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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Waiting Relatives Here.
Mrs. Mary Robbins of Grafton is
spending a few days in the city visit
ing relatives and friends.
Returned TO crookston.
MI. and Mrs. N. S. Davies who
spent aHfew d&ys In the city attending
the fair and visiting relatives, have
returned to their. home in Crookston.
Arrived From erookston.
Miss Anna Eiehoff arrived last
evening from erookston to spend sew
eral days visiting friends in the city.
Returned to Lakota.
Mr. and Mrs. j. O.. varnson have
returned to. their home in Lakota
after enjoying a visit with Grand
Forks friends and relatives.
VIII Speak at NJ. f. Church.
Miss Dora GLADDEN.. who recently
returned from Mexico. will speak
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church. The subject will be "Mexico''
and Miss GLADDEN. will have many in
teresting things to tell concerning her
work in that country, She expects to
spend six weeks lecturing in this state.
Arrived From Idaho.
Mrs. Meme Burke of Idaho ar
rived in the city this morning to visit
her son for a few DAYS. Mrs. Burke
is an ardent suffragist and expects to
travel through the state for several
weeks in the interests Of the suffrage
cause. Mrs. Burke spoke in Fargo
this week and the following account
is taken from the Fargo Forum:
Local ~suffragists took advantage of
the presence in the city last evening Of
Mrs. Meme Burke. a sister-in-law of
Ex-Governor Burke. to call a meeting
at Island park to hear her speak on
the results of suffrage in Idaho. The
meeting was not very largely attend
ed, probably because of the notice be-
ing issued such a short time preced-
ing it, but the audience was most en-
t%husiastic. Mrs. Burke was the guest
of Mrs. G. p. Amidon over night, and
was introduced to her audience by
the latter.
Mrs. Burke herself lived in North
Dakota for a number of years before
taking up her residence in Idaho, and
has several sons in business at vari-
Gus places in this state, so spoke as
one having experience. and being
thoroughly familiar with conditions in
Dakota as well as in Idaho, was well
qualified to make comparisons.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
RES|NOL STOPS
Sk|N'1ORNENTS

How This Wonderful Ointment Ends
Itching and Heals Skin Erupttops.
The soothing, healing medication in
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
p%enetrates the tiny pores Of the Skin. J
clears them Of impurities, and storE
itching instantly. Resipol speedily
heals eczema, rashes, ringworin, end
other er%uptions. and clears away dis
figuring ptmples and blackht ads.
when other treatments prove worse
than useless.
Resinol is not an experiment. It is
a Doctors prescription which proved
so wonderfully successful for skin
troublesfthatdt has been used by other
doctors all over the country for nine
teen years. No other treatment for.
the skin now before the public can
.ehow such a record of professional ap-
prevail. Every druggist sells Resinol
Ointment (50c. and BID and Resino,
Soap (25c.); but for trial, free, write
TO Dept. 3S-R, Resinol. baltimore,
'Md.-Adw.
Earo1d 1po-+ o5eA 1,o;-- l
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Visiting in Milton.
Miss Lillian Helgesen. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. ". r. DoheT-
ty of Minot, has gone to Milton to
visit ct her old home for a few veeks,
before returning to Washington, b,
c., to join her parents, CongTe1Snan
and Mrs. H. T. Helgesen.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Little Bedtime Stories
BLACKsNAKE DECIDES TO HAVE
A NEW SUNIT.
T.. (By Thornton w. Burgess.)
Copyright, 1914, by j. G. Lieyd.)

Vanity and Foolishness car think of
naught but Of their dress;
Upon their backs in bright array they
always put all they possess.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

This is a black white figured chiffon, done in q pattern and style
which threatens to become a craze throughout Europe. The figure is the
invention of the Wiener-W w rkstaete, n institution which las set u p neW
ssmra i IN IN III I'M Of deeorato art, from fashions to wall paper. The
r0p h skirt is short and the bodice is made on the lines o thu. MILDLY
blouse. It is laced UP the front with black ribbon, tipped with beaded or
.naments Of black and white. The very full sleeves and fiat double collar
of white chiffon with wide cuffs Of orsandie,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Studies Fail A~filliner,

Studies Fall Millinery.
Mrs. H.. p. Knudson left last night
for Minneapolis, Chicago and New
York, where h will take some time
to study the fall millinery styles and
purchase stock for fall and winter
trade.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Guest at Egermeyer Home.
Mrs. G. w. Atkin Of Yerktewn,
Sask., is Q guest at the nome Of MI.
and Mrs. p. L. Egermeyer Of the
Spriggs flat. Mrs. Atkin was former.
ly Miss Mae Mathers Of Park River.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Visitor in the CITY Yesterday.

