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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
MOUNTAIN LAKE

Mountain Lake. August ss-At
Mountain Lake one finds so many
places of interest to visit and life In
the out f-doors Is so alluring and in
MIGRATING in this superb climate that
the days, fairly fly by. One OF the most
beautiful views to be had Of the noun
tains and valley is from Prospect Rock,
to which point parties go daily, the
lovely grassy walk along the crest
charms. On Saturday morning a large
party took this interesting tramp.
Those going were: Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.
Guest Misses Mary Guest. Clara Por-
ter. Katherine Old. Mary Gormican.
Lulie Collins. Ina Clendoh, Mrs. Imo-
gene Egerton. Mrs. Old and Mr.. Pobfe-
check. Another party on Saturday
was made up of Misses Bessie f, Buck,
Mary Thomas Pickcns. DR.. L. G. Pedigo
ID. j. Williams.
On Monday an allday picnic excur-
sion was made 20 the Cascade. the
most beautiful spot imaginable. with
Its high. cliffs and waterfall OF ninety
feet, and one we'll worth days jour
ney. to see. The party was composed
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Guest. Mrs. Ira
]. Partlow, Mrs. w. w, Henritz, Misses
Mary Guest, Clara Porter. Katherine
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HOT SPRINGS

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Hot Springs. Va, August 23.-Miss
Clarice French and her brother. Bar
ton French. gave a fancy dress ball
tended By numbers of visitors from the
Homestead and by John Herndon
French. Jr.. and Miss Mercer French,
who motored over from White Sui
phur Springs.
Among the most attractively cos
TUNED guests were Mrs. George Cole
Scott and Mrs. Louis Beauford. of Rich
mond. the former dressed as Marie An
toinettc and the latter wearing a
shepherdess costume. Mr.. Scott was
dressed Lord Corvallis Miss
Elizabeth Russell. of Charlottesville
who is a guest at Barton Lodge this
week. represented Red Riding Hood
and Miss Louise Gibson. OF Baltimore.
was dressed as a Gypsy. in shades of
brown with ragged sleeves, and chains
of red berries and chiquepins about
her neck. Miss Gladys ingalls, wore a
Turkish costume: Mrs NJ. r. ingalls,,
of New York, in Easter dress. and
Basil Savidge represented an Arcadian
with grapes and leaves over his shout
ders, and fox skin on his back
Mrs Nicholas Longworth, the Coun-
tess de Chambrun. Mrs. Melville e
ingalls,. Mrs. b, A Wallingford and
Mr., and Mrs. G. T. NJ. Gibson. OF Balti-
'i'ci c. NeIe III pam evening dress
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. E. Ingalls,, Jr.. con-
ceaied their identity until 10 O'Clock,
when buffet supper was served in
the tea room.
The young people are planning to
give another costume dance next
month. when Mrs. French will have
returned from her ranch in Canada.
where she Is spending August.
Baroness Rosenkrantz who, with the
baron, is expected here from London
this fall TO visit her mother, Mrs.
George Gunton. is attending n house
party in Lincolnshire. given in honor
OF the Princess Marie Louise, OF
Schleswig- Holstein. granddaughter
or Queen Victoria, and Prince Chris
tan. The house party, which mum
bers forty. has its own band. and as
sisted last week in opening a bazaar.
The Lexington Golf Club team. num-
boring five men, motored over from
White Sulphur Springs this week.
where they had challenged and been
beaten by the White Sulphur golfers
IN match play. and challenged five OF
the Hot Springs players, who beat them
win score Of Oil. The individual
scoring was as follows: Count de
Chamhrun won from Benjamin Huger.
-; George II. ingalls, won from G.
u. Letcher, %; Harry Wardman won
from h. l.. Graham, 0-S; DR.. r. a.
Black and Frank d. Coe, %: J. F.
Saunders won from w. s. Hopkins.
0-3.
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Holmes Mckinney OF Lynchburs, and
r. X. Witt, Jr., OF Lexington
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Latham. OF Rich
mond. are registered at tho Bridge,
Mrs. r. S. Burns, of Norfolk; Misses
Annie Cone and May Bidgood. OF Rich
ping here while touring the mountains
of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Jett, OF Albany,
Ga, are spending their honeymoon
here.
c. NJ. Andrews. OF Richmond. is here
for an outing.
