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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
NEWBERN

fSpeciai 10 The Times Dispatch
NcO,bsru * g. February s.-Mrs- NuDf"e
t,o-r.u charrnjngIv entertained a. beau
tiffi bridge luncheon On "Wednesday 49,
noon 1t her attractive home. on Johnson
rsvef.cviiie y. 9. Those enjoying Nj
rTov~iTs hospitality were: AsSdaiirS sol.-
fsrosdfcat 81 Fayetteville. y. {; -' wS,n
.-,io., rta~f- Wsrf. Francis Duhy- Nhhsn
f,,n- - Charles Petit. John Dunn Cna. =
f,urr, Mary Drake and Misses SADIE h"i-
is-fe- and Margaret sheppard
Tn. Eorfrsrhtiy Bridge Club was cHs-u-
i,sfx sr-srsnired TueSdsy afternoon ~
M. Eiraard Duffy at her hOspitaeie hon.
on Pollock street. Palms ana ,ern-
= ty-ofusion 81 i"ucuiiS. SttrsctfFcN %
tel tho house. Those present we're -
Lss,ss Tbo-l2S Warren. Edward 81
Hsrry Earks Raymond pollok "a 49,
J-srif. Frank Hyrran. y iliiar- Hand h~Try
% T~rsu. r.. MARI Sf-r~nS"fl ''ris.
f,rru Tom Iivms4 and Bas.is Nancy .,
Missouri; Ssrs Corgdon. Laura hngnt-
-. stewart, Nellie Dunn. 81 Phi'aoe pnia :
J.it. Ehor,. % u.iifar. y. C.. sr dhSr-
--,,.sss, afternoon q, her hone on E~st
rro-. street Mrs.. r.s--y ,. Moore cn@rni-
ir~f. ~rforfafn~a f~- frten1s - arcityn
t.-s,s Nr~f.nir~ - S~uth Bsfhieheni. "a.
r,aIrr afternoon 80 hSr ~i~ssrt h"fn~
o., Ts-rad Street. NJ. o-er y. ou'9r -.
te-f-irsd NJ ore - fse lsrEeSt sra 49,
....,si,gi r.-a psrfs~s ever efr~r n this
.itr ~ cs'er zchefue = green srf VIII
- srr--sI 81 IN fts lively d~c"T1t,yns-
= .-asre carnations. raf-s. ferns arc ctn-r
~a-~..s -srs rffrsetfveiy arranged. On -
-f--f the guests w~re invited mt ~ ~
80. 800 rhsrc ~efres niur ptrfh wst
-.-,.I Nrs fstn Dunn and Ass, FtrS
f.,t,.. rresi,iel over the beautifully ID
,..f.,--d pun,h table. veich Wa c-C"rs ="
Zen .-bfss srrr~f lort elu ferrs NeiNriiAt
......t. ff,re she rgezrS names for M
80 t-rfax~ sane After fh~ sane
T.f..ts1a So rorrr- Nee s1rS~l- t"9elr-f
~ftt "a irfs. IN ne r~frerho~nts. - -.
a. In ne lecortiipns TIC sgier ~
= ..,rf.a ..,r, Hiss Nile. - raifituor'
:. ,i.i.sne guest sas preseefed - a
Handsome bouquet - carnet."ns ans .s,f
49, &C. 49,. voted ore - ne most -
is.xsnfs - to seasgr
-. a-~ts.n Brsrrs c1as ~ss rsysiiy er-
terfai--d T-eslay evsrir< ~ hts- -.
- r.r,ss r.~yaa. % rt6dis street.
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RADF0RD

