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Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
JAMES L. AIRHEART.

James L. Airheart, one OF the we'll
Known residents of Great Bend, died
at his home in this city Monday af,
ternOon after a lingering illness Of
several months. MIR. Airheart was
aged As years, 2 months and 10 days.
He had been a sufferer from diabe-
tes for several years and for the last
month had been in a critical condi~
ton and his death was not unexpec-
ted. He had been a resident Of this
county the greater part Of his life
coming here with the family in 1876.
In June, 1910, he was united in mar
riage to Margaret Lucas, who with
two children survives him. Besides
these he leaves to mourn his mother,
two brothers, Sam of this city, and
Will, of Canton o., and two sisters,
Mrs. Charles Spall and Miss TenOes-
see Airheart, of this city, and also
two bafbrotbers, S. A. Ruble, Ot
this city, and John Ruble of Red
Wing. For several years past he has
been employed the greater part Of
the time as foreman at the Hume
mill. He was an honest and indus
trious citizen who had many warm
friends, and he was highly esteemed
by all who knew him.
Funeral services were he'd at the
M. E. church Wednesday afternoon,
and burial made in the Great Bend
cemetery. The many friends Of the
family tended their sympathy i'm the
time Ot their great trouble.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
HESTER.

Miss Carrie Marie Hester and Mr..
Archie Boyle were united in marriage
at the home of the bride g rather,
John Hester, in this city, Sunday, at
6 O'Clock, by Rev, q. Moore, OF the
Christian church, Only a few were
present to witness the ceremony.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle are we'll
known and popular among their
many friends in this part Of the coun'
ty and the Dispatch joins in extend
ing them best wishes for a happy ant
prosperous welded Ehe. They will
make their home on Mr.. BOyle's farm
near 0lmitz.-Hoisdngton DispOtch.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03

Joe Komarek motorcycled up from
ELinwoOd last Friday for a short Wis
1t with Great Bend friends.
John Heueisen was in from south.
west of town Friday to attend the
exercises at st. Mary's Convent and
to look after business matters and
for a visit with friends.
Ed Sterling and daughter, Miss El
sic Kipp, Oh Everett and Lease Lang.
ford autoed down from Heizer i'm the
latter's car Saturday for a visit with
their many Great Bend friends and or
a shopping trip.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
10 The PUBLIC.

AZ your candidate for reelection tc
the office Of Mayor Of the City Of
Gneat Bend, Kansas, and in reply
10 statements which have been cir
culated and published, permit me to
BtsEA that 1t does not become neces-
Bary Tor me to relate what position !
viii take and what action l may do,
q reelected as your mayor. Nor, is
Il necessary for me to state what my
position is on the proposition of the
extension Of the present franchise of
the Great Bend Electric Light and
Water Co., nor need l inform you
that the motive behind the opposition
70 me b this very company, for
there is not citizen in Great Bend
INT Swho knows the position which
have taken in trying to protect the
intereets Of the people and tan pay.
evs against such corporations.
Neither is it neeesssry for me to
haze Bankers or Lawyers to verify
any statements which 1 make as ev-
cry citizen and voter knows that
can stand for the rule land will Of
the people and not the domination
Of the Gity by any special or selfish
Haterests.
During the 10 months in whieh ]
have served you in the position d
Mayor Of this city, l have taken nc
official step or action which I am
ashamed of or from which 1 need tc
change, or need I say to you that ]
am going to do better I'M the fu
ture than l have IN the past.
stand solely upon my record.
Yours for same, economical AND
efficient administration, o
D. C. LUSE.
Mayor OF. Crest Bend City.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03