DIR. and Mrs. E. N. Liell. OF Jackson
vile. Fla. are here after motor trip.
Mrs. l.. Lippman, Of Savannah. Ca, Is
visiting Mrs. c. NJ. GuEsenheimer. at
her cottage.
idr and Mrs. George Bradshaw are
spending their honeymoon here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Whaly and Mrs.
W. j. Privott, OF Portsmouth, spent
several days here on their return from
Crocketts.
/ Misses Sarah e. pinckney and Anna
nj. Plnckney. Of Brooklyn. n. y. have
joined the summer colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Handy AMI D. II.
and z. S. Handy, of Syracuse. y. Y,
came here in their motor car wher: en-
route to Lynchburg.
Misses l.. S. Patrick and Alice NJ.
Lane, Of Washington; Miss Ruby Holli-
day. of South Carolina; Mrs. John Bag
by, Misses Elizabeth Bagby and E.liz-
abeth Webb, of Richmond, and Misses
Evelyn Purcell and Margaret Purcell.
Of .Albemarle, are among the latest ar
rivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziba Bennett, OF Pine
Bluff, Ark, and Mrs. ]. w. Craig, OF
Washington, make a motor party that
is stopping here.
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BASIC CITY

Basic City, Va. August % rho -
uhbe OF august finds the Brandon Viz
history. or e eunreer of guests in Its
lore this popular resort has b aen s pc
ha a@'n ,6er with g guests; but never before
Oh people on the waiting lisf u''ioer
me mornings here are being chiar,,
ne IN oriVlng, automobiling tram,
sports WIFE. Tennis ten and other outdoor
between auction bridge and danc JiIvroed
a ID. Harrison, of philadeInhi.
G iS pa MED by Misses Veima and &c &c.
aeain s1 On; mas returned to the Brandon
Miss Elizabeth Pickett .,
s.riVed this week for a several wesL
!. seE S. j. w. Hobson, of WILLIAMSBURG
week Fis'ung friends here this
Mrs Mrs. H. n. Reinhard, of Richmond
hard p after oy s. her son. Meyer Rein.
me me Hot Springs, has come to the
ora FOR the remainder of the sea.
H K. Eyre and wife. of Richmond
are among those who arrived this
week Tl Tor the rest of the season.
e.id homas n. Jones and wife, of Smith
weeks stay oi d several
Mrs P; J. Scott, of Norfolk, has come
famiiy 6Hfr rs to be with her sons
Miss Juliet Graves has been Ell The
suesS OF Mrs. D. c. Griffith, of Rich
Mrs. W. o, Baskerville. accompan,ed
t by her daughter, Miss Matte Basker-
o " s, , and her sister. Mrs. f. w Perrin.
9 3l, richmond, came Tuesday from MI
ELLIOT Tor the remainder of the season.
Judge 5. G. Burdett. OF Charleston.
w: Va, registered Tuesday for a sew.
eral weeks stay.
Mrs. Frank T. Clark and Miss Jose
p pnine Clark. of Norfolk. arrived We'd
n ,,is evening. and will stay several
Mr.. and Mrs. S, J. Slaughter. Of
i1anvllle, came Wednesday evening for
the month of August
Mrs. j. w. Rowlands, Master Leslie
Wlands and Miss Harriet Rowlands.
or Toronto. Canada, are the latest ar
rivals at the Brandon. They will stay
Saturday evening a dance. one of the
most attractive of the season. was
given In the ballroom of the Brandon
by John Walter Smith, Jr., of Waynes-
boro, In honor of his sisters frienS
Miss Harriet Rowlands, of Toronto.
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BLOWING ROCK

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.]
Green Park, y. c.. August 23-Mrs.
ogden Edwards, of Blowing Rock VIII
rage entertained q large number OF
ner friends In a most beautiful man
ner' with lovely informal afternoon
Tea Tuesday afternoon. Her charm
ing nome was more beautiful than
ever. Among the guests were Judge
ana Mrs. Gage. DR.. and Mrs. Gibbs, OF
south Carolina: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a.
ROBINSON and Miss Margaret Mordicai.
OF Durham. y. C.
