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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
EDITORIAL NOTE.

= In a series of six articles, 9
9 the prospects of the North o
y western league teams for o
. the season of 1914 will be Q
o discussed In this paper, as 9
= they shape up at the present Q
o time. The personnel OF the Q
y teams may change some be- o
= fore the season opens. and o
. this is an opinion based 9
o solely on the outlook of the o
o teams as they are now on Q
o paper. 9
. . . . . . o . . . o . o . .
Mike Lynch ana his team Of
Spokane players will have to be
watched this season, II he can
strengthen as much ON the bat.
teries as he has on the other parts
of tho team. From the way II
looks On paper, the Indians will
have about the hardest hitting ag-
gregatfon In the league.
Mike will miss Douglass in the
box this year, but retains Coval-
eski, who did a lot OF good work
last season, and little McCorry
Our old friend, Steilacoom Jess
Baker, will also be back in the
lineup, after q long absence from
these parts, and there IL q chance
Mike will get Barham from San
Francisco, as well as several 9TH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
B A S ID B ALL
30 KING
HAS.
NO TROUBLE
WINNING

The two billiard matches yes
terday Afternoon were won BY
Neidorfer of Spokane and Hogue
of Seattle. Hogue won the after
noon game, a rather close affair.
from Rice of Spokane. Neither
man played up to form.
Corby also put up very pooro
game last night against Neidor-
fer, who played an exceptionally
good brand of billiards at times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
CUSHMAN BEATS
PUGET SOUND
COLLEGE

The Puget Sound College five
was defeated by the Cushman In
dams last night in a whirlwind
finish. the final score being 32
to rs. The victory of the Indians
places them In tie for second
place honors in the p. c. A. A.
race with Whitworth college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

ed with many DOCTORS and physic-
ians and have tried e.srythin9
others without success or requits.
was at last advised to try N. Vow
Chinese Remedy Co. and am now
proud to relate that I am well and
healthy" JOHN HERRrQfT.
12e2 SO. a Ut.
cured others. let them cure you.
iiSak Pacific av., 1131h Com
nerce. Phone Main 51ss.
solve US your sypmtoms ana en-.
close stamped envelope and we will
YOU what disease You hayA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
MILWAUKEEMEN
T0 TRY OUT
FOR TEAM

There is going to be regular
tryout of players who wish to
mako the Milwaukee baseball
team this year, and President Joe
McGinnity is going to help select
the team. The tryout will be
held on the tideflats Sunday.
March 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

Connie Mack doesn't favor rec
ognfEing the Feds. Why should
he care; the result next fall would
be the same II three teams were
to battle for the worlds cham
pionship.
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DOC YAKS WIN

BY a score OF 2,434 to 2,2S9,
the Roberts Rollers we're defeat
ed on the Corby alleys last night
by boo Yak's" Scouts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

The finish Of tho JOhnsOn-Jef
fries fight Mt Reno, New. II n
hadn't been for the tiff between
two women this spectacle might
mover have been Witnessed, says
Eddie Graney.
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UNLUCKY BOB

Bob Brown will have to pay the
Paris, KY, club $500 for the
services Of Player Hauser, accord
ing to a ruling made by the ma
tional commission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

While not in position to deny
Mr.. B. B. Johnson's charge that
Mr.. G. w. Murphy violated con-
fidences, we fail OF find much
sympathy for anyone who gave
him the opportunity.
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we'll So wish to write him this
letter to show the public that what
he has done for me he can do for
you. Respectfully.
w. J. BAKER
No. 1441 Fairbanks st.. Tacoma. WIN.
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Or. MACY
Specialist

YEU WO CHINESE NED. co,
Ne. 111eh South O 81,
Tacoma. Wash.

y INC ruDfiCs
! have been suffer-
ing from chronic
stomach troubles for
years and found no
other medicines could
cure me until ] be-
Ean to take Zee Wo's
Chinese Remedy, Be-
fore / commenced
taking his remedy I
could not eat any
thing / wanted. Now
! can eat anything,
besides i am feelfn =
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Bonafide Testimonials
From Thankful People

Cured by the won-
derful N. Vow Chin
ese cures.
The following 10
one OF many graft
flying testimonials
which we receive:
Twenty-Five years
ago I contracted
blood poison and
have been troubled
with II constantly.
Since I hare doctors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

Judging from the records es
tablished at the girls athleti,
meet at Berkeley any fellow wht
refuses to grant them a vote will
have to be able to do 100 yards
under IL seconds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

The guys who stand against the
bar engaged in the popular pas
time Of bawling out Murphy fail
to realize that they are only bally
hOoing the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

