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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-09
AT THE HOTELS

GARDNER
5. Rowan, Hillsboro; T. c.. Saver.
Hunter; Chas. Lyche, Hatton; T. r. At
kinson, Bismarck; r. ". lockwood,
N. Cook, Gardner; N. Hendricks, Nome;
X. Hayward, Grand Forks: Wesley e
Mcdowell, Marion. -
WALDORF
W. e. Hooking, c. W. Kelley, Devils
Lake.; F. N.Smith, Armenia; A. M. Kline,
L. Berg, Miss NJ. E. Butler, EngIevaIe;
J: r: Clansen, Wimbledon; 4. Bernstein
McVille; Hele Bye. Billings; J. w. Max
well, Grafton.
PRESCOTT
G, A. Richardson, Mandan; Aug. w.
ABEL, jamestown; T. W. Shuey, Daw-
Moe. Dickinson; Mr.. Spencer and wife,
Grand Forks: W. L. Jarns, Buffalo;
Chas. Ritzloff, Jessie.
ANNEX ,na.
Paul Erie. Dickinson; Olga Johnson,
Hlckson; M. e. Butler. Englevale; Ole
Martinson and wife, Blabon; Mrs. Mabel
Davis, Bismarck; e. T. Austin, Ray;
y. J. Olson. New Rockford; J. M. Hal
1and ana wife, Grand 4, Forks; Christine
land; Sarah Stavely, La Moure.
|'' METROPOLE
M. Billing, Lisbon; Oscar Boyd,
Plngree; p. H. Drury, A~rgusville; M. L.
Connolly, Mandan; III. A. Barwind. Bis
marck; H. c. Hurd, Rugby; Leigh
Laughlin and wife, Lisbon, L. L. Big
ley, Tower City; LIVER A.. Madison,
VIM. Cuthbertson, Wheatland; Helmer
Tryhus, Mayville. = #.I. ..-'. -.
Try .- ELLIOTT
Geo. p. Winford, Grand Forks; Geo.
BEER, Darlington; Tillie Jarve, Roth
say; Max Bolsen, HARDWOOD; Clara Wick,
Hendrum; Mrs. J. K. IIarbaugh, Minot;
Allen Gregory, Fullerton. -
WEBSTER.
Jas. McCloskey, Cakes; Amy McLof-
land, Lakota; FL. Almlie and wife, kim
dred; Albert Iverson, Page; M. r..
Grade, Lisbon; Geo. Deimert, Finley:
J.. A. Johnson, Cakes.
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I March q; Bottineau. March go; Rugby,

March a. 80 g"
Mrs. b. H. Hobart of Cummings is
pending a few days in the city as the
guest Of Mrs. F. e. Kindred of Island
park. Mrs. Hobart is enroute home
from Bismarck, where she. has been
visiting her brother, Judge S%paulding,
The regular business and social
/ meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society OF
tne First Presbyterian hurch will be
netd at the church parlors tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock and a large at
tendance Is desired. The members of
the March division will act as host
esses.
The Housewives league will meet on
w ednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Civic center and every housewife
or the city Is urged to be present. Miss
Stoner Of the Home Economics depart
ment of the Agricultural college will
give q talk on Meat Substitutes. A
cordial invitation Is extended to the
public.
h Home Economics section of the
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Civic
center. Professor Ladd will speak on
the Pure Food laws of North Dakota,
the work accomplished by the House.
wives league. The annual election Of
officers will be held and all members
and friends of the section are urged to
~ssSAo ZIG uhSSLlAS. r
Grand Forks chapter D, of the F. E..
o: S~isterhood, held it's annual meeting
at the home of Mrs. J. M. Sturtevant
on Boulevard avenue and elected the
following officers: President-Miss
Chrissie Bulge; vice president-Mrs. o.
Mrs. F. II. Koch; recording secretary
Miss Lillian Bulge; treasurer-Mrs. J.
M, Sturtevant; chaplain-Mrs. George
Sturtevant; guard-Mrs. J. M. Gillette.
The regular meeting OF the Young
Ladies auxiliary Of the Fine Arts club
evening at 1880. h evening will be
taken up by a discussion on the Home
Economics Question by Miss Stoner ana
pc given. This branch Of the Fin
Arts club has made rapid progress
since It's organization and promises to
be a source of benefit to those interest
have attended the former meetings re-
port them to be very interesting as
wen as Instructive, and it is hoped.
s eha tt there cn, viii ! l, be a large, attendanse
les are cordially invited.
The following program will be given
IN the Presbyterian church, under the
auspices Of the October division Of the
aid, Thursday evening, March
Piano Duet. . Miss PIath and Bowers
When Morning Breaks ........ Cooke
Marie. Ryder ;, ID
Music Practice Hour. d. Phelps
eleanor Farr
(a) Reciprocity.
(b) Martyrdom. IhsssaMa
42(a) My Sore Thumb. VI asr7
81 (b) So Was I.
Richard Duncan
Dialogue-The Good Fairy Wish-I-
v. were .......e..-g.......... Original
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SOCIAL NOTES

