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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

w b. Barker, Of Ebon, was in town on
business Monday.
Capt. b. NJ. Carr, Of Lexington, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Fraley have gone 10
housekeeping in the James Lacy property.
Clint Mccall, Of Bellevue, Pa, was here
last week with view of making some in
vestments.
Grant Bays is the champion fisherman
OF the town, his catch for the past month
being nearly hundred good ones.
We with to announce through the c>l-
umns oil the Courier that we will have
special prices on pianos aud organs closing
July Ist 1913, While we will sell the best
piano made at IS per cent below the Job.
bers price OF same grade for every cash sale
made before July Ist, We will give pres.
ent OF $500 in fine Jewellery to be setc-
ted by the purchaser and $500 with each
each sale OF organ. Our prices of high
grade pianos are as low as SIS5 90 aud
high grade Hamilton organs as low as Sl;.
Three sheets Of popular music for ajc.
Fine Guitars as low us s. 90, Fine violin
outfit violin case rosin bow and best in.
structor for So 50 well worth $Iaoo. The
famous New Goodtch Sewing Machine for
SI6 90, Watches, clocks and jewelry
neatly and accurately done. Hoping to
receive frequent orders which shall have an
careful attention. We are youis ,or buSi-
ness and to please
The J. 7. GsvEnoN Music & Jeweliy Co.
J pileyille, ny.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

The work Of laying the foundation for
the Methodist church is progressing rapid
ly under the supervision OF the contractor,
George Ellington, and the members hope to
see the building completed this summer.
Nv. Davis, OF Ezel, was in town Mon.
day attending County Court and shaking
hands with his many friends, and while
here called on the Courier crew and gave
US nice order for job work.
Pro-; and Mrs Noah Cisco are visiting in
the country this week, They will leave
next week for Davenport, pixie, where
Prof, Cisco will be principal df the school
next term.
H. c. Combs, candidate for taller, gave
us an order for cards this week The eau
didates in this county nearly all realize
the value Of printers ink.
During the busy season for the farmers,
when iade is dull, is the time to do your
best advertising. Keep your business con.
stantly before the people
No such activity among candidates and
prospective candidates was ever seen in
West Liberty as was evidenced here al
County Court Monday.
Don't send out your correspondence OF
cheap paper, badly printed, Letus max,
you some real "classy" stationery.
Henry Cole is back in business at his ole
stand and your attention is called to hi
attractive ad in this issue.
DIN. Cox, of Moon, was in town OF
business Monday.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
Col. Stuart Here.

Col. T. G. Stuart, of Winches-
ter, arrived in the city Wednes-
day of last week on business but
on Thursday he received a tele-
gram saying that his brother
John H., of Frankfort, had died
suddenly at Dawson Springs.
John H. StewsT was one of the
best known NJ kspaper men in
Kentucky and Ehe news of his
death came as' b shock, not only
to his brother but to many Others
who knew him personally or by
reputation. Col. Stuart left al
once, upon the receipt of the sac
news, for Frankfort, where the
remains were laid to rest the lat
ter part Of the week.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
Local and Personal.

