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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

Uncle SANS new poultry farm is lo-
Gated at Boltsyillc, ND, some thirteen
miles cut OK Washington ana beyond
the Maryland experiment station al
COLLEGE Park. II is being developed
by the bureau of animal husbandry
along practical down 90 date plans,
ana The equipment. while of good ape
peuranco, ~ simple ana Inexpensive in
character. So that the vericsi movies
can copy the ideas without great
expenditure either Of time or money.
sixty acres have been set aside Tor
the poultry farm. but as yCt Il Is MIS-
la the development stage. and much
has 20 be done before really work
able demonstration plant is os,aO-
listed i
Harry ~, Lamon. senior animal
husbandman. has the direction of the
development Of this farm. as we'll as
charge of the poultry WORK OF the am
imai 'hus1andry division. Mr.. l.amon
Is a practical fancier who al one time
stood az the head OF the procession
in bun ieghorns. lie was also "a sue
cessful breeder OF Orplngtons and
~ hite rocks.
During the past year the work in-
cluded investigation on the produc-
ton and marketing of poultry pro-
ducts in Michigan and Minnesota, Coz
operating with the state pure food
officials, the agricultural colleges and
poultry commission men To improve
the quality OF the poultry products in
these states This is - continuation OF
work which had been carried on In
Kansas and adjoining states during
1910 and 1911.
Another method of improving mar
Sct conditions. promoted by this di-
vision. is the cooperative marketing
of eggs through creamcries in Texas.
A brief survey of poultry conditions
and methods on the Pacinc const. ln
the south and ON several uf the large
poultry and duck farms OF the north
eastern states has been made.
About 1000 chickens were raised &C
the exhibition ana experimental pOul-
ny farm al Belisvilie. Md. including
a large number OF birds of very high
quality of the following breeds.
Buried Plymouth rocks. bun orplng-
tons. white wyandottes. Rhode island
reds, white Plymouth rocks and q
iow dorklngs and white leghorns Z
The object OF che work on this farms
is &" maintain tho best types of these
breeds. using the surplus stock fou
experimental wOfK, especially ina
breeding and feeding The dorklngn
are being used IN some cross breeds
ing experiments.
Feeding experiments with pulictg
were started November J To obtain figI
uros on the cost Of producing wintcu
ogss ON the simple bat well balanced
ratlons. 4
late in the fan the work Of organ-
i2ing airls poultry clubs and conducts
Ing educational work was started In
Virginia .u corporation with the field
agents uf the bureau of plant Industry
of this department. which work prob-|
ably VIII spread into the southcrm
states.
This work Is far reaching and iu-
cludes worRors n several of tho subs
departments Of The depErimoni OF aR-
riculture besides mat Of poultry n-
Vestiaatng Lately they have decidod
90 have special breeds on special
iarmsand 80 are taking up the barred
rocks and are going To raise them on
their Vermont farm. where they are
breeding the old Morgan breed on
horses. Other breeds VIII follow in
course Of time. 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

try I.cascd wine TO Eyeninr ileraId.y


Ncw York, Sept. THE ensc with
which stocks advanced today on "a
comparatively. small amount of bust
ness indicated that the weeks decline
had been largely the result ct profess
sioual ceiling ana that little real stock
had hc,n sold. Announcement that
the subscriptions 10 the Southern pa
citc exceeded the nrst estimate OF SO
per cent made hy the underwriters.
amounting 90 more than go per cent.
gave strength 20 the Harrlmpa shares.
the en@t of which was felt through
the list, ana speculative sentiment be-
came hullish for tho moment and
prioos we're pushed up steadily until
many important stocks had risen a
point or more
Bonds were nrm.
Union Pacinc. Amalga mated and
Peoples Gas were foremost In the
advance after midday and Increase n
them brought gains to over 9 points
The market closed irregular. In
dustrial stocks were the chief feat iro
of the last hours speculation. Rail-
ROAD stocks moved narrowly and
siugeishly ana were somewhat easier
Ga tone
Closing prices on few of the more
Important stocks.
Amalgamated. f7ik.
sugar. f0a.
Atchlson. - SIS.
Reading, i5g 7-S.
Southern Pacific. 90 6-S
Union Pacific, f5N6-s.
steel, % 3-S.
steel, preferred. iOS 5-S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
Chicago Board Of Trade.

