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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
ROcKBRIDcE AGENTS
HELD ANNUAL MEETING

Lexington. Va. Aug. z7.-.The an
nual meeting Of the Rockbridge
Mutual Fire Insurance company was
held at the courthouse Saturday,
August a. The meeting was called
to order by President G. w. Effinger
and Mr.. r. l.. Patterson was elected
chairman with Mr.. II. w. Barclay
secretary.
Chairman Patterson appointed the
following committees: Messrs- j. r.
Tardy, r. ]. Huffman and A. e. F,lltz,
to ascertain the number OF shares
represented in person: j. L. Teaford,
w G.. Reid, and John d. Sterrett. to
ascertain the number of shares re-
presented by proxy. The reports
showed that 5.338 shares were repre-
sented in person and 1892 shares by
proxy total OF 23.160 out of 1851
shares in force.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: Messrs. G.. v Ef1nger. presi-
dent. for one year; w. G. Firebaugh.
secretary and treasurer, for one year;
G. p Rodes. director for Lexington
district, for three years; A. e. Fultz.
director for South River district. for
three years. These were all re-elect-
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In Honor of Bride.

on Thursday evening at the attrac-
IKE home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
Clarke. III Culpeper, Misses Emma
3ane Clarke and Minnie Jackson
Burton gave a miscella neous shower
an honor Of Miss Mary Franklin
Bold ridge. of Stev~ylssurg Va, who
On September 3, becomes the bride Of
Il. C.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion. color scheme
Of yellow and white being carried out
in the decorations. the whole cha n
ing effect being heightened by the
brilliant glow Of the electric lights.
During the evening delightful music
was rendered by the noted Culpeper
Mandolin club.
The gifts received by the bride-to-
be were numerous and useful, as well
as beautiful and ornamental After
the shower was over, the guests were
shown into the spacious dining room,
where delicious refreshments We're
served, and where. at the end IF a
beautiful rainbow, each guest found
their pot Of gold they had been look
Ing for SO long The bride-to- be was
sent cards bearing the names Of those
present AZ souvenirs.
Many ware the good wishes tended
the bride~to-be. and gay wit and
repartee gave wings TO the hour. and
the time TO leave came all too soon.
The out~of-town guests were. Misses
Mary Franklin and Margaret diH
Boldriee. stevensburg. Va. Minnie
jackson Burton, Washington. y. c.;
Maude Serena Wilson. Apex. y. G.
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MAN FOUND WITHOUT
CLOTHING, BUT WORE
NUMBER 8 SHOES.

Winston Salem, Aug. 27.--Tht uu-
tilated body of white man about
thirty-five years old was found in
Muddy creek. near the Southern rail-
way bridge. in the western part of the
county this afternoon. The body was
found by Mr.. Craver. but identity OF
the dead man Is unknown, The body
bad been stripped of clothing and the
feet were tied with a piece of hemp
rope. Another piece of rope, twisted
with the but Of a buggy whip, was
found around the neck.
Officers have been unable to locate
any person missing in the county.
The man Is about six feet tall and
wore No. s shoes. He had two or
three front teeth missing. The de
composed condition of the body rem
dered decentralization impossible
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
House Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Howe Pevton Gray,
Of Abingdon. nt their home on East
Main Ftreet, Tuesday evening enter
Yeine6 IN the honor 81 their DAUGHTER.
Miss Sa!lie Waterman Gray. and her
house guests. Misses Susie Gray
WEIGH. OF Annapolis: Mary +. Mass!e.
Of Richmond, and Mary Preston uray.
OF Bristol. Among the ont-oftown
guests were Misses Maria Walker. OF
Lynchburg; Emily Mcsharren. or
Richmond, and Mrs Massie, Of Rich
mond. The parlors, p0rches and dane
ing hall were decorated with ever
green's and Japanese lanterns, the
ccier scheme being pink and green
The hostess assisted by 8 hcvy Of
lovely girls served delicious refresh~
rrents on the large back porch Of the
home, Dancing. Including many Of
the latest measures. was engaged in
by the younger set, while others
listened 10 the music. Including s,.tgs
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SOCIETY