NirSinlans now guests Of the Green
Park are Mrs. William NJ Pannabaker
ana Miss Florence Pannabaker, OF Vir-
gina; Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Prtchett and
w. l. Harris. of Danville; Edwin Hig-
gins. OF Norfolk; w. e. Meyer Miss
ffancis. p. w. Early and II. c. Tucker,
OF the Virginia Carolina Railway
Company. of Abingdon.
Mrs. ]. f. Willy, of Durham, gave a
delightful luncheon at the Rock in the
moonlight Saturday evening, compM-
mentary to Miss Roberta b. Henshaw.
also OF Durham. 1t was a very unique
anair amid the captivating scenery OF
this famous place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Craig, of Gas
tonla, gave very charming dinner
at Green Park Tuesday evening, COM
P.ihicitafS 10 Mrs. Locke Craig, wife
OF Governor Craig. 1t was one of the
most pleasing events OF the season
up here.
Mrs. Minnie Wriston Smith and Mrs.
NJ NJ. Murphy, two of Charlotte's most
hospitable dames.- gave watermelon
sIcing to the guests of Green Park
Hotel Monday evening.
Little Martin Cannon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l. Cannon, OF Concord, N c.,
celebrated his third birthday last We'd
nesday, and gave about twenty of his
little friends most delightful party
In the ballroom of the Green Park
on that afternoon.
State Superintendent OF Pubic IN
struct'on j. Y. Joyner and wife are
guests OF the Spyland Inn.
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CROCKETT

Crockett Springs. Va, August "a
The members of the house party enter
tanned this past week at Beechwood
cottage by Miss Ethel Thomas left for
their homes on Tuesday. Before dis
banding. the morning of their depart
urA they enjoyed an exciting potato
race AS there was no age limit, there
we're many entries. The prizes were
won by Miss Ethel Thomas, Miss Block.
of st. Louis; Miss Mary Stone, of Roa-
noke: DR.. G. A. Hull of New York, and
E. j. Bowie. Of Roanoke. The Judge
and timekeeper were III. II. Jamerson.
of Danville. and John r. King, of In
'dianapolis, Ind.
Tuesday night Mrs. w. Leigh Car
neal. of Richmond, entertained at a
watermelon feast in honor OF her sis
tiers, Misses Elizabeth and Marjorie Lea.
FIFTY or moro of the guests gathered
on the east end of tho hotel veranda,
which was decorated with Japanese
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SWEET cHALYBEATE
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
sweet Chalybeate. Va, August 2S.-
While some Of tho mountain guests
are called home by business as the sea-
son advances. still old Chalybeate
holds Its own and has It's quota of
guests, most OF whom will remain into
and through September.
Inc golf and tonnis players, together
with tho horseback ridors. have a good
coat Of tan and freckles to bear testt.
mony Of their summer in the noun.
tains.
The ballroom Is filled with dancers
cacn evening. mostly informal affairs
this week after strenuous social
time last week The children arc great
society folks. and enjoy their dancing
hour each evening.
an enjoyable event OF the ,veaL ,,a.
concert on Thursday evening in the
ra'lroom, given for the benefit of For
rest Memorial Chapel at Chalybeate
Mrs. THOMAS Kensett. OF Norfolk. was
instrumental In getting 1t up, and the
!ocai talent responded most cheerfully.
both from Chalybeate and the Ola
Sweet. Mrs. Thomas Whittier ~ Cir
ter Park. Richmond. with her splen
did contralto voice. contributed Ia rpeIv
TO the program. and has during her
entire stay at Chalybeate. given a
g"tat zeal of pleasure to the guests by
ner Willingness to add to a musical
AT the children's fancy dress hal,
iast week Mrs Whittet's little daugh-
ter, Mary Catherine two wears old
teolS first prize as trained nurse"
Gordon Ryland. the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Ryland. OF Ginter Park.
tool first prize among the bows. as
Little BOY Blue"
a lawn fete has been another fea-
ture of the week, which was largely
attended. again on behalf OF the chanel
Mrs. p. a. Grant. of Cleveland. was
IN guest ot honor at card party
given on Wednesday evening to her hy
some Of her old friends at Chalybeate.