The Waukon campfire girls of Fargo
college will meet at the college this
evening. .".
The New Era club. will meet this
evening at the home of Mrs. J. A. Bur
gum OF Ninth avenue south.
Miss Myra Street entertained a. mum.
her of friends at a box party at the
Orpheum theatre Saturday evening.
Mrs. e. Becker of Mitchell, S. D., is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Stern Of the Monticello apartments.
Mrs. R. P. Blake has returned home
from Duluth, Mimi, where she has
been visiting friends and relatives the
past ten days. -,
The Book and Thimble club will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. Arthur Nichols. 35S Sixth
avenue south.
The local Votes for Women's league
Will give an entertainment at the Civic
center on Friday evening, Feb. Is. The
program Will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. A. Quirk, Fifth ave-
u south. have Joined the vast throng
of pleasure seekers at Hot Springs,
Ark, and are guests at the Arlington
hotel. y
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Beisecker Of Tess
enden were visitors in Fargo Saturday.
SHiouLo AuiiS AioLn CIdIiu fOTkS, WneF6
they have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Netcher. -"
The Young Ladies' guild Of the First
Congregational church will meet this
evening instead OF Tuesday. Mrs. Alex
Bruce OF the Wellington apartment
will be the hostess Of the evening.
The Scandinavian W. C. T. u. will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Dyer 812
Second avenue north. Moorhead Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock. A special
program has been arranged for and
all members are requested to be pre-
sent.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
will meet at the church parlors ton1or-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. A large
attendance is desired. Mesdames j. A.
Canniff, SHIRLEY, Callander and Mahan-
nahy will entertain. v- g.4
Minneapolis Tribune: Friends of
Miss Myrtle Viola Holther, a former
Minneapolis girl, now of Fargo, N. d.,
engagement to Leander G. Wichman,
also OF Fargo. The wedding will take
place in April. Miss Holther lived in
South Minneapolis until recently.
Mrs. Geo. Rusk, Grand Matron of the
Eastern Star left this morning on No.
Y to visit the following chapters:
Darlington, March 8; Harvey, March
10: BaIfour. March IL; Wiiliston, March
IL; Stanley, March ID; Minot, March
IA; Kenmare, March 16; Bowbells,
March IT; Mohall, March -; Lansford,
March 10; ToWner, March 20; Granville,
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CLEVER PLAYLEr
GIVEN SATURDAY
THREE GIRLS FROM SCHOOL
PLAYED TO CAPACITY HOUSES
AT LITTLE COUNTRY THEATRE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

The play, Three Girls From School,
was played to a capacity house In the
Little Country ;heatre on Saturday
after the basketball game.
The plot hinges around three Amer
lean schools misses Hazel Petrie,
Zoule Crest Int Rosalia Ladd) who
n themselves at a small French inn
with no money or chaperon. They r
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THAT IS AUCTION

