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The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

1t was % Skidoo but that did not
prevent Clinton Christensen of Glen
wood from appearing before County
Clerk Hubbard ON Thursday and de-
manding . license to wed Mrs. Edith
Cooper of Billings, Montana. In the
evening Judge Squier tied the knot.
E. L. Peisar has purchased the
Frank Station ranch on Cattle creek,
giving - part payment some Glen.
wood property. Mr.. and Mrs. Peisar
will 500. leave hero for De.ver where
they expect to remain this winter and
where Mr.. Peisar will superiatead tie
nanafseturs Of the irrigation pump
which he recently patented.
Mrs. Fsrnum wAo has spent the sum-
mer visiting relatives in Glenwood will
leave for her home in Illinois. She
very much enjoyed her trip to Glen
wood and her visit with her brother.
Phil Van Cleve and her son, Walter
Fsrnum. She will be accompanied on
her honeward trip by her dsughter,
Mrs. Coy who will remain in Illinois.
80 =
Wednesday evening, while the chill
dren Of Sam Thompson were on their
way to their home on Mitchell creek,
Ronald, about years Of age, was
jostled out Of the buggy and one Of
his legs catching in the wheel was
badly broken just above the knee. He
WAS brought to tie Beoughton hsns in
this city and Df. Clark called 70 re-
duee the fracture. Il will 70 doabt be
many weeks before the little fellow
eal return 70 oeAool.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

d. HsteAison, eye, ear ,aess, threat.
6ss ~ Folk dances at tas Odsoa,
TAsssAay sveaias, oetebsr %.
Yea win snjsy tie Felix saa ss'e
dances ss ~ Odeon, Thsfsd.y even
in, Oetsber %.
Ar. al lrs. J. c. Dewey returned
~ ss.day Dc,aias after Q wssks
stay in Denver.
Liss Jessie Martin made . visit this
week to the Chase ranch at the mouth
Of Cattle creek.
Nu. Phoebe Gibso. and NrA Rsss
Canpbsu returned Tuesday from =
visit to Nintufn.
M. and xr.. j. Moor. A.v. take.
tie AeCArthy rssidesce at tAs corner
sf EiSAth snd Palmer.
Harry Fsenca eft Wednssaay eyes.
i,e fee six week. detail wsek IN tbs
Denver fsrsstsy c2ies.
- = -
Nrs. E T. Taylor visitetd 4rs. Louis
eehwars and otheY 1t Eagle tais week,
returning to Glenwood Thufsday.
= - -
Miss Porter will give class work Id
Folk and Solo dances AID In dfilh At
ths Oaesa, TAarsaay evening. Oeesosf
-.
A nunbsf Il tAo faAehnen In the
CarbssAale country have recently desd-
ed 4 tAs county strips Of hsa seress
their r.aeAss Ter riGht Of way fer .
ess.ty rod running noetA frsa ths
CAsAsfia seatisa.
A. tks Gieewsoa .A.itArian sAst
0atssasy WM nsssaAssg ~ sessat.
- - ~ asps.Rsish - DA ssanlaa
- 0osusst - = Soeevssia0 nassl
81 = b ssYssesA - - ~ - ~
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~ vssk
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

Ns. Riley, wife of Riley the plumb.
er. was operated ON Wednesday by Drs.
Stewart and Sckmitz. She rallied nice
ly from the shock and is showing some
Improvement.
d. w. Fenner, . former resident If
Glenwood, died in Aspen last Friday
from pneunonis and the body was
brought to Glenwood Saturday even
ing. The funeral services were con
Quoted by Rev. Klein of the Methodist
church. O.s soa and a daughter were
present.
Coasressaan Edward T. Taylor is
this week aakiag . tour Of the San
Jusn eountsy n the interest Of his con.
stitueats, asesrtaiaiag their wishes in
regard to ~ spepiatment Of post.as-
ters and ethsf officials to which the
democrats have slresdy begun to lay
strenuous elaia.
n = = = =
Mf. Al Mn. Edward H. Hicks, at.
ter . tWo 1siths visit in Glenwood
left last Tuesday morning for their
homo in Las vseas, New Mexico. Mr..
Cupid Hsseasd last saturday to Louis
house 1t the eerneF Of Palmer and El-
eventh, NV occupied by E. E. Ford
ham snd family.
Mr.. 1. c. Howard came in from
Boulder last Friday and enjoyed q
short visit with her sister, Mrs. Edwin
c. KinGsssry It this city. She was
aces.pa.Asa ~ Mrs. H. n. Lytle. The
ladiss lsft Monday for tAeir hones in
Bouaaer h Order 70 attend tie wedding
of Nh Adelaide Moys which took
place TAusssay Afternoon.
j = =
A nnaAss e ~ Glenwood Odd Eel
lows are ranniAg 10 attend the forty
sixth aaaanl ssssion Of the Colorado
erail lsAos wAisA win Be held st
0nad Juastisa Dsxt wssk The gfaaa
eneamp1ent 1ssts On Monday but the
Gsanl lsA4s asA the Rebekah assembly
win esavsss - Tuesday morning. Past
Grad Nasess Dieksea asd Joha j.
NsseaA Qaaa representative ffs9
0asawssa 49, szpsse - = asvs
Nseaay assaisG C Z. Hsbeard, ais
triet Aspsey asa "! Il. Ossk H.
sRsst dspaey Slss4 J. r. Hitaoayse,
Simnn WINES. e. " White, Wfylfan
Cssa. - Hsdlos cd 0aay ssAsss
80 eapes1sA - sE1saA- n ~ 81
~ - Q 49, Fsssoav aseaisG
4 nnnne - 49, lssa - DshsAA
i - - - soossensss 49,
l164
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any has been accused Peace with assas any

