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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

The Sh epherd's Fold" telling what he
expects OF the church members OF Beth
any church. "Deacons: Their Office and
Work.. will be considered on the fol-
lowing Wednesday night by Prof. Perry
Mrs. Richardson. on behalf OF the WON
en- members OF the congregation. will
tell w hat our Women Are Doing For
Rehany Church" Discussion on The
church and the Christian Endeavor'' Will
occupy an evening. an Endeavorer 70 DC
appointed by the local society leading.
Irof. Gay and Prof Johnston VIII hotu
lead meetings discussing Proportional c
Giving and Improving on the PRAYER
Meetings." respectively.
mat these meetings will be a eource
OF inspiration 10 both the town and col
leEe people Is considered certain and IL
Del o. f"rtcd that new order OF things
will be thereby establish ed In the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
bible Glasses.

ne Martha HIule class OF Csrtr.
Warwood will meet this evening 4t
Z he home or Mrs james Bumbaueh Df
10" twentieth street Nrz s. D. H.aII
De- leader ana thr expects all the mem
b'rH y" De present az the meeting
lhe iIblF class ~ south NarvypDU
viii hold lts weekly meeting tins even
ing ~ tn" home OF Mrs A. o. campbell.
Miss Emma Lash is loader cot tho class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
WARWOOD
RepairinR Gas Linz

The employees of the Natural Gas com
psuy. OF Wheeling ar. LOWERING me
gas main So that contractors. Ward AM
l.atfick can start on the paving ~
Main street North Warwood The rir,
had Co De lowered because it was nes i,
on t"p or the ground ana ln some rfa.t p
y hdd been cracked 10y wagons 'bei-.-
driven over g. The contractors cxu..t
o. start on the paving between INVENT
DAYS. - ~ y"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

James Hugh au old and well known
his seveuty-eiEhth birthday Wednesf. u.
evening Friends and r.Iatfy.a Of ~
FAMILY were present. The evening was
pent in a social way after which an
oyster supper was served. Many useful
presents we're received hy Mr. Hugh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
VIII Attend Inatitnto.

All The school. OF this town WIFI O..
closed today eu that tie teachers ,.r
items tNe institute a. LiriuEfpu Ian.
iHnl house The pupils have hsef,
planning to 60 on tie bin a. eatt.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Come Indian
Go Pain---How!
All You Pain Laden Rheumaties, and
Headache. eaekaehe, Stir and Sore
People, Here's Quick Relief.
free Bottle nv Pnrcel Po.t

Barrells Indian Iiniment which at
JACKS pain. stiff muscles. sore joints
irrltated skin. etc. Is so quick in its re-
het as 20 be almost unbelievable.
II goes. with a little rubbing right
INTO the sore, painful places and then
likes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Warwood ari.fs

Born To Mr ord -ff. Nrrh refyr.r
~ Tenth street South Narwpud a.
bny boy
Mr. aud Mrs Eredcr nnH family. OF
Twenty nraf street. HIli leave lr a few
days Tor stsuherUIlIr. D. whore fr.y
viii make their future H.ur
waiter HruuNNu.r. Uf seventh street
iH having Contractor Daniel fl rut Ia
concrete walk ir front H| Dos r..IItrrr
SIRE Hrtu. OFF twentieth street
ifff VrHierdsy Hf noon o. lHahg Rock.
where che uIIl visit I.r..Iafrr
vs. a MuuEar. ~ Wheeling has rtfr
chased The Drummer house un .Ins.
fr'rfn street and hF. moved into tho
house
Hazel DUTY. lHurhfsr Hf Wr AMI SIR.
IS D. Duty. of E.rhfrrrfH street. Ie IHH.
proving after au HffH.k of typhoid
fever
Do d. UoHmHuu. Df Seventh street Ia
having a concrete walls Yut around h.a
house.
The stable belonging fu Che NIrtIaus
Cool and Coke company BIAS been rc
Painted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

