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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09
HOPE FOR THE BALDHEADED NOW

to.date barber shops will have ORCH
estras replacing the hay rum. A phon-
ograph at each chair would be better
yet. Ambidextrous opera stars who
can also cut hair could command large
salaries. not to mention the tips. The
barber tenor wants to know what you
will have on your hair-"On the Mis-
sissippi" or AT the Devils Ball?"
And as the barber sings he watches
the hairs sprout.
It's just possible that there are yet
folks who r still a little dubious
about the value Of music as q hair
tonic. We beg to point out to these
that nine out of ten Of our best little
orchestra leaders are not exactly bur-
dened with bald beans. Most Of them
have u superabundancc of the hirsute
stun.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09
The III
AMERICAN Market
firm TODAY
-
Liverpool Cables Slightly
~Lower-Clearances
Were Larger

Minneapolis, April s.-Liverpool
wheat closed 3-s to 1-2 lower than
yesterday. Opening prices in the Min
neapolis markets were the low points
of the day. The. market opened is
under the previous close and then
turned firm and prices advanced 3-4
of a cent before there was n set
back. The government crop report
showed conditions as very good but
this seems to have had but little effect
and there was very little weakness
shown at any time during the session.
The corn market was extremely strong
and prices advanced 1880. The
strength in coarse grains helped to
hold wheat steady. C%learances Of
wheat and flour were large and the
total today was reported at $4,000
bushels. Reports from the northwest
were to the effect that the weather
was not as favorable as might be the
case for starting Of spring work.
Minneapolis May wheat closed at
81 1904, 3-8@1-2c higher. July
wheat closed at SO 3-8@1-2, 1.2@6.S
higher.
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The statement made by a famous
continental physician that music
would make the hair grow has been
vigorously defended by Paul Won
Moltke, the we'll known conductor and
musician. The announcement when
first made excited only raucous merri-
ment and expressions of ~incredulity.
Most everyone thought that the for
eign NJ. d. was more of a wag than a
doc. But now that Won Moltke has
hacked up the eminent continental
therapeutic, the idea is being more rec
spectfully considered and male per-
sons with the nude nuts are taking
hope. They are beginning to have
visions of luxuriant locks to decorate
their domes. They are also looking
up the dope or the operas.
The time approaches when all up
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SELECT HEAD OF ORDER.


Montreal. April S.-FoIlOwing q
period of seven days spent in prayer
and meditation thirty-two members
of the Congregation Of Notre Dame,
constituting an electoral board" met
today at the Mother House of the or
der in this city and cast ballots for
a new head Of the order to succeed
the late Rev. Sister st. Ancilet. who
died several months ago. There were
free to tote for any one of the 1900
nuns of the order. The voting was
by secret ballot and public announce
ment of the result is not expected for
some time. The Congregation of Notre
Dame is the largest Of all Catholic
teaching orders Of Canada, maintain
ing schools and seminaries in many of
the principal cities from the Atlantic
to the Pacific.
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nj RORRER p

Virginia. Mimi, April Oscar
Perela. one of the six men brought
from Orr on the charge Of robbing
lumberjacks and swindling. has been
held to the grand jury. The others
got ninety days each in the county Jail
and were taken to Duluth. They are
Fred Westerland. Isaac Rant. John
Koski, John Hill and John Knuti.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09
THE WEATHER.


Thief River Falls, cloudy, light
northeast wind, 40 above.
Bismarck. cloudy. calm. 26 above.
Hankinson, cloudy. light northwest
wind. IS above.
Portal, cloudy. brisk northeast
wind. 80 above.
Harvey, cloudy. brisk northeast
IS above.
Enderlin, cloudy, brisk northeast
wind, 33 above.
Minneapolis. rain and snow last
night. north wind. IS above.
Chicago, raining, 42 above. -
Terre Haute. rained all night. 45
Springfield. cloudy. as above.
Bloomington, raining, 42 above.
st. Louis. cloudy, 81 above.
Kansas City. cloudy, 40 above.
Omaha, cloudy, AZ above.
Fargo, cloudy. SO above.
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ON WAY TO EUROPE.