It back again, or he'll make trou-
BILE for the management-and the
bull fight goes on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
In SEVEN INNINGS

CHICAGO, March Sit took
Willie Hoppe seven innings to
defeat George Slosson last night,
500 to So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

Yale having adopted its rowing
policy now needs only some oars
men in order to finish second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05

Well, wen bite: Why was II
that Nap Rucler didn't pitch the
game of Aug. 10, 1900, for Brook.
Ign against Chicago?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
Fullerton
Flashes

Architect Zachary Taylor Da-
Wis announces he will build the
Fed Chicago stands, home plate
and all, Of concrete. We hope he
hasn't included the heads OF the
players in his plans.
Let's see! What could happen
between now and March IL to
present Willie Richie from fight
ing AID Wolgast?
Literal Translation.
First White Sox player (read-
ing): Say, what does CONNIE IL
fault mean?"
Buck Weaver: Its French
for Commy is sick In Paris"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-05
RUN AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. March 81
The Grand Prix will probably be
run on the Golden Gate course
at San Francisco In 1915.
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These Californian athletes must
be getting out of condition in the
East. They only won 8 out OF
championships Of New South
Wales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
PULASKI
Special TO Tho Times-plapatci,.j

Special to The Times DiApatCh.j
rGLASiSl VA. November 2L--W.dnesday
afternoon marked another Interesting meet
INK of the Round Dozen Ciub Miss Alma
H.lkinSor WIS the entertaining hostess. the
meeting being hciI the home OF Mrs.
Charles ". Painter. on Randolph Avenue.
The hor;css assisted In receiving tho
clsh members and invited gucats by Mrs.
i'ai7tc- and MiB =. II. HoDack. In the all
.encc OF ;he president. Mi.s Maud Darst.
Mrs. John Howard. the vice president OF the
club. presided Quoted comments on Eliza
20 III. .alling Of Tie roll. 'Eh. neeiin;
proved one or tho mos; dclirh,tul which
wsre pvcheEl wsie: M"sGarncs George L..
HERES. W r. "r9iineer, lessee y ncsaug.
West, Lillian ogie.uy and Julia Leachc.
wero Nesla!neE " i HOWARD - W
Fainter. Ella WOOD, a. q, Painter. II. G..
shun. II 4. Steer. {. /. Den;. IL. e. GiiIncr.
:. y. Bones ana Misses Agnes Howard.
The women OF the Civic League are plan
ning for a bazaar 10 be held from December
arranged with booths. and the affair held
t!ere Numerous Committees have been na-
= n.siI vii. be. the mos, elaborate event oi
" kind Gc'a In he siiy Wan.
married ln.t w-ek II the Presbyterian
church. returnln; from ;hci, Els:ern bridal
Whites father. ! IL =: i:eU. at "Ninuntnin
Home" They viii 20 from mere to Bristol.
Mrs. T. l.. Mmss!r ana daughter, Mrs.
Henry X Ticc and it;le son. Thornton
Nas,ie Tice. Of Roanoke have arrived io:.
- Visit TO the formers ron. y. g. Mnssie.
Mr.. IN H. G n ktnshogns ana tse children
;iycs.
puiask: Lodge. No 1885,. II T.. o. E:iks. VIII
observe memorial day on December 6. The
address OF this OCCASION wilt be delivered ~
II, b. Buchanan OF Marion
Rev. J. L. Coincr. who had beer attending
the session OF the United synod OF the south
az the Lutheran Church AZ Columbia ;. e..
has returned to his pastoratc
Mrs. .. y. Jordan. after - visit ~ several
week. TO friends at Richmond. returueu 10
her home heer this week.
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ARVONiA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
iRVONIA, VA, November 2t.--b, Man
fred Call. OF Richmond. this paid q
VISIT 10 DR.. and Mrs. Perkins Glover here.
DIR. Call. as the guests Of Edward T. Rob
.rts on motoring trip. inotored TO the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Price Glover. al,
Manteo and spent the day shooting game.
They Ind much success
Miss Lester Phillips ras returned 10 her
days here visiting friends
Alias Ethel Hughes has returned 70 her
rome here after having visited her aunt in
BEDFORD City.
last week ct the home of her parents, Mr.
Mrs. John Cabcll boswell, OF New Canton,
Ia spending ten days with her sister Miss
Ella boswell. In Pleasant View. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Winn Arcei OF Bremo
HUI. spent several days this week in Han
over County, where Mr. AnceIi hunted With
his brother.
Mrs. Charles ". Keel war a visitor in
Richmond this week.
Miss Lelin Jackson. OF Farmviilc, lie spend
Ing some time at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Edward L. Roberts. on High Street.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Q. Hadcn, OF Palmyra,
visited Arvonia and New Canton this week
Hunter NJ Duyal spent some time this
week at the home OF Mrs. j. VI. Crute near
CuTdeville this county.
Rov. Plummer F. Jones Will occupy the
Courthouse. next Sunday morning
DR.. Louis Dihsell Jones. who has been
spending two greeks at his old homo at
New store. this county. has returned. with
his young daughter. Louise, TO his home in
Mf. and sire. a. l.. Pitts this week visited
i.sv. and Mrs. Piumm,o y. Jones In New
Canton.
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KEYSVlLLE