iSpeclai 20 The Times Dispatch
I.t-ferd. "a. February s.-The Ausic Cleo
He'd ~ monthly program concert on sat
urday m the c!u5 hall Dainty refresh
;rcut~ we're served during the evening
Miss Everly Lyle returned home Monday
Tss ,,nt IRON sr n. pa. ,hrs. -ns ma
sr and SIR J. ". Flanagan ard little
laurhs-r. Beulah. and Miss Hzckts fngies
Dr j. j. Aott left this week for New
York
Mr.. J. r x cowan. Of white Thorn.
let Tuesday Coz Norfolk where she spent
Mrs. Rece Edraondson entertained Sthe
Ladies AID Society 81 the Presbyterian
Church Wednesday afternoon Refresh
inents were served by the hostess. assisted
tn.
Nj and Mrs Gordan Roberts spent Tues
day IN Wy;heriile
Mrs Lucy : Au1nen left Thursday for
her home in Salem. after eisitirs her sis
tcr Mrs. = q. suiia-d
Miss Margaret Troitnger has returned to
n-r home. Meadow Sreez.' after visiting
Miss Hackis Ingies
Mr. ana Mrs. william Longley. who have
been visiting In Pulaski are the guests o:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert :. Jordan
SIR Dick OF Richmond. spent the week
end with MS wife. who Is visiting her
mother. hrS. Ecriey
The women Of the Episcopal Church held
a pan cake pa-tS Tuesday evening At the
rome of CCIoncl J. n K~uder;iue. on Sec
one Street. Music vas Beautifully rendered
i,v Mrs.. Fuqus Airs Nnhliu. Mrs I :
wri-5t AZ S-isi,r-. sis Anna easel
r: : Jones and 7. 2 Faur-ia. I1ny greTts
Mrs " 4 Zinmerrnau u-l spend ncx:
week in Biaeaeic. ". ".
= talent money supper zas held ias,
Friday nigh, n the West End Hotel by
Mr. W 4: Dcip. Mr. ,; II yyhitrpore
son Th- psrior and halls were attrac,ir--
IS decorated IN red and white
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Special TO The Times Dispatch
Lexington. Va February S-slss Eliza :
beth Preston. Of Richmond. Is the guest OF
Miss Lucy Patton In limits
Lir~ II. ". T. ESln. wife OF the PROF
or military science has returned 10 Ley
Inetou aft~r an extended visit 20 her moth
Or IN Loudou County
colonel and Mrs. Hunter Pendleton spen,
several DAYS in Charlottesville visiting Ars-
repdIaton'- father. Judge White
Miss Phoebe SatterHeld. II RicnInonc.
Who bas been the guest OF Colonel and .rs-
Mis-. for ,ne past few weeks. returned 70
nor home the latter part of the week
f,,rinK to the condition OF the parade
urourd. bait. non drill has been suspende's
fo- .ou,s TIM For the pass two weeks
ali Of the companies have been having the
rough Instruction In gallery prdetice unae'
CAPTAIN Snidow. with the Tea iibre TiHe'
4 sfs- y iIich they are pat on tne taFsf'
rsnr, for a careful! tryout- The Work on
the range l. under the direct supef SO"
Of Colonel EgIIn. the army detail me
cadets In the hrs, aid detail have been nav
;ng instruction ceilv under Captain AndeF-
snn with occasional lectures by the pos'
surgeon. Dr. McCluDg. Butts Mannsl IL
held on Tuesdays under Captain foaSce-
A. soon a. the weather opens up mite,
work on battalion drill will be nesun Al
once 10 as 70 get The corps into g""c
shane for the inauguration parade
gtxs Taliarerro. of Baltimore was me
nest of Colonel and MS Mallory during
Miss Nichols. of Petersburg. was the guest
AZ Headquarters during the recent noPs.
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Gray Hair Restored
This simple Home R~uedy Dsrkens
"a beautifully.

There 10 10 longer any reason vhy
Aay person with gray hair should not
r-rove this annoying sign % sg- and
remsin IN the Misunderstanding class.
ana the best part 81 \ Is that ore
does not have 20 dep~nd upon the pre-
pared dyrs and stains TO bring about
the desired change. simple prep
aration which gradually dsrkcas gray
hair. msking u soft and elossy and
perfectly natural Ia coior and a7pesr-
anse. can h. nsad~ from a. ounc~ ~
bay rura. a quarter oance az Elycrrine
sus q smsn hon % Isareo conpoand.
procurohI. 81 any frug store. Dis
solve The Rarbo Compound In 7 onnces
81 water, sh-n asd TIE hay run >a1
glycsrine. snf you VII have = rpl>o-
ala ha4r asrEencr. - vel - en- 80
ceIient remedy Cor aacayur ana ctf>~
humers % he scalp. u also acts -
tonic t. the hair fofiieieA n ne
sticky. does rot rub ef - cctcr tn
sc.lp. sns .. beth rseap asa h>uA{v
satisfactory IN sverv va. Nck- suro
zen arr es;tlas Bsroc conp>oHt. ~
me ssugssss hasn't u - s<cc4 -
Mn - set a fs= yso-~Aav>-'ts>~e@k
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SMITHFiELO

