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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08
Trouble for the Future.

First M. D. (from bedside of wealthy
bachelor)-He is sleeping naturally
he will recover. Second M. Dyes,
the worst is over. First M. D.-No,
the worst is yet to come. Second M.
D.-How is that? First M. Dive
have yet to break the news to his
relatives.-Life.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08
Really Not to Blame.

Don't you know toll you not t 60
swimmin' wild no white trash chillun,
eh?" sternly asked Sambo Johnsing.
But he wan white befo' he went
In" replied Sambo's small son.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08

Or. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar-coa
easy to take as candy, regulate ana lnvigorst<
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Aliens Foot-Ease. the Antisepttc powder for
tired, aching, swollen. nervous feet. Gives
rest and comfort. Makes walking q delight
Sold everywhere, Csc. Don't accept any sub
stitute. For FREE sample address Allen s.
Olmsted. Le Roy. N. 7. Adv.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08

Married women like to board and
pretend that they are doing light
housekeeping.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08

Men are like trees; they grow eth
er crooked or straight
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08

do you ever give your husband
Christmas hints?"
"Of course l do"
do you? Why. the least hint
makes my husband 80 mad!"
Pooh! you don't know the COM
bination. l tell my husband l don't
want what I do want, and then l get
it."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-08

II takes a practical fisherman to de
.ect the lie in a fish story.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

esnepsr earl honda morning and hsye
mamma Ford. on the Rappahnnuock. Those
IN tho party were Misses Elijah Strothcr.
Lucille Nelson. Elinor Wine. Margaret and
Blanche Leavell; Jack and Carroll Jenrlcs.
Felgner Neal. johnson ana Henry s;rother
from Culpcp.r Joined the party on Thurs
day, and viii return with II tomorrow.
been visiting friends in tho North is now
visiting Miss Lueie Wiltshire, OF Baltimore,
Miss Wiltshire and party Of friends at.
tended the Charlottesville horse show this
| Mayor Robert Mackam and Miss Bessie
Meckali left Wednesday for sandy springs
Mo- where they, VIII visit relatives for
Mrs 7; nawes Lipseonb; Of Richmond,
/ the week end with their mother. Mrs. Fan
MO Vowel. IL Corner View" near Gull
Mrs. Walter Taylor and Miss Cecil Taylor.
| OF Baltimore. arrived this week at their
country hone near culpeper. where they
and have visiting them Misses Adele Gidea
and Ruth Granville. both OF baltimore.
Misses Chanpe and Louise Thompson. Of
Waynesboro. are visiting Mrs James a.
strother. at "Kinloch." and will visit other
home, Hunt S,rother. OF the Plains. mas
also been spending several days in Gull
Mrs. W. A Bickers and Miss Jacqueiine
Bickers. Of Washington. who have been
Air. and Mrs. jim Bickers. near Crooked
Run. with whom they will spend the
mainder OF August
! Misses Pride Puiliam and Marie Thomas
left Thursday for stanton where they have
! Joined camping party Tor cuty-day
Atay near Wcr's Cave. Srs. Charles Gu!lcy.
| or Staunton. viii chnperon.
Miss Mildred hiil was hostsss to the mem
| bers OF the BilIiken Card Club ana few
additional friends FRIDAY afternoon.
when those playing were MiSses Celeste and
| Lucille Williams, TauRt. Smith. Vowel
! RiNey. Pulliam. IoSisc Fray Florence Nass.
Lizzie Waite. Helen Macoy. Lucy Wiltshire
\ and Grace Neal Mesdames sam Jones and
Tucker cheif The members prize was
captured by Miss Yowei the guests by
Mrs Sam Jones y collation. was served
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
WEST POINT
Especial to Tho Times-p!spatch ]

