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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
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Friday nigkt. Nay 3sd. at ths q. b.
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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
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Little MadGs Hays celebrated her
stA birthday 'anaivsrsary on Mon
day afternoon of this week By en-
tsrtainlns shout tvsnty-tour Of her
little friends. The houss vas Deco
raasd II pink and whits. The same
colors being carried ont In The menu.
the aftsrnoon was spent u play
lag numerous games which are a.
ways enjoyed By children. after
which they were invited into the din
ing room where pink and white ice
cream and cake were served.
Ivan Cillen. whose birthday was
the same day. was an honored guest.
70 two pretty birthday cakes in pink
and white. formed centerpieces on
the table.
Madse was the recipient Of many
pretty gifts and - her guests de-
parted they wished her many hap
py returns Of the day.
90
r. e. q.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

The regular meeting Of the r. T..
o. was held Wednesday afternoon
With Mrs. B. A. Smith a her home
on Colombo avenue. The paper Of
the afternoon was given BY Mrs.
Oas Wright on Preparation for the
Panama Exposition" AZ the Close
Of the meeting dainty refreshments
were served. Miss Olive Aobsrly.
Miss Martha snoddy and Ars. Cam
field were the guests Of the club.
On Thursday. Jane Sth. the ssats
organiser and inspector. Ars. Carrie
2. speacsr. Of Fort Morgan. will Be-
In the city for the insesctioa Of the
ioe.l order and the 0ssting will b
held IN Tie evening st the home Of
Mn. J. N. Lamb.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
A REG'LAR SON OF A. QUINN.

A REG'LAR SON OF A. QUINN.
An editor is in bad on account of
the write-up of wedding, always
source of potential and unconscious
newspaper wrongdoing. The bride
groom was named Gum and his IA
Their, Abraham Gum. The girls name
was Smith. The editor, who is also
the reporter, turned in the copy to
the Office boy the last thing before
going to press, then hurried to the
train, to be gone two days. When
the paper was printed the article was
headed "Gunn-Smith, and went on
to say that the bride was arrayed in
dress of white mile" instead of
white null, and she carried a large
nose" The editor wrote that the
groom was a well-hked son of A.
Gum, and the boy set it up, "The
groom was wal-eyed son of gun"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
HaIly Wills, Heavyweight

HaIIy Wills, Heavyweight
San Francisco, CaI.-"This fellow
Wills would whip Jack Johnson as
sure as you're foot Highland he's
faster than Peter Jacksonw
That's the verdict of Billy Jordan,
the veteran starter of boxing
matches on the Pacific Coast, whose
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

The X-ray examination of Dolly
Gray's ankle showed that no bones
are broken, but it is very doubtful if
the big half back will be able to get
into the Chicago=Illinois game. Too
many tendons in the ankle have been
sprained. - ....... -.
Lee Magee, outfieIder of the ST.
Louis National League team, was in
Chicago Tuesday and was reported to
be in secret conference with Pres.
Weeghman of the Tinx all day with
a view to signing to play with the
North Side team next season. Weegh-
man, however; denied he had seen
Magee and claimed he did not even
know he was in town.
With Magee in one of the outer
gardens the Tinx would have one of
the best fielders in the Federal Lea
que. - = ...-.>
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

name is known and whose judgment
is respected around the world
Uncle Billy" was referring to
Hally Wills, the colored heavyweight,
who has been coming up like a Texas
cyclone across the pugilistic land
scape within the past year.
Il know people will laugh when 1
say that, but l know what I'm talk
ing about" said Jordan. 81 have
seen Peter Jackson in action, and I've
seen Wills. Peter long and rangy
ike Wills, wasn't so aggressive. If
you came at him he'd pick you to
pieces. But Wills goes after his man
and settles him with a few punches.
The fact that we haven't seen him go
against high-class men is not his
fault.
dig the champions up for him and
I'm sure he'll stand them on their
heads, just as did Charley Miller and
Charley Horn.
rs he game? Now that kind of
talk makes me sick! AS soon as
negro fighter begins to show some
class lot of pinheads bob up. and
express doubt about his gameness.
They did that with johnson, too.
Wills may not be game, as is said, but
| don't know any white man who can
show us any yellow streak in him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15