city after two weeks sotourn at At
lantie City and Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Tandon b. Edwards
have returned to their home, los
West Grace street, from Amherst
county, where they were the guests OF
relatives.
Mrs w T. Beasley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles I. johnson at
Mantico. Va.
Miss Clara Shafer is In Stanton.
where she is the guest of Mrs. w. C.
Kable.
Misses Grace Philips and Page
Hewlett. who have been spending the
past two weeks In New York city and
motoring along the Hudson, have re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. Edgar Gum and daughters
Misses Harriet and Katherine. who
have been spending part of the sum-
mer at Bay Head, y. J.. have return
ed TO their home on West Franklin
street.
Miss Frances Bemiss is the guest
OF friends on Fishers Island. Miss
Reniss has been spending the early
summer on the Maine coast,
Misses "Tommie" and Lottie Beaz-
ley arc In Smithfeld. where they will
spend some time with Miss Ethel
Johnson. Later the Misses Beazley
will visit friends in Charlottesville.
Miss Matte Campbell has gone to
Lynchhurg 10 visit her sister,
DR. f. a. Drum has returned to the
eSfy from a visit to friends In Lynch
burg.
Miss Louise Henry. of Staunton, e
visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. John c. Simpson has left for
Lynchburg to spend the week with
relatives.
Mrs. st Julien Oppenheimer and
children and returning to the city
this week from Fluvanna county.
where they spent the month OF
August.
Miss Virginia Chesterman. who has
heen spending August al Bay Head
CITY, ". J., has returned home
Mrs. J. F. Walsh and Miss Mary
d. Walsh. have returned to their
home on Monumental avenue after
a six weeks stay al Atlantic city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
Interesting Enlargement.

An engagement OF much interest IN
Virginia, recently announced in Mo.
bile, Ala, is that Of Miss Evelyn Byrd.
daughter of Mrs Alexander Hamilton
Byrd, Of Eutsw, Ala, to Warren Red
wood Christian, the youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. W, Christian, The
wedding Is TO take place IN November.
The young couple will make their
home IN Mobile
The hridegroom~to-b is a son Of
Mr. " Christian, of Richmond. and
IL grandson Of the late Wi,tiam
Afmistead Christian. The bride is
prominently related in Virginia.
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BY NEGRFSS;
SHOOTS HER IN SHOULDERS

Newport News, Va. Aug. 2T,--
Angered, It is said at the alleged at
tack on him at the home OF Mary
Branch. a negress. from whom he at
tempted 70 collect a bill, G. L. John
son, OF 12ff Hampton avenue, resurrt-
ed TO the woman's home on the Acre
n bout | O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
the police allege and fired load OF
gnuHhot into the Branch woman &
shoulder. inflicting a painful blu, not
serious wound.
johnson was arrested by Special
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The many friends NJ Rev, Guy D.
Christian and wife will be pleased TO
hear that they have returned to this
city after a flveyear absence In far
off Alaska Mr. and Mrs. Christian
arrived at o'clock Wednesday night
Mrs. H. L. Lewis, Of Bristol. who
arrived in New FORK Wednesday from
Europe Ia the guest Of Mrs. Charles
irwin Philips on Grove avenue.
Miss Miriam Greenwald and Mrs,
Henry Brauer have returned to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
September Wedding.

DIR and Mrs Edward Leieh Pei{
announce the engagement and ap
4voaching marriage Of their daug nter,
ssary Leigh. tp MIR Alfred Moore
st ales Of Greensboro. y, G.
The wedding will take place at Cen
senary Methodist church. September
Is, AT 6.S0 O'Clock
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Enjoyable House Party.

Miss Mozeue Reid was the hostess
Of delightful house party for tho
week END al her home in King and
queen county.
Among the guests from Richmond
were: Misses Thelna Oils. Ona Floyd.
Elsie ellis, Cleo Floyd. Martha
Ia Touche, Martha Clarke and MAY
belle Floyd Aessrs James Harvey
Robert Nelson. HARDWOOD King, VII
liam Paal and Stuart Mcconnell
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Marriage Announced.

Captain and Mrs. +. III. Harris, OF
Richmond, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Evelyn Harris
to Mr. Howard T. Besecker, formerly
II peleVan. Wis, on Wednesday
August ~. In Washington. u. G. Mr.
and Mrs Besecker viii make their
future home in Chester. Va
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Miss Erwin In Roanoke.

OF interest here IS the following
clipping from the Roanoke Times:
Miss Mary Erwin. OF Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Hammitt. at
valley Farm. Salem. Va Miss Err
win Is one 9of the most accomplished
and graceful dancers of Richmond.
having won three silver cups given at
dancing contests.
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Lawn Fefs.

