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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-30

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-30

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"How Got Ny First Raise"
The be detail and subject TO confirmation
experience obtaining his first Of
salary
cunstaness Sa u Tell the story briefly smp naturally without
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-30

- LARA MUDRlDGE-SM1rH sat IN
I her blue and gold drawing room
~ gazing with awe and delight at
tho string OF red beads Mrs. Jarr had
presented her with. Mrs. Jarr had
bought them in the market at Kingston.
Jamaica, during tho recent trip TO tho
tropics.
In Jamaica IN sooth. heads grow on
trees. Mrs, Jnrr had given a shilling
a string for the beads, but to Mrs.
Clara Mudr!ge-Smith they were beyond
pearls and above rubles. for cara Mud
ridge Smith was under the imyressisn
that the vegetable garniture mad Jeen
present from, and WIS tfDerefore
| blessed ny. that Sabine segso"s.So Waosl
name was now a household Tord In the
highest social cirGes oS Harlem-the
Presidentess Of Costa Rica!
80 kind Of sou TO give them - me-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-30

Copyright, 1919. by The Pre~ Puhlt'h'
A Nd now more victims OF the
N dreaded mercury tablet have been
daily awaiting . death that "t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-30

Three queens. two kings and several
knaycs made the Duchess OF Flies we'd
ding a fun house with royal Hush.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

lecture here on The Life OF the ancient
.ii',.. Tho sehGo IMPROVEMENT and
i"ftAin and do tho houoTq OF the occa
Sion. The herman OK the committee To-
la"'"a'i"n 81 Junior league, reported that
81 EtouHi "as 80 thoroughly covered by
, mo lAttftrr society and Athlete Associa-
,i"n' ina' 20" junior league ~ ,h.s time
C.omla''te.e waa appointea 20 confer With
/ tu:y conditions ir thr town.
IAe ofoaG Nolka EaNe been completed. aac
"a. ..eAt move VIII be Tho planting out
htuEe shSdc ana ornamental trees in the
grounds
On friday n!eht halloween party was
20 no m!dtt If twilight and shadow. weird
'bII@s '''iceh IN tnoatly array about
7lnts'e' eIs 49, she cFoo"ed in the nis,y
lIEhC read Tie present. past ana future
OH, ' l,, aF ,,ln ner hnd many maiden
her :ate and fortune at her hands
-. nent folnt reopie are very much In
Miss Mary Gibson Iuniey. OF Mathews 70
lear" !. Terrie. Of Charleston. ". Va
me oride-e.eot has many relatives and
friends ia III. section ana - very popuial
III west Point and Eicnmon.
- ne he %oi .lH!,, GtnItcrly meeting of the
and girls @; thirteen churches king ei
interest in missionA werc Invited, ana fnnei'
Thomas OF Kichmosd. was the s1 Sa'tan
I Tho occasion There was an intsrsEtin,.
program ana special music '''S
M:s. Thomas = Bagpy left Friday for
several weeks visit to relatives and friends
Mrs d. D, i3aSby. who was 20 III fl,
stuart Circle Hospital the first of tic week
) Ia better
! Rev I. W billings. Of Lovenstein. IN
answer 10 the Invitation from the commit
/ tee to get psstor for t:.e West Poin. Ran
list Church preached Wednesday eveninc
30 large and Interested congregation r.,
'he West Point Church. The people w.re
/ very much pleased. ana the prospec, is
THAR call VII! 30 c&tendcd In The ncar
/ future 80
Miss Enis Garden has .e.urnen from
long visit 70 her sister In Washington
Miss Jessie Deanmead lnft las, week 10
spend the winter with her sister at Coloniat
Beach "'''
MISS annie NIccenna. who has been 1rave.
'"g with " friend from Richmond gutts
extensively since June. returned TO her hone
here on Wednesday '''"
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MOMTVALE