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.
] West Point. Va. August 9.-Mrs Charles
| Purnphrey. OF the Hotel o'Connor with her
daughters. Misses Mary aud Katheryn
in tine for the Eagles Convention aS t They
win so. 70 Old Point and Norfolk where
! Newport News to visit; relatives.
Hrs John Roche and children left this
morning TO spend few days in Richmond.
! Davis. has had as guests her cousins, Misses
Edith and FFangie Davis, daughters of
women have been the recipients OF many
! ccurtesies. and Miss Emma has accom-
their uncle DR. Fred Davis " c. Davis.
Jr. OF tho same household. has gone TO
engineering. He wen. TO Cuba as soon as
Re graduated from Washington and Lee
Iniversi w. and ai;er years work there
year more Ut work IN Brazil. and now
has been recalled TO Cuba.
Mi freeman has as guests his tive sis
Miss Lucy freeman and his niece. Miss Free
! Mrs Francis Charles and three children
are spending the month OF August at the
Brick House. in tho home OF Arthur
Misses Mary and Judith Russell: from New
YorS who aaye been suinmer ring In the
Brick House. They are sisters OF Mrs.
Neustadt
Eastwood OF West Point, and Mrs. Carroll
Shepperd, of Richmond. have returned from
| = WISH 10 .ASneNl!4e
| Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Peil and nephew.
| Richard Billiard. have returned from a
| northern trip,
Miss womble, OF Baltimore is the latest
addition TO tho house party of H. c.
DeFarges
Montague Pitcher and family left Thurs
day for Lestor Manor. about twelve miles
above West Point, one of the nnest and
| most valuable farms in Tioewater Vir
sinla. that he has recently bought
| Gus rerk!nson, Jr. and TWO OF his friends
are visiting his father on Second Street near
Beach Park.
Mrs NJ. p. Chandler and daughter. Eliz-
| abeth. visiting at Chestnut Grove, in
New Kent. in the home or o. NJ Chandler.
/ Mrs. J. Lloyd Tabs and family sum
mering at the bungalow in Gloucester Mrs.
j. Lewis Tabb is spending this month In
! the home or J. Lloyd Tabb In West Point.
| Mrs. Edgar Owens is visiting in Balti-
more and Washington. and Will be there for
several weeks.
/ Jef Tabb. of Richmond. has been spending
| a week in the home OF George Field, for
| rest and recreation.
| r. c. Bradford. OF the Citizens Bank. is
| away on his vacation at his home In North
ampton County.
| with Mrs Clyde Gouidmsn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
BOWLING GREEN

Bowling Green Va. August o-Niss
bianche Bronddus has returned from visit
MISS Frances b. Broaddus left this week
Tor Washington. Pa, where she VIII spend
some time with friends.
Miss Rena Wright. or Norfolk. is visit
ing Miss Bertha Ennis and Mrs Lille knv
Mrs j. L. Jordan. Miss Annie NJ. White.
Rev, I. A. Cave and Aubrey Valentine III
tended the Disciples Convention In Han
over this week.
Miss Louise Haines, who has been the
ton, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Carleton are
spending some time old Point
Mrs. Charles L. Collins IL spending this
week at Penola. with relatives
Misses Annie and Mary Voolfolk are visit
ing relatives In Hanover
Miss Emma Overton Is visiting relatives
in North Carolina.
Mrs Hughes billiard. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs Willard ". Green. has
returned to her home In Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Broaddus and Miss-s
Florence and Helen Bronddus. who have
been spending some time In New York. have
returned home.
Miss Sue Bagby is spending some time In
Richmond with relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

