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The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28
OLD WAR NOTIONS STICK

h the times when armies fought hand to hand there was a plain and important advantage in holding the highest ground on a field of battle. Soldiers could use spears and swords, bows and ar rows, to better advantage from above. Often stones and heavy logs were rolled or thrown down upon enemies trying to storm heights.
 Because this was so important @ factor in many battles, through a very long period, the old notion stlu persist that high ground is always Of great advantage in war. It is a belief which has become only partly true.
 Artillery positions are still bet ter on elevations than anywher else. The guns have a greater range, and their gunners can see better what they are doing and where to direct their shells. h. taRtry also has a marked advan- tage in holding a height, if the fighting Is hand to hand, with the bayonet.
 But battles are determined mainly by the rifle fire of foot soldiers The injuries received by the dead and the wounded, in modern war, prove that the rifle is much the most destructive weap- On in the majority of the actions fought. And with rifles 1t seems at least an open question whether soldiers do not fight better nov ing up a hill or a mountain than they do when holding the summit,
 The reason is that bullets usu- ally go too high in battle, For every shot aimed too low prob ably twenty fly too high. This fault fs aceentuated when an army Is firing down from a height upon enemies climbing the slopes below. It Is greatly diminished when the shooting is done by men struggling up a steep hillside and firing upon the foe on the crest
 At Spion Kop, in the late Boer war, and at Maiuba Hill, in the war twenty years earlier, the Dutch marksmeR of the South African republics showed that steep hills could be captured by Tiflemen climbing slopes and at
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28
State of Ohio, City Of Toledo,

Lucas County
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & O., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and state aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catsrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscrib- ed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A D. 1886.
 A. W. GLEASON, (Seal.) Notary Pubic. Halls CatarI4 Cure Is taken inter- nally. and arts directly on the blood and mucous surfaceR of the system Send for testimonials free.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

Olympia Beer oa draughU at ths Board of Trade. This famous brew, both on draft and In bottles is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer ls also kept in bot tlez. t.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28
A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Pubic
CSeaI) ]

Ganongs famous candies, made in St. Stephens, N. B., now on sale at Keller Bros. Drug store. This is positively the best candy ever offered to lovers of good confec- tionery in Skagway. tf'
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

Bonded WhIsEeys--Glbson, Noun
 Vernon and Belmont. The best of Beer-Blue Ribbon, BudweiseT and Pale Ranisr, at the Mascot, Tele- phone 67. ~....------,. N
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

Having found it advisable to stop the sale of absinthe in war time, Paris may yet conclude to stop it at all times.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

Those who have stumbled oyer Liege and Aix-la-Chapelle will scarcely welcome Kiau-ChaU and other names Of that ilk.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

Presumably Secretary Bryan will lose no time in forward ing one of those offers of media ton to Japan.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

Moreover, if Secretary Bryan fails to land a s4O,OOO Nobel peace prize, it will not be because the competition is keen.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

At $2,0OO apiece, any French soldier who can capture @ dozen Or so German battle flags, will be Set up for life.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-28

For novelty and variety ol forms of sudden death, the nov ies have very little the better of West virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
BEWARE. OF o1NTMENTs FOR CA.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY

AS mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering It
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
slcians, as the damage they will do
is ten fold 10 the good you can pos
sibly! &eriveufs6m tlfem.) Halls ca
tarrlEC urGafiihnufatdured by F. J..
cfhhss & C6lif6ledo, 6S contains no
m0achry, endFis taken Internally, act !.
ingl,faon Likelihood anaSmucous sur
Ifa6essof the system. Ihbuyins Halls
cathffh Curai he surdSyou get the
genuine. II is taken Internally and
made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. ]. Chen
ey 4 Co. Testimonials ,.ee.
Sold by druggists. Price Use per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
THE ALI-N1GHT CHURCH.