Fifty new top buggies, ten Reg.
stations and mares. Car load big
draft horses and mares, every one
sells at a price you make yourself at
Young's Transfer barn, Saturday.
March %, Fargo.-Advt.
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Rev. Mr.. Humphrey Of New England
was witnessed by relatives and a few
intimate friends. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Beatrice, and
the bridegroom's brother, Sibley, was
best man.
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Received today fifty new suits that
are very pretty. They are almost
every n different. Also about twenty
five new dresses which make our stock
OF dresses very complete. New Bal
maccan coats, ask to see them at
Blacks Tuesday sure.-Advt.
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afternoon by the advisory board, Mes
Miss Foster. Sewing is the diversion
and Miss Hildreth n Miss Huffaker
Will give a musical program. The
hours are 8 to S o'clock.
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A very, pretty wedding was solern-
in the Catholic church Of Fessenden.
when Father Hart of Darlington united
In marriage Miss Mary Jannisch Of
Manfred and. Patrick O'Neill Of Fessen-
Michael siles, both of Manfred. Miss
Ann Jannisch, a sister Of the brides.
was maid Of honor, and Joe Hilbert
best man.
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GOOD LIVE
AGENTS WANTED

To sell good Canada lands. Luse
Land &c Dew. Co., Barnie Willis, dis
trtct manager, st. Paul, MINI. Write
.us.-AdVt.
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me presence of a large or
friends n relatives, Rev. W. <. Dun
n NY, or the Methodist Episcopal church
unaS 'lhs' the ring ceremony being
The marriage Of Chas. H. Mcknight
q FORMER resident of Minot, and Miss
Cured at Towner. Judge BaEIev per-
formed the ceremony. The oounIe vpen+
to Minot on the afternoon train. an
route to Banks Mckenzie county,
farm. NAe
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Vernon J. Ament to Lillian Nav
Rogers were married at Ogden. Utah.
on Feb. 6. MI. Ament was formerly
of Beach. having worked in local print
shops here in the past, n the news
tiOnS
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S7AT Go OF ho ct c1 DAE0rA' }s.s.
I,,G. ii. Nesbit, Cashier Of the above named
lnent is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. @. II. NESRTT Casb3er" ID"
day of March, 1914. ""
tSeal) ROY T. SMITH
Notary Public, in and for Cass County, North
Dakota.
Nv commission expires Dec. %, 1917.
Correct Attest:
+ FL ST. G: s. Directors.
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The wedding of Miss Nora Rossing
to Henry Haagenstad took place at the
Mrs. Ole Rossing, on Feb. %. The
ceremony which was performed by
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-09

orchestra with O. bouquet Of red car
nations,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-09

READ The FORUM FOR LIVE
BANKING NEWS.
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STATE OF North DAKOTA, l..
COUNTY OF CAss SIS
I,S. S. Lyon, Cashier of the ahove narea
bank. do solemnly swear thai the shove ,;5a:e-
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief s, s. LYON. Cashier-
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before me this 9th
(SeaO WILLIAM J. LANE,
Notary Public, Cass County, N, D,
My commission expires Nov, 8. 1915.
C~orrect-Attest:
N. A. Lewis. D..
W. B. Rowland, Directors.
j. III. Bowers,
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No. 50S7
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
National Bank,

In the State of North Dakots, at the close Of
business, March {, 1914.
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TIE FORUM CARRIES MORE Ao-
vERTIslNG THAN ANY OTHER
NORTH DAKOTA PAPER.
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STATE OF NoRrH DAKOTA,
COUNTY or CAss Sse'
LIB '. Moore, Secretary of the above named
bank do .solemuly swear that The sboye
ststement Is true, to che best Of my know.
B. Y. MOORE,
Secretary.
day OF March, 1914. "
(Seal)
Mary r. Kennedy,
(Correcs,Attsst:) Cas- CO. N,
MAX STERN,
WILLIAM STERN directors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

theme was Character Building" which was
ably presented and mado IL profound I'm
preston.
The program for Monday night consisted
Of Mother Goose" melody. by the pri-
mary department. under Miss Courtney Tay-
lor. This department always makes Il
creditnhle entertainment and shows the
skill OF the superintendent Six defamation
followed by pupils OF the grammar schooi
~ committee OF judges awarded the prize
gold mccall. offered by tho Farmers ana
Merchants Bank. to Gervas Southall for
the best declaimaut.
On TUESDAY nisnt picture of the fret
principal OF the new high school, who
held the chair for three terms was pro-
scented to the school by the junior league
The presentation was made by Harry Shep-
nerd, member OF the league. ana accepted
on behalf OF the school by &. ~ stacy who
reviewed the growth OF the school and the
progress made In the community In matters
OF pubic utility. while Professor Harris
was in charge.
The commencement address WAS rnndc by
Or ID. *. Anderson, of Richmond College.
HIS subject was Hitting the Mark
delivery OF diplomas to tho ten graduates
OF the senior class followed. Their names
follows: i. b. Smith, Jr.. Ira Palmer Mary
Scott. Ethel liind!c, Olive Elicit Mabel
iarnes. Nell Boynton. Caliie Barnes. Bcs-
sic White. Fannie Scott, Mabel Scott
me principal. Professor Barnhart. mado
an address 1t was announced during tho
exercises that he would not be here next
session.
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GOSHEN