!Spec!ai to Tho Times Dispatch.'
nEYSvILLE. VA. November ni-The
County Teachers Association and school
fair held at Eeysviile tho past week was
great success. Ali the schools in thu.
county showed np!cndid exhibits. There
we're between - and 10 teachers present.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ". ThoInss OF Richmond,
spent the Weekend with Mrs. r. 6. Fitz-
gerald. on King Street
Edward T. Gregory. OF New York Is in
town visiting friends
MI AMI Mrs. Charles A. oshorne have re-
Newport News They also Visited flames.
town Island snd Yorktown.
Mrs. Edward ". Hudginp and little aon.
Of Chase City. spent the past wscE with
MrE. Charles Osborne, at Morton Hail."
Mrs. Miizsbetn j. Hunt. OF Danyiiie. at
tended the county fair here on Saturday
Mrs. I. A. Spencer attended the W. c. It.
u. convention In Atlanta. Ga.
The new Methodist Church here has been
completed and the iniu,stcr. Rev. q. t..
Newton, preached his first sermon on sun
,iay- morning.
Mr. and Mrs; j., A. Thompson. of Georg.a,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y Priddy left on Monday
Tor Clayton. y. G.. TO attend the marriage nt
their ron. Waiter. and Miss Swaranoa Horne.
or that place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
HOW PARIS STYLES MAKE
MUCH HAIR FROM LITTLE

You have noticed the prevailing
hair styles. which arc Partisan.
make it impossible TO use false hair
because OF the simple lines which
conform TO the natural shape of the
head. 1t therefore becomes neces-
sary to make your own hair look as
heavy rs possible. This is not IL
dii,lcult task IL YOU are careful to
keep 1t perfectly clean. I'm wash
ing the hair 1t is not advisable to
use "a lnakeshift, but always use "A
preparation made for shamDooinE
only You can enjoy the best that
is known for about three cents n
shampoo 10y getting package o.
canthroX from your druggist; dis
solve n teaspoonful In cup OF hot
water and your shampoo is ready.
After it's use the hair dries rapidly
with uniform color. Dandruff OK
cess piiS;tnd dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. Your hair viii
be so fluffy that it will look much
heavier than 1t is. Its lustre and
softness will also delight you. while
tho stimulated scalp gains the.
health which insures hair growth.
Advertisements.
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Grafton. the firm hbre OF endurance.
business day means that we must
bear as we'll as do. Its conditions are
trying enough At best. But hark. n
voice is raised II says. the voice does
that the boss is unfair. that he is Il
self-seekcr and cares not at all for
his employees. that times are. hard. that
half the force may be laid off at any
minute. 1t naEs the office boy and
''sasses" the supervisor. II turns "A
day that would he hard at best into a
wilderness OF besctments. 4 fury Of
nescapabte c%GSpcra tons tbs the
SIat
The. snat never ceases If he en-
ployed the same persistence in amy
good cause he would be a Ncndeissohn.
a Titan. a ]. Pierpont Morgan or a
President Wilson. But il cXpends all
it's energy in noise in aimlcss teasing,
ear-rendinE, heart-crushins.. fault lind
ing. II does not build. 1t DESTROYS. II
cannot be crushed because it is SO sma II
and so agile. il bu2Zes and StinEs and
poisons and makes frantic its victims.
1t is dreadful to be 4 gnat; almost as
dreadful az 10 be a gnats brother or
sister or husband or wife, or son or
daughter. Don't be a gnat.
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HARRIsoNBURG NORMAL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BURG VA. November 9l.Non saturday az
ternoon the teachers OF the State Normal
school and the teachers OF the Harrisonburg
Meyers Cave AZ Grottoes, by !, number OF
public spirited men OF Harrisonburg. The
party. consisting OF about nifty men and
women. left iIarrisonburg ut o'clock, go
!ns to Grottoes 10y way Of Mt Crawford,
Burketown Gaze Station and Mt. Meridian.
After going through the caverns. they re-
turned by the same route. Principal w. IL.
Riester and John ii. CARRIER inaugurated the
plan: and secured the dozen or moro auto
mobiles to transport the guests. The trip
VAS an enjoyable affair.
Mt. Robinson. the recently elected secrc.
larry and auditor Of the new State Normal
spent n day last week at the school on
Official business
The building under construction is almost
bnished. It VIII complete the first row OF
buildings on the south side of the campus.
This. the H:;: CO the normal buildings will
offices. dining room. Kitchen and laundry.
This building, like all the others is made
Of the blucstone taken from the native hills
much to the general beauty OF the school
plant
King, Of the normal faculty. spoke nj tho
patrons meeting, held at the Dayton School
on Friday afternoon.
The delegates chosen, by the faculty to
represent tho school at tho State Educational
GT9 ,nd renee. az Richmond next week are
.'rhe 3aeMIllan Publishing Company an
nounced the publication. OF Methods Of
Ieachins History. By Or, John Wayand Of
Harrisonburg DR.. Wayland is tho author
Of number OF valuable historical vol
tiditor Everett. of the State Journal Of
Education, Richmond. was n visitor at the
normal school on Tuesday.
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HEATHSVILLE