Town Sergeant Do o.. Pool B.. bur. CO.'S.
lfrirE town fHVr. Tor ffs r.rr uf Iaf.
two cent discount u.II U. g.f.f.f.af
~ ff' taxes ago paid before tho MIST .f
f'.'f.'ff ANY person can rtr thor
iuNcH nt Tho WnrwYld Bank dunn
business hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Repairing Firerlnnn-

Harold Maxwell an .mpI0yc OF the
l.pVcland Light and water company IA. d
repaluted the IRE plugs along Main
StI e1t. south Ecuwood They vsr.
tainted green and show up Tor quite .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

Arrangements are now being made for
the publication OF this years Beth
anian" by the Senior and Junior classes.
Miss Hazel Phillips. u Pey.. who was
accidentally poisoned by taking seven
Tor a cough lozenger last week while iu
Wellshurg is now slowly recovering.
The many friends OF Miss Phillips IN
bethany were very soliCitous for her
welfare and IL IS a relief TO all the older
members Of the student body and the
IS now beyond danger.
Following the inspiration brought
about by the pastor. Rev. Morgan. from
the recent convention in Toronto Can.
"Chuch Attendance" campaign ana n
commenced in the Bethany Christian
church. The advisahNity Of inaugural
Ing these campaigns has been discuss ID
and approved OF by the students Minis
terial association and the elders OF the
church
Family dav. a day on which home
coming % the church is anticipated. -
planned for sunday. The following sun
day VIII Doc devoted 20 the sunday scroCi
'fih'c school I4v." Going 10 the Tenn
PIE 20 Pray" The Outsiders Debt 10
tn" church .ChrI-t~ Last and Best
VIII occupy three other sundays. visit
taNon OF the homes and personal work
on the part Of a --er.al committee and
individuals will be used TO get a better
church attendance. which IS the central
plan Of this movement.
In connection with these Sunday serv-
ices. special prayer meeting subjects
have been arranged with a view 20 stfrn-
ulatlng interest iu the PRAYER meetings.
frof. Taylor VIII give an address on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

WITH specially dr..rrrI Galvanized
I..H incubator r california man ueea re-
rDIns on bis farm % hatch chlDk-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

For inflamcd conditions OF all kinds.
sunburn. letter. insect bites. weakness in
ankles. rash. bruises. etc. Rarrell- In
dian Liniment gives almost instant re-
lief. For cholera morrnus. bloody flux.
diarrhoea. and other intestinal pains
just little taken internally eases main
and relieves the troubled condition
60 TO your druggist to-day and buy a
large bottle. price CSC. or II you want
actual proof at our expense Just send
the coupon below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