Ben Miller, Of southeast Of town
was a business visitor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Seibert and
family autoed In from Dundee Satur.
day to look after business matters
here and for a visit with friends
Leonard Weber was up from ElIirS
wood last Saturday on a. little bust.
ness trip and for a visit with Great
Bend relatives and friends. He IL
thinking of going to Oregon this sum.
mer to look over the country and 4
he finds anything that suits hing win
probably locate there.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
WILLIAM P. CONE, Plaintiff,

w A1AA@AHA4h SS%NGg
VS.. No. S009
RUFUS CONE, ct al, Defendants,
By virtue Of an order OF Sale Is
sued to me, out of said District Court
in the above entitled action, l will,
on Monday, the 9th day Of April, A.
D., 1914, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Of said
day, at the west front door Of the
Court House in the City Of Great
Bend, in the County Of Barton, in
the State of Kansas, offer at public
sale the entire Block Thirty-Two (S2)
in The Arkansas Valley Town Co. Ad-
dition to the City of Great Bend,
Kansas, and will sell the same to the
highest and best bidder, for cash in
hand, provided the said bid exceeds
two-thirds Of the valuation placed on
the said real property by the Com
missioners in their report in this
case. Said property to be sold for
division among the parties to this &C.
tion and as commanded by the said
1 order Of sale. w. NJ. BROWN,
Sheriff Of Barton County, Kansas,
JAMES W. CLARKE, Plaintiffs At
torney.
First published in the Barton Coun;
ty Democrat March q, 1914.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
At THE PALACE THEATRE.

Next Tuesday night Charks Dele
vuk, Of Wichita, and Jack Wood who
has been making this city his head
quarters for the past few months,
are matched in a handicap wrestling
match in which DeleVuk agrees to
throw Wood twice in one hour. This
viii be one of the most interesting
matches ever staged in the city and
every fan i'm Barton county should
be ON hand for the bout. Deleuk is
not stranger to the fans Of Great
Bend as he has had several matches
here in the past. He is considered
one of the best men in the state and
holds sevral championships. Wood
is considered the best man in the
state for his size and weight and is
as fast as they make them. There
is no question but what this match
will be fast from the very start as
Wood is fast and clever and knows
the game, and IN order for Delevuk
to win he will have to pin Wood to
the mat twice In am hour and some
of the live ones do not think that
he can do the trick. Come out and
see this match and see some real fast
wrestling. Don't forget the place
and the date. Palace Theatre, Tues
day night, April 7th
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
NEW PALACE YHEATRE.

W." wish to announce to the public
that we have baasd the Palace Thea,
tre IN Great Bend and viii omen to
the the pubic Friday afternoon. Apr.
Srd. We have secured the services
Of the Universal Circuit Of Denver.
Colo, and will show only the highest
class Of motion pictures.
The Palace will be open evey at.
temoou and evening; the afternoon
matinees viii start at 3 O'Clock and
the evening shows at 7:SO, We will
put on three shows each night.
|. We ask you TO come and see these
pictures as the Universal people uro.
duce only the best films that can
be made. T. G. TRIP, Mgr.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03

County Commissioner Ralph Gates,
of Stafford county, was here from his
home near Seward Monday ON a bus
mess trip and for a visit with Great
Bend friends.
Miss Lydia Pratt is at home again
after undergoing am operation at the
hospital few weeks ago. She is
getting along in good shape and is
able to be up and around.
George DeWa3d, who has been in
Missouri the most of the winter, is
here again and will probably remain
through the, summer if work in the
building line opens up.
Mrs. H. c. Diffenbacher who has
been living at Donaldson, Ind, since
the death of her husband some time
ago, returned to Great Bend last
week and has gone to housekeeping
on East Park Avenue.
Mrs. Ed Wood left Saturday for
a short visit with friends in Dodge
CITY while ON her way to her home
in Colorado after a visit Of, a few
weeks with relatives and friends in
this city.
Mrs. R. c. McMulIen came up from
Stafford the first of the week for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. H. J.
Remmet and family. She reports
that they like their new home in
Stafford fine and are getting along
nicely.
Miss Ruth Pascoe was taken t.
the hospital the first Of the weet
for an operation for the removal d
her tonsils. She has been sick the
greater part Of the winter and was
Just recovering from an attack d
pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Koehler, Of nortf
OF Ellinwood, were IN the city las
Friday to attend the early morning
exercises at st; Mary's Convent END
for a little visit with Great Bend
friends.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03