Contractor Parmer has completed ths
concrete basement walls Of the Mccoy
building at the corner Of Grand and
Ninth and it il now ready for the
superstructure.
Kingdom Gould, son of George Gould
of the Missouri Paci6c a.d Rio Grande
systems, passed through Glenwood
Wednesday night on his way to the
Pacific coast.
Edwin G. kassbury has pasesA .
large sisa on the Nse.an building
calling attention to his law, Insurance
aad rental Office. JohA n. Rsbssson
has charge Of tAe insurance and rental
work.
Nr. and Nrs. Fred Gru.dsll Of Gyp-
sun visited Wednesday in Glsswood,
the ssusts Of Mr.. aad MfA WasA Al
At this Office and talked farming with
Mn. PAosbe Gibson ahd Nfs. Rsss
the editoe.
Call for coupons when trading with
any Of the merchants who have entered
the Post voting contest. Next week
the names Of The contestants will be
printed in the paper aad yoa caa then
decide to whoa yoa win throw your
support IN tAs eestsst.
Nn- Il. D. Hayes Of tAe Cottage
Hone rescue station Of ths ". c. T. u.
Of Dsnvss spoke very interestingly Of
her wsrk at the Prsshytssiaa e*urra
hast Sunday noeninQ and In The even
ing she sddrssssl . hfss eo.gFsgation
at ~ HstAelist sanreh. Ma Hsyes
and her associates are 1sing . Stcak
vssk fer ~ girls e Dsavsf saa ,the
state and tAe psspls h ehis ssseioa
were very nscA Interested IN IT, plA,.
There have Asea vsey few develop
nelts In The st1iks sitsat3en sinss tAs
last isDue Of H. Post aAd an ~ Rines
in IL county are stin wsrking. There
w.s . repsrt yssssr1ay - ~ eject
that halt Of The fsres e 0inses at
ssnsAi.s had walled sat, lss this
proved - - ssfsesssa 4 ssw Ass-
tsiaas at SsstA Csasa Aavs @s1t bss
tAsir paaess have bssa nDsA asA ~
wsrk l. esing % - tAsagA DseAane
had h,ppened- The sg:tators have
bssa tEyfag Aes1 - ee1aG ~ Valsaa
niasss -, ut ~ ~ Asvs ~ ~
sss1sa - ~ ssapse = s1nsse =
aasA = ussal ~ - 1Dsas -
: - -. - a.eR.e = -
~ 6oo11o1slD - ~ t1o1onok
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