tspee,a! 10 The Times Dispatch.l
nEATHS"iLLE. VA. November Or. f.;
last Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Horncr. OF Boston.
were in northumberland and Lancaster
Counties several days last weea. looking
over - large number az farIna.
near ppheIia.
DR.. A. ". Brent has returned from Donora.
Pa
Miss Pnuiing Nelma. Miss Elizabeth -ln-
der.on ana Miss Katherine Rice apent the
past week end IN IIeRthsviile.
AR; and Mrs N. NJ Rove Will leave
Springfield Farm soon and spend the win
ter wiih e. =. Swami, near Lotsburs.
Clarence sale. OF AieAandr!u- spent the
past weekend here.
+, r.. A. Jones. OF New lrrx cay. has re
turned after three weeks visit near here.
Tor; Reid. o. Baltimore Is T!sit!aG T.
Mrs W j. Lewis ief; on Sunday to join
her husband Captain " ]. Lewis. IN Bar
t!psore.
ai,s.. White y. Hesdley, OF Village is
Spenuing some time with her nieccs Misses
ZRnA Nnl OILY Miil.AmA. at White STONE.
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What Is the Ideal Loverp
nY = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mn.

~ tlhIs.
What Is the ideal lover? Some like
him fair and some like him dark. some
Ike him grave and some like him mer-
ry. I'll tell You which prefer for my
part. like - lover who thinks "a girl
needs plenty Of counting.
These are tho da,ys--the degenernt
TO ask to have. and girls. alas! do all
thay can to emcourage the feeling.
mothers tell us about asked my
mother the other day what my father
did BY way OF preparing her mind be
He sent me flowers and Valentines
from tho FIRST evening he met ,nc--nice
valentines. you, know. not paper ones
and such things. He found out when
my birthday was, and sent me Il lovely
knew quite well where II came from.
an used 10 write me verses aud
send II bouquet for me TO wear at it.
ne bought me songs and got me to
the house every evening to see my
father: but ne came into the drawing
room TO talk TO me. He always asked
give them he sa, them out aud would
not dance with any one else.
Whatever said liked or adj
though. wasn't inclined to do it al
The lover would prefer, If knew
whore to find him. would he the lover
who courts n girl and lets her have
plenty OF il. oh. yes. know they TO
it sometimes. stfli--or so I'm told. The
majority OF those men don't come
round my way. however. | expect the
reason is that they're snapped up at
once Ivy tho girls who get them; :,
lover who courts is too rarc :; speCt.
men in these days for any wise girl TO
let him escape.
Girls don't need To lie courtcd now.
:ldays. Did J hear YOU say that
mother: We'll, perhaps it's true, but
they cont know how much they lose
II they did, they wouldn't jump down
the thrOnt OF Il man when he asks
them. bat enjoy tile pleasure Of being
wooed.
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Reflections About
the amiIy Gnats
Are you the fam!ly gna,e