snitnaeid Va. February s.-NiSs Violet
Norfieet Lawson entertained her cara Siuo
very charIuingly on FRIDAY evening; Sin
hand euchre was played. Miss Minnie p
Boykin won the first woman's prize. a pair
Of silk hose. The ennis prize pair OF Siih
socks. was won by Jack Barrow. Mss Ant,io
cole made the largest number OF lone hands.
and was presented with picture Inc
quests prize. a buttonlere- was won py Aifs
Frank Moody. Those playing Were nlsses
Frank Underwood. Louise GOWN t.isoy :
Cofe- Anna Chalmers May Bergen. minnie
Boykin. Merle Snyder. BOothe Bland. BESSIE
Marshall. Grace Goodrich, y@ne,'e a.
ME Cole Of Norfolk. George Barrow. Mes
James Frank u. simpson. J. Waiter St"i.'
Mo.lle Chalmers. Rylana Chapman. T. =.
BROCK Frank MOODY. J. G Wilson J. u
Orsy. ". C. Bunkley. J. T. C5viing- Frank
fs.rryman. J. NJ. Chapman. J. Z. Warren J.
wassr.y Thomas y. r Young. = Barrow.
= N Williams. DR. Rea Parker. Hunter Jor-
ian. william Land Harry Folk, Jack Bar
row. David Rsvis. - -
the ~xsr-isd Ladies' Bridge Club" on Tues
dsy. The club prize, msyonnsise disn.
va. won b. Mrs.. r. n Cofer. Miss Minnie
Bevsin won the guests prize hsadkcr-
chief hsx. Those enjoying Mrs. Williams :
bssRifaiity we're Mexdsfncs ?. r. sin pson.
l. Walter ststt. Moiii, Chslraers. Ry land
chapman. Prank Moody, J. q. Wilson. x r
Baykin- J, y. Gray. ". q. Hunkley. ). l.
CeuiiRg Z. "a. Chapman. J. p warren =
Wavcriy Thomas. y. 2. YouEE; I. y Jones'
= ~ Cofsr. r. Barrow. Misses Frank Under
wee.l Minnie fay KIN. Bocths Bland. Bessie
MARSHALL Etefty wright George Barrow
Elise Young, Annie Gale snd Violet Law son
~ PRANK Underwood has returned from
Chf.rchiau,., wnerc she va the gucs- of MI
Percy Trotra-u.
aey. snd Nrs Daniel T. merritt have re-
turned from 80 extended bridal trip 20 Palm
beach aad cGrs.
Me- k.l-ert =. Nicholson has returned %
ser home IN Winsser after visiting her par
eats NJ. and afrs. n. y. ca.
Nr, azd Mrs.. 4. n Jcroan entertained tne
''rhatesu~zrs trss<' On TucHdsr ereutnr
sNtater1' Tas~ vac read ~ he class
Nrz j. =. Warren estsVair~yi very dciEht-
faiiy "a "auetien' ~ SNfurfay ~veninE NJ
D. ~ Chapman made tke hifhest sccre $40
uaa presented with an enhrnllsird "eiet.
Nrs }. "a. Ntizan Won tte s~~ond Prise. ME-
Warrta's guests we're Ne-da in-- i. ". Chsr
saza. J. u. Orsr, a. o. E~yfin. ;. =. WISH
rrank Moadr = ~ Warren 7 n. @ours.
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their new brick residence near the public
school building.
Mrs b. z RhOads entertained on Tues
dav afternoon with a delightful bridge party
Mrs. Rhoads was assisted in receiving by
Misses Sarah Cochran and Caroline RhOads
BouquetS 81 red Killarney roses were pre-
scented to Mrs. Karl StO-hr- having the hlsh-
est score. and Mrs Lewis 7. winston nav
ing the lowest Delicious refreshments. con-
sisting OF chicken salad. potato chips. sand
w.ches. olives fruit. ice cake and conee-
were served. Mrs Rhoads's guests We're:
Mesdames I'll L. Fox. r. l. Parks. g. u.
Southwark. {. G. Cochran. c. l. Nash. W X
Peck r. r. AlsoveT. l.. T Winston. J. n
Stoehr D.. y. Savers. c. r. Bianton and
Coles Rucker: Misses Margaret Bulletts
Madge pingess and Sarah Cochran
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ORDER OF EXERCISES
At GETTYSBURG IN JULY

he een.sas.-.cn appointed y maxi
.rransenssnts for TIC cncauip,ncn. y,
,.sff,-e,,r.r NEXT JUN % tc.cre 'tvit
,.-., .-s.@,-.os ~ mark The nfti-fh an
ri,.erssrv 81 the great battle there has
.,,c ce-sea shst the pubtic exerClscs
5urfng the reunion shall oe ~ tne foi-
re- ST. dAS viii 10 known ss Vet
sraee' raw. All surviving soldiers OF
ne civil War. North and south, sre
requested - take part rs mvlteo
~..~,aer. in -t.nief 80 the Grand Army
az the Republic and Of The United
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
W0MANS IDEAL LAXATIVE IS
DELICIOUS "SYRUP OF FIGS
Gently your liver and feet bowels without
eripe or nausea-Ends headache bihousness gastritis
and constipation.