Special to The Times DISPATCHED
,, MG.''Mi ala va; Tovem Der iMTs W H.
Mrs W. Ii. Euford. returned to her home
Ia Bedford on Monday.
Miss Clay of Campbell County. WHO has
weather for several weeks. left for her home
on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrriwcathcr will
leaV. soon for Springfield, Mo, where they
VIII spend the winter
Mrs l.. H. Otey, OF Bristol Is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huford.
Mrs. II. NJ Curtis spent Monday in Roam
oke preparing to make her home in that
city in tho near future.
The Woman's club held its weekly meeting
on Wednesday. The state Library books are
ready TO I've returned to Richmond.
The Wcmans Missionary meeting will meet
with Mrs. james BigGs on Tuesday after
the FIRST Sunday In November.
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BLhCKSBURG


Especial to The Times Dispatch
nlucksburg. Va. November LIN honor
OF Mrs Joseph u Eggleston wife Of tho
president OF the " L. l. her sister Miss
Elizabeth Johnson; Mrs Rupert stockard, OF
Columbus, Mas. ana Miss Grace Dewey,
Of Boston. Mass Mrs. William VI. LybroOt
entertained At the largest reception Of the
season on Thursday afternoon the guests
nf honor received with the hostess. ana
bevy az young women served refresh
inents There we're over sixty callers dur
ug the reception hours
Mrs II. Robertson, Of Richmond. is Tho
guest Of Mrs. j. NJ. No f!ryde ana Miss
Maria Bolton. ut "Midhurst." the Nc Bryde
country place near Biacksburg.
Rev II. ]. Woods went to FarmViilc this
week TO act best AT the marriage
Of James Armstrong. former secretary OF
the Y VI G. \ at the college here.
Rev W. :. buchanan. missionary Of the
Presbyterian Church In Japan. was guest
this week of Mrs. J. Il. Tutwier.
Mrs James NJ. Johnson is at "a hospital
in Roanoke for treatment. ana little Eliz
nbeth Johnson is with her grandmother
Mrs. 6. w. Walker. Tlnnipden- Sidney
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur l.. Lancaster. of
Eonnokc concluded their wedding journey
with Il visit here this week 10 Mrs. ". T..
Lancaster.
MIR. and Mrs. Rupert Stockard have re-
turned from New York ana are at the home
of Mrs. Alexander Black before going to
Columbus, Miss, for tho winter
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DURHAM


Especial o The Times Dispatch
pleasing and Interesting social event az me
year Vas the opening "f the Durham COM
try Club. at its bcrutliul clubnous. near
the city Tuesday There was a goat" yoi,
contest ~ tac afternoon. which was most
spirited amd amusing. There was a spienait
reception Tor hunurcGs OF invited gue.,s
ana dance from 10 u J. O'Clock
The Auction bridge Club held l,s hrs,
insst'ns TINS season, Friday afternoon Win
Mrs rom COS on Liberty stree, After
an animated game OF auction bridge, re-
ireShInent- were served.
Mrs T j wilson Lr ana li,tlc son
Edward Douglas, and Mrs Frcd Patterson
ana son, trcder!ck- all OF Chapel ii!l. arc
on Liberty stree,
Iienry ". Kronheiner editor Of tho High
l'o'nt FURNITURE Journal. spen, SUNDAY VITA
ms mother. Sire. Rosa Itromneimer on Queen
street, VINO has been quite s,cx
Professor c. e. Mcintosh. OF the state
Superintendents Office raleigh, former
np and mingled with his trends mere sun
.d Mas' r, LoniS ! Eselsen % Greensboro
tanning 10 the Hebrew Sabnatn school OF
Durham
Miss Annie I.a,,s entertained a number
ON M"nsum Street IN honor OF Miss vivian
Johnson OF Ialeigh, who is tho house guest
"i MIR. and Mrs Il. -. BHrker.
Dr. and Mrs :. u. Mcpherson have re-
turned 10 tho city from lIaw River. wher.
they were called back from their bridai
trip 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs McPhcr-
sous father.
Aira W. e Ellis, Of ola trinity, Is the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Robbins. ON Markham
street
The Tourists club he;c its regular semi
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon win
Mrs. W. II. Carmichael, Watts street
They are touring China. The program was
an interesting one. Mrs. T. X. Rowe read
notes ON Language" Mrs. J. A. Robinson
presented n well prepared most In
terestnG paper on Yuan and Ming by
naslies Mrs y. l.. Lloyd, reading. 'Chinu's
Treasures
Miss Anna Rost OF Richmond. who has
been Visiting friends in this city, returned
home Wednesday.
Angler Duise. OF Nav York city is here
Visiting friends
Miss Nellie Duke, Of South Boston. va has
returned home after visit to this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
EMORY AND HENRY