II Trinity church. Chicago, can
raise $4,000 TO extend its activities,
1t will become an all-night church.
Says Andrew-R Sherifr. chairman
of the campaign committee:
Among other features It is pro.
posed to have u clergyman in attend.
anceat all hours of the day and night
to offer spiritual consolation, per-
form baptisms and marriage ceremo.
mics and to attend TO the physical
needs of,thc poor
"a midnight service on Sunday
morning for actors, newspaper poo.
pie and those, who are detained down.
town late at,night is also probable,
while the social center work OF The
church will be greatly extended"
The feeless marriage ceremony
will he another innovation. The pew
rent system will be abolished, the
Sunday school and social center work
will be-enlarged, TIE number of SER
vices will be increased and courses
Of lectures with a strong popular
appeal" will be added.
Years ago Trinity had is million
aires in its congregation. But for
tune and fashion have. moved on.
Trinity must how reach out to the
classes who remain when change
drives an old and pompous order
elsewhere, or perish.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
Personals

Mrs, Edward Carpenter has been
quite sick for several days.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester swirdler. Of
pittsihyrgh. Avenue were SEALED, tq
Metsaptawn a few, dayhasalbY+tbb
Illness r!of!thsirisoa' MrrEarly Swlndi
lArh % smcd yitmi ID Jow 81 hGs soi'
4 me. band 2cMts George aIfioXcwiH
spend ltltAifgeek, endlato Spencer, sshs
guests Of tl4eirgdaashteTs. Mrs.tlla.
ban White and. Mrs. James Riddle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
UNEMPLOYED.

,BY ASSOCIATED Prrss.1 A.
{ PUEBLO, Colo, April .. After
breaking from box cars in which
they had been locked and overpower-
ing a dozen policemen one hundred
and sixty-five members of Gen. Kel-
,ly'safmy.of unemployed left freight
train. two miles north of here today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
J "a DelliDe q !. : I. !,
az At Grafton


Police Headquarters received n
telephone message from Grafton
this morning, stating that four men
had escaped from the Tyalor county
Jail at Grafton. Thea delivery took
place this morning about . o'clock
and was accomplished by saving
through the bars.
All Of the men escaping are dang
erous characters and were confined
charged with robbery and burglary.
Their names are J.. A. West, I. w.
Horn alias Geo. Cassidy, John How
art. and Frank Stout.
a minute description of the men
was given and all of the local OF.
ficers and police are keeping sharp
lookout today for them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
Exchange.

An exchange VIII lbe held Satur,
DAY morning in smouse's grocery, D.,
the members Of the Martin class Of
the Diamond Street NJ. E. Sunday
school.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
MISS Lowe Entertained cluh.

Miss Mabel Lowe, OF East PARK
was hostess last evening TO tie mem.
hers of the Hope Sewing Circle.
very enjoyable evening was spen,
and tempting course Of refresh.
ments was served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
COURT NEWS
Guardian Named

a.. . ; StsisI.l an Naiaea;
-. ~ I ~. - ,las % susf
.aa D., y. -, ! 2 .e,a E' !s
,a ne S.saos Nes' esii ~ ' ns
q, ass e.o, nsse { =, soe nole az
y. ~ eaS" ease a'nouas'ps 20 ss4oe CAV.
en- -9
lawrence A q Ha,b iaam ssas ror,od
u ae,,,ar ~ a. lii, 80 s .,. ase
sa.sss,ian,a.. n WI seo 1eHe s,. .ats
I'M :. s'VV sNeA'
u.., 4l.sal issued.
,ss,s., h,. .ha sss "ete ses.efeaS
.ssueu Wy she county eierk rs IoI-
Sc,.ranco wo,a.,,,o %
ss,.,a "a'ine' 20 anu
sn,s 49, - =, ootn VI nise
a,.,s ~ " ses sa nun, .lno'her 81 .hs
eti sa ~ y, - eo,lsen, N writing;
,r,. .sr geeas ttied.
dos -" G,a ay', n.,,,, uesas were -yes'er-
eas ..iea S.si county cieFk .of re-
s sora' " c,S raes =. parker ana nus
Ts ,no r,rS, G,s ~. piowa parcel Oh iana
I me htrs. wara Oh me CITY OF Fair
4 x
''sE M. Sons :, I sl'eo".
co. M.ae, 49, ~ i.@sseii 70 >; Z; wat
SUI q Pn.sei ., .uha IN tne MohonT
eai.e'a iIaus s,. Gompanys add
s sS ~ Wy s lSo VI fairn'oh'' Con-
s'I = s g ~, eo,'oV:
=, y. o. S,sss ~ wary >. heEhosas a
.:n =. =. 49,, 'anu IN Ine Malklate addi-
l,oh 70 me cry OF Fqirmont Con-
''' IA, a ngst Is wv.
soA sgsla.'S'',sei aiu wiie,e 10 j. NJ.
a.., I 49, =. ianu ~ Tue Mon
s Snsan = Sa ~ GompanysHEast
c cruz aaas.Sa y .ne CITY Oh falrmont.
1onsiq Ts,
~. it,i s.F'a ana wifei 70 II. N.
, D"Sns interest IN 2 parcel OF
.a a.n. II creek IN Liheoln aii-
~ yns'aeratioh sl,eoo. I'LL
4 !: e. iaghes 70 James A: Lands
i9.p ~ VI ,1n.' " Mihheid oistrist
IN9 ~ e,an sl,oettsssf
Il N, nlenh bafpe ana wife toFFfera-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
and mEarehed baek % tow demand.