D. G. Lacy, of Caney, vas in town Mon.
day on business.
D. VI. Murphy, Of Maytown. was here on
busln Monday.
W. G ii made a business trip to
Lexington Ast week.
Miss Ada Bailey OF Lakin, Kas., is visit
ing reat yes in town.
1T, Wells, of Camel City, attended
.Seputy C,,ur Monday.
A ]. L'cden, Of Insko, was here Monday
attending County court.
Jno. NJ Sebastian, Of Williams, transact
ed business in Town Monday.
r H. Ferguson. Of Dingus, attended
County Court here Monday.
French Nav, of Henry, was mixing with
the people inSown Monday.
Henry Mcclure, of DeHart, attended
County Court here Monday.
DR. B. F Carter was at Louisville last
week IN professional business.
Rola Ceci, of Grassy Creek, transacted
business here first OF the week.
j. w. Perry, OF Yocum, visited his daugh.
ter, MIS-. r NJ Oakley, Monday.
Rainey Hamilton, OF Silver Hill, was a
b s,nrss visitor in I, ,wn Monday.
Rev. w. H Lindon, Of lnsko, was hele
Monday attending County Court.
B. J. Elan, of Sa'yersville, transacted
business in the city the first Of week.
Ben Kennaird and J. W. Coffee, Of Log.
Evllle, attended County Court Monday.
s. D. Goodwin, of Ezel, was in town
Monday shaking hands with the voters.
Alex Whitaker, Of Caney, was here Mon
day extending the glad hand to his friends
Smith Mcclure, of Florress, was patron
Of our job department while in town Mon.
day.
Misses Orange and Martha Oakley are
visiting relatives at Bangor aud Moreh, ad
tins week.
Unce Johnson Oakley, Of Grassy Creek,
was here Monday shaking hands with his
many friends,
Misses Lucille and Elizabeth Pieratt, who
have been in school at Millarsburg the past
tterm have come home for vacation.
7. II. Johnston, Forest, candidate fol-
Justice of the Peace for the 9th district
was in town Monday and gave us an orde
for cards announcing his candidacy.
Born, Monday morning, June q 10 MI
and Mrs. Rem F. Nickel, girl-NIargare
Naomi The baby is named for her aun
Margaret Carter and great aunt, Mrs. Nel
D tie Naomi Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Cottle entertaine
a few friends Saturday evening with an e,
: cellent supper The guests were Mrs. Wi
q Reed, Misses Aura Maxey and Grace Rec
aud S. NJ r. Hurt.
Miss Cleo Days entertained the iollowin
young people with supper one day La
week; Miss Eula Prayter and Mr. Hermo
Prayter, Of Salyeisville, Misses Aura Make
!, Dewey Swaugo, Hazel, Ina aud Fern Cot
d tie, and Miss Ida Wells, of town.
\ The latest report from the bedside
" Mrs. w. NJ. Kendall, who is in ST Joseph Ii
~ Urinary at Louisville, is that her condiuc
n is very serious and that she is not expecte
=, to. survive many days,
X LArER-Just before going to press v
III learned that Mrs, Kendall had died at tv
o'clock Wednesday morning,
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Buffalo Bill III.

Knoxville, Tenn, June 7-Col.
w. f. Cody, known around the
world as Buffalo Bill, is seriously
i'll at the home of a Knoxville re-
lative, c. o. Ward.
Col. Cody did not appear in his
show here Friday night, the
tenth time he had missed during
40 years spent in the circus ring,
He expects to go to Atlanta
Sunday with his show.
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U. c. 7. Meeting.

The United commercial Travel
ers, from Kentucky, Virginia,
West Virginia and Maryland
held a rousing meeting in Lex
ington last week. Major Classify
handed over the keys of the city
to the knights of the grip and
everybody in Lexington knew
that the U. c. T.'s were in
town.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
A Troupe Of Highly Educated Dogs and Ponies
The Best Performing Elephants on Earth

IN OF AMERICAS FUNNIEST OF IN
~ =: ALL FUNNY CLOWNS -: ~
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

m OF THE VERY BEST PER- m
I'll FORMERS IN ALL KINDS I'll
=: OF GOOD ACTS -: ~
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
FOURTHCLASS
POSTMASTERS.
Have Their Questions Answered
Here About Examinations.