A lawn fete and watermelon feast
will be giver by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Young Mems Hebrew associa-
ton, on the evening OF August 81. in
the court Of the associations home
A program Of vocal and instrument
si affections liz being arranged for the
occasion.
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Engagement announced.

Mr. and Mrs. william G. Lane. of
Aitavista, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Florence Hudson Lane. to Philip r
Withers. Jr., Of Lynchhurg. The wed
ding Will take place the evening OF
October a in Broad-Street Methodist
church. Altavista.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28

Onloer Lady. IS the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. : short time AFTER the
alleged shootlng and charged with un.
lawful shootins. He later was baiied
~ Justice Of the Peace Christian in
the sum Of $500, w. w. Wallace h.ing
his security.
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rnlkrnosE
ss-s~ey Editor

Mrs. l.. a Butteritk. who left At
iantic City Sunday for Northern
motor trip with Mr. and Mrs John
H. Wright. of Bsttlmore. have been
staying at the Plaza. IN New YorK.
IL Is expected that they viii re-
turn South about September s.
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by Mrs Preston w. Campbell, and
still others found interest in game
of cards. In addition to those present
as mentioned. about forty guests from
Abingdon and is suburbs enjoyed the
hospitality OF the evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28

Judge Richardson yesterday after.
noon admitted william Caudie TO bail
in the sum Of $1,000. FOR his appear
ance in Police court September 2.
Mrs. Anna Cummings. 4 relative. sup
piled the bond. Caudle IL alleged to
have passed q bogus check.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
NEW ORGANIZATION
AT SOUTH BOSTON

South Boston. Va. Aug. 27.-The
American Institute OF Child Life, with
headquarters in Philadelphia. organ
lied a chapter IN the parlor of the
Garland hotel. at this place, yester-
day afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
Caught zoo Rats in One
Month

Cleans O building OF Rats and
Mice In short time. keeps 1t
cleaned, for It Is always ready for
use Made of galvanized iron,
can't get out OF order lasts for
years Large number can be
caught daily. Go to Catcher
mornings, remove device inside.
which only takes few seconds,
take out dead rats and mice. re-
place device, 1t Ia ready for an
other catch. Small piece cheese is
used. doing away with poisons
Catcher Is Is inches high, o inches
diameter. When rats pass device
they die, no marks left on them.
Catcher is ALWAYS clean. One Of
. these Catchers set in livery
stable in Scranton. Pa. caught over
200 rats in month. One sent
prepaid TO any place I'm United
States upon receipt Of s3 Catcher.
In. high. for mice only, prepaid
ST. On account Of shipping
charges being prepaid. remittance
liz requested with order.
Fl. d. SWARTS.
Inventor and Manufacturers, Scran-
ton. Pa.
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the guest at the Sthol home