Ihe touch of fall weather has in
FUSED new life into everybody. and the
most enjoyable season has arrived IN
I'M. .n,, mountains. All the guests feel a
reluctance to leave for some time to
come ''iiie 10
Recent arrivals are Mr.. Simpson and
D. D, "A. Heindi, of Richmond; Mrs. Paul
parker. of Hampton; Mrs. L. S. smith
o. York County. Va; NJ McQuaid. Of
n,.acksonville; Miss Dawson, Miss vii
II, MA mson. of Houston. Texas; Mrs T
NJ. Jordan. of Portsmouth. -
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lanterns. hanging baskets and vines.

| lanterns. hanging baskets and vines
Among Mrs. Carnears guests may be
| mentioned all the members Of tho
younger set. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Whaley
and Mrs. Privett. OF Portsmouth,: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Langhorne. Of
Richmond: Misses B. and G. Lows, Of
New Orleans: Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Bowie,
Miss Margaret Sublette. Mrs. b. T. Hun.
MISS Lawman. OF Roanoke; Or. G. A.
Hull OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs
Jameson. and George Martin. OF DAN
vile, Mrs. Carneal usually spends n
part or the summer at Crockett She
left Tor her home the latter part of
the week. A contemplated trip to
Maine was the cause of her early do
parture this season.
Tho lawn below the hotel presented
an animated and attractive scene Sat-
urday afternoon The hotol guests were
there en- masse to witness game Of
baseball between the Crockett and
Shawsville teams. The large hay-wagon
those who came on horseback, to root
for the Shawsville men wore repaid
Tor their trip. The game proved inter-
esting, and the score to 2 in favor Of
ShawsVille The team and hay-wagon
party remained for the dance in the
|
night.
Mrs. II. Wellington Cobb and Miss
Katherine Scales. Of New Orleans. who
have been here for the past month, left
saturday to visit relatives and friends
In North Carolina.
The walters are to give their annual
minstrel show this coming week. and a
series OF tableauX is in active prepara-
ton.
3. r. Patrick. u S. N, held a song
service In the parlor Sunday night to
large and appreciative audience In
stead Of a sermon. he read in an i'm
pressive manner Henry Van Dykes
poem. God of the Open Air.
Arrivals for the week are: Mrs. A
Alcom. Masters w. and NJ Alcom,
Belam. Miss: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ives, Nor
folk; Mrs w. Lee Brand, Miss Marion
Brand. Salem: Miss Woodsie Taylor,
Miss Margaret Allen, Lynchburg; G. r.
Morton. Louisville; Edward L. Stone,
q. G. Gooch. Jr.. II. II. Rutrough.
Roanoke; Hubert Dickson, Wesley S.
Block. New York City; Miss Helen
Thomas, Mrs. A. Coppee. Miss Eugenia
Coppee, Washington: c. c. Williams.
Carlton Thomas, Roanoke; HRS. A Phil
lips Miss Margaret Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Berry, Washington;
Sampson, Richmond; J. A Wilson, Ala
bama: L. S. Blair. Richmond: Miss EN-
ma w. Utz, Cincinnati. o.; Mrs. Jeffress,
Misc Saidee Jenress. Richmond; Mrs. A
w. HiX, Richmond. Hrs ]. c. Terry.
Miss NJ Zirkle. Salem; Mrs. Davidson.
Miss Davidson. Roanoke; Oscar l. Lyle.
BROOKLYN
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OCEAN VIEW

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
Ocean View, Va, August 23.--Among
those who registered at Diggs Cot
tage. Ocean View the past week were
the following: T G.. Sanderson. Rich
mond; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Wise, Au
gusta. Ga; V. F. Moss. Jr.. Wilson. n
c.: j. Harry Orem. Baltimore; Mrs. NJ
Viehman, Miss Catharne V1ehman,
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. NJ
Showalter. Misses Jessamine and Err
ncstine Showalter. English and Lewis
Showalter, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Elmore
Floyd, John and Margaret Gilmore,
Roanoke; Mrs. ]. w. Thurman, Master
William Thurman. Miss Leila Reams
Mrs. c. Fl. Harris Miss Julia Edwards
Rocky Mount, n. c.; II. c. Harrel,
Woodland. N. c.; Mrs. Thomas Buford,
Master Edmondson Buford, Miss Glare
Buford, Miss I. r. Morris Memphis.
ford; Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buxton and child. Norfolk; Miss Sibyl
Wright. Miss Goldie May. Roanoke:
II. L. Wilkinson. Richmond: Miss Lii
liian Rose. Fort Norfolk A. T. Kinsey.