Chicago. Sept o. Rapid progress
ui thrrshing in the northwest carried
wheat prices down today Advices
were 100 hand that the scattered show
"rs in the spring crop region had done
mo- damage. The cables failed u af-
ford much comfort Ia the bulls ana
showed but little response to the nd.
vance ON this side. Tho opening was
lisa 1-ic 10 i-2cc OFF. There was "A
slight r.i,, bat the market then sank
lower than before
The close was nervous at net de-
cline of 5-SM2-4c to lc
Intense heat stlll prevailing over
large part of the belt gave some
firmness Ia corn. Buying demand
was only moderate. however and
quotations gradually oased of under
last nights lowell
The close was steady. 5-Sc to 7-SG
lc under last night
oats weakened under commits
selling ON resting orders. ono ~ the
large cash houses was also prominent
ON the bear side.
Provisions rose IN sympathy with
an advance at the Yards Offerings
were fair ON the advance. but ala not
soont a. make much impression.
Whent-sont., Ss 5-emSS 3-ic, Dec.
93c May 80 3-fGtaG 7-Sc.
Corn SEPT, 90 5-Sc; Dec. 73c: May.
~ 3-Sm7fMc.
Oals-Hept, f25-Smf23-tc. Dec.
a. i-Smib 3-fc, May. 4shWfS 5-Sg.
Pork sept, S22.20: jan g20.2b.
Lard-sopt, S.i,8ii Jan, sii.20
Rlbs.-Oct.. i8f; Jan, l0.G2M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

Chicago, sept Hogs Receipts.
10000. Market. strong. Zoe hIaher
Bulk. S79oM S.45. lights. S8.A0M0to.
mixed. f7.5s09.O0; heavy. S74OR
SOS rough. $1,000 7.70. pigs. s4O0
dS.4O.
Cattle Receipts. 5000 Market.
stow. weak Rccvas sG.a0Oa
Texas steers, sG.70G7.7s: western
steers tG.0Om 100; stockers and feed .
ers' 80 80 n 100; COWS and heifers,
&3.1om $50; calves. SS.76Mi2 90.
sheep Receipts. 10. O0O Market.
rieady. Native. s2.b0mi75. western.
S3.75 n $50; ycarlinge. ssGUM5.7h;
lpmhs native. ts.5O@7.6S: western.
81 O0m7.S0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

steady TO i0o lower. Primo fed steers.
&S.50m 90: dressed beef steers. $3.50
mS.50. western steers. tG.OO0 7.gs;
southern steers, $500 n ESQ. COWS.
S3.60 10 G.50; helfcrs tf.b0Gs.7s:
stockcrs and feeders. t5.2bm 2 90.
bulls ti.2j@G.25; calves. $500
$1,000
sheep Receipts. 5000 Market.
steady Lambs. sG.90G 1856 ycari-
ings. sf75m5.2b: wcners. g4.25R
l.75; owcs. t3.6OG tsC; stQckors ana
feeders. s3.O0WG.6b.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

say Mister, where do you livog"
inquired the small brother ~ the lady
upon whom Mr. blank had callod TO
pay his weekly attentions
"At $50 Grand ny nue." replied tho
young man "Why do YOU ask ~
"Oh, wen, said tho Young hopeful
"blg sister ~ wrong then cause she
had Pn locking vow up Ia Rradatrcei. +"
1svorybody's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
OtR WIDESPREAD
PRODUCTS


Wanted. the name of q country IN
which you cnnnot hear the buzz Of am
American sewing machine or hear the
click of an American typewriter. You
might as easily find one as name the
land whore the soil has not yet felt
the pressure OF the American automo-
Ole Last year we sent Hcroplnncs To-
Japan, Australia, Brazil. France, Ger
mnny, Russia and other countries As
for oar ploRs they tgFn up the brown
earth in mo- fewer than eighty coun-
tries ana bring us In trine Of 81 0A0,-
Us0, while the return We derive front
mowers and reapcrs Is something like
$4,000. 600. n the god Pan should hc
discovered In sequestcred glade Of
Thessaly he would probably ba
hrnndishing rcaping hook from
some city In the middle west and. iG
hin god-hip has taken To the use of
breakfast food. he doubtless helps ln
the payment % the $4,000, 900 which
w." arc receiving annually for con-
tcetions of this Kind. ~ YOU go by
railroad, whether you travel In Peru
or Africa, or follow tho fnncy old
horatius Flaccus through the inhos-.
pitable Caucasus or along the shores
Of the storied Hydaspes. you journey
Ia American cars. Where the Yang
tse-kiang glidos languidly along. there
the American coach gives comfort to
the traveller the Briton seeks its shell
ter when he leaves che heat of tho
indian plains for the cool of slmlas
Seyonty-lye countries confess the su-
peri0riiy 90 the American Wheolhar-
row, American candles shed light
among the darkness of scores of coun-
titles Rochester poat- Express
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