Former President Of Dominica Repub.
lie Reaches Willemstad, Curacao.
Willemstad. Curacao. April S.-Arch
Bishop Nouel, who recently resigned
as provisional president Of the Do.
minca republic. has arrived on the
The resignation Of Arch Bishop
Nouel as provisional president Of San.
to Domingo was presented to the ma
tional congress March 81 and was ac-
cepted. Ill health was given az the
reason for the arch bishops action. It
was announced that he would 60 to
Europe to take the cure.
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CARS RECEIVED.
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool opening, wheat. 1-2 to 3-s
lower: corn Ia to 3-8 lower.
1880 p. m.-Wheat easy 1-s to Ia
lower; corn steady, 1-8 to S-S lower.
Liverpool close: Wheat 1-8 to 1-2
lower. Corn unchanged to 1-S lower.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09

Mark Roth. the baseball writer. who
has been with the Yankees in Ber-
muda, was telling of the stormy pass
age they experienced on the return
voyage. Why" said Roth, 'yester-
day only two men got into the dining
room for dinner!!" who told you?"
inquired an innocent bystander.
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.
MARKET GOSSIP. :

The st. Louis Price Current says:
Aside from the flooded section the
winter seeded crops indicate very lit
tie abandoned acreage. The month
starts in with generally good outlook
Tor growth over the country. There
is a dry area in the far western Sec
ton Of the winter wheat belt, but that
is not a menace.
The country generally has good
moisture this spring and over a fairly
large area unreasonable rainfalls.
Much moisture followed by the aver
age climatic conditions makes heavy
yields. Slowness in the blowing and
seeding in the spring wheat region
may eventually account for the reduc.
ed acreage.
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NOW JUST A WORD TO THE WISE
is sufficient. II you are considering
standard make and at a very reasons
able price. see the Remington line Of
rebuilt machines. 1ronclad guaran-
tee. Remingt2n Typewriter Co..
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Al Palzer is said to contemplate a
speedy return to the U. S. A. Al
should stay over and condole with
friend Bombardier Billy Wells.
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TA1LoRs

A suit made aa you want It made
and which wouldn't TT another person
The cost will surprise you-a1reeabiy.
THOS. GRIFFIfHS. TAILOR.
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We hear of a promising youpgster
with Pittsburg. His name is Wagner.
and he is said to play shortstop.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-09

Frank Moran. the P%ittsburg heavy
weight. says he was sick just before
he tackled Gunboat Smith on the
How about ~afterward, Frank?
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RECEIPTS AND

TO-DAY.
Wheat $4,000 bushels.
Flour 10000 bushels.
Corn, 10000 bushels.
Oats $4,000 bushels.
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CLOSING

Buenos Aires close on Tuesday.
1-S lower.
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Just when Murphy invites us to
judge the Cubs by the box scores of
the exhibition games. Kansas City
rises up and trims the Evers collec-
ton IS to 4. All right, Charles, we
will!
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DULUTH FLAX
WINNIPEG CLOSE.
SPORTING COMMENT
Continued from Page 81

it's season will close on September IA.
II they're playing on July 4 they'll
surprise many.
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STORAGE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GOODS
Of all kinds stored. Low insurance
rate. O. J. Barnes & Co.
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SIGN PAINTING

Carriage M AYts sn s1os s'c g. Painting
sos So. srd. n. w. SCI. Grand Forks.
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COMPLETE LINE OF REBUILT TYPE
writer's for sale or rent. Rent applied
on purchase price. L 6. Smith 4
St. Grand Forks
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iPorfrio Diax announces that he
will not return to Mexico. He can't
run as well as he could in his young
er days.
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TRANSFERS.