the professors how they appear to the
Z student Preparations are even now un-
Ger way for this annual event In Beth
initiating are even now to be seen watch
ing ing Win tSLss~-N--ance every action Of
, " err man - She other hand. the
Will be somewhat more wary OF what
they do and say before the studaase
Five first class numbers VIII b. Of
Tered TO the student body this year IN
me NJ {. \. lecture course. furnished
by the Redpath Lyceum Bureau one
month. Tue Manrsr sisters " appear ei
last evening October isl. StricklAn-
Gillilan Is scheduled for November IS.
the Boyds for December >. the Hussars
Tor January %, and Charles Z. Varney
for February 20.
Already zoe reserved seats have been
seid by the \. NJ: &. \ committee Tor
hility OF the affair not being at least a
success financially. With good musical
features most prominent on the program
~ Is anticipated that the audiences will
hold good throughout the course ne
program u so arranged that the evening
lecture by CHARLES + Narney will inter-
Ncne between each OF the musical num-
Ders In this way the committee nope
to relieve any possibility OF monotony.
With hopeful visions Of VIII at the year
may bring forth. and with an attendance
~ ,hflT laSt meeting OF over one hum
dred students. the newly elected officers
OF the Bethany College Christian rsn.
deaVor society are predicting "A banner
year for the society. Not only have the
numbers increased but the meetings
nave assumed new interest many OF
he new students taking an active inter
est and the older ones having returned
from the vacation with new life
Miss Mary Perry. daughter OF Prof
Ferry mas been appointed president OF
the society and Is lending her enthusi-
asm ana influence 10 the cause. support
ing her on the cabinet are. Nice-presi-
dent. Mr.. i. Battson. secretary Miss
Lyrel Teagarden. treasurer. {. W. Putt.
conFenors OF committees. Miss NJ. Gun
bingham (music). Miss :. Nianseil ESQ
cialb, Miss NJ. Humphreys (prayer meet
ingl: Miss NJ. Ghurke missionary Miss
schultz lookout. The committees are
composed OF Misses J. TAYLOR and NJ
CUNNINGHAM ana Mcssrs. Batson. Gaber.
Egbert. Gilliland. Shuester. music
Misses Abbiss. Hall and HunsalSer. and
Messrs. Staufrer. Patton and Lewis:
Messrs, Day. Davidson. Heitz. schmidt
and Warner. missionary. Miss Rother
and Miss Ramph. NeSsrs Mouer and
bowman, finance. Miss Gordon and
Messrs. Rostoefer. Schultheis. Llnville.
Pultz. Coleman and Hensley. lookout.
Misses Adams and pickle and Messrs.
Ailes. Deph. Reeves. Pearson. Marshall
Stubblcheld and Nicholson.
IN order to reap the benefits which are
gained by following closely the world
cided 70 consider tho matter OF procur-
ing individual pins for its members
Otner plans and suggestions are being
considered and 4 great deal or interest
Is noticed among tho students In the
work OF this organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

Mock chapel ores one OF tho ra,. m
porfunif.e s iu etudent life Of getffrc
even with tho professors. II is the only
opportunity which they have Of telling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

Arrangements are now being made for
the publication Of this years Beth
antan" by the Senior and Junior classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
WELDON

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Weldon, n. c., March l5.-Mrs. James
o'Brlen OF South Richmond. is visiting her
oauEhter, Mrs. Grady Dickens.
Miss Agnes MCGEE has returned home from
Miss .Jeannette Daniel has returned home
from n visit to friends in Raleigh.
The Book Club held most enjoyable
meeting with Miss Annie Pierce Friday ar
ternoon. Latin literature was Instructive
topic for study the responses to the roll
call being quotations from Latin writer's. a
contribution of books received from
Mrs. Burgwyn. These will be used for its
public library. which tho club hopes ia
establish In the future. The hostess
was assisted In serving dainty Refreshments
by Misses Willie MusGrave and Lille Gay
Shaw.
Mrs a. J.. Stainbsck was hostess to the
regular monthly meeting of the Junius Dan
lei Chapter, Daughters OF the Confederacy.
"Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. w. f. Daniel
took great pleasure in presenting full deeds
and titles to the old soldiers graveyard
near town. the grounds being denoted to
the chapter by Dave Smith. wealthy col
cred man. and Miss Saliie Ponten. who
owned portion or the grounds.
Grace Episcopal Church congregation Is
working to secure $1,000 by Easter for the
new church organ.
a series OF meetings will begin at the
Methodist Church here sunday Rev. r. C.
Glenn. a well-known evangelist Will do the
preaching. and the singing will be led by
MIR. Fitzgerald. of New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
ORANGE
rsn.c,,l 10 Tn. rimes.pi.pa,ch.l