Roanoke; Mrs. T. j. Wren. Misses Ag
mes and Loretto Wren. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Neisler. Misses Mary and Louise
Neisler. Miss Helen Atkins, Richmond;
Harry Stannard. London, England: Mr..
and Mrs. James P Shultz, Mrs. Floyd
Franklin, Richmond: Douglas Moss.
Wilson. N. c.: Julian C. French, Ports
mouth; d. r. Johnston. Richmond;
Mrs. G. e. Bowden and son Edward.
Richmond; Miss Helen Morris, Miss
Aileen Doyle. Baltimore; Clifford
Hanks. Washington: Mr.. and Mrs H.
Wright and family. Richmond, Miss
Meadow. Hinton. w. Va: Miss Stella
Goulder, Newport News, Va
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BLUE RIDGE

Blue Ridge Springs. Va. August ga
MIN the advent Of cooler weather in
IRIS dhts mountain region, walking expe-
Iayor once more. and among both the
Older and the younger sets untran
i rious i pleasure is displayed in the va
guests Of Blue Ridge s Hotei n"f Rsgul she
m NJ ofigani ihsr and c9ptained every
beavers In this direction being rerm-
iated by the relative lasting power OF
incl ene1r Wind wn and their capacity for gen
ambitious Wild Cat Knob. perched a g
~ Is at the top of the steepest grade
Oh oh, one aa1acent mountain. is the usual
coming back each day with faces glow
ing With With ex e, Of this strenuous
tastes content themselves with n1i1der
and moro moderate rambles Luncheon
ana dinner parties Mt Roanoke have
short run to the Magic City and the
convenient hours Mt which the trains
are scheduled making it an easy ven
~ tore on on the part of the guests here
Dancing and card playing continue
70 . be tn, the favorite evening diversions
as 1t is with both dancers and on
lockers. presents nightly a most ami
maj mated "a appearance The Saturday night
ing feature of the U Weeks social eha ca1-
endar, and on last Saturday evening
this pleasant function attained to al
most the dignity OF regular cotillion.
several intricately attractive John
Paul figures having been led during
One of the most delightful OF tho
private parties that are being given.
was the chafing dish supper at which
Mrs. William White, or Norfolk, was
James Cottage. At the conclusion Of
the dance on that night number of
her friends gathered in her rooms and
a merry hour was spent before mid
night
Among the many factors which go to
make UP the general pleasure of exist
ence here may be ranked the preva-
lence OF unusual talent evidenced
among the guests gathered here. I'm
promptu concerts frequently beguiIe
the passing of the morning hours Miss
Florence Frey. of Petersburg. with her
rarely beautiful voice. contributing in
generous measure to the enjoyment Of
every music lover on the place. Pos
sessing as she does n soprano voice
Miss Frey. though still In her teens,
bids fair to develop into one of the
foremost singers In tho State, and
gracious AZ she is In sharing her great
gift with others. she has won for her
self an enviable place in the admira-
Mrs. James Mason. and famil Of Pc
tersburg. accompanied by Miss Kath-
crime Chisolm, left on Tuesday for that
city. Mrs. Chisolm will remain at Blue
Judge e. II. Wells. OF Richmond, ac-
compRnied by Mrs. Wells and three
daughters. have Joined the summer
colony here.
Among the arrivals of the past few
days are DR.. c. II. Holland, Richmond;
fhe Missea Crocleft yyvfbayIIla. g
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NATURAL BRIDGE
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Natural Bridge. Va. August %
are passing most merrily in this favor
ed land. The Bridge is overlooking
with guests and scores have been turn
ed away. This resort has always been
famous for the attractiveness OF its
guests and very charming indeed Is
the summer colony. Many have come
In their motor cars and go out for
merry outings. Riding and driving.
swimming and ASKING. bowling and
dancing make UP the full sum OF the
days. There are always embroidery
and bridge for the quieter moments.
Every evening the ballroom is gay
scene with many dancing couples, and
on Saturday evening 1t holds quite a
throng. Several excursions from Nor
folk and other points east came In this
week, bringing those who wish a breath
or mountain air, and number went
on to the Luray Caverns. not far dis
tant On all the days recently, throngs
OF visitors have gone through the Gate
House, eager to see the great Bridge
and to wander through the picturesque
glen.
