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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Sioux Falls Girls in CUSTODY.

Aberdeen.-Chief of Police Fred M.
Jump is holding Agnes Morrissette
and Liza Larson, two Minnehaha coun-
ty girls, who ran away from home, for
the arrival of Sheriff Reilly from
Sioux Falls, who will take the girls
rived here in the evening and their
peculiar behavior led the chief to be-
lieve they were runaways. He finally
induced them to acknowledge they
had run away from their homes in
Sioux Falls.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Held for Bank Robbery.

Ipswich.-Clarence Johnson, Of Alb
erdeen, a former Edmunds county boy,
was helt to the next term of circuit
court under $1,000 bonds charged with
completely in the bank robbery at
Nina last month. He is being held on
the testimony Of Frank Hayes and
Jack Schaffner, self confessed partici-
pants to the crime. The three men
were in the band of yeggs broken up
here last month by the police while in
the act of leaving the city after pull
ing of several burglaries here.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Chase Calves in Auto.

Pierre.-Latham Bros, ranchers up
in the range section of the state In
Harding county, have found a new
use for a small auto they own on the
ranch. They find that IL is just the
thing for use in catching calves on the
range. With one man to drive and
another to swing the rope, it does not
take long to get action on the younger
stock. They do not attempt to
Swing on to" a heavy steer. as the
.seTx .sa the rope might t0rn 0ver the
car instead of the steer. but it works.
all right with the light animals.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Black Hills die

Deadwood.-New officers were chos'
en- by the Black Hills Medical asso-
citation for 1914, at their annual meet
ing held here, as follows: President,
DR.. F. E. Ashcroft, Deadwood; vice
president, DR.. T. w. Moffitt, Dead.
wood; treasurer DR.. Minty. Rapid
City; censor, DR.. Lyle Hare, Spearfish.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27

w IUUTUTy
Name Des. Sec. II. II. Total
parcel -
M. G. Blackmer, Part Of
VIZ OF SEA z 11e 81 Is 40
(Parcel 81
Louis Lorbeer, part of
NWA OF NEA II 112 67 1876
parcel 100
M, ID. Harris. part OF
ST. Law. City IS II2 81 az
+. (Parcel ID
A. wagner. part of M
OF NWA IS 11e CT 81
parcel 16)
st. Law. Roller Mills
Part OF NEA OF
NWA Is 1I2 az TX 10
(Parcel 49,
w; A: Henderson. Part
NWA Is 112 CT .i.97
(Parcel 19)
Fred Rollins, Part of
NWA Is 112 81 ;.as
tParcel 21)
Chas; Cokayne. Part of
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Guilty Of Horse Stealing.

Belle Fourche.-A trial of consider
able interest in this section was that
of John T. Beard, charged with being
implicated with Roy White in a horse
stealing deal, heard in the circuit
court before Judge Rice. Three days
was spent in hearing the testimony of
both sides of the case, the jury re-
turning a verdict of guilty.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
SchooIboys Arrested.

Mitchell.-Nine boys Of the high
school of this city were arrested and
taken into municipal court on the
charge of appropriating an automobile
and going for a joy ride. They had
the machine out for several hours.
Each of the boys was given a lecture
by Judge Herbert and a fine of 81 each
which they paid and went back to
school.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Bank and STORES Are HuroIarized.

Yankton.-Several stores and the
Violin State bank, at Violin, were bur-
glarized. 1t is not known here just
how much money was secured by the
robbers. B~loOdhounds have been Sc
cured from Mitchell and efforts are
being made to trace the robbers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Killed BY Employers Auto.

Dallas.-Charles McNeely, in the
employ of "Jack" Wright, IL miles
south of Dallas. was y over by an
automobile and died as a result of In
2prses received.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27
Sioux EsIIs salesman suieides.