Racine, Wis, Sept A.--The roplicaa
81 Cclumbus' iieet presented 10 Chi-
cago by spaln ln 1899. are today at
anchor In Rn'tlne harbor while LEGAL
action is under way az Detroit. Mich
io prevent the boats sailing ~ san
Francisco 40 participate Ia the Pan
anna exposition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA BREAKS
lti1(OItD.
Coal Output TOR 1912 ENcccis
That at Any Previous Year.


The output of hituminous coal H.
fennsTlVapia, according 90 g. W
FarkAn Of the United states reo-
logical survey who complied the fig
nres IN cooperation with the STAGE
topographic and geologic survey
commission, established a now rec
ora In tai2 and exceeded the pre-
Wous maximum of 1910 hy 1888
a6i short tons in quantity aud hy
fi6,afO.ail In vnlue. a slump ln the
iron and steel trade during lgli re-
suited in diminished output nf coal
the effect in Pennsylvania nolnr ex-
hihiied chiefly Ia the Connellsviile
cooking district Similarly the revival
in the iron ana steel Industry Ia 1919
IN reflected in an increased pr0duc-
ton OF hiiuminous coal lbs pennEy D.
vania, mare than twn-thras 1T tha
total increase being la Fayetie ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

ron SALE as a. p. balanced valve
engine and boiler. used less than
year, q bargain, inquire J. r.. John-
stops ranch. five miles south or ~.
o. box 253. city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
DUNBAR BARGAINS
ron SALE.


Two f-room houses on south
Edith street, for cash, or easy
payments. corner Santa Re ave-
nue.. az o bargain.
90 acres of land 3 miles south
OF the city; price ss5 per acre
6-room house on West Coal
avenue; modern. s3,oto.
i-room pebbNs dash adobe
house near railroad shops with
lots s0xi92 feet; large stable.
windmill, etc, st6O0.On.
i-room house. HighlandH,
sg0O.00.
b-room brick house North
Second street. modern 100000.
ron RENT.
i-roOm house; modern; 200
South Fourth street. S20.00.
5-ronm brick house: modern:
5la New York avenue. s22.5O.
broom brick house; modern.
52a New York avenue. $1,000
iroom house. North Eighth
street. $500.
LOANS AND FIRE
INSURANCE.
4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

Kansas city, sept O. Hogs re.
ceipis 2.00O. Market. lie higher
Ruiz, Rsabms75; pigs g6.7b@ !. 40.
Cattle lRecoipts. aO0o Market.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

81 Louis. sept lead steady
N.5eh: speitor firm. ts.g0@s.75.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

FOR SALE Clean newspapara. good
FOR putting down carpets or FOR
shelves Cal; az Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

Lost Pair Of eyeglasses with chain
aud spring holding device. Finder
please return TO Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
The Metals.

TIE Mctalsa
Non York, Sept. q. Lead quiet:
$40 bid; IN London. go l2s Cd.
Spelter quiet. S5.S5m5.9b: Ia Lon-
don, "a los.
Copper hrm; standard spot 10 No
vember offered az $3.50.
Tin easy: spot. xf3l5ml38e: Sep
TENDER. S42.S7m48.2O.
IRON steady ana unchanged.
London closed.
Copper arm; spot ~ lis: futures.
a..
Tin firm; spot, 1876. futures, 1al.
lron-Clevelnnd warrants. SOS
i0tbd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

WANTED HELP-Female.
e@--es~~e-~-r.~e~~-~-~ -~e>~-~~~S~~~-~~s~
WANTED-Competent woman wants
work by day cor hour. Apply els
John street,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
,~~ssSeSo~ON~N~N

UNCLE SANS HAN FAItM. I
Exprrts Trying 60 Improve 4
Breeds and nuslness Methods. {,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

New York, sept. Cotton quiet:
middliug uplands. $500; mlddling
gulf. St3.25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
New York Cotton.