NJ, W. DAY MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
s soods,n pi.n assy sya,e sredEhy; houi faTIa
d, storage warehouse in connection,
Phone n. ". S87; It's. SSH.
DRAY. BAGGAGE AND HACK LINE
Only Low Down Moving Vans in City
Phones 80 -Jeff's Transfer Phones 80
Storage Of All Kinds in Connection
OPPOSITE GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT
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SITUATIONS

WANTED-PosITIoN AS MANAGER
of telephone exchange. Twelve years
character and workmanship. Address
Lock o 25l. Hanmpden. n. d.
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WANTED TO RENT

TO RENT-Two OR THREE
furnished rooms for light housekeep.
ing. or Groom furnished house. Ad.
dress 833 Times:Herald.
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SECOND HAND GOODS

NORTHWESTERN FURNITURE CO.
All second hand goods bought and sold.
FepstRsrs ana Mattresssss tsG.
Both Phones. City. 208 8. 3rd.
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TO BUY

WANTED-CLEAN COTTON RAGS
free from buttons and hooks. Times
Herald Publishing Co.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

f. WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT
$30.00-6 room house, all modern but
. heat: furnished: near pQstoffice.
$3O.00-6 rooM. new. all modern house.
al hardwood floors. University
az oo eyNSn1e. .,x roon al noa.-n
l;S.. hardwood floors. Cherry
: 5.oe-s room house on Elm street.
500 room house on Dixie avenue.
~. hardwood floors. Walnut street.
@36.00-13 ROOM. all modern house.
hardwood floors. Walnut street.
$780, room house, city water. North
Fifth street.
sss.ooHFiat. all modern. South Third
$2o.o0-6 room house, all modern but
heat. Fourth avenue.
$17.00-4 room cottage. on Third ave
t3o.0ols room house. all modern but
heat. Cheyenne avenue.
FOR SALE
: 1890 acres Of hay land for season
10 acres plowed and ready for
: sso-5 room house on Ninth avenue.
700-S room house on Elm street.
Garden tracts, from n acre to ten
$3000-New, six room house, all mod
srn, hardwood floorA North
W. H KELSEY.
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WANTED-POsITIoN IN DOCTORS
office by experienced girl, with best
OF references. Call It's. Phone
397L
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SITUATION WANTED By EXPEr1-
Gilby, N. d.
WANTED-DAY WORK. 724 Second
emu
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WILL BUY SECOND HAND CLOTHES
&C: n: Cleaning Shop. GIG DeMers.
It's. 7S4M.
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COME OUT AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF
The fine new IS room hotel located on
the best corner in a new railroad and
county seat town. This hotel is for
land in exchange for part or all The
hotel is doing q fine business and will
be a money maker. we might consid-
hotel man IL he will buy the furniture.
Write and see VIM. II. Brown Co., Nam
dan, North Dakota.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-oNE LIQUID
Carbonic 8-faucet onyx soda fountain,
counters. ETC., good as new. What
have you got? b. B. Hanson. Edin-
burg, ~. u.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-ACErYLENE
light plant What have YOU got? B.
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WANTED-l.ooo WOMEN 70 ATTEND
the Minneapolis symphony Orchestra
CONCERTS afternoon and evening. APP
cts mi n al advance SUBSCRIPTION
to the Morning Herald or Evening
Times. $3.50. Apply Times-Herald
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FLAT. FOR ,RENT-THREp ROOMS.
Call eos North Third street. Teie.
phone N. w. 766LA
house. INQUIRE 702 Walnut. Phone
1851. N. w.
FOR RENT-PART OF FURNISHED
house including kitchen. 401 South
Sixth.
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LosT-FACE OF KNIGHT TEMPLAR
charm set with diamonds and rubies.
Call 469 N. W.. for reward.
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FURNISHED ROOMS wITTELsHoF.
er block.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-MALE SPANIEL DOG. SOLID
brown except on breast. Very curly
coat. Answers to name Ktnk; Re.
for reward.
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M1sc.-FOR SALE.