Minneapolis, Minn.-F. ]. Donahue,
a travelling salesman. whose home is
at Sioux Falls. s. d., where his father
is a wealthy merchant, vas found
dead from a bullet wound at q local
hotel.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-11-27

q When the cave man
wanted help or a wife
he strobe forth, tapped
one on the head, and
dragged he or she to
the tribal habitat.
Civilization has placed
certain restrictions and
limitations about us
which prevent this
beautifully simple
method.
But it has given us
the a ad. which
costs but a few cents,
and no physical effort.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
ALETTER ABOUT PUSH"

Swell. Va. April 29-Soms very
tine horses were purchased by the
farmers OF lanes City and York in
Richmond last week. Ihe profess
ional men of the town also had
hand IN the game. York county has
bought mules tor working the coun-
~ roads. How long before lanes
City viii fan in liner
The beautiful yacht. ''Tarantula. .
of New York. al 10 white and hrnss
evidently owned by sone Of our
milAonsires (iudging from the spoil
cd children on board landed AZ
Jamestown Friday. sight seeing.
Mr.. Marshall. of Magruder. the
best judge Of mules on the Peninsula.
was in the ssSSk yards az Richmond
looking them over. last week.
We are very sorry to hear shai
Push" SlaEson's little boy bad q
double fracture Of the arm.
We want an over head bridQE
east of Williamsburg. Don't stcE
until you get il. Line up boys. ane
let's fight for il.
Friend MeGill. who has been i
in Richmond for some days.
recovering rapidly and vii be On
pulling mustard II a tew DAYS.
Say. ibrokner farmer. are yol
going to let one man dc il all7 Gc
out and help 20 Push.
Here and There.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
BAREETT'S

Barnett's School,. Va. April 2l--
AT the School Fair held at Charles
City Courthouse Monday We were
proud that our school carried off
zine prizes. The list of pupils re-
ceiving prizes was as follows: Sen
ior class-first prize. relief map.
Lloyd Poole: second prize. drawing.
Charlie Meysrs. second prize. relief
map. Shafer Harry; third prize. map,
Charlie Meyers; iuni0r elass--6rs,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
COUNCILMAN WILL
TENDER RESIGNATION

Mr.. John w. Jones. enc of the
most prominent members of the city
council. has placed his resignation
in the hands OF the city clerk. il is
reliably reported. and the same will
be presented at the next meeting.
Mr. Jones is one of the two mem
bers of the present council who
were ever elected by the votes OF
the people. Mr.. Wolfe is the only
other member who was regularly
elected.
Il is also currently reported that
another member of the ouuncil IS
thinking of resisning and his Fesig-
nation may go in az any time. Nc
reason for these designations are
given. except that the members are
tired OF the job.
Il is also rumored that the leeis.
laturs next winter will be asked by
prominent citizens Of the town tc
pass a bill allowing Williamsburg tC
chose a new council at a spscia
election next winter or early spring
There is much dissatisfaction owe
present connIdons and some doubt
about the legality of the presen
body
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
HOLDCROFT

Holdcroft. Va. April 2S-BEass
Ankle was well represented al the
Peninsula School Fair.
The school at this place VIII close
Wednesday next. The term has
been very successful the pupils hav-
ing been advanced in a mast graft
flying way. The teachers. Miss Sal
lie Nance. OF Charles City. and Miss
Osis Trimmer. Of Elko. deserve all
praise for their srduous and pains
taking labors Closing exercises
will take place Friday evening Al
Dorcas Hall.
DR.. K. B. Davis attended the
meeting of supervisors AZ Charles
City today.
Rev. B. +. Robinson preached ar
the the Sandy Point school hcusS
Sunday evening.
Rev. B. +. Robinson will preach
special sermon at Mt Pleasant
church next Sunday at III a. N. OF
"A Nations Greatest Asset. or "a.
Child. the Hope OF the Future,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
NORGE NEWS

Norge. Va. April 29.--Messrs.
Hery K Tyssen. Louis (. Paase aad
mother. A. {. Roland aud family
left Monday for Detroit. Minnesota.
Miss Ida Aas Of Skimiro Is work-
Ing as drygoOds clerk for J. II. Kinde
& Co.
Mr.. II. J. Kinde has started Nd
his new grist mall
SIR. Adolph Baughfcn spent Sanr-
daS night and Sunday in Richmond.
Miss Julia Heller. Of Portmoufh.
spent a few days with her father
who lives near YORK York River.
Mr.. L A Rustad was in Norfck
Saturday on ousincss.
Mr.. w. l. Hunt IS moving bis
saw mill on Mr.. J. II. Hughes tract.
Mr. Carl Anderson was on tAs
sick list Monday.
Messrs. II. II. Anderson aud ].
II. Kinde were IN Richmond on
business tuesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
DEMOCRATIC Committee ORDER
HOLDING AN EARLY PRIMARY
WILL NOMINATE COMMISSIONER and CITY SERGEANT
ON june 3, NEXT