Are you the family gnat:
No: Are you sure? II is quite pos
; slbie to he a gnat and not know il,
or ut least only to vaguely suspect
person. or brave one. may insinuate
the fact, but we are ever liable 20 dis
count his remarks as sheer ill-nature
ana to salve the sting by rejecting:
! He didn't mean 1t anyway"
The gnat is the family disturber.
i ire OF she rs the trouble maker, the
would be peace. The enat huzzes ard
sbngs ana poisons. The gnat drives
us half mad. The gnat makes life
a -; succession s OF Irritating incidents The
unfortunate family pray that they
may die.
gnats Of other families, but are sing
ularly blind to gnathood in ourselves.
IL would be Well for each OF us to ex-
yona pcradvcnture of doubt wheth-
er we may not lie. at times at any rate
| the gnats OF our family.
This IL the WAY you can tell: You
rise in the morning fretful You do
not stop t" empty your lungs of the
stasnant air Of the night and sweep
morning air that rushes in at window
or door or that YOU find in the yard.
or. If you live In sitting city, on the
city -dWellerS COMPENSATION. the high,
fiat roof. You dress hurriedly, and,
because hurriedly. not as neatly as
you should and, knowing this, YOU
make your morning appearance with
, a srowning brow. The family looks
appreheensivc. It sinks into submis
sive silence. Nothing is heard save
resisting food, process generally
drowned by cheerful converse, but
now rendered preternaturally acute.
Then complaints. The grlddle cakes
eggs are stale. The cook, il matters
not whether II be wife or mother
er or sister. is incompetent Com
plants multiply Politeress is forgot
| ten; IT'S the isnat.
The days business begins. II it is
in the home. things go wrong. they are
sure to after such beginning. The
nilkman may have brought Il pint
may be late. The baby may be fret
full The dressmaker may telephone
that you needn't come for that fitting
! The little kitchen maid may leave the
potatoes roasting so long in the oven
that they exceed their function The
house is redoient Of the odor OF their
burning. This multiplicity of annoy
voice that is raised. TITS the snat.
The troubles were great enough. but
they might have ave been SMILED 4saied away
They have stirred the gnat into &C.
tivity, and now they, plus the snat,
have become unbearable.
tuZ2-y-2.e WIFI She never STOP .that
string of complaints endless? We cover
our ears with our hands. We want to
shrek. we weigh the merits Of muir
der or suicide and wonder why tho
gnat's rdncessant buzzinE isn't men
toned In the justifiable homicide list.
II the days business is in shop or
Office the gnat is the greatest of tho
days terrors. business life is such
that day of il is Hike true love. Its
course Is never smooth. Conditions
cause conflict Of Wills and war Of aims.
1t needs sound nerves. philosophy, toll
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THREE SISTERS welded
WITH SINGLE CEREMONY
Idea Starts ~ Joke, but Is Carried
On, In Most Solemn
Reality.
HLUPF CITY SOCIETY EVENT
clinrcI, Is Beautifully DecOrsted and
Great Crowd Witnesses Unusual
Anair-lsrides Are the Three Fair
Daughters of }. w. Denny.
:, Isgsclai 20 the Times-Dlspa,eh.l

nrisToia. Va. November D' ga an large
Dsrty OF Bristol people motored 20 Bluff
city Tenn. Tuesday 20 witness the
triple mnrriago. when the three Denny
listers Lucy. Make aud Mary. daughters of
i. " Denny. became brides. Lucy being
mprried to Charles Woriey; Make to WI
bur Hammer. and Mary to Scott Patton This
unique ard unusual nuptial syent
matter Of general comncn. in social cir
ci.s. II IL said that the idea was first
sprung as q joke. when II was not really
known whether any OF the young couples
we're 10 be married. Finally. after .he
yonnz people had studied over the matter.
II was decided TO make tn. triple marriage
reality. The Methodist Church. where
the marriage was soiemnizcd. was beauti-
fully decorated With pink chrysanthemums
Each bride carried large bouquet Of
white chrysanthemuins
Miss Sue Ellen DELANEY entertained on
ton. complimentary 10. Airs. Gordon Mont
Somery. one of tn. brides Of the Reason.
. Mrs. Montgomery was' prior to her mar
aud Mrs. II. H. Cowan Of Bristol.
Mrs. Olive Thurman. after an extensive
ZIP embracing many portions OF the Far
Emily Allison. daughter OF Judge John
S'E w t Of Eas =, me, IT. the guest Of M,s
Till 20 20 Saitviile To visit relatives
Miss Hazel Curtis has returned from Miss.
,ssippi and Is again in school NJ sulins Col.
her father. who was seriously iil,
Mrs. Frank l.. robcson haS returned TO
her home at Biacksbmrg. after visit to
Mra. Auburn Crockett.
Mr.; and Mr.. J. ~ pippin have returned TO
Mendoza. Va.
Born TO Mr.. and Mr.. Guy pars, a son