rived. Some friend collected n raft
Of Thorn. six or eight. and forwarded
them 10 the Speaker Wallace Bass
ford, his secretary. arriving at the
once early one morning found the an
houncement or the CANNES arrival
and promptly circled around the cell
ing like q stag beetle
Where are vs. going to put 'emT'
demanded Eassford.
Somebody Ilit the matter UP TO tho
Speaker and the dogs were housed In
suburban kennel untll the Baltimore
convention. wnen they were led around
the streets to the intense JOY Of the
populace. which nearly drove them
insane by whistline and ky-ky-iryy
~ dogs thcy appeared. to tho casual
observer. 10 he utter failures. Their
brows We're wrinkled and their eyes
had a sad. far-away look. They had
long. dropping tails and long tapping
ears
Altogether they were tho drcariest-
looking dogs that ever trod the streets
Of Baltimore, which is saying a good
deal Senator Hughes Of New Jersey,
on first seeing them, confided to a
friend that they all appeared to have
attended the funeral of the largest
hambone in the world.
The mule which Speaker Clark re-
ceived was a remarkable specimen.
Like the dogs II arrived all neatly
Grated up. several days before the Bal
timore convention, and with It came
a note from the sender that he would
ride the mule at the Speakers inaugu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
ALTAVISTA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
a A'a ,s ,,,a Va - A ME- sTMrs Yam
BROAD Street part OF this week
Miss Gladys Goodwin. who has been visit
Ing Miss Ruth Slaughter for two weeks.
returned TO her home IN Lynchburg Sat
urday.
Mrs W. + samuels and children returned
tuesday from a very pleasant visit with
feiatlNeS IN R!cnmond ana Newport News.
Mrs w Frank Bowman returned Friday
from q several weeks visit with relatives
IN the Valley OF Virginia.
Misses Kathleen and Maud Witt. OF Fail!
Joseph Green visited friends hero from
Saturday TIL Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs d +. Cook. OF Danvile
Urday till Monday.
Miss Virginia Perrow and her guests
Misses Elizabeth and Julia Williams ana
sue Haley left Tuesday noon for Lynchburg
tive,
Mrs, r. Q. White who has been visiting
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. h Has
home in L,nchburg. Tuesday
Missea Susie y. Blair. of Scottsvilo and
Anna Powers, of Richmond who have been
guests OF their aunt. Mrs. a. G.. Bell. for
several weeks returned TO Scottsville on
Tuesday OF this week.
Ars. Ernest Jones and daughter returned
Tuesday from n two weeks visit TO Airs
Mrs. X. " Arthur and daughters. who
burg. returned home Wednesday,.
Mrs. c. +. Walden and Mrs Allison. OF
Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs i. l.. Davis
Miss Mary Zeigler and Mrs S. II. Shep-
herd left Tuesday for Union Hall TO visit
the formers parents.
mother. Mrs. J. J. Robins. on Broad street.
from Saturday till Tuesday.
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ration" But It subsequently, developed
that the Speakcr's inauguration was
postponed Wallace Bassford. the sec
rotary. took a lingering look at the
expense account of that mule for food.
and went with it to the Speaker. The
Speaker was properly shocked
II worked all my life" said he land
don't see why q mule shouldn't work.
too
So the mule was taken forth to n
coal company. and there he was placed
between the shafts OF a wagon capa BILE
OF holding n couple OF tons. To-day
YOU can see him drearily plodding the
streets OF Washingtno. waEging his
long ears and signing long mulish
signs.
NO mule has right to loaf moro
than man." the Speaker coniided to
friend not long ago II am person
ally In favor of a steady working day
for mules"
Senator's Bovine Pets.
Senator Ike Stephenson. tho eighty
four-year-old Scion from Wisconsin. is
first and above all else. the friend
OF the humble COW. Give him kline,
preferably lowing kind, and n sweet
field OF clover and n quiet summer af-
ternoon and he asks nothing more.
There Is a spirit of friendship between
tho elderly Wisconsin statesman and
lowing kline that Is positively touch
ing.
On one OF his big farms in Wiscon-
sin the Senator has taken the creme de
Ia creme of his herds. Here may be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
BON AIR