New York. sept cotton spot
quiet middling uplands. $1,000; mid
ding gulf. tl3.25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
Money Market.

New York. Sept 3d. Money on call
firm. 24f3 per cent time loans firmer:
go days. I per cent; 90 days ~ per
cent six months. 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper az 10 8
Der cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

FOR RENT -Furnlahed rooms for
light housekeeping. sol North sec-
ond street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
HOUSES eOR RTNT
FOR RENT--Rooms

- - =. I. - l77l7-I
foit HENT-- -FOUR adobe rooms FOR
peht housekeeping. cheap. si7 So.
broadway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
MALVERN HILL



Society OF westovcr Church was entertain
cd ON FTitay last hy Mrs. y e Brunsford
10y on the-Ja;nes." rho meeting Was open
I'd with Scrirtur" reading 10 the Rev 10
seph Baker Of this parish. after which
minutes OF the last meeting Then FOL
lowed the roll call 10 which the following
Baker Mcsdames J II Oliver a G Brsns-
ford r Il Harrison Paul Greeley. u
S ,. H. mnrris5n. INT. ME- F., c. Ia i,
Mary and Carrie * Ruiiin. Emily Harrison
and Elizabeth Carter Guest Miss Edith
butro OF New York CITY
decorated with flowers from the old gar
dcn. After ,njoying a delicious luncheon
with their hostcts"s the meeting adjourned
to meet again the hrst Friday In August
from visit OF several days with friends In
Richmond
j a Clark, of "Haraens." .pen, Wed
nesday OF this week in Richmond. attending
x Ms q. Psa s reeY nr Yso has xt ssn hs
returned to her home. 'Wcstbury"
&C. -.- Clark ana friends Mrs rhilip
Philip Brander Ir ana children OF Rich
inond. spen, sunday with the formers
parents at Hardons
Mrs william Hewitt. Of "Nor,h Bend" is
Visiting the iamily OF her brother Judge r
IL Wilcox. In Norfolk
Misses Elizabeth anc Nora Macon OF
williamsburg are the guests Of their friend.
Charles city County. who were married In
Washington. - G. on sunday. July i3 viii
meke ,heir home in the lower part OF
home The Glenns." from visi, to her
friend Mrs Paul Greeley, at westbury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
BLACKSBURG


49, ii " "a Ill4'F !'sS Ja'Cn
Blackshurg Va July ie Miss Louise
iriday evening in honor o; her gue.ts.
Misses Charlotte and Frances Dietrich Of
Washington; Sarah Bell. OF Staunton: Minnie
Bell OF ruia>Ei and Mary Apperson OF
Marion Those present Included the college
students who arc staying hcre tof the
summer and the young society girls Of
tho town and college community.
The annual sessions ot tho Royal Arch
School OF Mason. IL now being held here
and VIII continue until July % \ number OF
Tho members Of The order arc accompanied
~ the women ot their families ard the
visitors VIII De guests o: honor at a ban
quot given by the Ioca! lodge Tuesday night.
july ,?
Misses zelle and Jane Minor. OF Rich
inonG: Mrs samuel r Senter and children.
.: Roanoke and Mrs Il II Hicks. OF Fin
castle are a; the b.acksburg Inn FOR sew
eral weeks
Or. and Mrs John Z. Williams let; this
week 10 spend the vacation with Mrs VIII
liam Patton. in Lexington.
Mr, and Mrs. William James, Of Atlanta,
Ga. have beer guests this week OK Professor
and Mrs. :. Il. Pr!tchard
Mrs n II wade and Miss MarFare, wade
are spending Two weeks with Mrs. F. b.
Fitzpatrick in Koauoke
Dr and MIS- II II liudnau OF the in =
stituie, nave returned from a trip TO Wash
iug;on and Baltimore.
President J d Eggles,on. DR. s ".
Fletcher Professors Carrier and Orchard
We're IN Charlottesville this week speaking
al the sessions ut the summer normal!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
RAOFORO