Col. Will OFT was down from Heizei
Saturday for visit with Great Bend
friends and to attend to business mat.
ters.
Mrs. Paul Andreae and daughter Of
Ellinwood, autoed up Tuesday on a
little shopping trip and for a visit
with their many Great Bend friends.
Rob Kerr, who has been living al
Dodge City for several months past
has returned to Great Bend and is
employed at the Great Bend Botthng
Works.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03

Rev. Duckwitz was a visitor from
Albert Saturday.
Elmer Brown came home from the
school at Ma@hattan last week for a
visit Ofoa few days with home folks,
Sheriff Brown and family.
Mrs. E. o. Wagner and Mrs. Mel.
aOneR Robinson we're up from EIlin-
wood Wednesday ON a shopping triE
. end for visit with friends.
Miss Florence Poole, Rev. C. Wood
ward. Frank Richardson and Franl
Webs are new subscribers added tt
che Democrat list this week.
Miss blanche Franklin left Satur
day TOR her home in EmpOr.a aftet
q visit Of several days here with hel
sister, Mrs. Earl Smith and family.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
PUBLIC STATEMENT.

A story has gained cigculatim over
town that l told the paving, OOutraR.
tor. Mr.. Ramsey, that s1.5O per day
was enough to pay for labor. Such
statement is untrue and false. Mr.
Ramsey asked me what the city paid
and replied to him that It was 81
per day. Mr.. Ramsey ,WHl tell yor
the same and will youch for thit
statement.
DC. LUsE, Mayor.
J. R. RAMSEY, Contractor.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
BIG DEMAND FOR THEIR STOCK

Harve Ewing was in town early Fri
day morning so as to express a fine
spotted Shetland stallion to T. Sharcb
at Hutchinson. HarVe did not realize
it was so cold until he had gotten
started. but found a fire was a nigh.
ty good thing to back up against
when he arrived in the city. The
Ewing Bros. have been having a fine
demand for their horse stock this
spring, and they sdll have four fine
animals for sale out at the farm yet.
-Pawnee Rock Herald.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03

The Eberwine property in Albert
win be sold to the highest bidder Ia
RGaled bids. Subject to $625 mort
gage. All offers subject to owners
appeoval, and must be madlad not lat
e ttam April 10th to W. A. Reinecke
Heller, Kansas. 1t
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
bic PLUME GALE.

A Big 1t q Plumes. al At Hal
Price for two days only, Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. W. H. EadeY.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
FOR SALE.

Eggs from selected flock Of fine
colored R. l. Reds; also Barred Ply.
mouth Rocks. Frank Richardson.
Sunnyside Place, Phone 469 Red.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03

Amos Wilson, one Of the popular
mail carriers out Of 0lmitz, is max
ing preparations to erect fine new
home IN that city, and work on the
same win start in a short time John
Walters, Of this city, wiz assist in
the construction.
Trustee R. E. Mauler was down
from Olmitz on a business trip and
visit last Friday and reports every.
thing lovely up IN that part Of the
world. He is getting along pretty
wen at the work Of assessing Walnut
township and win have the work al
completed n a short time.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
sHERIFFs's SALE.

In The District Court OF The goth Ju-
dicial District, Sitting In and For
The County OF Barton In the State
OF Kansas.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-03
ALBERT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Mayor OF. Crest Bend City.
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WILLIAM SBURG


Especial TO Tho Times DispatchI
Williamsburg. Va. March os-Mrs. John
l.. Mercer and daughter. Miss Jean. have
returned from jacksonville Fla. where
i H.. spcnt the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
Mr., Mrs Mary T. Wilson, OF Lebanon. o.. ar
rived mere on Wednesday 10 visit her
daughter Mrs f. H. Ball. Mrs Wilson
viii leave on SUNDAY FOR Washington d g
-, J.. j. Stubs. JE.. of the John Marshal
iiSh Schoo! faculty, Of Richmond sncnt
Swm na here Win his parents Dr.. and
;, Nj and Mrs. J. Merrill Blanchard. Of
baltimore arc visiting Mrs Blanchard.s
mother. Mrs. Tinbcrlake MIR Ri.uchara
WI" Is IN III health is slightly Improved
Ehri b. Thomas. OF the New York Press
mas been spending the past week in vii.
,iamsbufs Mr.. Thomas graduated ct vii
nan, ,,., ana Mary last June, and was a very
popular and br!lian; student
Nrs. j. III. Icath ana children of Newnort
News returned home The first of the week
after short visit 10 relatives here
Is e Barlow. of Amelia, is visiting his
ohuehter Mrs. l.. NJ Lee
MISS Margaret Maynard, OF Big!ers ia
visiting friends In Surry.
DR.. and Mrs. +. T. Gatewood of Toano
were ~ Williamsburg on THURSDAY
MISE Mary Ware Gait. Who is VISITING
t ,t., In New York, is not expected home
Till after Easter
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DURHAM

