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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
PENT-uP WIT

First Convict-They say it took Mil
ton fifteen days to write one page OF
book
second Convict That's nothingl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
The Mayors Of Newark
From 1886 to 1913
NO. 12-MosEs BIoELoW, 1860

NJ His ancestors oN
AVA being born there IN
the descendants W
since continu o ms
Egeows the Revolution his uncle
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
Cubist Art.

knicker-7 Did you turn the picture
to the wall?
Bocker--It was cubist affair. so
we turned the wall to the Picture
New York Sun.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25

and later captain of company. Dul :
ing the time when the men-folk WERE
bearing arms for their country MRS
Bigelow with her daughters was re-
siding in her grandfather's old home
stead near the stone Schoolhouse'
at Lyons Farms, a point frequently
made the object of raids and forag-
ing parties by the British allies, the
Hessians.
For time in his youth Moses
Bigelow was seriously thinking OF
choosing law as his profession, but
after desultory efforts at study he
abandoned it to engage in the manu-
facture of shoes, then one of the
leading industries of the city. With
the aid of his brother he had estah-
lished a large trade with Southern
cities.
The brother built a large warehouse
in Cincinnati, at that time frontier
city, which was made the distrio-
uting centre for the product of the
local shoe factories. The death Of his
brother in 1929, the decrease in bust
ness following this and his inability
TO secure a partner who would take
up the Cincinnati branch caused Mr.
Bigelow to sell out his business.
The following year saw the openine
of a grocery store at the northeast
corner of Broad and Market streets
r- - ,a,,Ia IF Itnarc fba store did a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25
LITERAL

I've been on one sentence six years,
and I'm not through yet-Exchange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
SOUTH BOSTON
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Special TO The Times Dispatch
r. vaughan and A. venabe Lawson are
among the guests at mouse party IN
Albert s;tuaifeiid OF Toronto. Is visiting
friends and relatives hero.
Mr. and MIS-. Julian L. East. OF Roanoke,
are relatives and friends here this week
ames E. Lipscolnb. Jr OF Richmond, was
a south Boston visitor Sun .ana >, so.,
Carolina. spending some time with
Judge Thomas Boecker and family
leave ~ Friday Ia 70 FOR Sidney. visiting relatives
ana friends. They Will be gone about ten
Mrs. Prentis d. johnson and children.
OF Tazewell. are the guests OF Mrs X w.
Mrs j. r. Doan and children have
OF Nirsluia.
rev j. NJ. owen. D d. and wifo.
the guests of Mrs owens parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs c. l.. Faulkner.
Misses Irene Norwood ana Bessie onid.
wEo have been Attending house party in
! panv!ile, have returned to their home mere.
The o W. l.. German Club gave de-
lightful dance at the E..rland Hot on M9n
ing coup!es present. Those dancing were ms
follows: Miss Ruth Penick. with C A
Whaling. OF Winston-saien ~ C; Miss
Lucille McCiain. with Frank Faulknor; Miss
Annie Faulkner. with Preston Lacy; Miss
| Ai.nie Bosscrman. of Stnunton; Dr. w. O.
Hankins Miss Maudc Richardson. with
Charlie Booth; Miss Marie Eeslcy. With
Rruce Pcndleton, OF Atlanta, Ga; Mrs l. x.
|
with ). j. Cozart; Miss Catherine Howard.
OF Washington. with James Tucker. Miss
Bcss Howard. Of Norfolk, with Francis
Hunt: M!s3 Lucille Williams, of Bristol. with
Coles Spra Gsins ar; Miss Eva i.ovc!ace.
with DOMAIN Gray: Msa Virginia Peachey.
OF Williamsburg, with Howard TUCKER; Miss
Sailie I.ovelace, with john c. Harris Miss
Leu Fowlkcs. with Thomas Howard Miss
NclI Cnrrington. Of Lexington with Wat
ldra Hunt Miss Pattie Taylor. with y,
u Evans: Miss Lucy Wright. with Rorcle
clark; Miss Writ Jordan with j. p. Irby;
Miss i.avellette Morton. with Owen Wilson:
Mrs. Il Z. Jordan, with Richard Haynes. of
PAGES; Henry Alexander Easley. Charles -
Ioveiacc james Z. Lacy. Jr., Joseph Steb-
bins. Jr.. Alfred u. Barksd"lc, Il. T. Hodges,
OF Ncathcry Ergar Boatwrigh; of Dan
Vile; c. b McGhoe, of Danville II y.
Taylor of Clarksville; ". NJ Spencer. OF
Dnnvilie.
Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. T. W. willing
ham. Mr.. and Mrs c. Is. L.oVelace, Mr.. and
Mrs j. y. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. O. L.
Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs &. W. Walters Mr..
ana Mrs. w r. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. q.
J. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. a. s. Owen MIR. and
Mrs w. r..
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AMHERST
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Amherst Va. August ::5.-Aisscs Lila
Campbell. OF Richmond Mary Lewis. OF
Orange. and Villa Jordan OF Monroe are
guests of Miss Carrie Seay.
Miss Nallie Townley. of Red Hill. and
MISS CROSBY have been recent guests OF
Miss Marion Dearborn.
Mrs G. l.. Scott is spending some time at
Wilson Springs. In RockbridEe County
Major w, L Brodie, OF Blacksburg. this
week spent several days with his brother
w. l.. Brodie.
Mrs l. II Early and children are visit
ing in Nelson County.
Rev. and Mrs w L. Ware. Misses Ncna
Ruth and Louise Ware and Mrs. W. u
Brodie were among those from Amherst
who went to Luray Wednesday.
Rev. j II. Ellis and family. who have
been visiting Miss Mary G. Ellis. have re-
turned to their home at Yanccy
Wednesday, night Miss Carrie Scay gave a
delightful hay ride In honor of her guests,
Misses Villa Jordan. Mary Lewis ana Lila
Campbell. The party left Amherst about
" O'Clock and drove to Monitor. where they
spent severa! hours playing games by moon
light During The evening delicious refresh
ments were served. Those enjoying the
ride were Misses Jane Cunning ham, Mary
Cunningham, Rena Baldock Mary Lewis
Lila Campbell. Ethel Gilbert, Mary White
head, Bessie Whitehead. Eugenia Cox villa
Jordan. Helen Joyner. Anna Johnson. Marion
Dearborn. Miss Croslcy and Miss Seay. Pcy-
ton II. Evans. James Coleman. Clarence Cox
Richard Taliaferro. Gordon Dearborn Tom
ningham and Mr.. McClary, w. A Baldock
and I. p Garbee acted as cha perons
The party returned TO Amherst about ?
o clock III the morning.
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BURLINGTON