The Democratic committee OF the
city o. Williamsburg met last Friday
niehs in the office of the secretary.
Mr.. II. y. Cole. at the call Of Chair
nan <. w. Warburton. for the pur-
pose ot fixing the date OF the Dem
ocraue primary to name candidates
for the offices Of commissioner Of
the revenue and city sergeant. whose
election vii take place next NoYem-
Der.
The committee fixed the date OF
the primary On June 3 1913. BE-
tween the hours Of 8 q. n. and 7 2.
o., thus making the campaign short.
yet giving pltnty OF time for al
persons wishing TO become candi-
dates 10 make ID their minds about
entering the contest.
The names Of all candidates must
oe in the hands OF the secretary OF
the comittee on or before noon oi
May IS. accompanied by such as.
sessment as the committee may atI
later time fix.
II was impossible 70 Fix th'
amount OF the assessment at thi
meeting. because il viii only requiFl
Sl2 to oonduct the primary. and
there are say tour candidates. tn
cost viii be only So each. Ia
committee has 10 wais to the las
moment before fixing the sntranc
tee.
IL is more than probable tia
3either Commissioner Binns nor SCI
gesnt Wilkins wil have any oppos
tion Tor the nomination. in whic
p case the committee will meet at tn
proper time. after the time for eE
? tering the names as candidates. an
declare the gentlemen mentionei th
regular nominees Of the party.
The committse would also call a
c tention of voters to the fact that Il
: poll tax must DC paid on or befo
a Nav ;. next Saturday. in order
vote either in the June primary
o the regular election next tall Vote
e arc urged to give this matter tn,
X immediate attention.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

prize. drawing. Thcmss Harry: first
prize. picture frame. Thomas Harry.
first prize. relief nap. Annie Myers.
second prize. map. Elvs StsgR. third
prize. map. Erma Poole.
V. g. Barnett. building eoutracsor
of this place. who fell fTor a build-
ing and was III for a week or more
At the Memorial hospital. Richmond.
is able to be az work again.
Mrs ViTgiuiz Vaidrn has returned
home after a visit Of several months
20 her son. J. c. Walden. n Phla-
delphia.
Miss Matte Wsddin. Of Norfolk.
spent 4 few days with her niece.
Mrs. L. B. Adams. last week.
w. ]. Gentry has beea laid ID
for week or more from a kick
by a horse.
Mrs. L. J. Trcmper and Z. L.
Barnett are on the sick list.
Barnett. Tremper & Co. expecs 10
operate their ssave mill. near thss
place. in a few weeks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
REPORT COUNTY
BOARD SUPERVISORS