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Is Orange, Va. March 15.-Mrs. F. G., Scott
Is on a two weeks visit TO her parents
Judge and Mrs.. r. r. II. Wright In Tappa-
hammock.
home OF Dr. c. II. Moncure. They were en-
5tcrtained by the Misses Moncure with music.
singing and light refreshments.
Miss C. B. Morton paid visit to Char
iiotfesvillc this week.
Quito party went UP to sec THE Spring
Maid" which was played in charlottesville
5 on Wednesday night. Among them were
Mrs. c. j. Brakeman Misses Elizabeth
Green Shackelford and Manly w. Carter.
The Orange High School on Saturday gave
nm exhibit of curios and pictures in it's as
scmbly hall. Tho many exhibits. which were
FOR the most part loaned by the patrons OF
the school. made n most interesting display.
a small admission fee was charged and a
nice sum was realized. which will be used
IN buying plano for the school.
Mrs. w. w. Osborne, of Gordonsville, spent
two days this week ut Charlton. the home
OF her parents, Mir. and Mrs. j. F. Wander
sic.
Mrs. aundley. of Woodbury. Forest. has
gone to West Virginia for three months
visit. Later she will return TO take up her
duties at the school.
H. G. Reese has returned from visit to
WASHINGTON. D. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waugh arc visiting
their brother. c. s. Waugh. OF Orange
Curtis l.. Bowman. of Staunton. was nm
Orange visitor this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
WYTHEVILLE
Special to The Times.pispatch.

nj
Wytheville. Va. March 15.-Wythe Gray
Chapter. United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. held Its regular monthly meeting on
Wednesday nj the home OF Mrs. Peyton
Green.
Mrs. stephen Putncy is at home after a
visit tn her daughter, Mrs. Page Dame, In
Baltimore.
Miss Leila Dew returned Wednesday from
visit to her aunt. Mrs. George West, In
Richmond. and is spcning few days with
college friends az Sweet Iriar:
Miss Marion Pohst Of Pulaski, Is the guest
of her uncle. j. ID. Pohst
Mrs w. y. Roper has returned TO Nor
Mrs. G. :. Bruce.
Mrs. Jennie Lawson is AT home after nm
extended visit To her son. Ice Lawson, in
AlherpueQuc. New Mexico.
Lohn Senton kwad mas received an ap-
pontment rs paymnster In the United States
Navy. and left Saturday FOR Washington to
report for duty.
Sir. and Mrs Henry nardiss. OF Ketchum
Idaho. are spending the month OF March
with DR. and Mrs. !. V Halter.
Mrs Hal Rapcr and children arc the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Saycrs for {,
few days.
Mrs W W. pendcton and daughter. Mrs.
Talbot Moshy. have returned from an ex-
tended trip to Baltimore.
ID. *. Gibhoney has returned after q visit
To his daughter. Mrs. Leighton Huskc. in
Mrs. Virginia Kent and Miss Mary Pres
ton Kent are spending Few days in Roam
ok.
Miss I.ucic and alice rcndleton nre at
home after visit TO friends in Louisa and
j. " McGavock is at home after spending
several weeks at Palm Beach, Fla
Mrs. shelley. OF the V. T. l., is the week
side
Edmund rendlcton has returned from n
severai weeks stay nj Hot Springs. Ark.
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A. Moore after attending the Inaugural

Of A. Moore after attending the Inaugural
ton.
Mrs p H. Powers was called to Charles
town. w. Va last week by the Illness OF
her nephew. Of Surgeon W. o. Grove,
L. s. "
.. NJ. Brown OF Roanoke, was in town
the early par, OF the week.
Miss Frances Oldham is spending sew
erai days in Washington d. &. this week.
Miss Ellen Baker has returned to Hoilins
College. after spending n week at home and
attending the inauguration
Miss Isabel Blencome has returned from
Washington ID. C. where she spent sew
eral weeks
Mrs. j. l.. Elder and Miss Jane {. Moore
spent last week in Washington. II. G. at
tending the inauguration AMI enter
tanned by Colone! rilford and General Val
den. of Governor O'Neers staff or Alabama
Joseph Denny, OF White Post, In
town this week.
y. Moore is spending this week in Pitts
Mrs T. s. stevens and Miss Eden. OF
New York. who have been spending sew
erai weeks in town. have returned theii
home
Miss Annie Moore has returned from Bal
timore. where she spent several week:
The Misses Lee have returned from Bal
timore. where they spent the winter with
their sister. Mrs. Charles Garrett.
Mrs David Allen or 'Glenallcn." tn,
| week.
Mrs s s. Thomas and Miss Mamie
Thomas have returned 10 Arcadia" after
spending the winter months in town
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Hartman have re
turned from Jamaica and are at Rose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
ARVONlA