tspecial 20 The Times, Dispatch
Radi"rd Va. July y Among those who
attended the Bentley Nickleson musical con-
PULASKI from RadtOrG. were Misses Alice
Jones. Ruth Painter. Mackie lngles. Helen
bullsrd Isabel and Eliza beth Ralston Mrs.
Frank Roberts, Mrs Robert /. jordan Mrs.
Il Pryor, Judge and Mrs 9 + CasseI
Magtnn!s, James Zoll. r j and Z d. Bul-
lard
Nh. Gordan I.etebv-e. OF Roanoke left
Thursday FOR her home after visiting her
Mrs j " Flanagan and little daughter.
Beulah. left Wednesday FOR Hutners Alum
Springs where they Will spend few
Mrs V Lambeth and children. Guy
and stacy OF birmingham. Ala. are visit
Ing Mrs. I.ainbeths mother Mrs. l.. o..
Mrs Thomas Buford and children. CIair
ana Edmondson. OF Memphis. Tenn. are
visiting Mrs Rece Edmonison, second
Miss Anna Kenderdine returned home from
Annapolis Md. Thursday. where she visit
ed her sister. Mrs. Fred Sayles Builard. who
accompanied her home and VIII visit her
mother for several weeks.
Misses Evelyn Lyle and Mildred Deip LETT
THURSDAY for Blusheld. w Va. where they
John Preston Ednondson returned home
from B!ueneld. w Va. Thursday. where ne
had visited relatives
pected 10 visit In town next week.
MIR and Mrs. w II. Palmer returned home
Tuesday from lvanhoe. where they visited
Miss Helen Bu.ord returned 10 her home
in Dublin. after visiting Mrs. II. Q. Scott.
Miss Lou Painter. accompanied by Miss
Diapers Valley Tuesday
Mrs. Garking returned Wednesday night
from Troutt's Hospital. where she has been
FOR several weeks. Mrs. Garking is much
In,proycd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
WARRENTON
Especial 10 The .rimcs.Dis,,tch

warrcnton. July 10. Mrs. Ishan Keith has
sfter VIZ 10 near Warrenton
Judge James Keith ana Morscn Keith OF
hichinond are also guests at "Woodburne."
Mrs. William &. Hayes Is spending some
time In Montrosc. Pa with her parents. MIR
ana ana Mrs. tIantcs ! Maule Mrs iinycs is
Miss Mary f.Iiza stone LEI, on Tuesday or
the past week Tor Ashland where She will
spend some time with her aunt. Mrs. John
Miss Aiine Rector Of washington. is the
guest Of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. ].
Mrs. Kate Henry. OF washington is a
guest AT "cnr,"i nan" Bishop ami Mrs a.
VI. Randolph, OF Noiio!k are also guests Of
Miss Elizabeth .Spilman. Of "Elway Han"
near ka,ren,qn. spen, some time the past
leave for Cape Nay where She viii spend tho
rest OF the summer
MIS- ilagi@ james ':n,@" and Miss rlorenc.
Ststh, OF Washington. are visiting MIR. and
Mrs Richard Wailach at "Fen,on Farm
Miss Annie Mckay. OF Wilmington. \. C..
Is the guest OF the Misses Masstcia near
addison paineerasld. Of Fairfax and Carl
weekend guests OF Mrs. John u. Hooe.
The Mise. Finley entertained At tea on
warrenion, also on Friday afternoon a,
cards IN honor Of their guests. Misses Alice
G9 90. 2, and Miss Heath of washing,on
Md, who has been the guest Of her mother,
MFs j. X Sewers. at summer Hall" re-
turned nome the past week.
Mrs. Herbert Graham ard little daughter.
OF Warrenton' are visiting relatives In Cam
bridge. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. c II. Denro reached warren
ton the past week. wherc they will make
their home Nj and Mrs. Dcare have BON
living IN Sumucrvilic. s G.
Miss Josephine Bowen. Of Jackson. y. e:
Mrs William Robbins and two children. Of
baltimore. are among the recent arrivals
at the home OF Nrs. j. y Britton
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Selby. and DR.. and
Mrs John Hunter Selby have recently re-
turned from q stay OF scvera! months In Eu-
rope Sir. and Mrs GIlber, Seiby are Visit
!ng friends In the South. Or. and Mrs. Seby
are visiting relatives at The Plains and
were recently in WarrcutOn for some time
Mr. Ripley Robertson * at the homo OF his
mother. Mrs ". II. Robertson. for some
time.
Norv!llc Pattie. OF Washington. are among
those spending the past Weekend In War
rcntnE.n!nwo.
rCnton.
Harcoinbe Chamberlain. OF Baltimore. !r
spending his vacation IN WarTcntou q, The
home OF his uncle, l.. II. Chamberlain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
WYTHEVILLE