and marched BACK to town T dSmand-
jug food. The men we're placed in
the.sitWs corral where the police sup
piled them Will, beans, bread and soi-
fee. 1tswas planned to send the army
ieastSas soor as ears could BE sup
piled. The police had planned to
send the men through to Denver in
the locked cars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
Residence Completed

The handsome new residence ui
Mr.. Edward Carpenter. which was
erected on Pittsburgh avenue, is COM
pleted and Mr.. Carpenter and family
expect TO occupy 1t in a few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10

Geisha Girls Climb,

Miss Florence Wilfong will enter
tain the members OF the GeisEa Girls
club this evening at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Lawrence Hennen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
KING GUSTAV HAS
ULCERATED STOMACH.

By ASSOCIATED PREss.l
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, April o.
King Gustav, of Sweden, was operat-
cd on today at the Sophia hospital
here. The surgeon found that he
was suffering from extensive ulcer
alton OF the stomach. 1t was an
nounced afterwards that the royal
patients condition was satisfactory
although his majesty was weak.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
Attending Convention

Mrs. Emma Stealcy Is at Hunting.
ton, w. Va, attending Sunday
School convention which Is being
hold there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10
VS.. LYNCH OPENS CIGAR STAND

w. S. Lynch, WHO conducted a
grocery in Belleyiew, has opened a
cigar stand in the lobby of the Wat
son building,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-10

Free Lecture by c. L. Heard at
the Grand Opera House Sunday Apr.
12 at 3 p. M. Topic, els the Gospel
a Failure" Come out and hear this
question answered both scripturally
and reasonably. Seats free. No COL
lection. 4=10-2t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
WARRENTON


/ Spc,i I" Thc Times Dispatchl
| NIX. ~ TON VA A'iSns; iS-MrS Wi
lnh y, Motim 81 Aibcna,,lc county. Is The
Sucst - h"i mother, Mrs. Z. ". smith
/ iiunan I'ayno. 81 Kew orleans La. IL also
/ spending some time 1T tho home or Mrs
- sui, smith WIN hi' mother. Mrs. Julian
, Douglas Brooke 81 Norfolk Il in War
t"nt"n and guest i, ;nc ho,ne 81 MR..
,iush Hamilton. whotc Mr and Mrs War
he Brooke. 81 Norfolk his parents. arc
spending some time.
lanes Woodward. 81 Norfolk. j. g,ies,
OF the Warren Green ilotci Mr. ami Mrs.
Duncan ~ Robertson. Of Norfolk. Va. are
avs" guests 81 tho hotel
Mrs u VI. Raj aud daughter. ~ wash
iheton; Mira Columbus ShriNer Of Baltt-
moro. aud Mrs. r. Marshall Jones of AfcN.
andF'a, are guests At the home Of Mrs
NJ. NJ Green
Mis- White rripic,t Of Washington, who
has rcccnuy been graduated from . wash.
lnE ton hospital ~ trained nurse. Is spend
ing some time in .Icmcrsonton with hi,
parents, MF. an! Mrz. q. :. r. Tripleit
Miss Alice Hale. - Washington. Is "a
guest =; the HON" 81 Mr. aud Mrs. T.
Allan Russell.
home. f:oscdeie near warrAn,on or tues
day afternoon lasi Informally 10 il number
81 friends
rho "arren,on ANN Of Boy scouts. undo,
.iieton aud br ". y HodgHins returned
from their trip 81 two weeks "a Iinpt,y
creek - Friday last
Miss Elizabeth fsy'-r ~ NorfolA /, spend.
81 Mrs. {. ". smith
Mfs. NirEi Rector and daughter Mtys
iit"en. ~ = darlington. arc eurrt. ~ III.
nom" o. captain ana Mira i n GOWN
MisS \an '"itiu. who mas 6cen spending.
some time ~ ROANOKE. has returned home
Miss c"i\in "as the sucA' ~ her cousin.
Wait"nion Win Miss cot.in - spend some
time Miss M0rd Cclvin ha. son" 10 .,nar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
BLACKSBURG