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Burlington. y. c., August 23.-The past
week in burlington has been one OF suiety
and pleasure. Visitors from many cities
have been here, and the young people in
their effort TO entertain have been most
liberal
Misses Fannie Hendrix Nellie Thomas
and Myrtle Matthews OF Greensboro. we're
recipients Saturday evening Of i party given
Miss Anna Morgan Faucette received n
party OF friends Friday in honor OF her
visitors. Miss Lily Walker. OF Spray; Miss
Sue Foushee, of Greensboro. ana Master
Lawrence Grisom. OF Spray.
Misses Edith and Ella Rea Carroll. dauch
ters Of Hon W. II. Carroll. were AT home
Tuesday evening to two tables OF rock Re
citations by Miss lmogcn McCullers scott
featured
In honor of Miss Elolse Guthrie. member
o! the younger set, who left "Wednesday TOR
Raleigh, where She VIII make her home
there was given by her friends hay rid.
outing Tuesday night TO the country home
OF Il. l.. Holt Fort snug.
Ernest Seaton Blythe choir director md
expert musician. entertained the choirs Of
the Presby terrain Episcopal and I.uthcran
churches. OF this city, and the Pr-sbyte-
rIan choir. of Graham, at a supper at
Piedmont Park Tuesday night.
out the Belmont Road. was hostess
Wednesday, might TO the Baraca and Fhila-
thea classes of the Methodist Church Of.
Burlington, At watermelon feast
Miss Imogen McCullers Scott gave III ole
tyne watermelon feast at the Scott hcine
Thursday night The guests came attired
in the dress of the eighteenth century.
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FARMVlLLE