Especial to The Times Dspatchl
Goshen, Va, June 1.-The :ododeudron and
mountain laurel are now budding In the
heart OF the beautiful AlleEhan!es. and
with IN" conmiuE 81 summer Allegheny
Inn IS b!ossOm.us into It's season of 1874.
The Inn Is more beautiful than ever. with
Us spacious veranda hanging with bloom
ms Wiatar!a, from any point OF which one
commands u magnificent view OF peaks of
majestic grandeur, rocky craEs. deep gorgcs.
Ia such SpleuGo- as TO always please. Many
Innovations have been arranged FOR the
entertainment OF guests, among which Will
he tea dansants on Saturday afternoons In
July ana August. with n dancing Instructor
ia charge OF the ballroom
Many old patrons are making reservations.
and with numbers OF new friends Alerhnnv
Inn bids fax to have its record brca kim:
season ;his summer.
Among early arrivals who Will spend the
summer are W. :. and K. W Burke. Mrs.
II. ~. Burke, with her young son. now visit
Ing Ia Sew York city vii! join them later.
othcr arrivals are NJ and Mrs. $. j. prcs-
colt WASHINGTON, y. G.; MIR. and Mrs j II.
sinclair and SON Tampa Fla; Mr.. and Mrs.
GWinn and Miss Snyder. RockbridEe County.
VA: H. r.. Roller. Staunton. va: Wendell
J.. kreler Northampton, Mass. IL. Cuyken-
doll $ew York CITY Miss Eileen nyde.
Washington. u G.: II. F!t.hugh and W. r.
TANNER, OF Washington, D. G..
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WILLIAM

lSpecinl to Tho Times Dispatch
Williamsburg. Va. June G-Niiss Ktthrv,,
Hen!ey. Of Richmond. spent Tho ,ycole hc-n
WIN her brother Norvc.lc L. Hcnley. ma
Mrs Hcniey. anu
,AfieT spending month in Gloucester.
me guest of M's rarh. Mra. LYON g rvIcr
returned home tho FIRST OF tho wrrh
MISS GaTnett Sweeney. OF Wnshiurto,,
~ < Is mere to spend several weeks Win
her mother AIRS Ida Sweeney
MI aud Mrs Herbert W. NnHcn. OF C-o,,o
are visiting Mrs Nadcn's parents Mr. M
Mrs Il J. Spencer va"
Miss Pearl Parsley. who has been sr,-,a
iiF the winter teaching H. IN. Il,:ic,o,,
Nomhn's College. Lillcton y 9 b,s
Iur"ed To her home hero. She has MA ,,
hcr quest this week. Niles Nina ,fcCoii
OF Snow fiul y g N'''''
Mi.s Mildred Greasy, Of Nevpor; News.
spent the hrSt Of the week hero vim ,.r
cousin Miss Mac Person. 'i''
,i,a az, Emma iilhinGton and sister. M-s
Cnaf!es Hryhn. have gone to Norfolk. yyic~o
Miss fhtinciou VIII spend Tho su,r,,,,,.
N'S. IRWIN VIII leaves shortly FOR pau,,,,,
To Join her subaud ''''
- 4. bowry. "f Rurkcvilc s,porirtonI,r.
oi schools OF Notoway and Amelia. spent
a"V"'hl days with relatives here his ,y.ol
Mrs Frank stokes Of Now York who 80
:ormerly Miss Goddin. OF Nev.no-t Nev,s
is visiting Mrs. Mildred Morris 80
MfP II Miles and Miss Be,;i,h T,-oo;,.
"+ie Richmond visitors this week
Miss Cecilia Powell has gone 20 Nav
p'ft News TO visit hey sister. Mrs D. :
Mrs 4 G sauudcrs Of Greensboro "
here Win her parents Sir. and Mira ". r.
Hsrlow. has returned home
Mrs. Florence Nnurir * VISITING no.
NtAEhtcr. Mrs Whitley. iu SUFFOLK
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WYTHEVlLLE
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