HuRa Moore of this office has been
On the sick list for more thsa . week
but Is slightly improved At this tiae.
80
Capt. Miles Sta.dish of Grand June
ton has been in GlenwooA several days
this week talking ordess for sarsery
stock.
b D. Herfick returned this week
fron Delta county where he las big
cement contract On . fruit farm ne
Hotchkis.
A marriage icease was issued by
Cupid Hubbard last Saturday 70 Louis
Ambrose Of Eas3s a.d Miss Katie TEX
oseic Of Gilman.
A. ]. NcCu.s Of Gra.d Jusetioa,
FORMER state engineer, was traasactinG
bssi.sss bsfsss <hs U. 8. lsnd o3ies in
Glenwool Thursday.
Mr.. a,d NfA Oscar Hollaaa Of Car
bsndals drove Aewn In tAeis ear TAass-
day in srdsr that Mn. Hs,la.l might
hsvs some dental wsek doas.
= = =
Nrs. Lee Neeel aad children Of
New Castle are new residents Of Glen
wood. Tsey esAe Aers to take sdvaa-
tase Of 0lsnwesd's sxesllest sshssl.
Surveyor Trusbsr : having his Of
Zee nicely painted and greatly inprov'
ed i. aPpesranee- Charley Bsswa s
the artist rssponsib's fer ths spses.ail
effect.
= 80
J. r DoRs0oR We hos poat IL
past fsw ysass IN New Jssssy, sRsivsa
Ii 0asawssa fAaasaAy assaing asa +
reaswiag HI se1uaintaaes With ~
fsissds.
II. s,a His. Z llillsR, afsee . visit
q sansse . nsosA visA tAsae AsaGl1sR.
Nh. G. n DasssA ~ WsAassaav
Incssaae - sAale Asos r. Hass1soas
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

The will Of the lats George A. Clask
has beea Aled fer probate in tie eeaa-
y essrt Of oazAesd eeansy. ~ H.
tssas Of Of the win MlA Cart = Nv
ea = life interest In tAs Wi.eAssese
hotel 1t RiAs and = sivea ssesiGAe -
hssss 81 tws lsts in 60 Dig, CaNf.
sf.iA. Upsa ~ asslA e Nh. Cmk
- pfsPssty = y - - ~ 0askas
shesR, Ma 4 ". Oaak - naAvoe -.
~ tAsss aaagA1ss q H. CAke
esssassa ossA&s 2. 4 o.. - =
haa11ssa - - ~ - ~ 60
- - s1sep eNls - Z I. I
n1se-A 90 - ii
. - - | J. : - = Il = 8
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25
FaoeW1~ WAITED

1 want soas GIsnwood Spring. or
close in preperties in partial exchange
for fruit sanches, stock fa.cheA hay
and potato ra.ehes well located. Also
win kst ssas sesd raseA property fer
ale. have inquiries for such proper
ty asa god chanee to sell if prices
are right. Give fsll and accurate ass-
cfiPtisa, airset;sa anA distasee frea
.carest tsn- Stats wAst inprove-
oents are % tAe Paaee a.d give year
Iewsst psies aad tern Of sals. II
ineunbessa stass sAsant nate It Ia
tsssst cd whs4 d. II ysa Wfu a.
eAa.ss Ter seAsf psspssty, 49, tAs
kisa vented - yer Psstsss6ss 40 -
DseasSsa. Dsat - . 1uellisss valss
- ys.s psspssty II - ~ = -
4. ]. DeCD04,
olsoWose 49, 0s1snoA
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25
Foe MAI8

IDEAL Hot Water boiler, suh1eiese
for 400 square feet radiatiea. Esti-
mates given On all kinds Of steam a1A
hot water heating plants.
J. e. NEWOOAD
Formerly WITH Bradbsry Bros., Heat
ing Co., Of Denver. 704 Bennett, -
phone Gsand 1861.
1888 t.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

n h.is..s. ...s Il arsy
officers Wsska of Ansraa
Hak 004 AAN AuA
.ooI - ------z 80 -. yUA nMn4 0ADs
40o o1A Asanal0 . NA6k lhn6
ee.0 E1Ue1A 64nnA vta1 11D1s1A
sa.AAs
of
q
mAuou1A1sou - s1n1 yoGIowus IN
Yo3 pU1RoR Nh
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

Sept l%-ksest q AseunAs
SEPT 3A-An surSaa bsarasd
aad AArshal saA qsstioal
driven ~ ths essa&ry.
25-NeAasl
bsdy fssad in Agsas.
S5-AOther
Sept 25-Gusrds st sesaads Ared from ambush.
6ept 25-JOha Hale
berg
Sept seNother q speech,
Sept 2s-sage held strikers camp II
E Gibbons w.
Sept ssArhur Miller, crippled mine,
sauled by pketa
Sept 2s-E Doyle the
livers n inAanatory speech n northern AelAA
2S-Home Of WalAsnbg wrecked
dynamite because eldest refused obey strike order
Sept 29.-Noe than 1000 buildings the
Oakdale mine La Vea
Sept !. superintendent
Sept 29.-Shos boarding Oakview.
Sept 29Charge of dynamite exploded Royal mine
City.
Sept 29strke board train Oakvew and examine
passengers as o their destination.
Sept Smith, boss Tobacco by
strikers.
Sept Ared the buildings At mine,
lafayette
Sept sOsrke threaten violence employees C. F.
City.
Oct 2-Coorado & Southern train at Ludlow by
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