tSpcclai 10 Inc llnicS- DISpatch.
Emory; Va. November, l.-The Y NJ.
= y held It's annual rally meeting ON
Tuesday night. when the following
program was rendered:
N. G. y. As an Asset TO u College
Professo,r /; "; crawford: Tho Field
The Spiritual side Of the Y NJ. G, A.,
H. w Dean; The Finance OF the Y
N. G. A. II. l.. osborne; 'Mcmhership
OF the Y. NJ. &. A." J. w. jackson
bencdictiOn. Rev. II. K. Sutherland
The Y. NJ c. y. plays II very inn
portant part in the student life OF
Gully al the y II. I. y meetings are
we'll attended by the student body
The Faculty Book Club met Monday
The subject for the evening was sc
Lotions From tho Wakcileid and
CoyentrN, Cycles. Professor l.; ".
OF the club.
The Confederate Memorial Associa =
ton met AT the home Of Mrs. i. Il.
selecting speaker for Decoration Day
next May. II WAS decided to invite Or.
i. 3. Miller TO make this address
The officers OF the Woman's Mission
ary Society met last Tuesday in order
TO provide for n week Of prayer Next
week they will hold prayer meetings
ut the homes Of the different members
OF the society.
The Needle club. composed Of the
met last Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
J.. w. Crawford.
The young women of Emory met last
sunday at tho home Of Mrs. l.. w.
Iiardin and organized a missionary So
Dr j. =. Mcconnell. last year dean
Of this college. and this year president
OF the state Normal at Radford. was on
the campus This week visiting his son.
w. T.. BACKYARD and Homer Henry
left here Wednesday morning for Char
lottcsville to attend the state convcn-
ton Of the students Y. NJ. &. y. at the
University Of Virginia.
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the Colleges
RANDOl PIX MACON
WOMANS COLLEGE
/ SPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch !

IL.
LynchDurg. VA, November l-Tho
College Young Womans Christian AS
ISOLATION has been organized for the
year with an enrolment Of 40. TIL.
officers elected are as follows: prcsi
dent. Miss Josephine Thornhill Viz
giuia vice president. MISS Ruth Erwin,
South carolina. treasurer. Miss Agatha
Boyd, Virginia: secretary. Miss Annie
WostalI NORTH Carolina. general secrc-
tarN, Miss Jean Paxton. Virginia. Al
the FIRST Wcdn ,sday night prayer
meeting in the college chapel Miss
'rhOrnhill gave the report from the
Worlds student Christian Federation
Conference, held nj Lake Mohonk in
June. on sunday, october y, the Bible
study committee held the annual rally
for the enrolment OF members in the
vOluntarN Bible study classes. with ".
T. iiaUySChc. OF Baltimore. as the
speaker 'rue committee announced
sixteen classes to he LED by students,
and four by members OF the faculty,
for the study OF the Bible from the
point OF view OF individual and social
responsibility
There have been many small func-
tious given recently in honor of Prosi-
dent ana Mrs Webb. VINO are just be-
coming acquainted with The college
community. Mrs sharp entertained
for Aiis W"hh AID Mrs crooks at her
homo on RiVermont Avenue. ana Mrs.
Pattillo followed this with two porch
PARTIES i'm compliment 10 the Same wo-
men Misses L.orew ANA Whitoside
gave au informal reception in honor
of Mrs Webb, ana Mir Davis enter
tanned ~ a studio party ii; honor or
IN, IL,
meHt TO Mrs Webb and Mrs. Crooks a
charming reception WAS given by Mrs.
Martin
ON october II The senior class enter
tanned the faculty with an elaborate
and beautiful reception, where the
young women showed themselves for
tho first time as ho>tcsses at formal
amair.
The interest in athletics is centred
at present i'm the formation Of the
representative class teams in basket
ball. Seventy-hve candidates have
presented themselves for this purpose.
and a daily average OF nifty may be
seen diligently pract.cinS on the attn
lctic nerd. The interclass tournament
Is played duriuS thc month OF Novem-
hor eliminating in tho Championship
game on Thanksgiving Day.
i popular form of sport this year
under the direction Of tho Athletic AS
ISOLATION. is tho couple walking contest
once week opportunity will be
given Tor trial walks Of VARYING, dis
tances against time. The first con-
test, which WAS intcrclass IN charactcy
was won by Miss Margaret Britt and
Miss Ntr2inia Hamshergcr, Of the class
of 1911, who completed together 4 two
mite course in twenty four minutes and
thirty seconds
The gymnasium department has Sc
cured MISS MlChrod Nelson 4 graduate
of the Sargen, school for Physical
Training. as instructor IN gymnastics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
BLACKSTONE


Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch
Blackstone Va November Miss Mabel
Kennedy spent Monday In Richmond.
MISS Blair Mabcu. OF the Farmvlilc Sor-
mai, spent the weekend With her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Maocu.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy gave
an entertainment on Monday night. Tho
program, consisting OF motion pictures, reCi-
tRtions ana music. hoth vocal and !ustru-
mental, was delightfully."- rendered 10 q large
audience.
Miss Nena Adams was u weekend visitor
TO relatives In Kenbridge.
MISS Matte Cater the guest q Mrs.
-. y. Linney this week.
Misses JacGuelinc Epes and Ruth Robin
son OF farmvih- visited relatives here this
week.
Mr. Kr!nk!ey ana children OF Lawrence
Vile are visiting Mrs. James +. Epes on
Ilgh Street.
Mrs :;udie Baglcy Inns returned from Ken
bridge. where she has been spending some
time with her son, Z. O. Bagiey.
Miss Lorraine Lane. OF Crewe. was IN town
q few days ago.
Miss Myrn White had as Weekend guests
Misses jessie Frazer and Edna Bethel. AZ
I:ichmond; also Mr. Perkins Of BIncicld. w.
Va
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w I'll,
HAMPDEN-SlDNEY

- ~ ''~ go 80
Hampden sidney, Va, November L.
80, u.s.. ro o,cr ma i,stal,a.io, of
,
"N'' -
gives water supply thot in point of
sanitation ana volume. viii equal that
az an, o,,,., ,,i,,, cl..vhcr,
me H'e''HN SoN''' ''N' 'I'e O"'"H """
ihilantAtopic. nave entered upon 'her
years work with fru enrichment
About two thirds of tho students are
members the Onion s tho older this
being tho -+'h year Of lis history.
and the ip>th OF 'he fhiianihropic.
feature oi these societies IS their
secrecy itAmpo'h-Sluh' ~ one OF
our institutions ia America With liz
erurN socieUes WITH TINS ch9raStetis-
ne NJ meeting OF INC board our
ng 'l- past Se'nmonNehtnl "" hFui"
"a c'tit 'u y degree we're allowed tor
i"o Years OF "'lh !" tnese 'iEah'@" =
tons ! committee 'i 'Wo seniors
ape 'ne l~"lp1 tl'S "s Ju"sf9 Oh thv
WorN dome N'ihih 81 ieW wee Ks ''ec-
ION q "en@t' i'r lhe l'ais'' .r'Phy
"a uS u'io 'hS 'i'rS' - l"vNe"
'f"aiu '1 W''H tI''t 'i'1e''S' ny '"c
'olless comnuil'3
lfesi"-aJ Hl@ham "hd ''cN w. ''
iNins navy ietuiiteu 70 me 'l'l from
''ahNlile Where lht> "tit ~ A,'eii
"hee upan NC slnoH. 'r' '' W"'uS'
pasior Of ~, bia'FspurE cNGi'h, was
j reeehl VISITOR an lht nom oil me
aver
1orry LhaNer lass 81 81 Nh"'4o
on W. A. has ncen VlSilns IN 'h'
iolne oil i.f"l ttenrN "rooh re ana
senator broNF le'' io' n"r ItA-
VIC tilaE 10 Nl'neHS 'nT N''S! MIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
MARION