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Farmville. Va. August 23-Miss Maude
Tailiaferro is on a visit 10 friends in Black
Mre John Page is the cues, of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 7. Gray.
In Richmond.
James Huntington and r. 3 Johns arc
on an automobile tour through the North
western States.
Miss Kate Richardson is Visiting Miss
Johnson. in Tazewel
Miss Grace Digger Ia on a visit to the
mountains.
Miss Mary Page Irving has returned from
the Columbia University
Mrs John Booker and little daughter are
spending some TIME In Blackstone with
Mrs j. u. Fiippen and Miss Marjorie Flip
pen arc visit to the formers mother.
In Culpcper
lightful stay in Norfolk.
Mrs Cannon and little son, Of T"Xarkana.
Texas arc the guests Of Mrs WinEo.
Miss Eu-enia Fullwell LETT Wednesday TO
spe nd soIne time with friends and relatives
in Wakefield and Norfolk.
Mrs w c. Vaughan left for her home in
Asheville. y. c.. Thursday.
Misses Blunt and Nora Allen have return
Cd to their homes after pleasan, stay in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Ellington.
Eddie Wade has returned from mis- Euro
Mrs. f. p. Dahl and children have re-
turned from Ocean View.
Mrs ~. T. Doyne. Miss Doyne and Miss
mountains
A party OF young people from here have
returned from IA ten DAYS stay at Mountain
Lake
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given for the beneh, OF St, Johns Epis.
copal Church a, the residence OF r. Holt
Easiey. Tuesday evening
In the absence OF Rev. Nathan Maynard
who is taking his vacation DR.. W. ]. ship
man, o! Burkcviile, VIII preach AT the Beth
Car Baptist Church tomorrow morning DR.
Shipnan was FOR many years the beloved
[ ne is 10 preach tomorrow has been an
item OF interest to many this week
The many Interesting events Ct tho past
week ha'o made very gay and brilliant
page Of the summer season Prominent
among the social happenings a dance
Halifax Inn on Friday evening OF last week
Those dancing were Miss Elizabeth Grad
Edmuncs. Adrianna and Ovid webb. Re-
becca Leigh. Lea Faulkner Bette Sparrow
ratue Johnson. Rosa w:ilinshaIn and Dolly
boudin: j ". Menefee. OF Graham. n. c.;
James Turner Eainltn. OF Danvile; August
/ shae.er. w G Johnson and Prescott Ed
,nunds OF Lynchburs: II. y. Carrington OF
Lexington; Stebb!ns Lawson and william
Vapshan OF South Boston Holt Easley
Johnson. John Barksdaie Morris Ranking
Ernest Lacy. ]. and r. Faulkner, ]. Pittman
and a L and Edward Dorsey. of Houston
Chaperons: Meadamea Webb. Booker and
Johnson.
Miss Annie Hankins is tho guest of rei.-
scottsvine.
Mr.. Phillips. OF Washington. son Of John
A. Phillips, former Houston citizen. visit
ed relatives here this week
MISS sarah Leigh has enrolled for tho
summer course in the State Normal School
in Harrisonburg.
Misses Catherine and Mary C. Hankins
who have been visiting In Winston Salem
y c, and Kenneth. returned homo on
Thursday
y. TaIley Bnllou was a Richmond visitor
tho past week
Miss Elizabeth Brockenbrough. OF Rich
nond. is In Houston visiting Miss Emma
Misses BeatIice and Edna Stairs OF Lynch
ourg, are the guests OF Miss Mamie Draper.
Paui G. :dmunds. who has been with
party of Lynchburg friends on camping
! rip In the Valley OF Virginia returned this
week; accompanied by Prescott Edmunds of
! Lynchburg.
| G. y. Dickens OF Lawrenceville, visited
relatives here this week
! W. G Johnson OF Lynchburg visited his
parents here on Friday and Saturday OF
last week
Misses Elizabeth Pi,tman and Elizabeth
french. who have been visiting in winston
salem n G. have returned to Houston
Misses Mildred Chandler. of News Ferry
and Agnes Baptist, OF Scottsburg are guests
OF Mrs. w. III. Lacy
j. w Menefee Of Graham. " c.. and
James Turner Ilamin. of Danvilc. were tho
recent guests Of Edward Dorsey.
Rufus Martin. who has been visiting rela-
yves IN lynchburG and Appomattox,
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs G. j. Hughes Of Richmond is the
guest OF Houston relatives.
Mrs. {. a Lacy and two daughters Mar.
garet and Charllne. who have been visit
! Wirtd, have returned.
Dr.. and Mrs B. NJ. Rosebro. of Rich
mond, are guests OF Mrs Il. w. Watkins
here.
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ALTAVISTA