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Durham, y g. March 2s-Mrs. A. H.
stokes was hostess 20 the Up-to- Date Club
IN Thursday afternoon at her home on
with exquisite roses and carnations. and
presented beautiful Tho subject
under discussion was 'London-Its CEli-
ness and Charms: Social Life and Gus
loom q. {. White read paper on tho
SUBJECT four-course luncheon was
served. Jonauilis were the table decora
tons and ices were served in jonquill
shapes.
; Thomson. formerly OF Orange. Va,
who has been a resident OF Durham for the
SATURDAY for Manassas. Va, where they
VIII reside.
Mrs E II Days, of Washington. d G.
who has been visiting in the city, has re-
turned home.
Miss Bertha Floyd. OF Ashevin., who has
10 Raleigh
Miss Sudic Taylor has returned from a
visit 10 Richmond.
Miss Mary Todd has returned TO her home
in Tarboio
Miss Carrie Fletcher has returned from n
visit to High Point. '' ="
MIR, r T. Morton has gone on visit
Miss Beulah Zones has gone TO Raleigh.
where she viii spend several days with
Miss Emily Clay.
Miss Mamie Turner OF High Point, visit.
ing in Durham the pas, week. has gone to
Raleigh. ~
Miss Bessie Whitaker has returned from
visit 10 Charlotte.
MISS Julia smith, who has been visit
Mrs II. w. Cooper. OF Raleigh. wa. :,
Durham visitor Wednesday
Mrs Bernice Powell has gone 70 south
Boston. Va 10 visit friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
ALTAVISTA


Especial to The Times Dispatch.
A!tUNista va. March 2S.-Mrs. T. Y. Ell.
som entertained tho Thursday Embroidery
Club at It's last regular meeting. Those
present We're Mrs Emory Cundin Mrs
l., \ McHuichen. Ms McClaushcrity. Mrs
W Wilkinson. Mrs. ". q. Smith Mrs
'" j. bowman. Mrs !. 3. Bernard Mrs
T. 6. Vaughan. Mrs. j. Is. Harris Mrs
J. Is. Sale, Mrs. i. i. IIardison. Mrs r. /.
Cuinnoch Mrs. Cabiness, Miss Eva Nc
Cutch"n.
sir and Mrs. p. + Harlison. Mr. and Mrs
HicclaGgherity. Mr.. and Mrs. l. II Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. r ~ Haskns. Misses Flor.
ence Lane. Maggie Lane. Kate Wilkinson
Marietta liaskins. May lIuudley. Jack Lane
lti,hhrd short NJ. L. Ridge, G. A Jacobs
attended iho prr'ormanc. of "Evcrywo-
man at LynchliIig Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. I: l.. Cumnock entertained
at dinner on sunday DR.. Il. IL Bennett. o.
Lynchburs and Rev. and Mrs. j. L Laugh.
ton.
r. B. Harris LETT on Monday night for
Florida, and vii! DC absent about three
weeks.
Master a. G. Bell and his soverness. Miss
Lou Davis. arrived here Saturday from
Scottsvilc
Miss Belle Berger was entertained on
Sunday 10y Or. and Mrs W. .. Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29