Bon Air. Va. August s.-Mlss Edith
Scoftin. or Richmond. has been the recent
guest OF the Misses Talcott
Mrs. Weisiger and Mrs. W. r. Smith were
with Mrs. Allan Gooisby last week.
Miss Ellen Meade spent the Inst weekend
with Mra. James Gordon At the Inn.
Miss Mary Randolph Lath1p. Miss Lucille
Wilson. Miss Sallie MONTGOMERY and Mrs
II. IL. Johnston We're guests oil the Misses
Moore during the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Bentley and Miss Margaret
Freeman have been with Miss Anna Gaines
Miss Lilly Cary has been the gltest or Mrs
LucieH Cary.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Winston and family
and Mrs. Michigan and Miss Margaret Niche
gan at the Inn
Miss Edna Wright has been with Miss
Frances Withers
Miss Dorothy Smith. who has been with
Mrs. Allen Goo!soy, left Tor Richmond on
Monday.
Miss Dorothy Nottingham. OF tho Eastern
Shore. is visiting Miss Miller
Miss Margaret Mcclure and Miss Eleanor
Penberton returned on "Wednesday from
Baltimore Md.
Miss Elizabeth Macon OF Williamsburg
and William White and Daingeriield
Spencer. OF Washington. spending the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs Douglas
Wherrv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Vile. He Will preach In tho scottsvlle
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning.
Rev. j. Allen Christian, formerly pastor Of
the Scottsville group OF churches, this week
conducted services AT the New Store Pres
byterian Church, preaching each day TO
large congregations. He passed through Ar
vonla on his way TO Scottsville Saturday
OF this week, Joining Mrs. Christian at Bre-
BluT.
Miss Miriam Pitts left this wcel1 spend
some days with friends and relatives in
Scottsvile.
Rev. and Mrs. Plummel r. Jones returned
from Mr.. Jones's OLD homo Mt New Store
on Monday OF this week. On Sunday young
Ilulnmer +. Jones Jr., christened by
Rev. Charles III. Darrell In Mr.. Jones's old
homo church NJ New Store
y number OF citizens or the Arvonia and
New Canton neighborhoods visited Bucking-
ham Courthouse this week Among them
were DR.. w b. Petit. Bentley Brown VIII
son Fuqua Rev Piummcr F. Jones, l.. O.
Pierce and William Holman.
l. L. Wetzel. OF Richmond. visitor
in Arvonia this week.
Lindsay PITTS OF Scottsyille. visited rela-
lives ut Bellevue" East Arvonia, on Tues
day OF this week. motoring down from
Scottsvlle.
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ARVONlA
Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatcn.l
Arvonia, Va, August 9.-Mrs. David o.
Thomas and her daughter. Miss Hannah
Thomas. OF Norfolk. arrived here on We'd
nesdny OF this week 10 spend the remainder
of the summer Mt the homo or Mrs. Thomas s
mother Mrs. Martha Jane Roberts.
Mrs. Edmonia Shackeliord. who has been
7, Richardson. returned 10 her home in
Richmond Wednesday, taking with her
little Miss Ella Richardson. who wiN return
home with her aunt. Miss Ella Mayo. next
week.
". a. chestcrmnn. Of Richmond, spent
Saturday and sunday OF last week nj the
Bank, or East Arvonia.
Miss Maude Crew OF Hanover, IS the
guest OF her friend Miss Clarice Bersch, In
Mrs. Leila Frederick and her niece. Miss
Mamie Garnett. who have been spending
some time here with friends and relati ives.
returned TO Buckingham Courthouse on Mon
day. Mrs. Frederick viii! not return TO her
Florida home until late All ~
relatives here this week She Will return
TO her home near iiarrisons Landing. In
Cumberland County carly next week
Mrs. John w. Pierce Who has been spend
Ing some time with her mother in FroVl-
dence Forge. returned TO her home here on
Saturday
A. L. Pitts, Jr., OF scottsvlle. was a visitor
to his old home here Tuesday OF this
week.
Il. C. stearnes, Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, was n visitor In Buckingham.
County this week meeting number of tho
citizens OF tho county and discussing with
them educational conditions
Misses Gertrude and Bessie Conklin OF
Stearnes. spent several days with friends
here last week
Wilson Fuaun. who has been directing
scientific operations near Washington city
for some months. is spending his vacation
ut his old home at New Canton. lie Will
teach agriculture In tho Chester High School
Rev. Stanley white who spent the last
two weeks hore. is this week In Towards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
FREAK PETS OF STATEsMEN=-E4CW QUEER BEASTS WIN T
BY JOHN ELFRETH WATKINS.
washington ID O.