Mrs. c. w. Buttz of Devils Lake
spent yesterday in the city visiting
friends and shopping. While in the
city Mrs. Buttz was a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. GRADER
Of Riverside Park. She has been
visiting relatives in Drayton and left
for Devils Lake this morning.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
VIII Leave Sunday.

Will Leave Sunday.
j. L. Hoffman and son John Of Bel
mont avenue will leave Sunday even
ing for a months visit with relatives
In Ohio and other eastern states.
VIII Enjoy Lake Outing.
Mrs. William Flynn and family and
Mrs. M. Londergan and family will
leave the first Of next week for a few
weeks outing at Lake Bemidji.
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Returned to Guby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart and
daughter Doris and son William auto
ed down from Gilby yesterday and
spent the day at the fair. They re-
turned home last evening.
Returned to Forest River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Cham berlaia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chamberlain
and Mr.. and Mrs.. Bob WaKar Of For
est River were fair visiters Yesterday.
They made the trip bv auto and re-
turned home last evening.
Spoke at B~owesmount.
Miss Ethel Halcrow a university
graduate d~elevired an interesting iecr
ture at Bowesmont, in the Methodist
church. Her subject was Things
Worth While" and she was enthusi-
astically received by her large ana
appreciative audience.
Guest at Egermeyer Home.
Mrs. G. w. Atkin of Yerktewp,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Grafton Visitors Here.

oTdtUOH sISILOFS 5ftTe.
Among the Grafton visitors who at
tended the fair this week were Mr..
and. Mrs. H. H. Hausseman and family
DR.. Mrs. A. r. T. Wiley, Miss
Maude Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H.
McCabe and family, Mrs. D. E. Nor
den, Miss Lillian Morden. James Nc
Cabe, A D. Gibson, Fl. G.. Irvine and
Miss Irene Gibson. The party made
last
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Herald want ada bring results.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Visiting in the City.

VlsIt1Eg N INC CIV.
Mrs. w. S. Weber and little daugh-
ter Wilhelmina Frances of Chicago
are visiting in the CITY for a few days
as guests at the home of Mrs. A.
Abrahamsen. Mrs. Weber is a for
mer resident of Grand Forks, her
husband was Great Northern ticket
agent here until a few years ago.
They are enroute home after an ex-
tended western trip.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Parents of Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas GRADER of
Regina, Sask., are the parents of a
little daughter who arrived at their
home this week. Mr.. GRADER is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. GRADER of
Riverside Park.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Returned to Milton,

ItCCuTlIGU 10 IIIFlOIl.
who spent yesterday at the fair, re-
turned to their home in Milton this
morning.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01
Left for Fargo,

Left for Fargo.
Mrs. n. c. Young of Fargo, presi-
dent OF the a~nti-suffrage organization
who spent yesterday at the fair
grounds, left this morning for her
home in Fargo. She was accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Thea
Young and Miss Marjorie Dorman,
national field secretary.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Returned to Lakota.
MI. and Mrs. j. o. varnson have
returned to. their home in .Lakota
after enjoying q visit with Grand
Forks friends and relatives.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Waiting Relatives Here.
Mrs. Mary Robbins, of Grafton is
spending a few days in the city visit
ing relatives and friends.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Miss Anna Eiehoff arrived last
evening from crookston to spend sew
eral days visiting friends in the city.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

Aff. DlacaSnake OhAnges Nis Suit.
New that Mr., BlacksnakA had made
lfup hiS mind to have q new suit he wa
ipa huEyzsto. ret IT So H hurried
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-01

FoturAed 20 Cr00Kston.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Davies who
spent . few Days In the city attending
the fair and visiting relatives, have.
returned to their. home in Crookston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
RALEIGH
Lsnccial TO Tho Timea.pisn