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Arvonia, Va, March i5.-The Arvonia
Dramatic. Club went to Scottsvile on Fri
day night OF this week and prevented to
a large audience there the play Valley
Farm" Among those who went from hero
were: Misses May Woody. Ethel e. Eley.
Minnie Pierce. Gertrude Pierce Mrs. w.
w. Hughes. Mrs John w. Pierce and
Messrs Dave Morgan John W. Pierce.
Arthur Panton. Norman Hughes and Louis
Pierce.
Albert J. Terrell, member OF the House
OF Delegates from Cumberland and Buck
ingham. this week visited friends In Massa l.
where he met friends lie returned here
on Friday night.
Miss Ciarice Pierce who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs James Allen Jeter, or
Rallsville. Powhatsn County, has returned
to her home here, Wnere she will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
PROVIDENCE FORGE
Especial to The Times.Dispatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Providence Forge. Va. March 15-Mss
Phoebe Potts has returned to her home af
ter "A visit Of several weeks TO her sister.
Mrs. John Pierce. at ArVonia.
Monday after spending some time with
MIR. and Mrs. Harry oliver.
Rev. John Rogers. of the Union ThcoloEi-
cal Seminary. was the guest this week of
Mr. and Mrs, r. T.. Mountcastle.
some time here with her daughter, Mrs.
H.. r.. Purdum.
Mrs. q. Fl. Dunn and Miss Alice and Paul
Dunn will leave about the first OF April
for Wichetan. Kansas.
Harry Christian returned this week from
time.
Harold Christian has returned from
Washington where he went to attend the
inauguration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
ALTAVISTA

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Altavista. Va March l5.-Mrs T.. II. Nc
GIL and daughter. who have been staying
the Common wealth. left Saturday for
Lynchhurs. where they Will reside for the
present.
Harry Johnson. of Covington. visited his
parents and friends here from Friday TIL
Monday.
Paul Z. Whitehead OF Richmond, was in
town sunday and Monday. the guest OF Mir.
and Mrs. w. l. Wilkinson
Mr.. and Mrs Nunnelce Snow, OF Devon.
w. Va, is visiting the Formers mother
Mrs. d. n. Snow. near Hurt.
Miss Amber Bobbctt. OF LynchburE, was
entertained Saturday and Sunday by Miss
Pauline Lane.
W. u. Seamster. of Monroe. waa a visitor
in Altavista Saturday.
r. L. Comnock, Jr OF Anderson. s. c.
arrived here Sunday for n short visit with
his family who guests In the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Comnock
IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

picnts of much social attention. Tuesday
Afternoon Mrs. Lyhrook gave a tea In their
honor. when the callers included twenty-five
Young women OF the community. and Misses
Anna Campbell. Rose Parrott and Argyle
Tutwlier assisted In receiving Wednesday
night Miss Mary Henderson was hostess at
bridge party for Misses st. Clair and Hoge.
honor at auction bridge party given.b by
Miss Anna Campbell. Miss Margaret Bar
ringer. who will soon leave Blacksburg FOR
her new home in charlottesville. also
guest OF honor at Miss Cumpbcll's party,
and will bc guest OF several others affairs
shortly.
Miss Virginia Patton left Tuesday for a
two weeks visit to her sister. Miss Margaret
Patton In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs !. +. Watson OF saitville.
Eiacksburg Inn. coming hero to their
TWO sons. who are cadets at the institute.
Miss susie Robinson was hostess at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