RLArkS RURG, VA, August l5-uon Mon
dsy evening from to y ~ tho home Of SIR.
William p. Henderson Miss MyrI renlca
entertained tho younger society - III h.nor
iher guest, Miss Helen Gilmore. o. I.yn.fi.
burg Mrs Henderson presided 1T thc
punch howl Mrs. fenick ana Mr.. rrcst93
H.rVcd refreshments OF lccs am! "a -. ana
the twenty ilre guests cn1oycd several EoGf-
Of music and dancing.
on Thursday evening \ number or mo
Soans reo,ris from town n,a.cteA T. ,se
home Of AIRS. John Brown III the g5.un.e
Valley for reception given hv Mrs Rropr
for her niece Miss Bessie Han ana IA,
Misses Brooks Of South Boston. vho hay.
been spending several weeks in the Valley.
An old fashioned Virginia supper Wa served
on tho law..
Mrs. capers Mizene and children, Or IL.
lanta. Ga have arrived here to spend ,,-
gust with Professor and Mrs. II. l.. Price.
Mrs. Henry e. Darlington. OF Hampden-
sidney. and Miss Sarah Darlington. Of Sew
Jersey. have been guests this week OF Pres
.dent and Mrs Joseph d. Eggieston. a, The
Grove
Mrs. II. " Duane and young son l.t,
on wednesday for Petersburg. after Visit,
here in the home Of Professor Il J. David
Mr. Emmett Il rriee and ,h.r4rco arc
spending TWO weeks = tho guest 81 Ms.
Milton F"',eii 4, Mc,ntyslc.
Roy. - J, Woods l. u. % the rrcsby.
terrain church. has gone for two weeks
vacation n The home fohs fand,. II Mar
tinsbuTg ". Va.
Young returned on "Wednesday to Mountain
View" from two weeks visit in Rich.
monh
ROY J. r Essen OF Tho Bsp,is, Church.
Beach
Mrs Julia icne, Mayo. Of Buchanan. i
the guest ~ her sis,er-in-law. Mira Walter
H. Boriie.
Miss Nan Perkins " N.nror, News is me
guest here Tor two weeks % Miss Mut5.
francs henderson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
NORWOOD

Sreclal 70 Tho Times III .patchl
|>cE WOOD VA. August B.-Wntoi
'nSh'er returned "a his home in Lynch.
~ sunday, after spending two months
IT, Wht"n aud charles polcn
PEE ieionvrc. Of RIrhmoud IA on A Nt,f,
Miss Evelyn I;ohinaon III Colleton
iiss Margaret t'diacs Of Richmond spcnt
T "eek with Mrs sidney Bolton leaving
nor home on Saturday
". SomcrNiilc and son. Randolph comcr
,e, ~" visiting friends near Mssstc.
liss Annie Robertson returned from ,o
htful ten days visit 10 Mrs n"ssor, :,
IN York city. m Tuesday
PISS Flossie Phelps. NJ I.vnrhhprr 49,.
T Weekend guest ~ Miss Hattie scrurss
cell Bailey returned On SUNDAY "a III,
me ~ Richmond. after speudinr u.,,,
h While and CARY Roberts
Us Rient ~ WashinSion. spent severai
r. last week With Miss Norman Duncan
u. hrd Mts. y s. Roberts entertained .,
ldaN night Last in honor OF their ncphev
ci Bailey. OF Richmond. Those from a
tancc were Miss Iiaaic Taylor. Of Red
81: MisH Margaret Gaines, OF Richmond i.
'iton Slaughter Of Lynchburr: Harry
'ur, ran aud Wallace Mcclellan
Tie Possine NJ Webster. wiliiam
ney Lex ellis. Harry Rancs and Percy
arlington. Of Roanoke: Cecil RaiIcy. Of
hmond. also including many Of the
Shhorhood hoys and sirls. Tho evening
= DELIGHTFULLY."- spent. Miss Margaret
ines. of Richnfond ana Artie Pns.inc ar
anpke rendered beautiful selection. on
piano and manifin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
NEW CANTON
IspcciaI 10 rhc rimes.pisr,,rh