i ~~r - ft@~Ao - ~eAA-o N~AAy NsAAhIt
held at the courthouse thereof in
said County. on Monday. April 7th.
A. D. 1913.
Present. J. B. Walden. Esq. |
Chairman; John A. Barnes. Esq.
and A. J. Johnson. Esq.
In re: The Chesapeake and Ohio |
Railway Crossing East of Williams
eurg, Va. This day came again the
/ Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. BY
its attorney and appeared specially
herein. and filed an additional special
appearance in this matter. with
grounds assigned in writing. FOR said
J special appearance. and appearing
specially the said Railway Company
objected 10 further proceeding il this
matter for the same reasons assigned
ia writing as aforesaid. the hearing
OF which objections were continued.
Thereupon. without waving It's
special appearance. the Railway
Company and the Board. together
: with a representative Of the York
5 County Board. discussed the crossing
involved in this matter. and without
prejudice 70 any defenscs which the
- Railway Company may have in this
- matter. or any claims Of this board.
= or the York County Board herein. il
was considered by the Board that q
committee be appointed TO ascertain
: for what sum sufficient land adjacent
to said crossing can be procured to
make said grade crossing less acute,
And this matter was continued.
q In the matter of State Money Aid
for the year beginning March lst
= 1913. being spent on road leading
from Lightfoor to Centerville; Thi,
:. day came Representatives from Dias
cund section of this County and re
quested that the board withdraw
their request made at the February
ul meeting for the expenditure Of Stat'
S. Money Aid on the road from Light
u foot to Centerville, and to have sais
d, money in lieu thereof spent on th
road from P. 7. Cowles gate to Dias
, cond bridge. etc. and came also
Td committee from the Centerville sec
e. ton requesting the board not I
O. withdraw their request. made at Ii
February meeting of this board. bp
to allow said State Money Aid 10 B
ck expended on the road leading fror
~ ~ Lightfoot to Centsrvine. etc.
Each of which committees pre-
al sented their petitions and the boar
&C having heard discussion on the sam
te' inspected the said petitions and d.
. cided that the State Money Al
- should DC expended tor The yei
IS 1913 on the road leading from Ligh
foot to Centerville.
'e' The following accounts were III,
TO- presented, examined. allowed ar
ordered certified for payment out
ul- the following funds to wit:
m. OUT OF JAMESTOWN DI.
rs TRICT ROAD FUND.
,.,. To c. S. LRnier. filling in and
Sd. removing old bridge over
od- millrace. Durfeys pond, $50
80 hours filling up holes
- and running log drag. at
90 IS cts per hour, ....... 10
II
$40
mt. OUT OF PoWHATAN DISTRIC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
The FIRST PENINSULA SCHOOL FAIR
SUCCESSFUL Beyond EXPECTATIONS
BETWEEN TWO and THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE
EXHIBITS And CHEER The PUPILS ALONG

a-~A f~f ~ A"Ae 49, - 'f.@aA~ ON'
tbs. Denbigh; Oretta Moore. Poquo-
sin.
Housework aprou-Clara Rich
ards. Tunstalls; Martha Spencer.
Williamsburg; Virginia Crous. Den
bigh.
Doll bed outfit-Ophelia Maschel.
Chickahominy; Sally Auist. Den
bigh. Helen Stewart. Good Hope.
Best dressed doll-Bertha Harris.
Black Stump; Estslle Peace. Quin-
ton; Rhoda Burke. Denbigh.
Letters A-Elizab=th Mallicote.
Morrison; Della Stewart. Morrison.
Bsrnice Godsey. Morrison.
Compositions B-Nolia InmaD.
Williamsburg; Catherine II. Shield.
Yorktown; Lucile Marston. Toano.
Compositions Clay Lewellyn.
Morrison; Horace Z. Ssxby. Ma
gruder: Madeline Warburton. Will
liamsburg.
Hatchet Handle-Geo. w. Will
son. Williamsburg; Alien Miles. No.
5 Tyler; Thos. Warburton.
Mission Bookshelves-Johu Gra-
ham. Williamsburg: Walker Hunter.
J Caickahominv. Geo. Lane MI.
liamsburg.
Axe hsndle-Willie A. New. Jr..
jamestown; George Lane. Williams
burg; J. c. Slater. Williamsburg.
Machine made shirtwaist-M Mamie
Powell. Williamsburg; Grey Harris
Black Stump; Hannah Wickre. VIII
liamsburg.
Farm rake-John Wsrburton
Williamsburg Arthur Mellon. Al
pine; Ellis Bigley. Good Hope.
Core shuck msttress-J. Gordol
Madison. Denbigh; Olive Alic
Meyers. Menchville; Wise A. Sulli
van. Lee Hall.
: Hemstitched Handkerchief-El
b Ter Spencer. Windsor Shades; Mar
, Kirkby. Lee Hall; Georgia Peter
Lee Hall.
Models of sewing-No first. Clar
Richards, Tunstalls; Mary Gardner
Tunstalls.
Bureau scarf - Beatrice Jestei
Jamestown; Edna Curtis. DenbieE
. Jenny Holloway. Denbigh.
\ Sofa Pillow-Sue Spencer. Wine
; sor Shades; Louise Campbell, Del
= bigh; Martha Larson. WILLIAMSBURG
Pressed Leaves-Winnie Fowle
, Holdcroft; Alma Wood. Mulberr
= Island: Edna Graves. Holdcroft.
;, Hot-bed plants. Gordon Mad
! son. Denbigh.
10 Miscellaneous domestic art-IreI
l. Waring. Chickahominy; Ella Spe
\. Ger. Windsor Shades; Julia G. Car
9 ton. Toano.
? Green vegetables - Primary d
> partment. Williamsburg.
~ Pound of butter-Rhoda Rurk
a. Dsnbigh; Lucille Parsley. William
r burg. hannah Marston, Toano.
- Large split baskets-Willie CT
- tis. Denbigh; Marvin Hunt, De
7 bigh.
m Small baskets-native material
~ John Leburn, Dsnbigh; Ora Hoole
Dd Denbigh; Howard Taylor, Derbis
o. School lunch-Nolia Inman, w
he iamsburg; Katherine Powers, N
he gruder; No third.
ne Miscellaneous manual training
nts E. Wickre and L. H. Maynard. "
IiamsbuTg; Ora Hooley. Denbi,
10; Edward Melvin, Williamsburg.
we Relief map. N. A, Class B--I
ward Lee. Williamsburg; John II
TO- derson. Williamsburg; Henry Bin
-t; Williamsburg.
Rel;ef Man of NJ a Cfese 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