counties. Regular meetings are held
for the discussion of school and other
topics. Where there used TO be par
entail Indifference. now everybody takes
an interest in schools. One important
result OF this is much higher average
daily attendance on the part Of the
pupils.
Other Counties Should Adopt This
System.
Is there any institution in the world
run such uiIbusincss- ike principles
as the isolated country schools? In
many counties there are from 75 to
100 such schools taught by the most
inexperienced teachers In the State.
These teachers are willing 10 work,
hut they have m .. to show then,
how or 10 encourage them The re-
sult is poor teaching and a great waste
of good money. The cities do not
run their schools like this. but each
teacher is visited daily BY some train
ed and experienced person. Factories
and railroads do not conduct their
busincss In the loose IA ter that
country schaols are run. If they lid
they would shortly go into bankruptcy.
The country schools in many OF our
larger counties will never be materially
improved until they adept a plan sim
| liar to the one that Is being worked
| go successfully In Charles City and
/ New Kent Counties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
MALVERN HILL
Especial to The Times-pi.patch +,

Malvern hill, Va. February it--Mrs. Her.
bert s. Saunders had those who took part
IN the entertainment given at city Point
on Friday meet at her home, Upper Shir-
icy. Tor a inai pEacicing on Monday night
laote at the meeting were Misses Emily
Harrison Ophelia Bray, Mamie Rui!in.
l.uith Dutro. Hugh and Mortimer Harrison,
John A. Clark. Jr., Mrs. T IL. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greeley. Mrs NJ T.
Bell. Mr. and Mrs Saunders
Mrs. Shirley Carter, of Norfolk. who came
to attend the Harrison Carter wedding Is
the guest OF Mrs. y. e. Hransiord. at '.shir-
icy on The James"
Mrs. J. 81. Gil has returned homo from
a visit 10 Richmond.
ar. and Mrs, Paul Greeley, of Westbury
We're the guests on Wednesday night OF Miss
Nidoa Carter at Shirley Mills"
Mira William C. WILCOX has returned TO
her home, bel Air" from visit 10 Mira.
Ii :. Saunders.
Beverley Il. Carter. OF Shirley Mills" and
Edward NJ Harrison. OF Merton" spent
Tuesday In Richmond
Thomas ". Clark. James NJ Bell and
Charles s. Clark. OF Richmond. spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~ Clark a,
"HErdens."
Miss Mary Randolph Carter. OF High
HIS" spent Saturday In Richmond
Mrs. William 7. johnson, OF Bermuda
Hundreds spani "Wednesday aud Thursl y
with friends In this aeigh borhood
Harry Rathine. o: city Point Va. has been
the guest OF his father this week.
John a. Clark. OF Ha!denS spent Monday
In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
BRISTOL

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
Bristol, Va, February H.-Judge and Mrs
IL. Campbell left Bristol this week TO
Join the Bristol winter colony on Captiva
Island. of the Gulf Coast of Florida. They
VIII be away about two months.
sifs Eva Jobe sister OF the late SEN
ator Bob Taylor, was here from johnson
city this week. the guest OF Mrs. NJ. l..
Thomas Mrs. Jobe has been In Wash
ington during the past six months
Mrs. Frank Davis. OF Richmond. Ia the
guest OF Mrs. Guy Darst. Mrs. Davis
formerly resided In Bristol.
SIT and Mrs. Clifton Thomas. after spend
ing a month with br. Thomas parents
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ l. Thomas, left this week
tor carroiton. Ga
Miss Ruth Powell has returned from Chi
ca6o. where she spent few weeks studying
piano music
Mr. ana Mrs. w b. Ernmer, ana daueh.
Ter, alter a visit to relatives here and in
southwest Virginia have returned TO Wash.
iugion.
Mrs charies Jones is visiting her parents
Mr. ana Mrs. Clark at Elizubethton
AIT ana Mrs. u. A. Wilson has returned
1" Rural Retreat. Va, after Visit 70 her
sister Mrs w. X. DUNCAN.
Miss Louise Martin has returned TO her
home AT johnson city after a Visit to .Judro
G. j. st. John and family.
3r. and Mrs. John Is. Itogers Mrs w n
Rogers and Miss corinnc Rogers have re-.
turned from ST. Petersburg. Fla. where the,
spent several weeks.
Mrs II. II Shelton is visiting Mira Franz
ter o! Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob ThoTnas OF hi,
city. " 'i'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15