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.J
RALEIGH. y. T.. August "2-Mr. and Mrs
Ii. IL Brimley have returned from fish
inE trip down the coast In Onslow and
Ponder Counties. which Mrs. Brinlcy
won the laurels for hiE nsh landed. having
brought I'm a thirty-three- FOUNDER. hooking
and playing to successful landing this
huge fish with light tackle. In tho fishing
party were sbortsnien from Raleigh.
Wilmington. New York and Alberta Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie. Henderson. Of Ala
bama. spent the week here. guests Of Mrs
Henderson's mother. Mrs. s II. Montgomery.
on North Person Street. Mr. Henderson is
the Democratic nominee for Governor OF
Alabama. which Is equivalent to election
having won the nomination in a double
primary with the final contest with Gov
ernor Conner for the nomination Mrs
henderson was Miss laura Montgomery
and was an especially popular young wo
man here before her marriage which r,
suited in her making her home in Alabama.
Miss Dixie Leach has COMO to N!Rh Point
TO spend few days with Mrs. George
Nation.
Mrs. Ciaudius Dockery. OF Troy, is spend
Ing few days IN the city with friends
Mrs. Rufus McAden has gone 10 Fnyetto-
vile to spend a willis with her sister. Mrs
Charles Rose.
Misses Hal Morson and Nellie Hcartt have
gone To White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.
for a short stay.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Jordan and daughter. Miss
Mary. have gone to Littleton to visit with
Mrs Claude Tate.
MIR. and Mrs. Ii. E. Morris have returned
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HARRISONBURG

special 90 The Times Dispatch.l
HAEHiSpSBtRG, VA. Angus; Dur
fax Harrison. president Of the Southern Rail.
way company. and Mrs Harrison wers
guests Of MIR. and Mrs Frank L. Sublett
South Main Street
Nj and Mrs. L l.. G Scott. Of Ashland
were guests several days ago OF former
Senator and Mrs. George Il Keczeu a.
kcczclltown
Miss Emily Guherson of rarkcr.burs. W
Va. is whiting Mrs. harrington Wright Of
New York city, at the homo or Judge and
Mrs g. q Crattsn on South Main Street.
Miss Nary Baker Fi,xslinmons Is visiting
he7 sister in Law. Mrs. Jane, F'itssinmone
In the home OF Mrs william ADAM in
Bristol 49,
Professor and Mrs. c. J. Hea,woie Of the
state "ormal School. have returned from,
course at Columbia University this sum
Mrs. Conrad Logan and s.s,er. Miss jar
man OF ELTON are guests of Judge and
Mrs. T. y. Has.
Visiting members IN house party at the
home OF Mr.. md Mrs f. Purcell axe Mis-,
Anna Hughes. OF Atlanta Ga: Mis-. Helen
Sheahan and Miss Grodis Cheuning. OF Roam
oke; Misses Emily and Marjorie Tornpkian
OF Edgeneld, 5. c., and Owen Hughes. Of
Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. Frances speck of Charleston. W. Va
is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. q NJ speok
at Bridgewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. W c. TompAns of New
port News. guests OF relatives at OFT.
blne.
Miss Emma BYRD and Miss Evelyn Koeeler
are tpendinG two weeks at Orkney Spr!nss
MI and Mrs O. a. Duncan. OF Washing
ton. were recent guests OF their daughter.
Mrs Minor. wife Of Rev. O. G. Minor, of
the Church OF Christ
Mrs. Charles OueI. OF wythcville and
Miss Blanche Thorne and Eugene Thornn
OF osi!nviile were recent guest. OF Mrs
III X. BertNwick in Bridgewater
Ross Wtleon. Of Philadelphia. ia guest
copal rectory.
Miss Pearl Mauck has returned from
visit TO her aunt. Mrs. C. r. Warthen In
LynchburG
Miss Mamie West, OF Lynchburg. is with
her srandinother Mrs. Eugene West. on
South Main Street
MrA. w. II l.. helms. OF Atlanta. Ca. WAS
n recent guest OF her sister. Mr.. q p
Budden -
Mrs. John Long Jackson is with a camp.
nE party near Linden Warren County. Her
parents, MI and Mrs c. q Crawford -,
kernstolvm. with hcr
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BL.ACKSBURG
[speeIaI 10 rhe Times.plsnatch. |