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Altavista. Va, August 2s-Miss Hettie
Walker OF Lynchburg a and Mss jamie
Miss Hazel Hudson. OF Roanoke. who has
been visiting Mics Ruth Slaughter for the
week returned TO her home in Roanoke
Wednesday, She was accompanied by Miss
Slaughter. who Will visit In Roanoke Tor
Misses Mamie and Birdie DeWs. OF Roam
oke, visiting their uncle, II. G Dews.
this week.
John II Lane arrived here Wednesday
Ing his son lie VIII remain week ten
days visiting his daughter Mrs l.. y. Nc
Catcher, At the Commonwealth.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter, Miss
Fannie OF West Point were here Monday.
Mrs A q Bell has AS her guest this week.
her aunt. Miss 5. y, Staples and sister. Miss
Lucy r. Powers. Of Scottsvile.
Miss Marion Harvey, of Danvilie. arrived
here Monday for two weeks visit with
her sister. Mrs. r. L. Cianton.
day from u two days visit to the home OF
the formers parents at Sutherin.
Miss Zada Graves OF LynchburG. Is at
"Ellerslee," the guest OF her cousin Miss
Pauline Lane.
Mrs c. w Lane. OF LynchburG. is at the
Commonwealth the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Rev. stark Jett, pastor OF the Broad
street Methodist Episcopal Church, left
Wednesday for a two weeks visit TO his
MTs William Harrison; of Richmond. are
guests OF MIR and Mrs. T. Y: Elaom
Mrs Willie Gray. who has been the guest
two weeks loft for her home Tuesday.
MIR and Mrs J. NJ HOWE. Of Richmond.
w.r. the weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II A. Dudley, on Bedford Avenue
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WILLIAMSBURG
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Williamsburg, Va, August q Mr. and
nouncc the engagement OF thc!r daughter.
Miss Grace Virginia. to James Patterson
Alexander, OF Springfield Mass The we'd
ding Will take place some time TINS iaiI.
Miss Jones is one OF Williamsburgs most
popular young women and for the past
Few years has spent most of her time In
Washington and Boston. MasR
MICS Mary Pi!man left Tuesday for Pooles.
yIlIc Md where fhc WEI spend several
,ycelts With relatives Her slSseT Miss ELLA
pi,man. and guest. Miss Elizabeth Toward,
OF I.ynchburg. left yesterday Tor Smithileid.
where they VIII he the guests Of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Walden ana child OF
Norfolk who have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs C. j. Per:on. have returned 10 their
home.
;ers Misses Margaret and Florence, OF Rtch.
mond and Mr.. and Mrs Vivian Brooks. of
after II short visit to relatives here.
Mrs Powell Beatty ana children. who have
been visiting tho formers mother Mira Eu-
doxla ponegan. have returned to their home
MI and Mrs Frank Bozarth have re-
turned home from II visit of several wceks
10 relatives in New Jersey
Misses Edna and Lula Brooks, who have
boen .,pending their vacation here with
their PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brooks.
nave returned to Washington. d. c.. to
spend the winter. 49,
u clark and Professor w. NJ a. Bloxton,
~ the william and Mary faculty. have re-
turned to Williamsburg from Dublin. where
they spent tho past two months.
Fred Jones. Of Bristol. after spending u
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HEATHSVILLE