special o the Times Dispatch
Marion Va November l-Rev ana Mrs
+. NJ Harris spent several days OF last
week in Bristol attending the Baptist
Training school of the Lebanon Assccia-
tion.
W. ". Osborne and family and G. G. Greer
and family Of Grassy Creek C;rayson Coun
~. passed through Marion this week on
their way 10 Maryland 10 make their future
home
j Sanders Aker. of chilhowc. was In
Marion last Wednesday
4 H. Mccoy. his son and Walter X.
Johnston, went To Biacksburg last Saturday.
Ed Ueninrcr left last Friday for Blue
nald and Mavberry. w. Va. where he will
spend several days visiting relatives and
friends
MISS Mamie Ryder Ief. here last Monday to
teach school near Salvlllc
Mrs. Mary Groseclose, OF Bland County.
is on visit 10 her uncie. J. II. uroseciosc'
near Marion.
Mrs. John Poole OF Lindon Canada, IS on
protracted visit to her daughter. Mrs.
6. 6. Kiilinecr, near Attoway.
j. :. Copenhavsr and his son. FranE Copen
haver. have returned home from TeNas and
Arkansas. whcro thcy have been for scv
eral weeks visiting relatives ana friends.
Miases Mary and Mamie rector az Seven
Mile Ford, were in Marion last Friday.
Mrs Josephine Dunlap left last week for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
WEST POINT

Especial 10 The Times DispatciiJ
West Point. Va. November AT a reg
ular meeting OF the School Improvement
and Civic League this week among tho
many things OF interest that came up WAY
the Information that November H. DR. H.
III. Webb. professor OF Crock AT the Uni
VerEity or Virginia, " member Of the Uni
Vcrsity Extension Lecture Bureau would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

board, held Tuesday afternoon. T. f..
letter was elected chairman. The other
W. :. Dcyerlc. j. II. Lewis. Jr II *
smith. Jr, C. +. NJ. Sheffcy. T.. l.. COP
Icy, +. Il. Jackson. u. l.. Snyder This
board is head OF the student body
which is self governing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

New York TO spend the winter
CARDS are out announcing the marriage
Et John NJ Preston. In OF seven Mile
ford, and Miss Sallie Mltc,!c,: Of chill
H""'e' which Viii take place on November
Miss Alice Lincoln daughter Of A. +.
from protracted visit to Richmond
Ine patrons Of the 81. Clair Bottom school
fIstrlci are erecting handson" ncn. t.iEn
s'ho"l building at RivcrsId.. in this county
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
Liverpool Situation.

Liverpool, Aug. 22.-Wheat respond
ed to higher American cables with
the undertone steady Spot market
generally Y higher with reports of
unfayorabie weather in Canada and
fears of frost there. American offers
of winters we're firmer and indica-
tons point to light worlds shipments
this week. Later market dull with
cargoes and parcels rather firmly
held. Corn higher. Easier American
cables Offset here by lighter Argen.
tine shipments and firmer plate hold.
crs and a report that an American
firm had chartered a large British
vessel to transport corn from Buenos
Ayres to New York. Shorts covered
freely with plate spot one penny
higher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The northern low has moved east
ward TO the lower lakes and the crest
o! the high which was yesterday over
Alberta has advanced TO Nebraska.
These pressure changes have been ac-
companied by showers in the lake re-
g:on and .he Ohio and upper Mississ-
ippi valleys and by sharp fall in ten.
perature in the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys. Thundershowers
have also occurred in the southern por-
ton OF the Rocky mountain region and
in Kansas, Oklahoma and northern
Texas. The continued eastward move
ineat OF the high will be attended by
fair. cool weather in this vicinity to-
night and Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
Morning Stock Letter.

