attendance: President and
Mrs. ,'arman Dir. &. w. stone. NJ b. Coy
ncr. y NJ Lear aud Misses Mary T. Peek.
Maud n J. Tillman: Mary y. Jones. Mary u.
fierce Fannie W. Dunn. I.iiio e. Winston
Minnie V. Rice Grace H. Mis-, Carrie Suth-
crln Florence Is. Meyer and Jennie ST.
Tahb. "
President Jarman was master Of ccre
monies Tor the dinner given in honor OF
the, conference for education OF women i'm
nc country. of which President johnson,
or Rock liill. s. G., was chairman
e,n Saturday evening the juniors and Sc
nfors met In debate on the question:
Resolved. That the commission form ~
towns rather than tho Council" The ucrn
tive was upheld by Misses Ethel Pedipo mud
Mary Iary Taylor, OF the junior class. and
the affirmative by Misses Evelyn Turn
hun ana Madeline Askey. OF tho senior
class. After the debate the juniors tom
dcreb beautiful reception and bano,,a,
TO the seniors In the reception hall which
was tastcfully decorated with pot ted plants
me incuity ana home department. officcrs
we're Invited and all spent a most en-
loyabie evening. which closed with
the singing OF class songs ny both juniors
and seniors. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
ARV0NIA
Specialize Th. rI,nes.pispu,cb

n.
Arvona. Va. April i9-W. r. Root who
nooga. Tenn, as the general advertising
representative Of the buckingham slate
field. has returned to Arvonia where he
little daughter Margaret are expected 10
arrive within about SIX weeks They have
hecn spending some time at Mrs Roots
old home liz Muncic, Ind
Mrs Helen Green. 81 Fnr,nville. Il
visitor here last week In tho interest OF
tho work or the w. C. r, L. and es,ab-
lishcd a branch here with eighteen MON
hers, Mrs. John l.. bersch was elected
president;
Mrs John " Pierce left this week to
Juhn Potts, near Newport News.
iicN and Mrs. Plummer r Jones and lit
tie ,' son Hummer r.; lr'' spent tho week
DAYS.
Miss Elizabeth Pitts spent the weekend
Brcmo Bluff.
Alex and Tom Williams spent several
days in S,aunton last week.
w, O. Edwards and William Evans we're
sent as representatives OF the Arvon Church
To West Hanover Prcsbytery which met i'm
Farmville. April 15-17.
Rev Stanley White. of Richmond preach
ed III the Arvon Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, and returned TO Richmond Mon
day.
a. j.. Terrell spent several days in Rich
mond last week
Or G.. Aiphonso Smith, of the University
OF virginia. passed through this place en
route to buckingham Friday. where he met
the members OF the Teachers Association
of the county, aud made an address.
AseScy 81 haa "u@ % ah' southern
tended the educational meeting Rrh.
mond tho past week and will visit rela-
tives at New store and Arvonia several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
HARRISONBURG
,ccial 10 Tbc ,rimc..Disn.,ch

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
iair'sonburg. Va. April Ie.-Mrs. Jasper
ita"sc. jr.. and little daughter. OF Baitl-
more. Who has been visiting her father, Mr..
Marifii. In Lexington. are now visiting JOHN
u. linwse on North High Street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomns l.. Williamson wont
10 stanton Wednesday to attend the funeral
IF Mrs. Williamson's brother-in-law. r. r.
Brooke.
Mrs; Frank J.. Subictt left Wednesday for
g. ". Timberlake. who Is III.
Miss Jane Puiiam. OF Cuipeper. re-cntered
tho state Normal School this week She will
make her home with the family or j. c.
staples.
REV. and Mrs j. W. ,Beali. of La Plata.
Maryland. are guests OF J.. +. Beail, In
Bridgcwnter.
Miss Emma Kothe. guest of Mrs. II. A. w.
dinnapois. Mrs. Happier. who lives in Rich :
inond, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Dech-
ert.
Mrs. J. w stone. OF Portsmouth. arrived
waite.
Mrs. II. p. Harnsbergcr has returned from
visit to Summit Point. w Va
Mrs. Thomas g. Herring, OF BridRewater.
Was a delegate 10 the ID. a. r. Congress In
Washington this week.
Miss Lucy Martz, OF Lacey Spring. liz Wis
ting her brother. Harry Martz. who is I'll
al Dante.
Mrs. e. Duianey OFT and two children hav.
gone to Ruckcrsville. Greene County to Welt
Mr.. and Mrs Fillmore Duaney
Mrs. A. 5. Houston and mother. Mrs. Stew
ems who spent the winter With Mrs. Willie
Warren, have returned to their home In Bos-
ton
Mrs. Helen jackson. mother OF Rev ]. L
Jackson. has gone to Baltimore to visit rela
tives.
Miss Emma Lee Patterson has returned
from visit to relatives in Grottocs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
PULASKI
tspecial to Tho rimes-Dispatch. !