Special to The Times Dispatch.
RLACkSBURG. VA August ?c.Thonlaa
Jones Henderson. of Salem has issued in
vitations for the marriage OF his daughter.
Bessie Brown, to William Mayo Brodie
associate professor OF mathematics In the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. to take
place a; 20 o'clock ;hc morning OF Wed =
nesday September :? in the Firs, prcsby-
terrain CHirch At Salem Both Mns Hen
derson and Professor Brodie have been
popular in the socia! life OF this section
Of Virginia for several years. and the lat,
ter has just completed the building OF a
handsome home in BlacksbUrg. where they
Will be Eat home" after October
Social affairs OF the week Included hay
ride given by the Misses Womblc. OF %or-
folk on Monday night inarshmallow
roasts AZ the Inn on Tuesday evening. with
Calvin Daily. OF Norfolk. IA. host: a supper
party IN the home OF Mrs. James VI Brown
on Wednesday evening for Miss Mary Nclms
OF Roanoke; a dance at the German Club
hall on Thursday night, ana reception
on Friday night At Hotel BlaclisourK, given
by Miss Ethel Keister In honor OF Misscs
Mary helms. of Roanoke. apd Helen Gil
more, OF Lynchburg Most OF these nfTairs
have been enjoyed by the younger society
set particularly. and have been largely at
tended by the summer visitors and out. of
town guests
Mrs. Virginia Means Neaet and little
child. of Birmingham. Ala. have Joined the
company of guests al Colonel W. II. PAL
mers summer ho ne here.
early this week for months visit to
relatives In Detroit. Mich.
Miss Mary Francisco or Knoxville. Tenn.
and Mira George Chumbley. OF Pulaski, are
guests In the home OF Ms Alexander Black
Professor :. II. Pritchard and family left
on THURSDAY to spend month with Mrs.
John w. Stull at Besscmer. Va.
MI. and Mrs. }. Kelly Groseclos, have
gone FOR two weeks visit TO relatives
In Tazewell Comfy.
Professor and Mrs. c. r Miles returned
on Tuesday from New York. whore the
former took n special course OF study dur
inS the summer.
Professor and Mrs Louise O'Shanncssy, of
the University of Pennsylvania, are guests
here of the latter's parents. Rev. and Mrs
+. u. Surface.
j. Taylor iieister and family. OF Wash
ington. u. &c. arrived Thursday
for months visit to relatives.
Mrs. +. Il. Warner. Misses Helen and
Elizabeth Warner, OF Covington. ny. left
on Friday for home after spending the
summer at the home of the Misses Hons
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
WYTHEVILLE