And will contn to the assertion of
crdhed Armed men
the the rel o
within another Of
pie wilt hippedn into al
No Employee Of any Coal Company has yet been accu
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

FOR SALES3O0 tons first-elass hay.
47.0o per ton. SQFF BDO0A,
lo-4-tf Divide Creek.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

o a-A.to.sbe eanyi.g s.P'syss srsd
LadIov
ssAots STANDARD nine 1t lafayette
Oct s-Aa Powell Cowboy, sist.kss fsr sad s.A tiisa
strikers L.1lsv
spos BY stksrs
S-APnsd strikers sssA tfain Ladlsv
pickstine
Nike afsetsd sssal
nenuniOn
ia. Henry Porter, guards a.aasa At
Empire AgulaF.
Oct upo. company guards Fra.esee s~teh
Huefa.o county
Wasenberg attacked by srik
ers and until unconscious
ll-Nen to Oakdale attacked while
leaving Denver Rio Gnsde train
l3Nrs Ludwig Nrs Nat Demye wives Of miners
work Del.gus dragged from by striker a.d
pathizers held stFkers'
Oct 3-John Rose e"poye Of the coal company LAFAYETTE
union and threatened
wit death unless he joined the union.
Eghen erRs captured by strikers Trinidad
Oct 1.-two Bulgarian strikers arrested at Trinidad for assault
on lie Mclaughlin mine.
Oct. 15-B F. Cory, marshal at SeeundO assaulted
Octl5Kiueppe Italian boy kidnapped Trinidad
Walsenbufg
Bofeco to accompany them to union headquarters.
Oct 15-TwO at
senburg and compelled
Oct 5-Becaue Of men
shall all interuban ordered
SHALL the guards German being able
Oct 15Mrs DIETRICH, g .
Of
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

hss but oos issue brs the people Of this s.s. sa a~s
plsass and work whs and for hsy psass7
of III in this country b subjected
aad The
state Of WeH Virginia?
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

lawful ds.asd prs.sey rjsstsA
.
eo:ld - vsd Ffs Per- A vSsA.:A N.aAss.s
tssdsd
II: sieve .a ID DIR v.pass% ..dse'a - :.s 1 v
The vAe ees&n At work ~ down Asr t'h
G1Ias . N
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

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Jsaes go lNs
a oo09. WlnaiD
L D. Ao111A 1lnniD
1G10 W6a11A -
~ L Rll1aa. 0Elalina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

that catalogue. Contains all the SOW
enty-seven correct titles. and POINTS
OUT ten Of them for you!
Ter, Of The the contest pictures are rrep-
these ten starred titles is TO fiji them
10 ten of the pictures. 1t is GUAR
ANTkED that these ten starred titles
titles. Which ten pictures these ten
titles 1T mus, be determined by YOU
suppose that all the seventy seven cor
rect titles were told YOU. Ii would be
easy TO fit them TO the seventy seven
ten titles that ARE TOLD you to TEN
of the pictures!
The other sixty-seven correct titles
but they are not marked or designa ted
in any way. You must discover them
by using your ingenuity.
suppose picture appears showing n
horse swimming a lake. Well. You
know; when YOU look at that picture
resent perhaps some such title as The
Swimmer" or I'm tho Water" or
e. Crossing the Like" or The Equine
thing like one Of those titles, or
course. you just MAKE Up these titles.
You, do not know at first. if any such
BOOK titles really exist:
But you TEST OUT these POSSIBLE
titles. You open your catalogue. and
turn tyr TO- the book titles beginning with
such title title as "swimming,", or swim
ginning with the letter &C." and look
for some such title as Crossing the
Lake You turn to the titles begin
ming with the letter "E." and look for
some such title as Equine Swimmer,
The" And If you are banled in all OF
these. you make up MORE likely sorts
or titles. and test them out in the cata-
loBue until you find the CORRECT title
that exactly fits tho picture.
Keep at 1t: play the game with all
the ShreWdncsS and ingenuity you have,
and you will surely win a prize!
And do not forget that ALL tho sew
enty-SeYen correct book titles which
the seventy seven pictures represent
arc In the catalogue. and that ten OF
the correct titles are plainly marked
for you by having stars set opposite
them.
So the catalogue has three aids for
you:
l. It contains all the seventy-seven
correct book titles
2. Ten OF them arc marked for you
by stars.
3. And with the catalogue you are
given seven certificates. which arc re-
deemable free for the first thirty five
pictures.
No certificate Is redeemable, however
until all the pictures for which 1t Is
good have appeared Certificate No.
Ia redccmablo now for pictures ]. 2, 3. A
and S. Certificate No. will be redeem
able after picture No. 10 has been
printed for pictures d. Z, s, o and TO-
And SO on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04
NEWS OF CHATHAM