ers and patrons as the old-fashioned
school never could do.
Better Ciass-Room Work.
But after all. the most important
things from tie time standpoint in any
school are the old things-rcading,
writing and arithmetic. And here is
where the supervising teacher can be
OF the greatest help TO the superinten-
dent I'm improving the schools.
Supe rintendent CogEin. in speaking of
Ills assistants work, mentioned this
CT sc:
In the beginning of the session I
visited an ungraded school taught by
teacher of twelve years experience,
but new 10 the county. In a short
while l saw that this teacher knew
nothing about methods of teaching or
OF grading her school / got in touch
with my assistant and requested her
TO look after this school. In the past
TWO months this particular teacher has
been visited seven times. and i feel
that the money we are spending on that
school is yielding returns while with
out these visits IT would have been
largely wasted"
interested Patrons.
Another important work done by
the supervising teacher Is that of or
ganizing school and civic leagues.
These organizations have been formed
/ IN practically every school~in the two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
CHASE CITY
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Special 10 The Timcs- Dispatch
Chase city, Va, February B.-Mrs Charles
WOmaus Book Club on Friday afternoon
Covers were Ioic for hfty and delicious re-.
ireshments were served after an Interesting
program
Miss Ann Gregory spent tho Weekend
with heT sister. Miss Seal Gregory. who Il,
teaching IN Baskerville,
on account Of the snow the regular meet
ins ~ the Civic League. which was to have
"e.n held Friday night In the high school
nugltorlu'n was p0stpone1 for one week
Miss Frances ThorntOns music class gave
a dehghtful piano recital in the high school
auditorium on Monday evening. The affair
"as one of The most bf iiliant OF the sea
son ana the best In the history OF the
schoo Many numbtrH we're artistically
rendered from famous composers
On Thursday afternoon Ere. Thomas
Sopde entertained tho FortnIGhtly Rock
COB. spelling bee war ihe feature OF
Tho program. utter which refreshments were
tsryed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
RADFORD

Radford Va. February lone OF the most
charming dances OF the was the
Valentine dance given Wednesday night
ia the dance hall by the young women OF
the town The hall was made attractive
10y Japanese lanterns and azores OF red
hearts Punch ana sandwiches were served
during the evening. The chaperons and
guests were Mrs a p. Goldsmith. Mrs q
W. Lyle Irs. Kenrsley, and Judge
s KSb,r MI Mr.. galway Mr. eaa Mr. f Me,
t.instein sire. a D AIainson. OF Richmond !:
s M[ and H. MTy t. + MsFlnnis Nrs Mora
sir. ana Mira i. 4. X. Cowsn and children :
Mrs. Letter. Miss Helen Kern. Miss Louise
Delp, Captain Osbern and Fred Harvey.
and Thomas Jones. Miss MARY Prickett, Of
Rural Retreat. and Guy Johnson: Miss Ann
Cassell and Fred Harvey; Mise Rhodes, OF
Roanoke, and Mr. Stone. OF ChristlansburK:
Miss Ann onr and Henry spindle. of Chris.
Troiinger; MISS Mrrsaret Troliner and WI!
Jordan of Dublin Miss julia ingles and
Lee Budwcl. of Y. L J.. Misc Alice Jone.
and Mack Alexander, Of Dublin: Miss Agnes
johnson ana Mack Harvey. Misc brownie
ana Robert Harvey. MISS Anna KenIerdInc
and truman HulIura: Miss Eleanor .rcrry
aud John Nocli; Ali,s Eloise Harrison and
la Tyler; Miss Minnie ingles and sam
finger and GoTdgn H-ll Of Dublin Siiss
MllHnir Howe hnd Walter budweiI. Miss
Z SHll'ucff anu pave tIOENt Miss Smith q,
7 flnriGn and Walter Johnson Mrs f d
johnson ana Dir. johnson. Mrs. NcCiung
! Hnd Mr Meciungi Mrs. Z. Vaughan and
, Mr Vaughan.
Miss Mary Prickett. oil Rural Retreat
spent fcw days this week with Mrs jaime,
| K#pler at the West END Hotel
air. Nora Scott spent "wednesday in
j Wytbevii!c
Nj. IS Thomas ana sons. f:tehera and
James Lewis. OF Roanoke, spent Tuesdny
ana Wednesday with Mrs. /. W Clark
Mlss Margaret Wade returned 20 her nom,
In Chrlstiansourg on Monday after vlsitin,
Ni>s Mackic Ingles at "lnRles,d."
w. II Ven Dorsen. or Pulaski spent Mon
iay In town
III ana Mrs Mccluns spen, last r..k
end ~ Roanoke and salem,
Mr. Baird 81 North Carolina, spent sew
eral days in town last week
irs. Reese Edmondson and ron Toh,
ltes'out spent Las, Saturday in Roanoke
Nrs a. u. Adamson and little son a
lAchmone are visiting Airs. Adatnpon'.
i"' Judge and Mrs. George u Casseli
Mrs c. @. johnson and Miss canr
'onnhon spent last Saturday .n Roanoke
Florida " "''h j"
Ioay " town, "''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
STANARDSvILLE
lspecial to The Times Dispatch, ]