New York, Aug. 22.-The stock
market hangs on the Mexican stu
alton for the time being, although
basic factors should not be overlook
ed. Crop shortage, tariff reductions
and currency tinkering will continue
to have influence, but the Mexican
matter is now uppermost. Yesterday s
stock market shows utter lack of sTp-
port except in trifling amounts. Presi,
dent Wilson's attitude towards Mexico
makes it plain that friction is likely
to occur between the two countries az
any moment President Wilson init
mates that he will not back down, al
though he viii exhaust every device
before resorting to Intervention. Buy
nothing except on sharp drives. We
look for lower prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
Mutilated Affair.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-The 1913 corn
crop is niutilated affair. Probably
80 per cent represents good corn. No
one can guess the yield of the re-
naming 20 per cent. Condition may
be drifting to a flat 65 or below. 1t is
simply a case of rainless June and
July.
In 1901 the farmers sacrificed their
live stock and lived to regret. Farm
journals now adjure farmers to tote
water and hold their live stock. Win.
ter wheat piowing preparation is
sadly behind. We are writing after q
glance at 800 new reports.
Condition of corn may be 81 and ne.
promise close to 100000, 900 Rains
alton due now, but purchasing side
ton. Market is in fluctuatory mood.
Period where farmer sells nears
rapidly. Current levels may hold but
the summer excitement of 1913 lies
behind.
Eighty cent corn predictions adorn
every picture postal. The fruition in
1914 will be popular. Some fiuetu
alton due now but purchasing side
still inviting.
In the swirl of current gossip oats
ride the waves easily and are a pur.
chase when corn is a purchase. Re
vival OF bull hopes in wheat is strong
We are right On the brink of the ex
port period where Russian yearly ex
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22

sees a bearish tone. The net advance
from this top in II days is l 3-S cent.
Cash corn continues % to 7Sc west
Corn market shows the effects of 45
day bull strain and is largely cash af-
fair. May continue dip buy with no
permanence to upturn. Wheat re
gardad as truly convalescent and buy
on breaks. Oats visible reflects the
big movement since May l. May 1 to
date oats primary receipts are about
100000 VS.. 100000 las. year.
Oats are temporarily in a fluctuatory
position. 1t may be that some of the
local extremists are asking too much
for corn right now. The price cur
rent down to 2,250 millions was worth
y bulge. Wanted, a hero who will
guess two billions We believe that
estimates over 100000 are worthless.
regardless of immediate changes corn
and oats are an ice box purchase"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22

Galesburg are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Clifford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Graham.
Mrs. II. H. McGaughy and daughter
July left last week for Elm Springs
and Pernida, S. D., to make a visit
with their son and brother and other
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fassnacht and
daughter Lucille of Aledo spent Sunday
with Mrs. Fassnacht's parents.
The Misses Mary Hardin and Marion
Humbert returned home to Keiths-
burg Thursday evening after a ten
DAYS visit at the home of the for
mers grandmother, Mrs. Given Thorn
as.
Miss Pearl Adams OF Rock Island
came Tuesday to visit at the home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
/ Beard.
Miss Myra Hammond who has been
| spending the summer in Monmouth
and Galesburg, returned to Viola. Miss
Hammond has been engaged as pri-
mary teacher in the Aledo public
schools and will make her home In
that city at the beginning of the
/ school year.
X. NJ. Saunders left Saturday even
ing to spend Sunday with his wife,
who is visiting friends in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22

and sisters at the home of her sister,
Mrs. G. c. LINTON.
Frank McClanahan, one of the Lin
coin chautauqua superintendents,
spent several hours here with his
mother, and brother, DIR. McClanahan.
He went from here to Monmouth to
visit friends.
James Sexton of Peoria came Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. E. C. Sexton.
Master Martyr Frazier returned
home Saturday from his visit in Tiskil-
wa with his aunt, Mrs. Belle. Mettler.
B. Millikan is building an addition
to the residence recently purchased
and otherwise improving the place
preparatory to moving in.
Rev. o. NJ. Dunlevy of Aledo filled
the pulpit at the NJ. E. church Sunday
morning in the absence of the pastor
Next Sunday the pastor will be in his
place as usual.
Mrs. Frank Terrey, daughter Lena
and sons Arthur and Robert, went to
Aledo Saturday evening for a few
days visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Helm and daughter
Marion spent Friday in Monmouth and
Altoona.
All the teachers attending the insti
tute at Aledo during the week return
ed home Friday evening.
| Thomas Clifford and family OF