ing when the sour bile. clogged w
waste and poiSc matter have oeeu
gently but tho hly moved on ana
cut OF your system. without nausea
crtpiuz or weakness Your head viii
be clear. complexion rosy. breath sweet.
stomach regulated. no more conztipa
ton. eases. pains and aches.
10 is simply a matter or keeping
your stomach. liver and bowels clean
ard regular. Then You viii always be
welI-ai~avs look and feel your best.
Eut get the genuine the old reli-
able Ask your druggist FOR syrup
Of Figs and Elixir or SIENNA Refuse.
with contempt. the so-cSlioe FIG Syr-
ups sometimes substituted to TOOL YOU.
the true genuine. bears the name
California Fix syrup Company look
for this on the iabel-Advertiseme
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BEDFORD CITY
SPECIAL 70 me Tiures-Dispatrh ]

Special 20 Ire Times DfSr@trhl
FJ.sford tits. Va. February S-sffs-es
jamie Carpenter and Isabel Ewar, are
GUESTS Of Mrs Robcrt W:thers In bex;rg
fn-. -h~-e tisey attended dsrces si-en At
the wxxisinrtori and Lee Un;ver-i.s sre the
virginia Military institute.
Fhe Fo-ty-tuo club. which has net met
for several weeks. WIS defsehtfulis enter
t-sred at the hofne IF Hrs. :. = BrsZc1i;
on Bedford Avenue TUESDAY sfter noon.
Mrs. X y Hawkins was eSlfee 20 Loci
Nv tn illness Of he- daughter. Mrs.. NJ
Mes'h-~n~y. wife =. The Presbyterian min
iSeer st that place.
Charles MOST. superintendent az the
Fils~' Home. gave a birthday entertainment
IN Friday night 80 last week. Necei ana
in~tsnyne-tzi fauSie delighted the csd men.
who made short taikS. voiciug sheIr thanks
- the popular superintendent Miss NH
grcd Kelly and Miss fiis James fende;cd
s,rre beautiful sefes. accompanied hy Ai-s
Nan Griffin on tke Pian~. EelTe<hfs ~ e
--e-e served after whfet there was an N
prompts dance ~ ere -ersoE people
sef.a Hurt end fznry. vhs hsve been
guests 81 Ms. Hurt's SISTER. Mrs bdWsrS
E-k-. are making preparations - move
- Norfolk
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COLUMBIA


rSseesai - To firrs- Dispatch
cefnrahia. Va Fcrraary s-Nisses louise
<.sffon end Lop.s- Rovtes. - EichmDn1.
epenf several oays this reek - The sseefs
~ ,r,-s r.u.v Hosi,y. - fhis pisc-
a. 80 Nj y " co~b~rd 1T Thurs
- -. ff.rrt-~rtu-s. uhe-s they eii Ni~it
~ eir go " y Correrd. y
rresffo ptrfarfson ~ re- days aro
fsr Rlshnend. Where - -" e"~-s~ ,"
ts.eiure~ - -. .-s.
Niss zennis Haehss. she hss ren ris.t
t.r ~ ssr~nfs here. hes retprnea =" hich
- rsn,~v cosby r~trrned Frfdsy from
rr-~rtsonburs snd I3cEnond
~ .r6 wrs a v Eer1nar haze nc 80
70 Coluu,his. and ere no. oSeyp1es
$500 r~~enrfr vacated - Hrs- n W
n =. willard Of Kichmsnd. made q shor'
~1ssf 20 ti~ Family here recently
>. slror cabsiL ~ho q sD>c6isr the
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SALEM