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Heathsviilc. Va. August 33.-,Miss Gnrnctt
Booker. OF Lottsburg. il visiting friends and
relatives in Baltimore aud Roanoke.
Giles Eueank and bride. OF Washington.
q. f. Eubonk. of Heathsvile.
Miss Mae Lott of Richmond. Is Visiting
Mrs. Randolph Stith Brent.
Miss Stella O'Neai. OF Baltimore. Ia spend
ing some time with tho Misses Nsims.
Robert A. Brent after a short visit TO his
rather. has returned to his homo In Rich
mond.
DR.. Fred D. Brent is homo from a recent
trip to Baltimore.
y. Jack Brent OF Richmond and hi,
eroths-, Will Brent. of Heathsvillc were
recently in Reedvile for short stay.
Mrs George Bdweil and little daughter
Georgia Virginia of PunXcntawney. Pu are
spending some tfme with hor sister, Mrs
Slater Cowart. Jr.. OF Cowarts
Miss Ella Tnlinfcrro. OF Election, is visit
Ing friends In Pocouoke City. Md.
Rev. William Taylor Willis has accented
the call TO ST. Mary's Episcopal Church at
Election. and will shortly begin his duties.
Mrs Frederick Downing. of Washington
Is visiting her brother, Henry BIndon Of
Burgess store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Harding Walker
umore.
Prof. and Mrs. n. w. Reed are spending
some time In Hoathsvile.
Mr. and Mrs. y. Jack Brent and little
u"uEhtef, Emily Louise, who have been
spending some time at Roanoke have re-
turned 20 Richmond.
Miss Mamie Person Stonehar, OF Mo-
wnskon. is In Norfolk.
ono OF tho most delightful dances OF thu.
summer was given Friday night ut Election
oy the young people OF Hcathsviile. They
went IN party on launch. Among those
present were Misses Gcnevicve and Mar
Earet Smith. Kathryn and Pnwling Nclrns
Leah and Charlotte Rice. OF Henthsyiile
Enia'ia Whitehouse, OF Fredcrcksburg and
Louise Blundon. OF Burgess Store. and
Messrs. Granville Coppcdge Oscar Belts
Tom and VIII Brent. Of IIcathsville: Rob
B!undon, OF Burgess store. Raymond
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PULASKI
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able musical concert by local talent for
at the Eiks Theatre. under the direr,innn
OF Edwin Fellcr OF Norfolk who in spena
ing the summer hore Those who par,ici-
Stearncs Feiler of Norfolk dramatic So
prano; Mrs Emma wysor Dunlap OF Hin
ton. w Va. lyric soprano; slss Mary
Visor, OF Pulaski. contralto; Miss Lewis
Bentley Stcarnes. OF Newport News. Nero
baritone. Miss Elsie Lands. OF PULASKI n
mos, talented pianist. was accompanist
p ,asi5 Court" the home OF Mrs Max
Complimentary to Miss Annette co Van ,'l Ma,er
Misses Annette Van Mater. Hannie Bavierl
Reba Arinstead. Dot Griffin. Margaret
:andis and Miss Duclos and James Mckee
Kelley riison Duelos Van Mater Robert
Baylor and Kern Armstend
Miss Margaret Boas. OF Harrisburg Pa
and Miss Mary Louise GALWAY of East Rad
ford. were the guests in compliment OF
whom Miss Margaret lands entertained at
TOOK on the porch Of her home on Fifth
Included Miss Boas, OF Harrisburg Miss
Benson. OF Richmond. Miss byrd McGa"ock'
OF Diapers valley: Miss Annette Van Mater
ot Plainheid, \. J Misses Mamie Baylor
Mary lIeisier. Nell Painter Anna Belle
Chailin Elizabeth Jordan. Eva s,egcr ana
MIR. and Mrs. overton Howard OF Rich
mond have been guests at the home OF
Rev II c Combs. Of Richmond arrived
In Pulaski on Monday his way TO Galax
TO attend conference OF the Christian
Church
Mrs J. A vau Mater and family who
were at Maple Shad- Inn. have returned TO
their home at Plainneld. y ]
Miss Martha Boswell, OF BrevarG y c.
is the guest OF Miss Anna Belle Chaifin.
Mrs i. NJ. Styll. OF Richmond. after a
visit with Mrs. w G. Price. has returned
10 Allegheny Springs.
L. ID. Copenhaver after spending several
weeks with his mother, Mrs Ella Copon-
huver. has returned 10 New Orleans La
Miss Mary Campbell has returned to her
home ~ salem. after visit with tho family
OF her uncle. Squire F. l.. Campbell.
Miss Graeme Benson, who had been visit
ing her aunt. Mrs F " Morton was
called TO her home in Richmond on account
OF the illness OF her father
Miss Mary CregGer has returned after an
she visited Niagara Falls. Detroit. Wash
incton and Columbus
W ". Cave. treasurer OF the city 81
spending this week at his old home at
Madison.
Professor e / Cooley, OF the city schools.
has returned from a trip 10 Richmond and
Roanoke, where he went business.
:. II. Sayre. OF Hampton. grand regent
OF the Royal Arcanum Ia Virginia. visited
cialy
REV and Mrs o c Peyton of washing
ton County. here for a visit with
friends.
commemorative Attorney s. Floyd Lam
drcth and bride, who were married last
week at Washington passed through Pu-
laski en- route To their home at Galax.
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FREEZING
iSrecIaI