NDD and varied Is the assortment
Of fauna acquired by the men
who man our ship of state
Washington year after year sees all
sorts OF creatures deposited at the Zoo
or at animal stores by public men who
nave repented the acceptance of these
beasts OF the field and birds of the air
President Wilson had barely reached
tho White House before he became the
involuntary owner of pet. Upon n
recent sunshiny morning Assistant Sec
letary Tim Brahancy. one of the aids to
Private Secretary Joseph Patrick Tu-
multy, was falling upon his mornings
work. when a large Scnegambian por
ter marched into the White House office
bearing little box. from which issued
damp and earthly smell
The box had come from Arkansas. II
was from an ARDENT Democrat" so the
note attached stated. and contained
something that tho President would
appreciated"
twas Swapping Turtle.
Tho box was opened carefully. As
sistant Secretary Brahaney uttered a
yell Of establishment and the Office force
gathered around in time to small
but aggressive swapping turtle climb
slowly out upon Mr.. Brahancy's desk
stretch itself and glover at the sur
roundings
Soup" demanded Secretary Tumulty
forbiddingly.
Suppose this constituent should
come around and ask how the Prcsi-
dents pet turtle is getting along?" he
asked.
After solemn consultation the two
secretaries picked up the frolicsome
turtle. carried 1t to the fountain in the
rear OF the White House and dumped
s. In.
Now 1t has been ascertaincd that the
q power in his locality. Moreover he
hasn't yet demanded an office In return
for his turtle. And in view Of these
circumstances the White House stan
has been treating the reptile with n
consideration that few turtles have n
right 10 expect from their bcttcrs. An
animal dealer was called up and asked
to furnish n table OF dletetlCs for tur-
Ties and this menu has been faithfully
followed, the articles Of consumption
being dumped into the pond once a day
The turtle was last seen three weeks
ago. when he stuck his head up above
water long enough TO scowl at Jim"
ono Of the doorkeepcrs. who happened
70 be passing. Since that time the
White House attaches have been feed
ing him on faith. They haven't seen
him. and each evening In connection
with their regular prayers they addt-
tionally supplicate that "Alfrcd"-the
turtle was christeued Alfred-hasn't
disappeared through the waste pipe OF
the pond.
Although his attentions 10 Alfred
have been vicarious and perfunctory,
they suffice TO admit President Wilson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

body Is to endeavor 10 capture some
one else's beast Of that species
Rothcrmcrs AnGora Cont.
an Angora goat. beautiful, fluffy
creature. and its master declares that
1t can smile. Representative Rother-
mel. well known through his own
state as fighter, was FIRST won TO the
animal when he saw 1t arguing with
the hired man out by the stable OF
his home one day. The man was try
ing 10 put he goat inside the stable.
and the goat objected. The hired man
talked TO the Angora as its own uncle
might have talked. And just as he
was getting on intimate terms with
tho creature. it turned on its reverse
speed ported its helm and bumped
him IN the green grass.
Representative Rotherrnal went out
and Gained the goat just as the hired
man was arranging for a murder with
the aid OF an AK The goat becam e
his mascot thereafter. II trots about
the lawn bleating gently whenever
tho legislator calls. Representative
Rothermei is authority for the state
butted him.
The Speakers Menngerie.
Speaker Clark is noted for his fond
ness for animals. and this known
fondnoss has been the cause Of his
receiving numerous pets for which he
has not the slightest use. Most re-
cent among the acquisitions to his
menagerie, which he subsequently dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
WYTHEVlLLE