Salem. Va February S-Asss Beauty
Rowles was ohstcSs OF - small hive-h hundred
sion of thepsrty last Tuesday afternoon Al
the conclusion % the game salad course
was served
Mrs o. L Stes-nes entertained a number
OF friends dve-hu5drcd Tuesday after
noon al her home on High Street Toose
present were MesGsmeS ". r Cross v. T.
Younger j. H.. Chapman O. ID. Oakley J.
: Derrfnger f. NJ worden. A. T. McCiunE.
George Kelly NJ G. McClung W. W. Nc
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winter in Richmond. visited his country
home Point Of Fork. this week.
The minstrel snow given by the Young
people Of the town for the peneht OF Tue
street iixhts on Monday night was dc
cided success quite neat sum was rear
ized Those taking part were; Misses Lucy
~or Tornasia Cowherd, Theima Amos.
Frances Hodgson. Nellie PAYNE and MIS-
Everett Mostly. ana George HDckstep. Pan
Mill Hodgson Vivian Moshy, sea- Binford-
Baker and Everett Mosby.
As vet there only two candidates for
the Legislature from the counties OF riu-
vsnna and Cioochland. z. T. Hughes. OF
Wilmington. and Captain c G. Suead. 81
Fork Union. Others may enter she neic
later on.
Tuesday evening in honor OF Mss 1rina
Robinson Of Fayetteville. " Va Miss
Eliza beth Richardson won the ianies 'vP
sro-e and Dabn-y COSBY. the mems At
a late hour delicious refreshments were
ser 81
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Confederate Veterans. but the United
states nag alone will appear in line
Chief of staff to Command

Confederate Veterans. but the United
states nag alone will appear in line
Chief of staff to Command
The second day will be known as
Military DAY. and be under the com
;nand of the chief of staff of the
United states Army. Special decach-
lDents of each branch of the army. TO
be detailed by the Secretary of War:
Guard of the States Will take par--
Each command is TO have a military
band. and the eVolutions or the day
VIII be determined by the commission
Ill consultation with the army officers
in command.
The third day will be known as Civic
Day. and will be under the personal
supervision of the Governor of Penn
syivania. The participants will be the
Governors of the various States, their
stars and t1e general public great
chorus of voices from the leading
choral societies of the country. sup
ported by the military bands. Will fur
nish the music. Exercises will be held
morning, afternoon and evening In the
-OStrum. Appropriate orattons VIII -
delivered at the earlier services and .
sermon in the evening.
known ~ National Day.
The fourth day will be . know9 as as
Supreme Court will preside. and the
President Nice-President the Cabinet.
the justices OF the Supreme Court the
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives and the congressional committees
VII be the guests of honor
At 10 O'Clock A NJ a great mass
meeting will he held at the rostruu.
at which prayer will be offered, sing
ing by the chorus and the people. and
an Grafton by the President of tbs
United States. At noon the corner
stone of the Peace men orisl will be
laid bv the President with appropriate
exercises
As the average age OF the 10000
veterans who Will camp on the historic
field for three days Is about seventy
''vo years, extra provision VIII be
made for cneir care and physical COM
fort About 240 acres OF land around
the battlefield have been leased for the
erection o. thousands Of tents 20 be
provided by the government
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PINEHURST

.s.aciai 10 TIE Ttns<s-Dtsrztch-i
....sp-~s - r r<hrzuary s.-rntsrs~t IN
1870, r.l.rs T. car1rfburfnx d<llxtfful
rsrf 10 safdoer rf< hers- sr1 TIE rsre~r
-. <rs..r fi.-(r daily ride e urn<l2ily arg
: - - r.or< e1fnuraEfr d<sctt~s r<tnx
49, -t.ss- Rcd. clara Rcd Else.nr Rel
xrsL = 4 s-srro- az EsseklyE; NJ. zsd Hrs-
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SOCIETY,".