lSpeCinl TO The Times DiSpatcE.l
Stanardsviile, Va February l+.-Mrs W.
lottesvilie on Tuesday TO spend time
with MIR. iiiscy.
Mrs. Roy 5. Cole and little son returned
to Charlottesville Tuesday alter TWO weeks
visit to Mr. and Mis. A y. Cole.
MIR. and Mrs. j. -. Sipe, OF Madison. re-
Gently sold their valuable farm near Mad
ison Mills. to SIR. Green. of Chicago, for
sls0 900.
Mrs H. c. Mcmillan left on Friday to
fellow. in cuipeper County. and from there
Will go TO Baltimore to spend the rest OF
the winter.
a message received here by friend from
Rev. w, NJ. Cleveland. who Is now located
In Coiinsyilie, H.. stated that his son.
George Cleveland. quite III. Mr. Cleve-
land was formerly rector OF Grnce Epis-
copai Church. OF this place.
Willie Shelton. OF Richmond. Is visiting
his brothers J. T. and Georg. w. She.
ton.
Roland nm, OF Madison. was n recent
visitor NJ the home of r. n. stephens.
Edgar Douglass and wife, OF Dunlop. w.
Va. are visiting Mrs. Lucy Douglass
DR.. Jesse Ewel spent several days last
week in Manassas.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore. of Alexandria. was q
recent visitor TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID :. Dtanv.
Early. who Is attending V. NJ. l.. Lexington.
was taken TO Richmond last week and
underwent operation FOR appendicitis at
the Johnston Willis Hospital and Is now
improving.
Mrs. Il NJ. Bushong was visited by her
brother General John L. Roller. OF Har-
risonburg, last Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
BLACKSTONE
Especial 70 rhn ill.,.

~, iSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch I
sea- , ns,one' Va feGrnary ii-Mrs George
Main Street "sf nome ca
Jennie Wake, returned from ,-,,, -
iSichWond on Thursday "'P !"
Nev. j sidney Peters sna,,
enabling act oeH"'' OF ihc
AHhby Land concluded a STAY ot ..,...
srts, mere and returned TO Richmond On
Mrs Charles weIsieer. OF nichmo,a :.
guest OF her hister, sire George pt.d",,s
~. A. Jones and Harry Williams nav" re-.
S, neo from a weeks stay in Baltimore.
their new store to be opened her g,.t14,
Stanley Grove and wife. and M.,,a,,.,
3 oh BOOKER and Otho Hardaway. OF Farm.
burial of Airs Z r Grove ''e"u tho
william Cooke ana family of Suzs.x yrh
nave oeen visiting Or and Mrs l. p
Anhms' returned 10 their home n few aay,
!, {, oii yer. Garter was weekend visitor 10
r. Carter is spending ,ew days in
iynchburE an: Roanoke :"
willie Pettus. OF Druke's Branch ,t,t,.,
friends In town on sunday
Miss Annie Bryan Epes is tho r,.s, =,
"y ,I, sister ars sam Gray.
Wi.ic Graham OF Crewe, is hsre sub
depot - VIC "e'eot
Or. J. r. Adams continues sicl a, NJ.
Mrs; r: W TarsIe is staying her. with
The Richmond College Glee C,Iub gave
concert at the Blackstone institute orr W.
nesday evening. "
@. 7 craie is trip to North Caro-
Charles welsiger was Weekend vI,,,or
to relatives here. '0'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
LAWRENcEVILLE
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Especial to The Times DisDatch.7
I.awrenceviIle. Va. February 1i-Mrs H.
d Prince entertained the caro- clnh at
her home on TuTnDuh street on saturday
Mrs Bracey, of Bracey. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Marvin spitbey. :.
the guest Of friends In Lawrencevile.
Mrs e l.. Palmer is in Richmond for a
Mr.! Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Barclay are visiting
Miss Rosa Waugh, former teacher. in
the high school was the guest OF Mrs
T. r. Gibbs this week
Mrs w y. Seige ami daughter have re-
turned from trip TO Florida
MIR and Mrs. Willie Murphy. OF Hartford
Conn. are visiting at the homo or Charles
Miss Grace Mallory has returned from a
trip to Emporia. where size was the guest OF
Miss Maggie Bogga ,,, co.. ..
visiting Miss Marguerite Bayley
Miss Margaret Miller OF Richmond. q
spending a abort time with her cousin
Mrs. Walter Turnbull has gone TO EN-.
poria on account OF tho Illness OF her
Miss Mamie Tucker. of Petersburg. was
the guest this week of her sister, Miss
Mary Tucker .
Miss Clement Jackson. of Petersburg, spept
the weekend with Miss Katharine Brit
Mrs. j. r. Thomas entertained ut dinner
on Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss Gllls
who IL the guest of Miss Marguerite Bay.
Mrs a. II. Short entertained Friday
night with delightful Valentine party In
honor of the birthday of her son. shsltor
II Short Jr. About thirty five guests call
ed and enjoyed the evening.
number Of tho young people OF Law.
reneevilie attended german in South Hi
| Miss Purdy, OF purdy.is visiting Mrs D
' n. Osborn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
HOUSTON

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.]
Houston Va, February H,-Gran Graz
dock and c. 4. Lacy spen, several days In
j. w. Johnson attended the good roads
senator il. 4. Edmondson spent Sunday
Mrs r. IL. Allen Of Birmingham. Ala,
will join her husband at the Halifax Inn
o. r. Wood. II. II. Draper. and Miss
Francis Staples. all OF Lynchburg. were
guests of Miss Florence Draper this week:
Miss Mildred Edmunds entertained at
bridge on Friday night, The second game
between the high score OF the. south Bos-
ton and Houston Ciubn was played Hous-
ton winning by r. close score. The Houston
Club was entertained by Miss Florence Orby.
at her home Nat South Boston. on Friday.
Judge w Il. Barksdale has been holding
court in Lynchburg during the pact week.
The Houston Masons had full meeting
Monday night. az which time the second
degree was conferred on W. a. Moore. and
the third degree on w. A. Dtckens
s. r. Crews attended meeting of tho
Grand Lodge Of Masons in Richmond on
Miss Mildred EdmInds. Mrs. a. L. willing
hmm and Mira. j d. Tucker are or visit
TO New York
The women's Temperance Union enter
tanned its honorary members on Friday
night al tho Methodist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
WYTHEVlLLE
[specIaI 70 The Tlmes- plspatch. ]


Wytheviile, Va. February 1.-THE Parish
Aid Society NJ 81. Johns Episcopal Church
gave Valentine tea and oyster supper al
the parish hall on Friday evening. II was
very attractive event The decorations
were In keeping With the feast Of ST. Val
entine.
Mrs. w. b. Keglcy entertained n number OF
friends at bridge party on Thursday AT
tcrnoon.
Mrs. Charles Newlund entertained In.
formally at cards at her home. Meadow
View on Friday evening.
Mrs. Robert Sayers and little son arc
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Sayers. in
Roanoke
Miss Blanche Sanders Ia spending some
time with friends In Roanoke after Waiting
her nephew. Marion Sanders. at Washing
ton and Lee University.
Miss Evelyn Harrison. OF Holiins Institute.
is at home for u short vacation.
Miss Alice Pendleton, after visiting reia-
tves in Louisa VIII spend time with
her aunt. Mrs, sommcrvllle. In New York.
Mrs. Virginia Kent and Miss Mary Pres
ton Kent are the guests OF Mr.. Clarence
Kent. In Petersburg for few weeks.
| Mrs. c. N. Otey and Mrs. Jen Ficin arc
spending some time In Philadelphia.