Washington, May 27- The mail
of nearly every member of Con-
gress is being clogged with re-
quests for information relative
to the filling of fourth-class post
Offices. Here is the information
most sought.
@. What was the Taft order
pertaining to 4th class postmas-
ers? A. 1t was an executive Or
der made on Oct. Is, IL placing
all fourth-class postmasters un-.
der Civil Service without an ex-
animation.
@. What was the effect Of
this order? A. It meant each
fourth-class postmaster in the U.
S. than in office would hold office
Indemnity regardless of his fit
ness or qualifications, vacancies
of course to be filled based on a
competitive examination.
@ Wherein was this order
unfair? A. 1t put postmasters
under Civil Service who have re-
ceived their appointment by vir-
tue of political considerations and
took no account of merit what
soever.
@. What is the Wilson Way?"
A. President Wilson, on May Z,
1918, issued on executive order.
amending the Taft order, which
provides that all 4th class post
Offices were the compensation is
$3.50 per year or over, there shall
be held an open competitive exam
ination by the Civil Service Com
mission the result of which shall
be certified by the Commission to
the Postmaster General. The
Postmaster General shall appoint
one of the three receiving the
highest rating.
@. How are they appointed
when the compensation is under
$3.50? A. By the Postmaster
General based upon a report made
by post office inspector.
@. Who holds these examina-
tions? A. Local examining
boards are appointed by the Civil
Service Commission to conduct
the examination.
@. When will these examina.
tions be held? A. tits impossi-
BILE to tell at this time; but they
will be held as ooon as the De-
partment can take care of the
work, and as the service require
@. Where are examinations
held? A. At the most convent
ent point.
@. How does one make appli.
cation for examination? A. AT
ter an examination is announced
the applicant secures upon re.
quest, at the local post Office, form
1853, which is the proper blank
to be filled out and which con
tains full information pertaining
to the examination. 4
@. What is the nature of tn,
examination? A. 1t covers ele
mentary, arithmetic, penman
ship, letter writing, copy tests
together with statement as t
facilities for transacting the bus
iness of the office.
Q. How can one get NOR
} complete information pertainin.
to this matter? A. By writin
to the CIVIL SERVICE COM
MISSION, WASHINGTON, Z
c." asking for copies of forr
1852 and 1859, which contain in
: structions to applicants and rule
and regulations governing ar
1 pointments, or by writing you
: Member Of Congress.
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HOME COURSE !.
IN SCIENTIFIC
AGRICULTURE
ELEVENTH ARTICLE.
] FEEDING FARM AMI
MAILS, NO. 1.
By. B. W. ALLEN, Assistant Director Of
the Office of ExE xwent Stations,
N United States Dgartment
Of Agriculture.
rHH feeding Of farm animals,

ITHE feeding of farm animals,
like the use Of fertilizers for
crops, rests upon quite we'll
defined general principles. The
materials of the body are continually
breaking down and being consumed,
and to keep the animal in healthy
and vigorous condition there must be
constant supply Of new material If,
in addition to repairing the wastes of
the system and furnishing it with heat
and energy, growth is to be made (as
in the case of immature animals) or
milk secreted an additional supply of
food Is required. To supply food in
the right proportion to meet the vari-
Gus requirements of the animal with
out waste of food nutrients consti-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
WARRENTON
Especial to The Tim.r.Di,n,t,

-, Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Donald and her daughter Miss Froeda Don
nIn OF Mobile Ala. are guests of tho War
rem Green Hotel
Miss Alice Smith. of New Orleans La
VIII reach Warrcnton In the next few days
to be guest OF Colonel and Mrs. Grenville
Werrenton soon for New York. where sho
VIII spend some time the guest OF Mrs.
Mrs. J. A Bell. OF Richmond. who has
been the guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
lanes VIII return TO her homo in Richmond
William II. Gaines, of Alexandria. Va.
with james Douglas, also Of Alexandria.
spent some time tho past week in Warren
ton.
Miss Juiielte Crosby. daughter of Mr. and
Mira Oscar T. Crosby. hostess at II dance
at her nome. View Tree Farm" Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. william +. Wilbur. with Mr..
ana MRS. e u. King, gave dance on tho
evening OF the 10Th instant at "Stuyvesant."
The ladies' German. given annually in
Wa ,, ton. Horse SHOW week took place
tne ena a on y Wa Of q. is
and James s. Douglas. OF Alexandria.
D. warren OF white Hall Farm"
near Warrenton. entertained on the 2ith In
slant In honor OF his guests. Mrs. Brastow
and Mrs Emerson. OF Washington.
the guest of Mrs. Richard Page at the home
OF her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Dudley Pow
John 7. aiciver. OF Savannah. Ga. ia the
guest OF Mrs Albert Fletcher. Jr.
Mrs j. Z. NhlTdvcn and Misses Hoon
and Jessie walraven have returned to War
renton after stay or some tirne ut Will
loughby Spit.
Miss Emily W. Fletcher returned on Tues
day OF the past week TO Wnrrenton after "a
vsit to Mrs. walter II. Cook IN Baltimore.
Mrs L. a. Boston and Miss Florence Bos-
ton are at the home OF Judge L. $. Turner
after stay OF acme weeks in Orange. and
r. C. Chamberlain and Stuart Williamson
OF Balumore. arc spending some time IN
Whrrenton at the home or Mrs. James l.
Chamberlain.
In tho tennis tournament recently com
p!eted At the Warrenton Country Club Mr
and Mrs. F. J. Grace. formerly of New York.
F. J. Grace won the mems singles. and r.
Mohun and ID. II. Leo tho mems
doubles.
Mss Fox. of warrenton. entertained at a
tea Friday afternoon OF the past week
Miss Ida Evans afro entertained bridge
on Friday afternoon In honor OF Miss Ida
Pollard. OF st. Louis.
Mr. ana Mrs ". E. Bishop ard daughter
have returned 10 their home here after a
visit to Atlantic City.
DR.. Lester SohwGb. OF Roanoke. haS
In Wsrrenton.
MIRA Baldwin Day sDilnan is st "Elwsy
Hail. Whrrsnton. after absence OF some
time spent In the North.
Judge and Nrs. Carter Scott. OF Richmond
are at the homs OF Mra. Taylor Scott, IN
Wnrrenton.
day raca meeting on October !: at the
grounds the farm OF William F. Wilbur
where bevcral successful meets have taken
place.
Miss Benton and Miss Jennie c. stro,her
OF Washington. who have been guests a.;
the home OF Mrs. A. ~. Strothcr. have TO-
turned hOrne. Miss Nary Lee. of Maryland
IL guest AT the home Of Mrs. Strother.
Dr John 7 sprague OF Staten Island. y.
Y. !s spending some time with MIR Sprugue
and sons near Warrenton.
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for Hamilton. I.oudoun County where they
will spend two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Hertle and SON
Jack. OF Washington. were week end visitors
at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. 3 Davis
ut Brstow.
The Manassas German Club will hold a
meeting the last OF the month for tho pur-
pose OF setting date for the September
dance, which is tho nrst OF a series TO ba
given during tho fall and winter months.
Professor H + Button. who for the past
four years has been director OF the ag-
ricultural High School here, will give up
his position, and early this fat! expects to
move his family 10 Indiana, where ne has
accepted a position similar To the one hold
here. Tl1-g1l
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin l.. ouarleA. OF Bal.
tiinorc, were guests OF Rev. and Mrs. H
l.. Quarles last Sunday ~
Mr.. and Mrs T. +. Thompkins. who havs
been. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r..
Davies, have returned to their home In
Washington. ls
Miss Thedia Waters, OF Washington. spent
sunday with friends and relatives In Ma
&. lst tf@k iss,A
Mrs. Bennett H. Puryear and Miss AlfosS
Bowman. who have been Visiting ct the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs w. II. BThirner &C
Bristow. have returned to cuipeper. 5gl
Mrs, W. l. Buck. who has been spending
tho past several weeks with relatives near
Bristow. returned Wednesday TO her home
In Atlanta, Ca.
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ARVONlA