Special % Tho Times. pisraich.
NEM CANTON. Va. Angus ,5-Nr,
NJ vim ro!lnrd .: Eichmonh Is vlstln-
= IL. Ccir - ihc ,at;ci nome. ncir
MIS- lacy Fierce ~ Richmond. i visit
NIX friends and relatives II Arvon.a al!
Nuckols
Mrs Fillmore seal of N.,v YORK accom-.
panied III hcf daughter. Mirtnl. nas hon
VISITING friends N this section :Ulne me
past TWO weeks
Mrs lohcrt lacy. of Rocky Mount s. ..
Is visiting 1T Social Han. IN" noins Of
her father. ". T.. Roatwr'ght
Mrs. Claude Goodman, az \eNpGff Ncp-
y ~ tho home of her father. Il. ii. uud:tGs.
for tho month of August.
Eev. n. ". Bagwcll administered tho III,
Of baptism 10 fourteen candidates in Pie ms.
Creek. near here. on Tuesday mo,r}us
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry q ,ndr. and daughter
Miss i.cnna Goodc of kauins city Mo ha. ,
hccn for several weeks past guest Of Mn
Goodies sister, Mrs. \ i. aryaut. i; RCD
House This Mr.. Good. me-, .lst:
:" his native State in r'ore ii,n forty yesra.
state senator Sands cay, win his iNo
liiilc daughters, IS s"JouruiuI ii Wythe#
vile.
~, Norvon Davidson. of Nov Work citv.
= spending = Shor, vacation period ,,t tn,
home ot his father = y. Davidson. IT
Nuckols
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
ORANGE

-nc.itl 1" rhe Times .ptspatch.J
ORANGE Va. Angus if-Ali,s hnni.
| alters "as hostcsN ., ? deiiEhtfui auction
ar,y given IN honor ~ ~, house guest
- Louise r"Nere IL Richmond ,inonr
IL guests present Ncrc Misscs EVELYN
rrthall Alice Buctou C1tr!s Bruce Nor
] 'iliitms. Fannie Dare and Margaret Tali.
i PRO lanic susie trd Mary Haley he
=, ious refrethmcnts were served Is. Mise.
'idIed ana Meis Mann Newton ~ Kich.
on sandal last Green shac kc,ford Carroll
spsh,er. sarcisy Tallaferro ana William
Graham mo'ored 10 Charlottesville cut
Trough Goshe" Pas returning home IS
a. 81 GordonsNi!Ic
Among The guests from Orange wno w,r.
escni ~ dclieht,ai dance given A.
ainli Hi'is 'he home ~ Sir ana Ms
box fhomrton. Yer" Manlcy carter Hobert
3t,ie
In, dam. eNen IN Thu.sd.y ,bo !.
sh' ~ the horse show va great sue
=, being lafrciy attended ana much on
y~d ~ the crowd ~ oulookers .ud dancer.
H.. ehapcrons we're Mtss Lena Ricketts,.
ssdaines Ierhine "iil.. Rradbcrfy. Hal.
=. John McDoua!s. Nadduk Graham Mo
onah y wilson. Emma Macon. Jacob
air ~ { Warren. i.atimcr Macon y .
ro"ninr and G'ofGc Erownin.
Hack "oodiin lott fot Marhle HeAd 10
81. SOM lime
Charles Hurkan'p. ~ Fredericksburg a..
recent vi,rsr hcfe
walton and Randolph Aiar,haA ~ 49,
lp'nr ~ 'h't mother Mr> Lows Mar
~, y'rsio,; e., 2 souor.et a.. 4,en
Nj ana Mrs William NaNc ~ wash
gton were guests At the home OF Dr.
twiS ioi!.das this week.
7 y Wright ~ Tappahanrock sp.n.
veral day. ., the HON, .; hi, sister
-, = . Scott, ii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
CULPEPER