II.
Fafmvi!!e. Va. juno G-Alicc and STANLEY
Grove entertained their kindergarten teach
CTS this wcoh IN a charming. manner. The
quests were scrvd with II bautiful salad
their departure each Was presented with
" little hcar-shapcd folder containing the
pictures OF the little hostess ANA most
confederate day WIS observed in town
on Wednesday. ana WAS very largely attend
ed by both The Ola veterans and other
people. Tho INST feature OF the program
was the march to The monument on iiii;h
street. where each coinr',de placed beau
utul bunch OF flowers on the shaft Next
ten CROWD assembled in the opera house
Where Walter y. Watson and Others snake
After the speaking :. hountitui dinner was
served /" the old vets la the new arrnory.
under the auspices of The United Daugh-
tors Of the ConfedrrnCy. one hundred and
sixteen comrades were prc.nt.
IN last OF series OF rccitnls took place
~ ihe tonserNator! OF Music last wcel. 10y
Miss Judson Robinson Many were pres
htsl res inc recital contest WAS also had
by the younger pupils. In which Miss Mar
iht lane Hart won first prize.
MISS I.uro Barrow has rs her guest Misc
Nancy farrier. OF Newport News
Miss Eusenia FaIlweil Is staying In tho
home oi Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. FaIIwelI hnv-
AF come to spend her vacation after
'elching the past session in Charlottes-
Miss Fannie berkeley has returned after
l''ehIng ia Salem Va. where she has
taught the past twelve sessions
Mrs NJ. y. Roach. OF Norfolk is on q
visit TO her daughter. Mrs. W France
Burger.
Mrs Sydnor. Of Richmond. returned on
~ 'huAE amer spending some time with her
q. urhtey Mrs. w. - Newman.
Miss Celeste Richardson. who has been
studying music in Baltimore. hes returned
home. '''''
Misses Ida and Annie Mason. Of park,,cv
Va, students OF the Normal. returned Thurs
day 20 spend their vacation at home
'tnlain fauctt had as his guest on W.d
OF Roanoke
j D watkins. OF Rocky Mount; ". c.. was
"a recon, visitor 10 friends here
NFs. J. r. Holcomhc and daughter. OF
fdrcwond, and Mrs w. &. Giles OF Roam
oltc are visiting Mrs Lillian v s Num-.
Dr Spencer Burger has returned after n
two morths' stay with his mother Mrs
W u. Burger
MIS- W. II. burger Is on a visit TO Lynch
burg
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and Ernes, Oscar Howard. Professor Her
man Blankenship LETT on Monday u
business trip.
Mrs. Cora Holman Read. who has been at
stuart Han during the school term, is
'A-3iuS ready Tor, summer guests. who are
expected 10 arrive aud to spend the heated
tenn. at Montvalc.
Miss Biduch Shicr. from Centre College
and Miss Mamie Patterson. OF Wytheviic
are The guests Of Mrs. Cora Hoffman Read.
at Edge nm.
Dt. Robert Newman has moved his family
it"in Edge Hi!l to tho Rice property on
hallway Avenue. Mr. and Mrs Scott Tate
are occupying rooms In the same building
Tho nrm OF J. b. Updike & Co. has sold
their stock OF goods to l.. r. Hicks. OF
richmond, which means new mercantile
Establishment Tor Montvalc. Mr. Hicks
WITH ms family. VIII occupy tho property
ON Price street
Mrs. Green. or Washington. d. c.. who
hnS been the guest of Mrs. X. L Phillips
Tor several weeks. LETT for her home on
saturday. Mrs. Phillips accompanied her
az Far AS LynchburE. where she will visit
friends before returning to Montvalc.
DR.. and Mrs :. H. Price have for their
guest Miss Elizabeth Run. OF Roanoke
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REATHSVlLlE