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Pulaski Va. April le.-Flora stuart Chap
historical meeting Monday afternoon The
Of the soder these M
ell , letter from r. ;r w. Lindsey; read
OF Joseph e. Johnston" written by A. l.
Jordan. and rend by Mrs. J. II. shuff. Some
ten by James r. Tronr.r and read by Mrs
W. ". .chanin; Sidney Lanier's Song OF the
BosanE: memoirs Of a Pulaski veteran in
the sionewaii Brigade from Issl-lSe5. pre-
Charles Crockett. The meeting was presided
over by Miss Julia Leache. historian OF the
made by calling the name OF some noted
chieftain In the Southern Army. The chap
on May Il for the purpose of raising funds
to uniform those INDECENT Confederates who
want to go to the Gettysburg reunion In
The Round Dozen Club spent a most enjoy.
able evening at Its last meeting with Miss
Julia Leachc. who entertained the members
at the residence OF Mrs. Ella Wood. An
other afternoon waa spent In tho study OF
Tennyson. who has formed the central figure
Of each OF the meetings Of the winter Re
sponses 20 roll call had references TO CLASH
danes w ". Charin. Ella Wood. II. c. GIL
l.nan Oglesby Elizabeth Tate and Alma
Wilkinson nonmem bers, Mesdames W. IL,
". II. Brambli,,. George r. Cheves. o. r.
Jordan and Z. II. Hoback: and Misses Daisy
Wet and Eanda Larew. members.
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Carl s. Mat
,hews, returned this week to her home. a.
Richmond. She was accompanied by her
nephew. Master Jack Matthews.
Mrs Frank Rhea after spending the win
ter With her mother. Mrs. John Dars, is
spending few days with her brother. Guy
Darst. AZ Bristol. before returning 10 her
home at Schenectady y. Y
Miss Julia f-cache was the weekend guest
of her mother, Mrs. {. II. Leache. at Roam
"le.
Mir and Mrs. a. II, Mowry after so3ourn-
Ing for several weeks ut Maple Shade Inn,
returned 10 their home at Norfolk via Rich
mond.
BILLY Wysor and David Laughon. students
At IIsupdcn- Sidney. spent several days ut
their respective homes. leaving the first OF
the week.
Mrs G. M. Hicks and two daughters. OF
Wythcville. were over-Sunday guests OF Mrs
{. - pubst.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. EcIrnan have re-
turned from a trip TO Panama, stopping on
their return at Philadelphia for visit with
friends
Il +. Hill. general manager OF the Pulaski
Mining Company. LEFT Tuesday night for New
York. where he went to attend the marriage
Of his sister. Miss Hill. and DR.. NJ. II. Merri-
am. The wedding took place in that city
saturday afternoon at o'clock Nr. Htil
gave his sister In marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
SALEM


Gspeoial 10 The Times Dispatch,l
Salem. Va, April lo--Colonel A. NJ. Bow
Roanoke County. is I'll this week, suffer
ing from nervous breakdown
Genevieve Null Of Greensburg. Pa, are
formers brother. & n. Myers. at Ca
tawba.
Miss Maude Logan was hostess Tuesday
evening OF the Thursday Auction Bridge
club. At the conclusion of the game "a
were Misses Columbia Kelly. Bessie Gal
loway. Matte Brown. Nancy Logan. Eu-
Miss Columbia Kelly left Friday for an
extended visit 10 her sister Mrs Fred
Sinyre in Gastonia. y q, aud friends in
MIR. aud Airs. S. II. Mcvtty have az their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs Chaunccy Murphy and
son, Willis. OF DouElaston. l.. / Mr.. and
notorcd to I.uray Cavcrus Thursday in Mr..
McNittys handsome new car
been visiting tho lattcrs parents. Mr.. ana
Airs. .Iohn NJ. Oakley on Burwcll street.
have gone to Bennett Springs to spend tho
DR. T. e. skinner of Richmond was the
guest Monday of his cousin. b. f. Amiss
and fGmily; in West Salem -
Boston. Mass. and New York City on
an eNtepdsl trip They VIII visit Eastern
Walter J; Riggs Of New York the VOL
known artist. is spending some time with
his mother, Mrs. Annie s., Bggs, on College
Avenue.
DR. !. A. Morchead is in Richmond this
week attending the Southern Educational
Conference In session In that city;
Mrs. j. n. Garrett hostess this week
of the Rock Club At her home on Ten
nessec Street: At the conclusion of the
game II salad course was served.
MIR and Mrs. r. II. Clarke and son. Theo-
dorc, OF Orange, spending Il few days
In Salem They VIII 20 from here to War
rcnton. where they VIII reside I'm tho flu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
RADFORD

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
,Raai1rd ya Aprii IL Miss Mary Lane.
en- route 70 Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs r NJ Combi,hs, OF Blueneld. w va
la visiting her mother. Mrs. l.. O. Bul!ard
Guy Johnson returned home Sunday from
Baltimore. to be present u, the marrinse
or his brother. Frank Johnson and Mis-.
M MT. Ele'd Us Of Il. ESan ,.,S ,
zen, He. spent few days in Roanoke with
Mrs c. W, Lyle Mrs Mark Reid and
{. Convention 4, christiansburg last Sat.
Miss Maud Pampin OF Roanoke. spen, the
Mr and Mrs. j. y. Baird and little son
nave returned home from Northline y &.
W n Painter spent few days in Roam
Truman Billiard returned THURSDAY morn
ing from Richmond. where he represented
me kadtGrd Council OF the Roya! Arcanrm.
after visiting his parents on Eighth Street.
Miss Stella Ross left Wednesday for Fin
castle where she Will visit for several
F Miss tssot Lucy s} r, Ammsn. Mr., and Mrs r
or OF. Ln1eweii and Mr.. and Mrs. r 81.
the family from out or town here for the
funeral OF Mrs. +. O. Hoffman.
Miss Jessie Reid attended the cduca
tional conference in Richmond this week
Mrs w u: Baldwin, Jr.. has as her
guest Miss Elsie Tenn of North ,,arolin,,
me Presbytery OF Montgomery. will con
Presbyterian Church very intercstinr
program Will cover three days. and about
"r li,s visitors s,o are expected
MISS brownie Delp has recovered after a
slight illness. ~ 81
:, j. Edgar Walter spent the weekend with
his family In Salem.
w. D. Mitchell "'' '''s