Especial 20 The Times Dispstch.l
Arvonlu Va, August 23.-The Arvonia
Royal Arch Chapter held a regular
cation IN the temple here on Thursday
members being prepeni to .witness and as
siht In comforting the degrees OF Mark
master and pact master on -FOUR candidates.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snead, o. Southern
California, spent several days here this
week a, the nome OF Mr.. and Mira Arthur
Letchcr Pit;s. Nr. and Mrs Snead
ed entirely across the United states.
ing the deserts the Rocky Mountains and
York.
Miss Clayton Ps,5ow' OF I-yncheurg Was Was
friend, Miss Miriam Pitts, a, her home.
M5s y + Root; accompanied ,, he. her
week from Muncie. Indana. Mrs Roots old
home where they have been spending
eral months. They will make their home
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Brown. OF Danviile.
were the guests OF their cousin. Miss Mar
raret Brown at her home. ivy Hill." last
weex.
Sir. and Mrs Edward e. Roberts spent last
Miss Fannie clover Hask!ns. OF BucIing-
ham. spent several days ;his week at the
home OF her uncle. Or. Perkins Glover. She
returned her home Friday.
Misses lrena ana Fannie Briegs. OF Scots
Vile. spent several days with friends here
this week.
Howard Smith. Of Richmond. spen, tho
weekend here at the home Of M and Mrs.
A T Richardson. where Mrs Smith is
spending some time.
Arthur Lee glasgow OF Richmond. form
orly cashier OF the State Bank OF Arvonia,
spent last Saturday and sunday in Arvoniu.
returning 20 Richmond Monday morn
Ing.
Mrs c. Graham Thomas spent several
days last week In Orange County, visiting
at the home OF her mother. Mrs. Y. VI. New
Mis-. Milton Hudgens. who has been visit
Ing friends and relatives here. returned to
her home In Richmond last week
Mre. Julia Kyle. OF Boiling. passed
through Arvonia Saturday after visit
OF several days to Richmond
Rev Plummer r. Jones. Louis o. Pierce
and David ". Stinson. all of Arvonia. Wis
tied buckingham Courthouse this week for
the purpose OF attending the annual meet
Ing OF the Buckingham County School
Board.
Lindsay Pitts. OF seottsville. visited rela-
tives in Arvonia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Nicholas. OF Char
lottesviie. formerly residents OF Bucking
ham County, living on the we'll known "Jor-
dan estate. visitors at the home OF Mrs.
Willie Amber at seven Islands," noted
estate on the James River.
Walter Chambers Is spending week
ten days visiting AZ the home OF his mother,
Mrs Dora Chambers. near Shores. In Slate
River District.
S S. schol OF Baltimore. was visitor
here this week
j. v Castine. OF Lynchburg. visited Ar
vonia and vicinity this week.
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WAVERLY

Waverly. Va. August 2a-Mrs Hunter
home OF Mrs. Lucy a. Chappeli. on East
Main Street.
James HAMLET left Waverly to-day for
Farmville. where he VIII visit friends and
relatives for the next week ten days
Mrs. Thomas Sharpe. of Norfolk is visit
Ing In tho home OF Mrs Annie Fleetwood
on Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood and Mrs
Ida wilkins are visiting friends and rcla.
tlves In Christiansburg
Miss Virginia Parkinson. of Washington.
In visiting the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Emmett Burton. Railroad Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Baker. OF Richmond
are visiting friends and relatives in Wav-
erly.
Mira Dabney. of Wheeling. w. Va. /,
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WYTHEVILLE
Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch 7