the guest at the sthol home over
Sunday. Isl. ii.
Mrs. Diseth's father and sister,
Sever Hoffas and Mrs. =. Chose OF
Fort Ransom, N. OAK, arrived here
Thursday to spend a few days |. 4.
Odin Hallen of Fort Ransom, N.
OAK, was the guest at the Diseth
home during the past few days.
Misses Carrie and Alice Smith Of
Azure spent Monday in Bemidji. #
81. 7. B. Millar returned Saturday
from Gully where he has been en-
ployed for some time. 81 !: .H
Dell Miller of Solway was in Pine
wood Saturday. N
A. Helgeson and daughter Marie
left Tuesday to attend the Midsum-
mer's day celebration near Solway
M Hanson spent Tuesday in Be
midi =
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Oscar Paulsen was down to Bag
ley Wednesday.
Martin Nelson made a business
trip to Bemidji Wednesday.
T. E. Rider, Andrew Hendrickson
L. Safer and O. E. Evenvoll attended
a creamery meeting at Aida On
Wednesday.
Cora Rain, who has a position in
a store at Bemidji, was home Sun
day.
Miss es Edna Peterson and John
son are spending the week with
with friends at Bemidji.
A large crew of men and teams are
improving the streets this week. The
old plank crossings will be removed
and replaced with cement.
M. Schranz and L. Holverson and
their families spent Sunday with
! friends at Neving.
A large crowd gathered here Sui
day to see the Clearbrook- Sh evlin
baseball game, but they were disap-
pointed, as Clearbrook had bad
case of ''cold feet" and did not come
N. P. Johnson of Mallard was here
Monday. =.
The village and township boards
Of review met here Monday
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I.
Mr. and Mrs l.. E. Hanson went
to Park Rapids Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. Hanson attended the commits
sioners' meeting and Mrs Hanson
visited with her sister, Mrs. P. A.
Christensen. They returned Satur-
day afternoon. .>.>'.1>
Miss Katherine Ackerstrom of
Minneapolis came out Saturday to
visit her cousin, Mrs L. b.. Hanson.
c. A.. Olson was a Bemidji caller
Saturday.
Lars Lind of Bemidji came out
Saturday to spend few days with
friends.
The meeting of the Ladies' aid So
ciety at A. A. Hanson's Sunday was
we'll attended.
Services will be held at the town
hall by Rev. Sorenson of Shevlin
Mimi, June 2S
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Monday and took the level Of the
ditch line on the + enry Plummer
road sI#a ,Ii. I
George Bogart and sons have been
putting in a new bridge at w $.
Shoop' s, in place Of the one that the
high water swept away. .a
. Men and teams were busy on Sat
urday making a fill around the new
bridge. s.5 :i4y
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Walter Johnson and Guy Miller
spent Sunday with friends near Pine
wood
Eugene Daniels and Nels Bye were
business visitors at Bemidji Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ed Lindell and children spent
Saturday, and Sunday visiting with
friends at Bagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rock and baby
who have been visiting at Bemidji,
arrived home Sunday.
Miss Lillian Powers went to Be-
midi Monday where she will attend
summer school.
Tom Miller of Pinewood came over
Saturday with his planer. He start
ed work Tuesday.
Lawrence Smerud and Henry Ollie,
who have been working in North
Dakota for some time, arrived home
Friday.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan and children of
Wilton spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis.
Elnora Rock went to Bemidji on
Tuesday and spent the week visiting
with friends. and relatives
A number OF the young men from
here went to Shevlin Sunday to wit
and Clearbrook, but the latter team
failed to SHOW up.
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MORNING..


9:00-l00-yard dash, Third street.
Free for all. First prize
i $500; second prize $500.
9:3O-Ski Jump, by Capt: Henric-
son doing mid-air summer
: sault. On Third street be-
tween Minnesota Ave. and
4. Ill America Ave. -.:l....
9:45-Potato race, Beltrami Ave.
49, between Second and Third
Sts First prize $500. Sec
@a@ ond prize $500.
10:O0-Dog and cart race, beginning
on Minnesota Ave, corner
Third street around the
-. block and back to place of
starting. First prize $500;
E second prize $500.
10:30- Ski Jump, bp Capt. Henric-
son, doing mid-air summer
sault on Third street be-
tween Mimi. Ave. and Amer
lea Avenue.
100-yard dash Free for all.
Second street between Mimi.
and Beltrami avenues First
prize $500. second prize.
$500.
HOO Grand Automobile Parade
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| l.. A. Gould met with a serious ac-
eident last Sunday while on his way
| to church. Guiding his car so that
one wheel ran in the middle of the
road and the other on the edge of
the road to avoid bad place, one
; of the front wheels struck small
stump which threw the car against
a larger stump, damaging his ma
chine considerable. One of the &C.
cupants, Avery Robinson, pitched
forward, breaking the glass and cut
ting his face quite badly. Phyllis
and Leona Gould were thrown from
the car but escaped injury. George
! Wilson assisted Mr. Gould in taking
the car to the repair shop. Monday
and Tuesday Mr. Gould had to use
horses to get the Eckles Market as
sociation's products to Bemidji.
While playing he was "a man
working in the woods" Frank Bren-
nan, aged g., struck his foot with his
| fathers sharp ak and cut deep cash
between the large and adjoining toe.
Mrs. George Day and daughter
Carrie returned from Clithero Mon
day. evening. .z. - q.
George Dodsen and family visited
the Wheelocks' in Bemidji Sunday.
| Nellie Wilson and Alice Brennan
are attending the Teachers Train
! ing school in Bemidji.
! Lizzie Brennan of Wilton is visit
ling with her uncles, George Bren-
nan and Harry Bowers. 3
| Roy Bowers, who had to quit work
at the Crookston mill last week on
account of threatened attack of ap-
|pendicitis, was able to return to his
work, Monday. (.
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HORNET <
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Andy Ellis went to Blackjack on
Monday.
The assistant surveyor was out en-
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Mrs Charles Cook returned Sat-
urday from visit with her folks
who live near Germantown, Mime
sofa.
Mrs. O. Krantz, Miss Katie Work.
man, Jno. Workman and Mr.. and
Mrs. r Workman spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Durand at Pu-
posky.
The Ladies' aid met with Mrs.
Louis Workman last week, and will
meet again two weeks hence with
Mrs. S. Gonser.
Mrs. Louis Workman left Satur-
day for Wilton, Minn., where she
will visit with her sister, Mrs. Jno.
Horn.
Mrs. Leslie Workman was shop
ping in Bemidji between trains IN
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Workman re-
turned Saturday from Bertha, Mill
nesoIa, where they have spent sew
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CANAL OPEN TO STEAMERS
Commercial Use of Waterway Will
6egin in Few Days.