MOTOR BOAT FOR sALE-sPEc1AL
carries 9 people. 8 H. P. 3 cylinder
engine, guaranteed in first class con-
dillon. Address J. w. Logan. East
Grand Forks.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
modern. 400 Chestnut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
ASHEVfLLE

Special TO The Times Dspatch.I
,N'HcEil,c. ~ G.. November S-AIr ana
n AIRS. william Bethel Williamson have an.
n H, the engagement of their daughter
;','ss ciizabeth Adalins Williamson to
Land, Land Davis of Mobile. Ala The Wedding
WI, ~, take place some time In December
Mrs w. y. Graham entertained about
,,"eh,y OF her friends Tuesday afternoon at
Ier mono on Pearl Street. The house was
lastly decorated for the occasion and va
i,ous card games were played Following
'he playing. refreshments were served
in honor Of Mrs Nicholas BeadIes one
OF the BRIDES OF the early autumn. Mrs
Eugene NJ. Bearden entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon Mt her homo on Flint
StEeet. The party largely attended
ny inc friends OF the hostess and the CUES,
OF nohor, and the event proved TO he ono
OF INC most enjoyable OF tho seasons card
Van Ruren Bostic entertained n largo
party OF friends ut his cabin near this
ely curing tho carly part Of the week.
The party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. II Fletcher, MIR. and Mrs Granville
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Branch Mr.
and Mrs j. II. Bostic.
Mrs. l.. L. Jenkins entertained about nf-
teen friends Thursday afternoon ut her
home. Erockwood bungalow. in Edgcmont
IL.
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FAYETTEVILLE

Fayetteviic. y o. November s-rho an
nunl ranrshal's fair bail. always the most
Fayetteville was danced Friday night ia
tho ballroom o, the Marsh MncKethan
rhc Monday Afternoon cob held i,s third
meGting 81 The senson win Mrs lienry
men and women of to-day. and the interest
Ing program Monday dealt with President
Wilson and hiE administration.
Mrs Frank II. Stcdman entertained at
for,y-two In honor Of Miss Annie Tste
the November brides. and Miss Alma
Pcschau. Of Wilmington; Mrs Stcdman's
a most dcIiEhtfui even, Monday after
noon wan kitchen shower given by the
chuteh to Miss Grace Jennings. Who VAS
married Thursday evening 10 Lacy Mo
Arthur. Tho shower givon a, the home
Of Mrs II L. Holland on Dick street.
Mrs Thomas NJ Green cntertlned In her
new home on Iiaymount Monday afternoon
In honor OF Miss Blanche Thornton. who
married Wednesday, night 10 Elwyn
Ziesier Colo. OF philadelphia
Mrs Hunter g. Smith entertained Tuesday
afternoon ia honor or Miss Thornton ana
Rev Joel s. Snyder and Mrs Snyder gavo
Il houscwnrrming IN their new home, til.
roeontiy completed parsonage OF the First
Baptist church OIL Haymount, Tuesday
Among the ut-or-torn friend, here this
week a. attend The Coio-Thornton wedding
General Julian 5. Carr Of Durham: Bishop
Collins Denny and Mn, Denny. % itich
Mrs John y Hood. Of Kinston. NIr, 7. y
Mcctcery. of Lexington. Robert Honnor. ni
New York and sir and Sirr Thomas =
Hhliyburton. uf MOrraniDu
Among n" frienns from out OF ,own who
Wednesday evening wer" V N MacKc,han
and 10. L. Mackethsn. OF Biooksv!lc Fla.
Jrs William Whitted. OF E!ixab.th,Owu.
Mrs Minnie Robson, ~ Gi.uEary. Nrs
Wills p. MacAiis,er. % Lufnber,on.. Miss
Snlie Purd!c ana j west rurdi- OF Dunn:
Mira Ada Smith Miss Willie Smith
OF uThain, Misc JohuHte BH.on OF Red
Springs. ana Or Lacy wharton. ~ Smith
Icld
The following out-oc- town friends
here for the Macarthur -JenninEt wedding
THURSDAY evening: Miss Gene Harris uud
William HARRIS of Wilmington. Douglas
i-nnings and Mits Ruth Jennings OF Bon
netsvi!-. Z. C.. ri. and Mrs Z, Town
send OF Dunn: Mrs II J Crockett, az
Syracuse. n. Y. ana Professor : !. NJ
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Suffolk this week.