Especial TO Tho Times Dispntch.l
Wythevi!le, Va, August misses Alice
and Bellsa Geaves were AT home TO large
number OF friends Thursday afternoon. com
planetary to their cousin. Miss Hilda
Thursday morning Miss Matte Floyd
Miller. OF Richmond. who is sunIner!ns IN
Wythcvlle. hostess at IA card party
IN honor of her guest. Miss Richardson. OF
Richmond.
on Friday morning Mrs. w u. Kegley
Mr. and Mrs. w. 5. Trink!o nave Issued
cards to large reception to be given
r4a snd sv? Mrs FaranS '
Ala.
Mrs r g. Kent left Monday for n visit
Of several weeks to New YORK ana other
Edward Goodwin. or Ashland is the guest
or his hunts. the Misses Goodwin. on Main
Mr and Mrs Gibbs and children, OF
Florida. are spending several weeks with
Rev and Mrs. +. IL. Craiehili at tho rec
Misses Mary ana Matte Erwin. OF Rich
mond ana Miss Edith Hysley, OF Norfolk.
are the guests OF Mrs. ovid Johnson,
Mrs. j. j. a Powell and Mis-" Nan POWELL
are tho guests Of Mr., ana Mrs ferd'nand
Mir and Mrs John Iicuscr. OF Bedford. are
spending time with Mrs Herman
Miss Bette ieuaer. OF Pulaski. lis a visitor
IN town this week
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Sexton left Monday FOR
an automobile trip TO Ncw York
Rev. and Airs. Francis Ribblc OF Peters
burg. the guests or tho formers rather
pr. w IL RibhIe, Sr.
John Iel Williams. OF Richmond. Is
spending some time with his brother. Ro-
bert Williams. on Church street
Miss Snlic Coleman has returned 10 her
home after a visit TO hor friend. Miss Kate
Green
Mir. and Mrs George Moore are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Frank Chatlin ut Glen
Allen
Miss Nellie Powell. OF Lynchburs. arrived
this week and viii spend tho month Of Au-
gust with Mrs. Frank Chailin.
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CULPEPER


Culpcper. Va. August a-The Misses
Macoy were hostcsses to number OF their
friends a jolly hayrlde Thursday even
ing in compliment to their house guest,
Miss Maud Logan. OF Salem. who has been
spending tho week here following IL visit
to her aunt, Mrs John Williams In Orange
Tho party left Cuipcpcr late in the evening
and drove to tho Macoy firm tho
Brandy Road where most delightful pic
ME supper was served and the return trip
was made by moonlight
Misses Frances Vowel and Fannie Louise
Rixey and Chiffon Vowel have been spend :
Ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs. 'Nick''
Adams at the Plains. going over In timo
to attend tho large dance given by Mr. and
Mrs Adams on Thursday night
4 large party OF girls and boys. chaper-
oned by Mesdames j. James Roberts. OF
Culpeper, and Henry Grasty, OF Orange. left
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Miss Martha Chambers. OF Sl4 Parl
Avenue. is at Nimrod Hall. In Bait
County, for the month OF August
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Charles II. Chaplin has gone to Cieve
land. Ohio where no will be ASSOCIATED
In business with his uncle. j. III. Phelps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Mrs. E. w. Grice and Miss Virginia
Grice arc at the Rockbridgo Alum
Springs for n short stay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Miss Frances Bell Chaplin loft recent.
ly to visit friends In Lynchburg. Cliff
ton Forge and Arlington.
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Miss Theresa Weiss has returned to
her home 23i1 Nenable Street, after
visiting her friends at Buckroe Beach,
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posed Of. were his "houn' dawgs" and
his mule
1t was during the preconvention
campaign that tho "houn' dawgs" ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Ing some time with Mr.. Nunnally's
mother, Mrs. a. II. Lockett, at ia Fen
all Avenue. Brookland Park.
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SOCIETY

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