CommeTciai Use OF waterway III
6egin in Few Days. I.
Washington, June 25. Commercial
use, regularly, by oceangoing vessels,
of the Panama canal may be expected
during the latter part of June, accord
ing to word received here by the
Isthmian canal commission from Gov.
ernor Goethals. -
The American-Hawaiian Steamship
company probably will make the first
use of the canal, their vessels calling
semi-weelly. Barges between Colon
and Balboa are now in active use
Barges are hauled by tugs, one-third
being constantly loading at Balboa,
the. Pacific terminal, one-third are in
transit and the other third discharg-
ing cargoes at Christobal, the Ameri-
can port on the Atlantic side.
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ADMITTED BY NICARAGUA
Germany Offered to outbid Us for
Canal Strip -,..'s ri

Washington, June 25-At the time
the United States was thinking of
building a canal across Nicaragua
Germany tried to outbid America for
the right of way.
This information was disclosed to
the senate committee on foreign re-
lations by Minister Chamorro of Mica
ragua. The United States offered
100000 and Germany offered to
raise the bid.
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QUARRY BLAST KILLS ONE
Foreman Meets Death and Three 9th
| ers Are Injured

St. Cloud, Mimi, June 25.-When
twenty-five pounds of powder explod-
ed while Edward Fisher foreman at
the Melrose gray granite quarry, and
three others were tamping a blast,
Fisher was killed, a workman named
Dambly suffered the loss of both eyes,
John Kitowski probably will lose one
eye and Peter Kraemer also was &C.
verely bruised. .
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EVENING PROGRAM.

7:OO-Ski jump by Capt. Henric-
son with mid-air summer
sault on Third street be
tween Minnesota and Amer,
lea AYES
7:30-Motor boat race over two
4 mile course starting at city
dock going one mile north
and finishing at starting
point All entrants report TO
C. w. Warfeld sometime be-
fore noon of July 4th. Boats
racing will carry flags SO
they may be distinguished
from Others First prize,
$40; second prize $500
S:0O-Band Concert by Bemidji
Band.
9:OO----Grand display of fireworks
on Lake shore.
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Fourth Of July Program

prize Sis; second prize $40.
00-Running race by farmers
horses, .half-mile event. LIST
prize $40; End prize $500.
30-Baseball Game, Bemidji Ath-
letics VS.. Thief River Falls.
5000 purse g.. IT,.
15-Baseball Game, Thief River
Falls Elks VS.. Bemidji Elks.
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beginning at Cemetery and
going down Irvine Ave. to
Fourth street, on Fourth
p street to Bemidji Ave. south
HIP on Bemidji Ave. to Third
street, west on Third street
E to Minnesota Ave, south on
Minnesota Ave. to Second
~. street and East. on Second
a.# street. to Bemidji Ave. where
the procession will disband.
For the most beautifully
decorated car, $4,000 cash,
For the most comically dec
81 Grated car, $1,000 cash.
45-Ski Jump by Capt. Henric-
son on Third street, doing
.mid-air summersault.
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PINEWOOD
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Walter Johnson of Solway attend
ed the basket social given Saturday
for the benefit of the band to be or
ganized in BuZzle
Miss. Ella Parker of Bemidii was
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The Mississippi legislature has
passed a law providing for a factory
inspector to enforce the labor laws.
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Only 1-5 per cent of the crimin
ais are women.
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|OUNTRY)%


eral weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives..
Mrs. Paul Garrigan returned from
an extended visit with her sister at
Lawrence, Kentucky. Her sister is
attending school here.
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The day for the visitor and the farmer. You are
cordially extended invitation spend the day Be-
midi. All entertainments absolutely free. Special
cursions from all sections.
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