year was the first Peninsula tair' tne
success OF which far exceeded the
fondest dreams Of the most opu-
mistic, and will go down IN local his
tory with the other never to be-for-
gotten events. All day Friday vii
liamsburg was animated with the
presence ola happy. Cheering throng
Of children, teachers. school eff
ciais and educators who came 10
lend their aid to q cause that has
become very dear to every heart.
that of public education. Most of
the visitors arrived on the early local
trains. ample accommodations having
been provided by the c. & o. rail-
way people.
The first event of the day was a
ball game between the College and
Academy teams. resulting in VIC
tory for the Varsity. At the same
hour awards of prizes to those who
had exhibits were being announced.
There were nearly 500 separate ex-
hibits which gives some idea of the
interest taken in the fair. Medals
and prize money went to many hay
py contestants. nearly every school
in the district winning at least one
prize. The Williamsburg schools
led with about forty prizes. while
Toano High School carried off Z
very coveted honor. the prize soT the
best display. including the parade.
The parade formed on Cour
Green at 1:50. and presented a
charming scene. with some 500 or ;
1000 pupils of all ages and sizes il
line. Each school formed a brigade
and with banners and penants flying
were cneered all along the line o
march to Cary Field. Chief Mar
shall J. B. c. Spencer. an iimposinI
and graceful figure on horseback
led the parade to the strains o
music by the Newport News Cit
Band. First in line was the Toan
school. which marched with n
precision of veterans. In line wer
Morrisons. Denbigh. Lee Hal
Menchville. Good Hope, jamestown
Magruder. Springfield. Ycrktowl
Good Hope. Holdcroft. Liberty
Black Stump. with Williamson
bringing up the rear. The marc
ended at Cary Field where the II
mainder of the days exercises we
held.
Chairman George o. Ferguson
who as such labored hard for Il
success of the fair. presided and i
troduced r. L. Spencer, who We
coined the visitors on the part of Il
city. and DR.. J. L. Hall. who mac
the address of welcome for Il
college. MIR. w. B. Coggin. dIyi
ion superintendent of the New Ker
Charles City y-James-City distrit
was then presented. and in a f.
well chosen words introduced Z
chief speaker of the occasion, L
Joseph D. Eggleston. former Sup,
intendent OF Public Instruction, b
now president-elect of the v. P.
DR.. Eggleston was given an ovsti
as he arose to speak and his eve
remark relative to better schools a
kindred subjects was literally {
plauded by his hearers. AT
close of the speech making
athletic contests were held. prov
one of the most interesting eve
of the day.
Drawing A-Msry Branch. Toa
Doroths Brekhus. Toano; Genivi,
Bonewell. Morrison.
Drawing B--Preston Messick.
quosin; Charlie Meyers. Barn
McAllister Bradshaw. PoquoAn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