Suffolk this week
The condition OF j. II. Wilson. who was
badly hurt In the Dixie cotton gin Tuesday.
continues ABOUT the same. Mr.. Wilson's
arm Ia seriously hurt
There was prayer service and Bible study
at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday
afternoon. followed by choir rehearsal.
The Suffolk Teachers Asnociation met in
the Jefferson High School Tuesday and
elected r. X. Norman delegate TO the State
teachers convention at Lynchburg.
~ T. Gray left Wednesday for n visit to
Danville. Roanoke and other points In the
western part of the State.
DIR. and Mrs T.. Il. Hart, Mrs Gilbert
Hume. Miss Daisy Nurney Miss jennie
Ware Pretlow. MIR and Mrs. Emmett RID
dick. Miss Marion Williams and Miss Laura
Twitty were among tho Suffolk people who
attended the performance OF Peter Pam
ut the Wells Tuesday night.
Carroll l.. Garnet. OF Richmond: Robert
Friend and l.. W. Grigg, OF Petersburg,
were In town Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Tucker Hill has gone to Elizabeth
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HOUSTON

Sp.ciniso INC Times Dispatch
Houston. ~ Novemher '.-kari Jansen,
sweden. ~as IL Houston last Friday IL. tn.
atieTno"n ne srok" TO the pupils IN the
Pubic school ana IN the evening lectured
I" ana entertained Iarr. audience In
I.orrin Carring,on left las, Friday for
Hampdrn sidney college 70 enter upon his
second years course
~ II Booker wac IN E!chinond las. week
monwcal,h's attorneys
y "a. ,LiewSs,,.wEn. ~ koenoke. Visited
Mrs James ! pickens LEI, SATURDAY ,or
nsohH "a; where she viii spend tho win
lohn RELY, who has ben visiting his
s N.. Mr. " l!oi; i:dmunds r.turnsd to
L g. Glenn, or Winston salem. X G.
MP, fps"W, nh. the week WIN Houston friends
1tcnmond where ,he was III, guest OF ~
cousin Hi. MrF W w. Williams.
ne Fs su. W o; A 6rs nokens Who has BEEN
past fortnight. has returned to her home
In Richmond
MIS- Pearl Barlow, Of SAKE. is spending
Inc ~ week with heT sister, Mrs. j. a Yates,
:, Henry G. Rely and Mr. Bryant. both Of
hichmond are guests OF W. Holt Edinunds.
.Ioh T''T d Eos sHme i,nt in h,un,ins
iI!encs here this week.
~ and Mira. Thomas Hankins OF Glover
~, n,"teted I" the home OF II r Hankins here
VI, sunday where they spent several hours
~ Tennnnt. OF charlottesville ana Iuei
'"'!.nd' OF Wilmington. Del are exprc;.J
In houston next wcek. wher. thev viii H.,
FststS OF w. Holt EdmundS Tor IL few ,invs
or the hunting season nays
q wallace Rihblc ia In Clarktou
,n.. week conducting series OF reyivai
lie LIES Annie Hankins was the guest this
week OF Mt and Mrs. Thomas Hankins az
Mss Blanche Watterson who has h.,n
IisitiiIS her cousin. Mrs james < L,,oio,'
IA! ra returned to her home in Rosersyillc
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BON AIR