Mrs ]. Wilton Hope, Misses Elsie
Page and Boydie Hope and Master
Wilton Hope. Jr., of Hampton, have
Joined the summer colony.
r. w Massie and Manson Massie, Of
-! HNhcpi - Spefl TIE weekend mere
with Mrs. r. w. Massie.
John Farrar. of Norfolk, is spend
Ing his vacation here
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Smith, OF Big Stone
Gap. are among the new arrivals
Mrs. George Ben Johnston Misses
Anne Roy. Nichoti and Susan Johnston,
Of Richmond, and Miss Josephine p
Dawson, Of Texas. spent several days
here while on their way to the Rock
bridge Baths.
Mrs. William Patton and Miss Lucy
Patton, of Lexington, spent the week
end here with Mrs. w. H. Urquhart
Charles Guggenheimer, Jr., spent the
week END at the Guggenheimer cot
tage
F. K. Borden, Jr.. and Edwin Borden,
Jr., Misses Mildred and julia Borden,
of Goldsboro, N. c.. and ]. w. Hanes,
Ralph Hanes and r. M. Hanes, Miss
Lucy Hanes and Mrs. j. w. Hanes, OF
Winston. N. c., maze an attractive
motor party that is here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r., c.. Harrison, of
Staunton. are among the latest arrivals.
Mrc. Paul c. Edmunds and party. OF
Lynchburg. came here in her handsome
new touring car for weeks stay Mrs.
Ddmunds is accompanied by Misses SAL
lie Edmunds, Jennie Means. Lois Hick-
son and Elizabeth Anderson and
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Howard, Greensboro, n. c.; Misses Lucy
and Annie Sibley. Norfolk; Robert B.
Adams. Jr. Roanoke; James lizard,
Roanoke: e. Galloway, Christiansburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Haythe, Lynch
II: p. Frey, Petersburg Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. Martin and son. Hasbrouck
Heights, n. j.: Miss Julia Brinkley,
and Mrs. Arthur c. Thomas, Ports
mouth; Miss Ida Doyle and Miss NJ
Mozingo. Norfolk; John Horton, Roa-
noke; DR. G.. w. l.. Sanford, Crewe;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Smith. Ashland,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Warren, Smith
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P0WHATAN
Ispecial 70 rhe Times- pl.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.
Powhatan. Va. August 23.--Oscar Thravas,
OF Oklahoma, spent severel days with his
parents In the village this week so
Miss Daley Goode. OF Westhanpton. To-
Miss Eleonor sydnor. Of Ashland. has re-;
turned to- her home. after having spent
several weeks with her aunt In tho W.
laEe. s
r. A. Davis. with hia wife and little ron.
Is visiting his parents hero
Miss Louise Wofscgor, OF woodland
Heights, is visiting her aunt Mrs Mfllers
in the village ny az
Mrs. @. l.. English and children, OF PstsrH-s;
burg. arc visiting. relatives here
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Nor Sale-Farm lands and cit,
property. Geo. NJ. Rce1. s7tf
ngnway District blanks Of all kinds
" the Free Press.
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COUNTY OF IDAHO = 'DAAo
- Is honorable Board of Commissioner 80 ~,
SUMMIT our JOINT report for April
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Kansas city Wool and Hide Prices

WOOL.
Colorado, New Mexico, [ a. aUd Texas
Light med um l6c 10 l9r per 10.
Light me !+c 10 l1c per TO-.
Heavy hue lie 20 l4c per TO.
Augora moua.., II months %, 90 SOC
per 10.
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SPRING POEM

The following wa. handed Us by our
Spring Poet who wears q breast
plate and j. really q bad hombre;
One hundred years ago today.
When wilderness was here,
The man with powder in his gun,
Went ont and got the deer.
But nov Il seems ms somewhat changed
Quite on another plan,
With powder on her checks the % dear
Goes out and gets the man.
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meets r,rry Mon 'ay af'r'r".r ~ . 30
o. IN. O.. Masonic hall
T. L. NJ Alpine. g.. t.
f. @. Jacobs. Soc & rr"r-