Chatham, August 3.-Tho regular
July term of Pittssylvania County Cir
cult Court adjourned Friday afternoon.
a special term Of Circuit Court will be
held on August II, when Beverly w.
Jones, distiller of whiskey in tho
county, near Piggs Mill. will be re-
quired TO show why his license should
not be revoked. a special grand jury
at the term Just adjourned investi-
gated the firm generally known as the
Fall Creek Shipping Company. which
has been doing an extensive business
in shipping whiskey from Fall Creek,
and the following were indicted for
selling whiskey without license: w. G.
Garrett, on two counts. Bud Earles, one
count: William Crane. one count;
Charles NJ. Hutcherson. two counts.
Garrett and Earles have left for parts
unknown. Hutcherson is now in Jail
in default OF a $4,000 bond for his APP
pearancc at the September term OF Cir
cult Court. Crane is in Jail in default
of bond for his appearance at the Sep
TENDER trcu.
AS the primary date draws near the
political pot increases in simmering,
and considerable speculation is being
INDUCED to the result. particularly
as to the House OF Delegates. G. w.
Anderson and G. r. Warren have de-
clared themselves favorable TO the
enabling act. and the County Anti
Saloon League, in meeting here last,
passed resolution calling on the
voters TO support the candidates favor
able to the enabling act
On Thursday of next week an cleo
ton on the whskey question Will be
held in this place. in which much in
tcrest Is felt by the business people
generally. but no demonstration has
been made II the opposition to the
application for license TO sell whiskey
in Chatham heard at the May term OF
Circuit Court is any indication. the
town is safely dry. The voting strength
of the town for this election is about
100.
The women's meeting of the Roanoke
Baptist Association will meet with the
church at Alta Vista on August and
c. The church is but a short distance
from the depot, and. with good rail
road facilities, the meeting will in all
probability be we'll attended.
The Roanoke Baptist Association
will on Tuesday. August 70. meet with
Hollywood Church, about six miles
west Of this place. All delegates
coming by rail will be met at this
place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04
BEAUTIFUL DANCE
AT CHASE CITY
German Given in Honor of tho
Bellies of the
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

h
Chase City, Va. August S.-The
most enjoyable event of the season
was the German given Friday evening
by the young men OF town in honor
OF the young ladies Of the town and
the visiting girls. The German was
North Main Street. Tho place was
decorated for the occasion with beau
tiful Japanese lanterns and steamers
Music was furnished by an orchestra
from Raleigh, y. c., which was seated
behind large ferns, and to this accom-.
paniment. waltzes, two steps and soma
OF the fancy dances were beautifully
executed. Some pretty German figures
were danced. The floor presented
lovely scene the young people
danced to and fro. Dancing was par
ticipated In to late hour. About nifty
couples participated In tho dance
Among those dancing were:
Miss Isabelle Norvell with r. Sidney
Brooks. Miss Elsie Edmunds with J.
ID. Bryson. Miss Carrie Alexander with
Hugh Goode, Miss Margaret Boswell
with Mr.. Garnett, Miss Mamie JeTreys,
with r l., Geoshegan, Miss, Seal Greg
DRY with II. T.. Jeffreys, Miss Lizzis
Roberts with Charles Reynolds, Miss
Gladys Roberts with Edward Gregory,
Miss Robertson, of Richmond, with
Page Pettus, Miss Fitzgerald OF Rich
mond. with Wesley Eubank, Miss Irena
Thornton with Mr. Wrigglesworth.
Miss Homes. OF Boydton. with Richard
Boyd. OF Richmond; Miss Lulie Bas-
kerville. of Boydton, with G.. Vincent
Wood: Miss Bates, Of Brookneal, with
A. II. Robertson: Miss Kittie RUSSELL
OF Clarksville. with John RUSSELL; Miss
Margaret Hardy with Edward Brooks,
Miss Russell, OF Clarllsville, with Mr.,
Homes; Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe, Miss Pat
tie Taylor. OF Petersburg, with Mn
Walker
The stays were: A. L. Jeffreys, Mr..
Lee. OF Norfolk: W. II. Owen, Mr. Hut
cheson. of Boydton; S. P. Reams, S. c.
Breneman, CAPTAIN ]. w Goode, Y. S.
A.; Frank Bedinger. of Boydton, VA.
The chaperons were Mrs. Cora Wal~
lace and Mrs. Hardy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04
NEWS OF ASHLAND
[Special.to The rimes-Dispatch !