Special IN The Times DIspatch1
VIZ IhENILIE VA. August Gone OF
the most enjoyable social events OF the week
was german given by the young women of
Wythe:ilie to the members OF the German
Gun Among many attractive features of
me evening was II Japanese figure led BY
Misses lclin Dew and Helen Otey Among
Houston Brown: Miss Leila Dew. with
.'unius Powell; Miss Helen McCary with
rom Dew. Miss Elyson. OF Richmond with
stuart Campbell; Miss Emma Tyler of
hickman. Ky, with Alfred Moore: Miss
Carmen Faviot. with Mr.. Gray, OF Norfolk;
MISS Olga Favrot. With Fitz Campbell;
MISS Lucy Williams with W. s. Humphrics;
MISS MIME Brock, of Chattanooga, with
chris Otey; Miss Rosa Hazler OF Knoxville.
with Joseph Brown; Miss Virginia Thomas
with Jenkins Gilmore: Miss Louise Williams.
with Terry Morrison: Miss Francis Sexton.
with Charles sexton; Miss Mary Irwin. with
G. c. Tate; Miss White and Marion Sanders;
Mr. and Mrs Il. Lee Trinkle. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. s. Trinkle. Mr.. and Mrs. Curran Sanders
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Blair.
Mrs. Howard Harris. siiss Mabel Potts,
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home from pleasure stay az wrixhtsvnl.
Reach.
Miss Lucy NJ. wiude, FOR some Tim.
cashier at Marlborough Hotel. nna Pob-r.
H. coicy, hookkcepeT for Parker Hunter
Realty Company. gave their friends a sur
prise on Sunday hy going to the EGenton
stree; Methodist parsonage and being
united in marriage by Rev. - G. Wooten.
pastor OF tho church They are spending
their honeymoon in Western Carolina
gone to Black Mountain. They Joined Miss
Lows Jones and II Stephenson at Black
Mountain. and tho party will visit In Ashe
siile before returning TO Raleigh
Mrs r. +. Sans IS ~ home again after
visit ~ Hcndersonyiile
Or. and Mrs Rufus Hunter. Mrs Cary
j. Hunter and children haze returned TO
TN" clay after some time spent a, Mars
Iiu and RicEecres,
Misses Isabel ~. Busbee and MIS-. Chris
tine Rusbec have returned from Little
switzerland.
Miss Sell For, is at HON. again after a
trip to New York and Washington
Miss Daisy benson hostess on Thurs-
day afternoon for regular meeting OF tho
Johnson Pettigrew Chapter DauEht-rs Of
tho confede.acy
Mrs: John a Parks has her kQeS,s
Mrs. l.. b Richardson and Miss Clyd. Rich
ardson. OF Kcniy
y large company OF people greatly IN
joycd "a brilliant organ reci;ai on Tuesday
evening al the church OF tho Good Sh-p.
herd. Ia which william II. Jones OF .;or-
folk and Miss Emily RIOS, Knox. OF Ra-
leigh, participated
Miss k.lizapetn Johnson and Mis-, Kettle
Russ have ronc for an extended trip Sor;h.
that Will Include New York CITY. Ithaca
NingarN and canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. y. s!nr,s ar. with Mr.,
Simms'a parents. Mr and Mrs j A. Edger.
ton, IN Asheviile
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Mrs. Perkins and daughters. OF Batelule
Miss. visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Pott.
Misses Mary Irvine. Of Richmond ant
Edith Ityslop. of Norfolk. arc guests o
Mrs. Ovid Johnson at her home on Mair
Street
Mrs. Vincent Miles, OF Fort Smith Ark
visited friends in town this week.
Drs. McGavock and wright. OF Richmond
are guests at Fort Chisweli"
Judge and Mira James sexton and daughI
ters OF Hazclhurst. Miss. arrived this weeN
ana are Tho guests Of Mrs Thomas II. Dow
fcay Shellman. OF Savannah. Ga. is th1
sucst or Mr. and Mrs. +. II Craighiil
Mrs George Tylcr and the Misses TyeI
Oh hickman KY. who have been the sum
Iher guests of Miss jamie Gihhoncy. hav|
returned to their home
Nes. NJ. r. Logan. Of Nashville Tom. d
INC guest OF the Misses Caldwell
Nlss Minnie Brock. OF Chattauooga. Tennl
is win Mrs VIII Trinkie
p. Misses Maine "illianS. of philadelphia
Priscilla Dodson aud Niciie Micnaux Of
niee"1 ,," ~ c. are visitors of Mrs. HER
man lieuser. on Main street
Rev. Archer Booghlcr. OF Fay,,t.v.lc II
e. Is spending his vacation with his faInil,l
who are with Miss jamie t;ibbouav
Dr III. w. Dow. OF Lynchbury is The ru.,I
OF his mother Mrs. T r. Dew.
Mrs. Perry Morrison md sons ,,d ,ob
Bel Williams Of Richmond M, ,I,i.orI
OF Judge and Mrs. s. ". Williams
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CUM BERLAND
Especial 10 Tho T!mcs-pispa,ch.l

Especial tn The Times Dispatch
CUM BEHLAND. VA. August .9-Th. an
nual reunion Of tho Cumberland Troop an,
Grcys held here on Tuesday. the anal
served in the courthouse square
Miss Maud Hyte of Covington. Va. wa
the guest of Mrs. Iha>ies Digs this week
Miss itehecca Vaughan, IS spending severa
weeks in the mountains OF Virginia
MIR. aud Mrs. Wright and children. o
Ginter Park, Richmond. were recent gucs,
OF Mrs 8. -. Putney, IN Colonial Avonus
The Misses l.nngsiow. OF Newport Newf
arc visiting Miss Bessie stuart
Miss Isabel Wilkinson. ot>N Washington Z
G, is spending some time with her brothc,
DR. ". ". Wilkinson at the Inn.
7 Rev John T Payne and Mrs Payne an
Miss Pearl Payne have returned from Al
berta. Va whore they vero guests OF d.
and Mrs. Connolly.
Miss Ada Gray. OF Richmond ie spendin
some time at "Grayson." as the cues, Q
Mrs Sue +. Gray
Mrs Fairfax Montague. OF Atlanta Ca
and Mrs Mckens!e Anderson. OF Richmond
were sisitors the past week al "Northreld
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs william Gray.
Paul McRae. OF Washington Is spendin
his vacation at the Red Rose Inn
Samuel +. Foster, or Florence g. C
visiting his mother. Mrs. J Muntord Hob
Miss-Katherin. Bullet. Of Richmond. is g
the Inn 'or the month of August
Mrs g 9. Minor anG l,ttIe SON are VII
hrr parents NJ. and n.y. F p. Fippor
for the month o. AuEu.r
Misses Lucy Maxwell and Pamela Henri
OF Cleveland Park. Washington D. C.. an
Nirginius = Brown, OF Culper.r. Va. all
the guests OF MI, Oliver o. Fiipp.n. o
Colonial Avenue.
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MANASSAS