80, nt,,.t-n - "ncN pispll'h J
J,n = -. NutoNt i'.-Mie iicfnt
Il, ,.h.t,.s,o,, ~, !" hct nome
s,.,1i,. ~ 49, -" ~ y; -, atef
i. N ,eu,,a'n Mr'N' Vim ncr i'th"i.
n.,c, 80 ''"D' ie''''NeS ~ ~
Mo. ,.
,nr bo,,.a ,s y n"e,"s' 70 'n"t'm
nome rc, ,,;, :, sth""Ina'cN ~ hrr
Misses Louise rise ~ ,,o1c-,,l sir,r.-
carol iIcrndon 81 South .ar,ttn NJ,
rarct Thomas Of Anhcts, .n,I lana i.,hc,,
son, OF Richmond. Others Nno have toiS,eI
them this week arc Misses MAY ANA C.ric.
ton Forbes Of Homie doom" Nj. con,,n,
and Reverb Parrish % richmond.
iutercs, centred this week IN IN. ri ,r.x..
play. Tho old Vermont Farm. ,yhtrh ,,s
eve" Tor ~" nishts IA tho courthouse yard.
ahn IN which many 81 the representative
society people OF culpep"r tnok part Large
,f"wfS werc IN attendance both nish,-.
leading parts wcr" taken ~ colonel T. II
ion",,'' uses N"te forry and tiari"
r,,,.,n St.,ta,. y, ,nE."n natk'hs MAJOR
n,h.r. ,.,.'. n"pe. :. 'iNIh" ana many
,ns i, ,V' tca'"'" Wa thc sihs
IN $50 "',ns 'h' Play ~ Mlss"'
bowman ..,s,, t,ahc,, ~, w N,eAam'"r
Misses EosaI,e And r,n, p,oa.,,,'. =.
,vnst,t,, ~" f'.pl T"ap"us ~
,ot,si,,. H., W. ~" p"'n N'finE tneif
III, a., -, ,.,'a,..''"' ii' "h'I ''utE Sulnst%'
n,d Nc p. pM sn's,- 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
WAYNESBORO


lSpebal = The rims, -Di.paicn.l
y ESBORo, Va August Ia FISHING
81 Brunswick Inn Early % Wednesday,
morning narry consisting .; Mcssir. Bron-
sor. Lortes Seymour Williams and ingle
won't ton miles down the river.
days h-h!ng trip. @ith fine catch
and giving wonderful accounts Of ad
venture. Every afternoon conSensl parties
can Nc seen strollinE toward South River
!ot -" - swim before supper
liner. have been > number % imuroinptu
card parties this week tho north yer.uda
a"d evcrs evening several tables Of auc-
ton N ~" d.a Ming room. Cares and dane
ton aft~r the "chidren'- hour' 81 Iames
amt sorE.
). Il wecoi ana Jame~ /. Rogers are
spending some time a Brunswick inn.
: Wilkins. OF WashinEton. daily i.
'ishts tn: guests with hls splendid voice
and ssie.i songs accompanied ~ Miss Ar
line pufouf.
NJ. ana Mrs j : own and daughter.
Of Lakeland Fla who are such pleasant
additions 10 tn~ Inn, have been recently
Joined by their ni.ct, Miss Rosa oven
'Tidswater virginia ha, oeen welt repr,
asne en!ldrem MT< Houston and Mis-
Katharine Ma,kinr. Of Hampton are tho
latest arrivals
Mr. ana Mr. H.nr. = Pollard have ia
month ~ August
on Thursday MI FishoYrne gave an early
motor party 70 Mountain Top having as
his guests Mrs Maxwell. Mr.. billion. ~
Misses Reii and Virginia Ecmblc ~
MARYLAND spent Monday I, Natural Bridge
Misses SLedEc ana putoWr and Mn WI.
tius had horseback ride = stanton IN
Recon, arrivals Include Mrs. II. xor
m'ni anA children. ~ Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
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LOUISA

Special 20 Tho Times DsratchI
LOUISA VA August l5.-Mr and Mrs
". w Smith entertained few friends
delightfully."- on Tuesday evening at their
home here. Auction bridge was played and
refreshments were served at close OF the
game. Those playing were Mr. ana Mrs :
II. Flanagan, ir.. Mrs. {. +. Et,la. Mrs.
Laurence Eita 4 W Flanagan Mis-,
Anna Griffith Mrs. Frank BoNley. Judge
and Mrs I. W sims. AIR. and Mrs w W.
Sn;th.
Ice Barrett and + T.. Smith, Jr. Of West
Virginia. visiting hcrc.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest Edwards. OF King
William County. arc visiting in Louisa near
quail.
Tho following Richmond reopie arc
among ihose with Mrs. Donnaliy. at lnglc-
side; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II Bigger and
the Misses Bisgci, Mrs. W. Ellis Jones and
MIS-. w Ellis Jones Jr Mrs Gibbs. Mrs.
Lewis Thurman. Miss Rowlcs, Mrs. Robert
Harrison and family. Miss May Poindextcr.
Mrs. - W. Watkins and family. Mrs. Will
frcd Goodwin, Mr., Donnally and Miss Dom
naiiy. OF Charleston. W. Va
Judge and Mrs. +. w. Sims and Mr. and
Mrs w W. Smith have returned from, the
meeting Of tho Bar Association al Hot
Springs
commemorative Attorney Evcrri, Perkins.
Of Roanoke. arrived Oh sunday 10 visit reIa :
ives and friends in Louisa.