CONTINUED From Second Page)
TO Norfolk, after weeks visit in
Richmond.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell is spending sew
eral weeks in Florida.
Mrs Lester Franklin Carter, Mrs.
william Lacy Carpenter and Miss Elise
Hoge Burke spent last wee@ IN ola
Point.
Mrs II. J. Garnett and daughter are
spending the weekend with Mrs. j.
) Carpenter. in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. W. L. Carpenter and Miss Elise
Burke are the guests Of Mrs. Leslie
carter in New York. Later Miss Burke
viii visit friends IN Buffalo.
Miss Claire Tinsley is visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. e. Miller in Hunting
ton, ". Va.
Miss Caughey has returned 10 her
home ina Baltimore. after spcD ling sew
eral weeks ia Richmond.
Miss Jessie Aicslinn. of Grove Avenue.
is visiting friends in North Carolina.
Mrs J. -. Ellis has returned to her
home in Yancey.
Or Horsley has returned from =
brief visit 10 Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Richard Chsfhn has returned 10
her home here. after Il visit TO relatives
ia West Virginia.
Mrs. h. b. Valentine Is SPENDING some
time Ia Lynchburg.
Mrs. lie Grand Sexter. OF washing
ton. who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Henry Rountree. on Park Avenue, has
returned TO her heIn~.
Charles AZ Harley - still critically
ia a has hsine. Jls Nsrth rifth Street
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Mrs. Lester Franklin Carter, Mrs.
william Lacy Carpenter and Miss Elise
Hoge Burke spent last weeA IN ola
Point.
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Mrs Il. J. Garnett and daughter are
spending the weekend with Mrs. J.
5 Carpenter. in Fredericksburg.
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Mrs. b. u. Valentine Is spending som
time Ia Lynchburg
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Mrs. Richard Chsfhn has returned Il
her home here. after visit to relative
la West Virginia
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Mrs. lie Grand Sexter. OF Washing
ton. who has been the guest OF Mrs
Henry Rountree. on Park Avenue, has
returned 10 her heIn~.
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Mrs. Hugh Campbell is spending sew
eral weeks in Florida.
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Dr. Horsley has returned from
brief visit 10 Fredericksburg.
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Mrs W. l.. Carpenter AID Miss Elise
Burke are the guests Of Mrs. Leslie
carter in New York. Later Miss Burke
Will visit friends IA Buffalo.
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ttOHtinutu FTVH otCVHu I-tEe.J
TO Norfolk, after weeks visit in
Richmond
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Charles n Hapley Is still critically
IA Il his heine. 5ls North rlifth Street
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-14
WORK At THE 0REANO
VERY ENCOURAGING
FACE OF LOWER TUNNEL LOOKS
GOOD, AND Is FAVORABLE
TO ORE.

High up near the Canyon inc Mic
divide, on the Canyon creek side,
north of the Standard Mammoth
ground, is the Oreano group just
now results of work in progress are
giving much encouragement to the
resident stockholders of the company
owning it, Recently a contract was
let for extension Of the lower tunnel
A well defined ledge is being followed
There is a strong tale streak on the
wall being followed and there is min
eralized quartz In the face, all of
which looks favorable to the approach
of an ore shoot
The lower tunnel is not yet under
the ore encountered above, and viii
not be for considerable distance
further but there is quite likely to be
another ore shoot further east on the
ledge
The present tunnel is 3l5 feet be
low the upper one, and when under
the ore above viii be about 700 feet
perpendicular below the surface The
surface groupings of iron and quar-
are strong and thoroughly character
istc Of the camp. The locality in
which the Oreano is situated Is un-
excelled. The Burke producers are on
the southeast, the Hummingbird east,
the Standard Mammoth southwest. the
Greenhill- Cleveland and Tamarack-
Custer north and northwest.
If upper development should justify
it there is possible tunnel depth
from the Canyon creek level of as
much as 1000 feet. This has been the
ultimate development of Canyon creek
mines.
The stock of the company Is qui'e
widely scattered. Much Of 1t Is heid
by Wallace and Canyon creek parties
The largest outside holdings are by
residents of Manchester, n. IA.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-14
THE SUNSET.

Sinking an additional 200 feet on
the Sunset is rapidly going ahead
This will be continued till a dep1h
of 400 feet Is reached and 1t Will pe
necessary to crosscut to the ledge
from which point there will no doubt
be more or less drifting east ana
west on the ledge. It Is said the
strike of the big ore shoot is clearly
toward the west and that 1t was fol-
lowed close to the west end line II
the Sunset While few details Of the
ore body developed have been given
out it is known that very large
body of marketable ore was proved
and that the management and owner
of the property were well satisfied
with results.
Senator Clark did not go abroad. as
announced some weeks ago He is
expected to visit the Coeur dAlenrs
early In September.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-14
RAY.JEFFERSON

Dan McGrath came over few days
ago from the Ray jefferson, en- Car
bon creek, in the Sunset country to
the development of which he Is o'evot-
ing much of his time, with most sat
isfactory results. He has been fol-
lowing shoot Of ore on the north
ledge, on the ground formerly known
as the Mountain Goat, but now a part
of the Ray-Jefferson group. Deeper
development is contemplated and will
be undertaken later.
Mr. McGrath has splendid mining in
terests in the Beaver creek PORTO Of
Sunset also. He Is in close touch with
practically all the development OF the
Sunset district, has been a firm be
lever in 1t for years and is daily gee
ing his judgment confirmed as the
work progresses. ~