w.
prescribe safe remedy to reduce my
weight? Iprefcr tablet, as l cannot take
liquid medicine"
Answer: Obtain of any well -stocked drug
gist tube OF 5-grain arboicne tablets and
take per the directions which accom-
pany the packages. You will reduce at
the rate of pound a day after the first
few days OF treatment This remedy
duces goitre also
Howard" writes: What can ! take for
headache. dark spots before my eyes. dizzy
spells and also constipation?'
Answer: Constipation is the cause OF all
your trouble. but can cure you il you
will follow my directions; Get Mt tho drug
eScse "i nrc ne IN hot sm,
and contain fun directions. These little
nnlets psTy INC h%" amg BOWELS a md
will gradually cure your trouble.
Little Girl"-To cure your child OF bed
wetting get iincture cubebs dram comp
matte. . drains. Give 10 to 10 drops in
water about one hour before meals.
Doctor: II have been n sufferer OF catarrh
OF the head for many years 1t has also
affected my stomach. bowels and blood. I
suffer greatly and would appreciate an i'm
mediate answer
local treatment for you: Get two ounces OF
Vilane powder and to a pint OF warm water
add one-half tcaspoonful and snuff from
the palm of the hand through the nostrlls
two three times daily. In connection
With this make catarrh balm OF one ounce
of vaseline or lard and a level teaspoonful
OF Nlane powder. apply this balm to the
nostrils as far up as possible. Also obtain
the following ingredients, mix, shake we'll
and take teaspoonful four times daily:
Syrup sarsaparila comp. ozs.: comp. nuid
balmwort, i or; fluid extract buchu. / or.
kathryn" writes: "If you know of any
thing that will stop premature badness.
cure dandrdff and itching scalp. l should
appreciate reply"
Answer: The following simple remedy will
cure dandrun and promote n luxurious
growth OF hair. Ask for plain yellow minyol.
which can be had in Jars. and use
regularly according TO directions. have
seen the most astonishing results from its
use that heartily recommend II to all who
| suffer with any disease of the scalp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
SOUTH BOSTON
Especial to The T,mes.Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The TIm"e- DispatchO
South Boston. Va. March l5.-Mlss Sue
Bowman, of Staunton. is visiting Miss Allne
Hin at HillbrooS this week.
Miss Susie Slate left this week TO attend
business college In Richmond
Mrs. w. ]. Jordan is visiting friends In
Danville this week.
Mrs. Mary Green. OF Houston was the
guest of Mrs. Frank Edmoundson on upper
Main this week
Mrs. Charles r. Skinner. of Greensboro
visited her parents this week
Mrs. ID. I. lancey. who has for the past
two weeks visited friends in Lynchburg re-
turned to her home here.
Frank y. Yancey and w. p. Yanccy. of
Richmond and Lynchburg. are visiting rela-
tivcs here.
George G. Russell, treasurer OF Charlotte
County, was in town Monday on business.
Joseph Stebbins, Jr., left Tuesday for Rich
mond business.
John &. Lawson was In Richmond Monday
and sunday. visiting his mother. who is in
the hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

Camir Patteson
Miss Hattie Poland. OF scottsviie. Ia a
visitor here this week
MISS Eleanor Morgan, who is,eachine Il,
me 'artersville Road School. Marshall di.
trict' was Il week end visitor here th,s
Week returning 10 her school on Monday
paNid w Pierce. former owned and editor
OF me James River Clarion. has left Ar
Nonia L" become citizen Of Phiiadelph.a
william e Burgess, OF ScottsvilIe was
visitor In Arvona on Tuesday and Wed :
nesdny OF this week
DR.. Samuel Glover. OF HownrdsviIle. Al
Denarie County. visited his brother. Or
ferkinF Clover. IN his home here on Tues
cay o, ms week. returning to Howarde-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
iVOR

Especial to The Times Dispa tchl
lvor. Va. March i5.-Miss Louise Rearns
spent q few days here last week
Joe Bell, OF Wakefield. who was recent
visitor at his parental home here. has re-
turned home
Shelly Doles. of Norfolk. spent Sunday
in town.
Miss Minnie May Boswick. who has been
visiting friends here. has returned to Nor
folk.
Miss Lizzie Ballard is visiting Mrs "a l.
Gale,
Miss Anna Taylor is visiting in New
York
Miss Saliie Holmes was In town recently.
Mrs Nancy Lane is visiting In Ports
,,,s,fh