IRON, TO o'clock by their president. Mrs
NJ. r. Lands at her home on Filth Street
III one OF the most delightful meetings OF
the season.
The Saturday Evening Club enjoyed an
evening at cards at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ID. 1.anghorne. on Fourth street.
North. on Saturday
The members OF the Methodist Church
gave Il social feature on Friday night M
the Sunday school room to the newly re-
cefed members a recent revival at the
ehureh resulted in a. large addition to the
membership roll and tho social was ar
ranged In their honor.
Mayor John T. Loving. one of the chief
clerks OF committees in the State Lcgisla-
ture, has returned from Richmond where
he spent the weeks during which that
body was in session.
airs G. j. Boutelle. OF New York has
arrived In tho city and will remain several
weeks. "
Rey Carl $; Matthews. pastor OF tho
Presbyterian Church, after a months vaca
ton spent at Richmond and other points
IN the South. returned home on Thurs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
f .lEE::CK,I..E.S
February and March Bring Out I'm.
slightly spots. How to Remove
Easily.

Tic woman with tender skin breads
Ecnruary and March because they ara
likely to cover her face with ugly
freckles No matter how thick her veil,
the sun and winds have "a strong ton.
dency TO make her frecklc.
Fortunately for her peace OF mind.
The recent discovery OF a new prescrip,
ton. othine--double strengih--makes IL
possible FOR even those most suscepti-
bio to frecklcs to keep their skin clear
ana white. No matter how stubborn a
case Of frecklca you have, the doubfa
strength othino ehould remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist and
Danish the freekles Money back isaf
Observation-Disclosures .,s1' g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
HoD to Look Years
Less Than Your Age

Tho most aged face Will look years
younger after the use Of ordinary merco-
lized wax for from ten days TO two weeks
This remarkable substance. because OF it's
peculiar nbsorptive power. actually removes
the thin veil of faded withc-sd outer
cuticie. little at tine Gradually the
fresher. more youthful skin underneath is
revealed: This absorption process being .
purely hyEienic one. an entirely natural
complexion is acqulred-quite different from
the artificial complexion. which appears
anything but girlsh. though often bearing
painful evidence or childlshness An ounce
of mercolized wax. obtainabie at any drug
store, Is sufficient to rcJuvenate any COM
pleXion. II IS put like cold cream at
bedtime. and removed mornings with warm
water.
To eradicate such age marks ms wrinkles
and burrows. make a wash lotion by dis
solving l or. powdered saxoiite In J., ut
witch hazel. This has wonderful astringent
and tonic properties 1t quickly effaces all
kinds of wrinkles. matter how caused
making the skin firm. smooth and young
Observation-Disclosures.
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Tilucs-D!spatch
Bristol Va. Harch -S-rhe seIni-inou TIL
meeting OF tho teachers institute OF Hris.
toll Va. Was held on Tuesday afternoon,
with al the teachers In attendance. and
t9l iehi''' schools ana others present az
visitors. Several interesting talks were
ma, made. and ne nrosram waH followed By
The Gibhon History Club was entertained
by Miss i.otue liobson on Monday after
noon. Tho members viii give their annual
social function later IN the spring and
this promises 10 bc one OF the most notable
events OF the season. The new members
Y. McRea Echols who recently came here
from winston Salem. y. G.. End Miss Hat
M- and Mrs. u @. Peters were called
TO Martinsvillc, Va This week on account
OF tho death OF Mrs. Peters's BROTHER. Mir.
MIR and MS John IL Caldwell have
returned from southern Florida. whcr.
homo and orange grove al la Sell. and
come choice grape fruit from their orchard
was sold on The Bristol market This spring
their children, who spent the winter AT
Captiva. Fla. win return here carly in
April.
Mrs. 5. Y. Fukcrson will return TO Rris.
t"i on Monday, after a visit TO Knoxville
Mrs. e f. Wiley Of Greenevine. Tenn.
was here this week on a visit to her son.
Dr.; Wiley. snd other relatives.
NJ: and Mrs. Gordon fuau4 are at home.
MIS- Frank b Gordon. ut Fort Lewis Va
Mrs. John Balia0I, OF RuIvs Gap was
here this week on visit TO her daughter
u Sullns College.
Mr and Mrs Arthur coslcr and litrI.
fon' OF Toronto. Canada, visiting the
parents of Mrs. Cosler. Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ
Ph!pps
Mrs {. @. Ayen has returned from South
ern Florida where she spent two months.
Mt and Mrs Douglas Patterson. Miss
Grace Patterson aud lack Dawson after !,
wsit to Miss Ella MCNEIL. have returned
10 Norton. Va
ar and Mrs. p. l.. Dulaury and ut,Ia
daughter, who have been in FIoridn since
Decc1nh.r: are expected at their home here
on April 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
LAWRENCEVILLE
[spccial to The Tlmes-D,spatcb