ISpecIa! 10 The Times Dispatch.]
HcatHsyilIe. Va June 6.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles l.. Sterling and children have re-
turned from a visit TO relatives in Leonard
town. Md.
Mesdames Robert II. chrton OF Kilmar-
tone, We're recent guests OF their mother.
Mrs Lloyd r. Smith.
DR.. Fred ID. Brent is IN Middesex for q
short stay.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson Is visiting friends
In Richmond and VIII extend her trip to
other points before her return.
y party OF the young people OF Heaths-
VILE had very pleasant outing and visit
at Cowarts recently. While en- route for
steamer for Cowarts portion OF the party
met with an accident that nearly proved
serioGs. An automobile ran into one OF the
carriage horses ot Henry Walker in)ur!nE
IT but none OF the occupants OF the car
rage was hurt. Among those who made
me trip were Misses Leah Rice. Lillian and
Eiizthoth Anderson, kathryn and Pauline
Nolms ana henry Walker III Hurst. Gran
Vi.le CoppedSe. Tom and Robert Brent.
Chapter United Daughters OF the Conted-
tracy IN HoAthsv!le with an address bv
Boyd Sears. of Mathews. who was introduced
by r. Hugh Smith, OF IIeathsv!ne The
courthouse where the address Was dei!v-
cred MAS pretuiy and appropriately deco
rated Win flowers and flags and presented
very attractive appearance. An abundant
dinner was served to the old Confederate
soldiers and friends Crosses and decora-
aid. who served "on the other side" comes
enoh ycar 10 lay wreath upon the monu-
mcnt In HeathsVille TO the Confederate
dead or this county.
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GLADSTONE

Especial TO The Times. D!spatch.I
Gladstone. Va. June CIV. II. Laync. of
Fr%Yhi9rt. Ky; is guest at the residence
Miss Mary Paul Wallace Is at home again
Tom Randolph Macon Woman's College.
MISS Mabel {. Harris has lust returned
20 her home here after spending the past
nine months teaching In Lynchburg High
school
spending some time. with her daughter.
MTF. g y. Wallace. here.
Miss Mary CApece has returned from a
NisiN TO her aunt. Mrs. w. V. Parkinson. OF
MIS-. NJ. Siav!n and little son. John DAN
lei. have returned from visit TO Rich
nOnd.
Mrs. John Wright has been spending somo
time With her son. " f.. Wright. OF River
Vile. Va.
Mrs. j. l.. Terry and daughter. Irene.
have returned from a short visit to LYNCH
burg.
IlT and Mrs. w. r. White. of Richmond.
are visiting at the home OF IL. c. Gentry.
Mr.. ana Mrs. -. /. Orrick left this week
for Frederick burg. Va. where they expect
to make their home.
Mrs. g. ID. Akers has returned home after
a several days stay IN LynChburc.
w. {. Nermilera Is visiting his family
IN Richmond.
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AMHERST
TSnecinI 10 Tbc 1,r,o, -,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
,, Mi'n nti VA. June 6-MTs. Charlie Cooley
am! children. of Reliance. are visiting No.
p9fents. Mr. and Mrs. Il. IL AfcCraw.
Professor Il. Il. Lewis OF Forcs, Demo,
I ,im sunday last win his sister. MISS
Mrs. Neiiie ID. Wise. of Lynchburg * the
guest or her aunt. Mrs Sarah -. 'raiioe
Mrs Margaret McVanc OF Norfolk e.
VISITING Miss Bessie Watson nj he- ho.'n
nero. Mrs T X. iIaden ana dauchter
i,GI"'n ny. OF Evinsiom. arc also guests OF
MISS Harriet Evans left on Friday for a
VIZ 10 relatives In Washington
Or. j. c. Reed. Of Hampton is tho r,,.,
oil MS daughter Airs j. H. bowman
or. =. j. CRruthcrs. of tho un!vers;,v .,
HHEinia' was In Amherst 81. THURSDAY
NJ. mere ne was entertained by Mr.. ana
judge II G Morrcll. who has been v,s,.
ing relatives In Louisville, Ky. has ro-
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