Especial 10 rho Times Dispatch.l
NFiheyiile. Va. July la-Mrs. John W
Miller. Jr.. ana Mrs Peter J Otey. of
Richmond. entertained a humble. Of friends
IT o'clock tea on Tuesday afternoon.
on Thursday morning Mrs. Dean Corsa
Was tho hostess OF enjoyable card party
~ honor OF her house guests. Mr. and Mrs
corSa. Of Philadelphia
re- and Mrs Hubbard, OF johnson city.
Mrs David BOYD. Of Baton Rouge La. +.
spending the summer with hcr sister. Mrs
Henry Dew is visiting his grandmother.
,ana where tie has accepted a position.
Mr Dew recently graduated from the Bos
ton school o: Technology
Mr. and Mrs james G!bbOney and little
daughters. @: Roanoke are Visiting Nj and
Mrs J. Hal Gihbouoy
HoIeu McCary n: Birmingham Ala
sir ANA Mrs Seih -tud Daughter. q: Mont
roucr.. Ala who have bean spending som.
time IN Wy;hcyille lott this week ior lilo
boker. : j. where they wili sail ior an
extended trip 20 Germany.
guest IT Miss Lucille Williams at her home
Mi,s Ne,,ic warren LEI, this week 70
speua ,hc summer with relatives at her
Ola home, East Orange, !
Fredetic} goodwill wh" l. teaching AZ The
%: t,s aunjs the Misses Goodwin
Miss %clI.e morton. %: Richmond Is the
guest ~ Miss Mary Preston Kent
Professor Farmer rrt Miss ORGY Farmer
are spcnn!uE the summer at Mrs Thomas
M-- w y poliinr and Miss Be-,ha Roll
, i1.t az Washington. aye the guests ~ Mrs.
IS u -iui.'f f"r the month Of July
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
BRISTOL
rsnoclal 10 THE Times Dispatch !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Bristol Va July ia delightful farewell
party was given Tuesday evening In honor
Of Miss Elizabeth Bcckner by Miss Eileen
Was decorated for the occasion. and the spa
cious porches were hung with Japanese
lights comp9ny OF t"Tty boys "a, ana girls
were INDUCED In.
Mrs. Floyd Roberts entertained large
in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. :. Rhca Nc
Chesney, who LEI, Bristol today for their
MIR and Mrs Rober, W. Kelly Mr.. and Mrs.
erts' Mr. and Mrs r G. Horner. Mrs. Black
we'll, Miss I.ayman; Mr.; and Mrs j. j Alley
MI and Mrs s ID; HoHyer Mr., e. and r M rs
Preston Or. and Mrs. Wolfe:
The Gibhon History. Club held It's weekly
meeting this week with Mrs. *. 4. Grand
STAFF on Sixth street The reading was by
Mrs. l.. II. Cannon and Miss Lottie Hobson.
Miss Nellie Keller entertained on Thurs
day evening In compliment To Prof and Mrs.
S. Rhea McChesney. who were about TO de-
part for their new home in Florida; The
the party was one Of the most brilliant and
pleasing Of tn, season
VIII Reynolds. the latter OF Texas are
spending few days at the Reynolds cum
Carolina.
Mrs. John Alfred Brewer visited her
City during the week.
Miss Mamie Moody. who has returned here
from Chicago. Is the guest OF Mrs. II. s.
Reynolds Taylor street.
My. and Mrs Grover Leach left to-day for
an extended trip in the West. Their first
stop will be in Chicago. From there they
will go to burlington. la. and thence to
Denver and the Pacific Coast. They expect
to he away five six weeks
Mrs. Pat Matthews who was the guest OF
Mrs " l.. SEWER has returned to her home
1t I.ewisburg. ". Va.
Mrs. Joe Caldwell. Jr.. and baby have re-
turned from Crtis;iansburg. where they Wis
itcd relatives.
Miss Almeda Caldwell, who underwent an
operation for appe udicitls In the Abingdon
Iiosptal. is again 1T home. and will soon be
able To join ;he social set in the further en-
ioyn,ent OF the summer festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case and son OF Clevc-
land. o.. are visiting relatives hero and In
Southwest Virginia