ESPECIAL TO The Times Dispatch
l.awrenceviiie Va. March 2S.-Miss Mar
extended trip 10 Bedford City.
MISS Callie NJ. Pond spent the week. nd
with friends in Richmond.
Miss Murtis Rawlings. OF Norfolk IL the
guest OF Mrs W. w. Meredith. at wind
Miss Maude Purdy. Of Randolph-Macor
visit. ''
Mrs. {. II. Heartwell spent q few day.
this week with friends In South lIiil
Mrs. Mallory Turnbuli and Mrs. Walter
lurhbn'i We're visitors in Richmond on
Friday and Saturday.
MiSa carrie Bayiey has returned to Win.
SION SaieHi, after "a visit to her parents. MIR
and Mrs. j. J. fSayiey.
MISS Gertrude Turnbui. OF the Farm.
Nllle state Normal. is spending a shor,
vacation at home.
Miss Maria Dortch. OF Norfolk 4, visit
ing MrN. .. NJ. liearlMcll.
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BLACKSBURG
fspccIalto Th. r,,novD,,,,,,,

Especial to The Times Dlspntch.l
Biacksburg. Va. March 2S--airs. Charles
w. Gardner was hostess for the fortnight
~ meeting OF tho Round Dozen Club on
Ihurstay afternoon from to s.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wyatt and Mrs. A. r. HUNT.
Oh itichmond. were guests at tho Inn this
week. coming here TO visit their sons at
the v. 4. l.
Miss Marion Kelsey and Cherry Morriss.
or Roanoke. were guests this week OF the
formers aunt Mrs. Fane Kelsey.
Mrs. Allan ID. Evans. of Christla nsburE
spent several days here this week with
her sister. Mrs. James ". Johnson
Rcv. II. NJ. Brown and Professor Samuel
IL Pritchard arc attending the sessions
OF the Methodist conference in Baltimore
Mrs. hudson u. Evans. OF Lynchburg. IS
The guest of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Evans. at the home OF G. w. Gardner
Miss Mary chcwning was called to Itoan.
okc on Wednesday by tho serious illness
of her brother
Mrs. = NJ Grissom and children have
returned from Princeton. W. Va, and Will
make their home in Blacksburs
MISE Mary Northcross. of Eliiston. is sub
shutting in the high school during the
illness OF Miss Beth Evans
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rencevllle. this week.

renceVIIIe, THIS Week
Mr.. and Mrs. D. IT. Kennedy. OF Ken
bridge. were visitors in town Thurs
day.
II. r. Powell and family of Rosemary.
y. c.. have arrived to make their home
in Alberta.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Britton. OF Virso. were
visiting friends In Alberta this week.
Jesse O.. Brown made business trim
TO Newport News this week.
w. y. Bridgef0rth accompanied his
brother. James, to Richmond where the
latter was taken to hospital for treat
ment.
Miss Matte Jones visited the home OF
Mrs. Fletcher Gilmore Thursday.
Charles Gilmore. OF Victoria. has arrived
In town to take up his duties in connec-
ton with the Alberta Tobacco Warehouse
Company.
L. c. johnson. of Kenbridge. visited his
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been practicins law at Colonial Beach. has
moved his office to King George, and
VIII become n resident here
Miss Columbia Smith is visiting relatives
In Washington.
MISS Mamie Peed has returned from
stay OF several weeks In Washington.
Lieutenant Allen NJ. Sumner. who ro,.
signed some time since from tha Ir,,.,
states Marine Corps, and purchased n Hnc
estate here. Is spending a part OF this
week in Washington.