lSpocir! 20 The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA, Angus, mir. and Mr.
Q, 4 Martha Of Washington. formerly d
Manassas, ar. guests of friends here.
MES Bessie Merchant left this week I'd
6hssaNay. W. Va. where she w!. be I'd
guest o: Mr,. VIZ Ionsweil.
Mis- SUI BEawre. Of B-oad Run. was
Eues, az tho home o, M. and Nj. g /
Weir on SUNDAY
SUNDAY guest Of Mr. and Mr.. Abel
Spiecon
Misses MarTare, and Katherine Law
entertained a number o. friends a. the
tnF.
M!-s Laura ravenn-r. 81 Hamilton. vs
was thu guest ~ her sister. Mrs Jamd
X. Dorrcil. 'hi, week.
MISE Maud Stone has returned to her ho,r
nj Remington after visiting AZ the homo
MI and Mrs. " {. Athey
Mrs. Y 7. church,nan OF Chnrlcston. "
Va. was the guest OF Mrs Pau. Nelson III
week
Mr., A. " s,ro,A.r. o. Alexandra. wd
tho guest o. her nephew. John @ Greet
Mrs n s Hynson and daughter. MIS-.
Frank Pattic. are IN. rue.,s of Mr.
lynson's sister. MS James kinchleo. d
Upperville
Porter Nale.. o. Tampa. Fla. ,ormerI
OF cuipeper, wa. III. gue., OF friend. i
Manassas on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs O Koliy. Of wafren,o,
we're recent guests al che home OF Mr. an
Mr. and Sire. l. E. Cannon and daught.
Miss Heller Cannon, accompanied b. Mr.
j. Davis, Left this week an autt
other sections OF tho COUNTRY
President II L Roop. o, Eastern Co
iege. made a business trip to Pennsylvan N,
this week
Nrs. John Carroll Adams OF Eeyser, vi
Va. Il tho guest Of her father. @. W. Hi1o]
Miss Cora DufTey. OF Alexandria was ri
guest OF Miss Portia Moran this week.
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FARMVILLE
Tsrecla! to The rimes.pi-,o.oh. I


FARMNlLI.E, VA. August oo.-Little Miss
honor OF her third birthday. Many OF her
little friends were present to enjoy the
occasion with her. and after an hour or two
Of genuine pleasure. refreshments consisting
OF candies. cake and cream were served
after which the little departed for
their various homes with tho hope that
little Martha may enjoy many mors such
happy birthdays
prohibition meeting was hold in the
Methodist church last week by Supcrin-
tcnGent Davis. OF North Carolina. Mayor
Barrow presided al the meeting, and the
speaker ~ the evening was introduced by
j r. Thompson. Music was furnished by
the Farmvillc silver Band.
ON Friday night the Randolph Club en-
tcrtaincd very handsomely in honor OF d.
was INDUCED In from $3.50 until 1880. after
lowing were present: Misses Janet Duvau
Margaret Flippcn. Anne and Alice Richard
son. Grace and Iockcu Walton. Hattie and
Bessie Pnuictt. Martha BIanton Mary John
son. Belle Fentress. j. Gray Paulcti. Harry
Adams. Thomas Edmunds. J. W. Dunning-
ton j. II Lewis. Jr.. 3 NJ. Bliss. Jr., A. v
Wade, r. Il. Rodgers. W. c. Duvali Edwin
Chappeii. Eddie Wade, T A Gray .Ir
ID Burton Blanton. Jr. Mr. and Mira. w
= Nenable we're tho chaperones for the oc-
cason
Messrs shannon and Failwell spent last
week on very pleasant camping trip at
Walton's Pond.
Mrs ]. g. shannon and children are out
Ing at Ocean View.
Mrs. W. G. DuvsN and Mies Hattie Bugx