tSpeciai 70 Tho Times Dispatch
Wytheville. Va. August 1s-One OF the
most delightful social events Of tho week
was an auction bridge party given by Mrs.
James Kelly on Wednesday, afternoon in
homo. Of her house guests. Mrs. Houscman
and Mrs Joseph Repats. of Allentown. ia.
Mrs. Walter Stanley. of Norfolk. was the
noon. complimentary to tho Miss Allison
OF Alexandria. and Mics Laura Leo stan
ley. OF Norfolk.
Miss Margaret McGavock. of Nashville;
Miss Ada French, Of Texas; Sir and Mir,
Eppes and daushter. Of A So,t :os are ";
II. Dew'a.
AS Mins ola , Garreo Is spendin. tho month of
~. j.. Sw-cker Ia visiting his daughter.
Hrs. henderson. in Armirillo. Tex.
s. Judge and Mrs J: c. Buxton. OF Winston
r. L. Pierce. have returned home.
Miss Evelyn Harrison is at home after
Rev. Edwin Goodwin. OF Ashland: Mise.
Mamie and Ellen Lacy. OF Washington. are
the guests OF the Misses Goodwin on upper
Dr. Harry Dew. of Lynchburg. is visiting
his Is, mother. Mrs Thomas r. Dew:
Chatauqua. y. Y, and will spend some TINA
In u C5nicIg0 before returning home.
Miss Elnira Davidson have returned home
after attending tho Normal School at Har.
risonburg.
Rev. NJ. r. Logan, Mis,es Ellen and Do
rothy Logan Of Nashville. have arrived and
ar. the guests of Miss Ellen Caldwell.
Among the latest arrivals this week are R.
Taylor. Mrs. Allie Alexander. Mr. and Mrs
George Eorrell. New Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Greenwood. Mics Julia Dorner. Mise.
Mary and Elizabeth Baylor. az Norfolk.
Mrs. Frederick Milsaps. of Monroe. La
Is visiting friends In town.
Tho little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cioyd
Kent, of Richmond. who summer guests
Of Mrs. Thomus r. Dew. dislocated her arm
on Saturday while playing in the. yard.
Misc Sarah Kent. OF Washington. IS visitin 6
her parentE Nr. and hrE. Robert Kent. a,
their home. Bowling Green.
Dr. and Nre. W. IL. Pretlow. OF Chester
ere visiting the iatters father. DR.. W. II
Kibble. Sr.
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near Henry. The party went up on Tues
day In automobiles and remained until to-
day among those enjoying MIR. Hairs.on's
hospitality were Misses J. Coke and An
toinette Moore. OF Columbus. Miss; Misses
Sorinne Brown. fattie Brown Nancy Lee
summons and Rose Sparrow. OF Mnrtinsvile:
MISS Elsie Sims. of Berry Hill. and f. s.
Barrow, w. II. Fontuine. Robert Walker,
John w. Carter. Jr., Louis Carter, Murray
Vile.
iIennon c. Wtittle was host at a reception
ana dance at his home on Church Street
from $40 to 1880 o'clock Monday evening
lie was assisted In receiving by Judge and
Mrs. $. G. White. Miss Flora white 8
G. white Jr. and Murray white.
Mesdames James +. Lewis and John w
Carter.
T.. w. Baker. OF Richmond. has been tho
guest OF his brother-iniaw. Judge s c.
Whtttle. for the past ten days
Misses Annie and Olivia simmons, of
Floyd County. and Mrs. j. ID. Martin. OF
Leaksvillo. N. c., the guests OF Mrs
c. u. Reese, Church Street.
t. n. Barbour. James +. Lewis and Dr.
NJ. f. Hundley left Thursday for IL ten days
stay at West Bnden, Ind.
Louis Carter. OF Pittsleld. Mass. is spend
ing his vacation with his parents hero
Miss Wilkinson, of North Carolina is the
guest OF Miss Mildred Booker. Church
p. s. Barrow. travelling salesman. is spend
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MANASSAS
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.


Manassas. Va, August o3-Mr. and Mrs
H. S Hynson John l. and Richard Bruce
Hynson. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Frank Pattie
left here this week for Upperville. where
they VIII be Joined by another party, and
together VIII go on camping trip on tho
Shenandoah River. near Boyce rhey ok
pect to DO gone about two weeks
REV. and Mrs. II. l.. Cuarles. accompanied
by their daughter. Mrs c. K. Raskervi.l.
left this week for Culpepcr. where they
VIII be the guests of NJ and Mrs, John
w. Vowel.
Mrs II. w. Merchant. OF Manassas visited
friends and relatives In Baltimore this week
Mrs. Roger Payne and children have re-
turned from Il visit to relatives near Gull
pepper.
Warrior Payne. OF charlottesville, Ia a
guest at the home OF Mrs u. A. Elliott
this week.
Henry Camper left last Monday for New
York on business trip. in the interest OF
his department store.
Miss Viola Davis left last week on a va :
cation trip TO Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk
Mrs. r C. Buck spent several days this
week with friends and relatives at Front
Royal
! MIR. and Mrs, E. H. Hibb, left this week