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Freeing Va. August Wiley B Trlvi.t
~ az BIG stone Gap
MlsS I.Rurn Kitten Of Osborne. Gap. is visit
ing friends AZ freezing
aoah l. Hanover. Of lsom. is visiting in
,Eagar r Beverly was at omaha during
i'aiph NanoYer has returned from visit
20 ms mother. at Iiayal
,ntS'er Milton Haynes Is at Clintwood
Mr. ura X. Grizzle. or Darwin, /, NJ
Freeiing 80 AT
Mrs. Cora carice. Of near st Paul has
-, W. "'' nome after weeks visit to rcn-
NJ Jane Beverly lie NJ NorlanI
"t Lawrence iInfdon. Of HaddonneId 4,
M"ste: andrew swiniaI OF oshorns Gan
Hlbert Mullins Is at Clintwood
phnici ~ McFali he's returned from %.
~. W"rf" he spent Il few days during
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GORDONSvILLE
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:. GosdH'nsvile. va.. August, 2s.-Miss Janlo
Sneed.
,, b. ~ pa Davenport end family. o. niehmond
| other relatives In tho city this week.
Martin strickler and son. w. NJ. stricklcr.
OF Luray were guests several days this week
OF the formers brother. Harrison strickIer
near town.
,l R:S; George Cook. of Lursy. visited hi.
Sirs. John q. Voolfolk and children OF
Cno, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. T. Sneed have
Louisa County
George Faulconcr and family. of Atlanta.
Ca, and Herbert Fauconer and family. OF
SEottsviiie. visited their sister. Mrs. L. M
Michie, hero this week.
spending the week with her sister. Miss
Mary Curd. in tho city.
Miss Harriette Doniemoyer after pleas
ant visit OF several weeks with relatives at
Luray, has returned TO nome here
Misses sallie and Mary Lou Boston spent
several days this week on sight seeing trip
through tho Valley OF Virginia
AIRS, James l.. Faber spent Wednesday and
Charlottesville.
Mrs. "; E Moore has been spending the
week with relatives at Unionvilic
John WIN Davenport. OF Richmond spent
several days this week with his aunt. Mrs
X NJ. Mcclure and other relatives in the
Miss Mollio Gentry, after yis., of two
weeks. the guest OF Mrs. l.. j. Faber I'm the
cry icit Wednesday, TO visit relatives al
ralnhyra before returning to her home nj
New Hope.
Rev. Sir. Hall. of Mineral. has moved his
ialnny to Gordonsviile. and is occupying
u Duke property In tho West End
NJ. and Mrs. c. B. Leckey left on Thurs
day 10 visit relatives in Rockbridge County
+. l.: Collins has moved his family 10
mineral where they Will make their home
in the future
Mrs. Basil sllers aud little son OF Wash
,nston' are on visit To Misses Minnie and
Mamie Leo Downin. in tho city
a. ,. Whitehead has returned from n trip
OF several weeks In New York state
Ashoy X Downer and Henry Terrell were
Charlottesville visitors Wednesday,
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Mrs + " ZONES has returned home
Miss Pilkington. who has been attending
the Harvard GUNNER school. has returned
t. williamsburg.
Mr. and Mis n. l. Griffin left the fret
Of the week for Louise, TO spend several
days With the latteTs parents
Mr.. and Mrs. i. G. Davis, OF Lex!ns ton,
are spending few days here with re!a-
lives and friends
Miss Lola Newell, OF Richmond has been
the guest this week OF Nrs. II. ID. Bozarth.
Mrs Laura Humi!n. OF BurkrvIllc. IS the
guest OF Mrs Iillon Buttord.
Mr. and Mrs James II stone left Monday
Tor Cuip-per 20 visit tbs formers relatives
for several days.
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r RECK L.E S
Vow Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly spots.

Vow Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly spots.
There's no longer tho slightest need
Of feeling ashamed Of your frecklcs,
as the prescription othine-doublc
Strengths guaranteed to remove
these homeiy spots.
simply get an ounce of 0thine-
double strcngth--from Tragic Drug
co. and apply little Of 1T night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun to
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. IT is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to com
plotely clear the skin and gain n beau
tiful clear complexion.
BE sure TO ask for tho double
strength othine, as this liz sold under
guarantee OF money back IL II fails to
remove Observation-Disclosures