We wish 70 thank one and al who
we're so kind 70 or wife and noshrr.
Mrs. ". Z. Austin. during her long
illness.--J. w. Ansnn 4 Dsuzhkss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

OOOy-
Product map of Va. Class c.
No FIRST. Kendall Lipsconb, Tun-
stalls; no third
Product map Of Va. Class B.
No first; Preston Messick. Poquosin:
no third.
Product map of the Peninsula
Hugh Holloway. Denbigh; no sec
ond and third.
Relief map of Peninsula-Fourth
grade. Williamsburg.
Bread-Rhods Burke, Denbigh
Leila Cowles. Toano; Edua Graves.
Holdcroft.
Sugar cookies-Msrgaret Marable
| Chickahominy.
Candy l pound. Class B and C
Matte Simms, Bruton; Virglnis
| Dawson. Morrison; no third.
Candy, ID pound. Class A-Pau
Thomas, Magruder; Dora Curtis
Denbigh; Dorothy Ssxby. Magru
der.
Layer cake-Odell Casey. VII
liamsbure: Ruth Griffin, Williams
burg; Virginia Austin. Jam sstown
Corn Judging COntest-Willar,
Gilley. jamestown; George Lane
Williamsburg; Howard Hszelwood
Toano.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
100 yard dash. I'll years: JAG.
Hunter. Williamsburg: Raymon
Hooper. Williamsburg; Maxwe
Alexander. Williamsburg.
: 20 yard dash. IL IA years: Ca
: lie Slater. Williamsburg; Lawrenc
Orange, Holdcroft; Rob. Ben Wolf,
Williamsburg.
Shoe race. z to 10 years: Curt
y Burt. Williamsburg; Albert Doul
lass, Williamsburg; Wm. Rasmu.
/ sen. Springfield.
Baseball throw: George Ian,
Williamsburg; w. +. WOODWARD
Toano; Henry Moncure. William
! burg.
l. Baseball throw, girls: Alma Gu
den, Magruder; Helen Landruu
: Liberty; Nina Van PoSsen, William
burg.
440 yard dash. Is years or owe
= Vernon GeddY. Williamsburg; &
S Cowles. Tosno; Wallace Woo,
ward. Toano.
r Potato race-Mildred Inman,
williamsburg.
Relay. Williamsburg team-Ge
Lane. Edwin Spencer. Vernon Ge
- dY. Earnest Lewis.
y, Broad iump--R. II. Normel
\ Magruder; Callie Slater. William
burg; Martin. Toano.
VI High jump. w. r. Woodwar
a. Toano; - Lewellyn. Morrison.
Cut flower contest. I'D. Hell
Ferguson.
! The closing but nonetheless intl
IL esting event. was the speaking &C
IA; test in the College chapel Frd
"isr. The contest was spirited
through and afforded the lar
~ audience much pleasure. 7
m judges declared the following to
1s. the best and awarded each a bar
some gold medal:
Recitation contest. Florer
(. Wilson. jamestown.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

OUT OF POWHATAN DISTRICT
ROAD FUND.
70 ]. II. Manning. for work on
crossing over Timber
swamp. .............$ B W
Chas. B. Slater. tor work
on road leading to Hog
neck. 8 days. II 90
John Barlow. fixing road
at Diascund.. ...... 500
Harrison Johnson. cutting
trees out of road .. so
Bob Diggs. cutting trees
out of road. ......,. SO
$24 90
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-02-27
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SOCIETY," NOTES.
Sse&se'eesee@esseseeeeee3
Entertained

Mr.. Ira l.. Dadisman entertained the
school teachers and few of his friends,
at the home OF his brother, Mr.. James
Dadisman, on Bridge Street last Friday
evening, February Dist The evening
was spent in various games, including
progressive finch. At a seasonable hour
a two course luncheon was served by
Mrs. james Dadisman- Those present
were Misses Virginia Allen, Grace Geyer,
Jessie snodgrass, bile Idolman, Mrs.
James Dadisman, Messrs. Ira l.. Dads.
man, J. Russell Roe, Herman Polling,
French Hunt, Omer @. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs J. M. McYicker aud Thomas
Phillips
The guests departed Tor their homes at
late hour, having spent most delight
full evening.