Especial 10 The Times Dispatoh.1
Bon Air. Va. November S.--Tho Ladies'
AID Society met with Mrs. T. n. Mcclure
on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Epps and son, and
James Fowden spent several days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Percy CJinn.
Mrs. r. l.. Brdgeforth has returned from
a short stay In Petersburg.
Miss Hcrminc Moore and Miss Lucy Mason
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Burke
In Alexandria.
Mrs. II. l.. 7. Cooke. Miss Elizabeth Cooke
and Miss Nell Ewald were here for n short
while last week.
Mira. NJ. b. Rudd has returned homo from
st. I.ukes Hospital.
Percy Glinn returned Monday from Pop
lar Grove, whore he WAS the guest OF James
Patterson. bringing n good game bag hack
as the result OF u hunting trip made while
there
Mrs. Robert Burlington spent several days
last week In I.ynchburg.
MIR. and Mrs Percy Montague and small
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visit TO her daughters. Mrs. II t. Gardner
of Philadelphia. and Mrs Harvis Risk, OF
Lancaster County, Pa
MI and Mrs. II. :. Saunders hav. re-
Turned from the Wedding OF Edmund Archer
Saunders. Ill. of Richmond to Miss jamie
Lee quinn. which took place at tho bride,
home IN i.ynchburg Thursday
Miss Alice Royal. who spent tho sum
hcr WIN her aunt, Mrs Royal, in Bote-
tonrt County. has returned home
Mrs, j. NJ. GIN spent Wednesday in Rich.
moRJ.
Miss Ridia Carter has returned from n
visit 10 the family of DR.. j. Il. Parker at
Providence Forge
Bertha Barlow was In Richmond this
week.
Miss Nancy Smith Is til. guest of Mr.
and Mrs j. NJ. Gill. at Granville
Miss Mary Randolph Carter has returned
from visit 10 friends in Richmond.
w. l. Wood A. l.. Greeley and George
Major, were In Richmond this week on bust
ness
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daughter were the week end guests OF Mrs.
and Miss Withers.
Tho library Will open its doors every Sat
urday morning for the accommodation OF it's
patrons.
The Civic improvement League met on
Monday at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs Percy
tilnn after business had been dispensed
with refreshments wore served.
MISS Frances Withers tho guest last
week OF friends In Richmond
Miss Augusta Barheld and Miss Lillian
Cooke wero ut Miss Bessie Cookies over
Sunday.
Mics Aylime Watson 10 spending the wcNls
END In Richmond aa Miss Margaret Mehe-
ganS guest.
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CONCORD

NJ.
concord Va. November s-Airs j IL
steele Is recovering from recen, attack OF
grip.
Mr. and AIrs. Walter Ellett returned from,
their bridal tour last week Altar spend
Ing several days with the latter.s parents.
left Tuesday for their home ia Roanoke.
w T Steele. who had an operation per
formed az ~, Andrews Homo in Lynchburg
several weaks ago. has returned home and
Is Improving rapidly.
Miss Enic Garrett. who visited re,atiyss
here, has returned 10 her homo in Am
herst
DIR. and Mrs Frank Fisher wers visitors
at Miss Annie Fishers home last week.
Mrs + Woodson has returned from
visit In I.ynchburg
Miss Fletcher Franklin "a with her nis.,
Mrs. Fiorrie Reams. OF Lynchburx
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BURKEVILLE

Sp.'al TO The Times Dispatch
bHrhc'llic. Va. November S-Tho Hal
I"we en- entertainment given BY the Junior
league Was great success
MISS Catherine Bringe was sent as a
delegate from her fraternity 20 the meet
ing in Richmond " i''ee'-
Me, Mss iieieh I.cath is visiting Mrs John
Mhin in Petersburg. ~
,t Hf*. John BOSWELL has returned from a
about November Is '0" hume
pr. nr. Shipinan celebrated his birthday on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
MALVERN HILL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Malvern Hill. Va. November S.-The King =
Daughters OF Grace chapel met ut Gran
vile Hall on Thursday. Among the mem
hers present were Mrs. s. y. Clark. j. NJ.
Gill, r. w. Greeley. W. j. Hogan. VI. =.
Saunders. Misses Agnes Royal. Ridla Carter
ana Ophelin Bray. Among tho Junior mem
bers were Misses Emma GIN. Claiborne
Carter and Margaret Clark. This meeting
was most successful one
Miss Ophella Bray has returned from II
week end visit to relatives I'm Richmond
Mr. and Mrs L. l.. Rufiln and son spent
the week end with Mrs. Edward Harrison.
at Weston.
Mrs. J. A. Clark has returned from a