lSpeclaito The Times dispatch
Ashland. Va, August 3.-The Board
of Supervisors OF Hanover County met
at Hanover Courthouse on Friday and
was also in session OH Saturday. The
board reorganiZed by eiecting Willie
Shelton, Of Henry District. chairman,
in place OF the late John l.. Saunders.
Charles II. Luck. the new member OF
the board from Ashland District. was
present. The routine work was com
pleted on Friday. and Saturday was de-
voted TO the settling with the treas
urer for the past twelve months. The
insolvent and delinquent lists We're
also checked up.
Miss Carrie Leftwlch who has so
successfully managed the Henry Clay
Inn for the past two years, leaves
Monday for Fredericksburg. where she
will take charge OF the Hotel Fred
erick. Miss Leftwich has made many
friends here during her stay. The
Henry Clay Inn will be run under the
management of It's present owner T.
l.. Barnes, of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Carter will leave
this week for visit to Brevard. y. c.
Prof. and Mrs. r. h. Smithey will be
the guests OF friends in Roanoke FOR
the next two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. S. c. Hatcher have re-
turned from Petersburg, where they
attended the funeral of DR.. Hatcher's
mother. who died in Roanoke on
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Baldwin and Miss May
Baldwin have concluded their visit to
Virginia Beach and have gone to Cum
berland Courthouse TO visit relatives
DR.. +. l.. Day has Joined Mrs. Day
for visit to Mrs. Edward Miller at
her home In the Green Spring Valley,
near Baltimore
Miss Katherine Marsh has returned
from visit to friends at Studley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04
DENIES 'HOBOING"
WITH HIS CHILD

Lynchburg, Va. August 3.-Guy NJ.
Waddill. who is charged by his wife
with having snatched their thirteen
Burkeville last week, was arrested here
last night. after which he do
MED that he had been ''hoboinS"
with tho infant. He declared me- took
the baby form his wife because she
neglected 1t, and went direct ~ Roam
oke. from where no went To Hagers-
town. Md. lie refused to talk further
OF his trip, excepting 10 say that ne
took the baby to relatives who are
caring for 1t.
Waddil telegraphed his wife from
Riverton to join him ut Manassas, but
now ne declares no will sue her for
divorce. lie did time here some time
horse, and no has also been an inmate
OF the State epileptic colony In AM
hcrst County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04
TAKEN A TRIP TO THE TEN
CONTEST CATAL OGUE STARS?

If You Have, You Have Found Ten of
the Seventy-seven Correct Book Titles!
How much of a BookloverS' Contest
astronomer are you?
Have you found the ten stars In the
catalogue? They are set opposite ten
OF the correct book titles. and you'll
find them plainly printed in the cata-
logue
OF course. the seventy-seven correct
book titles represented by the seventy
seven contest pictures are TO be found
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nachman and Miss
Carolyn Nachman will leave tomorrow
Tor Lake Hopatcong, y. j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Fenton s. Jacobs. of this city. has
been the recent guest of relatives in
Gordonsville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

to tho city. after visit to Mrs. Barrett
Sydnor at her home In Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Miss Mary Madeline Unger left last
week for Baltimore where she will
spend q month with Miss Rosa Colds
borough. on North Calhoun Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Mrs. r. l.. Smith Is visiting Mrs
Herndon Cartwright In Ashland for sew.
cral days this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Emil Clarke left town last week to
visit his family. who are spending the
summer months at the Hotel Ostend.
Atlantic City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Mrs. Thomas W. Gentry and Miss Ma
rion Page Gentry left Saturday for an
extended trip to Buckroe Beach. Ocean
View and Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Judge Wright and his son, William
Wright, of Tappahannock have return
ed to their home. after spending sew
eral days here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Miss Ruth Caldwell has recovered
from her recent operation, and will
leave to-day for the mountains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Duke and
their daughters. Misses Inez and Ruby
Duke. are at Natural Bridge for several
weeks