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The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-05

Latest reports show that more than
$4,000 men are employed as coal
miners in the Pacific Northwest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
BERRYVILLE

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Berryvile. Va. January 1o.-AIiss NJ w
Blackburn. OF Alexandria. who spent the
holidays with Mrs. T.. NJ. Striking has re-
turned to her home
Bob Elder has returned to Washington
after spending the holidays In town
4. Ia. Powers and Sam Taylor have re-
turned 10 the Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
tute
Miss Louise Powers loft on TUESDAY for
Washington and later viii return to Hannah
Moore Academy.
Miss Elizabeth Timberlake and Master
Frank Timoerlako are visiting relatives in
Scranton Pa.
Charles Moore has returned to Pittsburgh.
after spending the holidays with his parents
i'll town.
Ralph Dorsey left this week for Charlotte
~ G.. where he has accepted position
with tho Southern Bell Telephone Com
Miss Mamie Mcguire has returned from
Richmond. where she spent tho HOLIDAYS
with hor brother. DIR, Edward Mcclure
Mrs. Herbert Whiting. or Lexington wa,
called home last week by tho illness OF her
mother. Mrs. +. Mccormick.
Mrs. ". 8. Milton has returned from Bal
timorc.
w. $. Powers. OF Chicago is Waiting his
mother at auburn"
Row. Edward Wall and Miss Jane G.
Moore attended the conservation or Biahop
John Poynty Tyler in Hagerstown. on
Mrs. 81 Mcdonald, Mrs. Thomas Nc.
Cormick and Miss Rose F.. Mccormick. who
spent the holidays at "F'rankford," have
returned to Alexandria.
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holidays in Baltimore with friends. have
returned to Piedmont Lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Boocock have return
ell North for the remainder of the winter
Their sons. Lawrence and Carroll Boocock.
returned To Taft School. in Connecticut.
a splendid dinner given Friday
last by Russell Bower TO the Mems Social
Club. This club. which IL being organized.
has It's charter members Edwin
Warner. Earl Money. VIII Money. Messrs.
Rankin and Bower.
Jack and Vincent Warner returned to
the Augusta Military Academy on Tuesday.
Richard Christian returned to Atlantic
city Monday after visit to Mr. and
Donald Stevens OF charlottesville. has
been tho guest OF Aylett Everett Jr. at
Briarcline for time.
Miss Mary Shackleford. or Seven Oaks
left on Thursday for New York, where she
will stay with friends for an indefinite
time.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Bower entertained
AT q supper ana dance Tuesday even
ing The affair was very pleasant and
many OF the young people participated
Indictment weather Saturday prevented
the hunt breakfast at Castalia from talk
ing place, Every one WAS greatly dis
appointed.
Miss Isabel Money has undertaken the
DUTIES oil librarian in the absence or Miss
Mary Shacklcford.
Prince and Princess Troubetzkoy and Miss
Landon Rives have left Castle iiil 10 spend
the rest OF the winter In New York.
Mrs John Sawyer. who Is such popular
successful hostess at keswick. has unfor-
tunatey been laid up all the holiday season
with n bad attack OF the grip.
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Would GO CRAZY /
SCRATCHING eczema
Came in Red Bumps. Spread All
Over Head, Could Not Rest at
All. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Completely Cured in Two Weeks.

Il. +. ID. No. 2S. Pelham, n. c." My
little girl broke out with something they
said was eczema. 1t Just came In red bumps
and sho would just go crazy scratching.
would have to pin y cloth around her head
to keep her from scratching 1t. Then the
bumps would get white on top and then they
spread all over her head and had to cut her
hair Oft. She just could not rest at all and
tried everything any one told mo and moth.
ing seemed to do any good. l used ----.
---- and and they did no
good. had to be up day and night for she
could not rest scarcely any. sho would
continually fret Snd just had to walk all
the time with hcr.
- saw tho advertisements Of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and wrote for sample.
IL did SO much good ] got soma moro. 7
would tako come real warm water and Cuti-
cura Soap and battle her With II. then anoins
her with tho Cuticurs Ointment. bought
three cakes of Cuticura Soap and Two boKcs
OF Cuticura Ointment and IN two. weeks
she was completely cured" (slkaed)
Mrs. C. Blackwell. sept. ", 1913.
TO remove dandruff. prevent falling hair.
remove crusts and scales. and aliay itcning
and Irritation OF tho scalp. frequent sasr1.
poos with Cuticura Soap. assisted by occAr
sional dressings with Cuticpfs 0iotmens.
afford a speedy and economical tftstment,
Sold oyerywhere. A single set IL oftsB
sufficient. Liberal sample OF each mated
FREQ. with SIP. Skin hook. Address posi-
card ''Cuticura. Dept. 4. Boston"
E5~Afen who shave and shampoo With Su4i
scura Soap will nnds 81 best for aka and ssA;HsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
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Highland Springs. Va. January i0.-The
study club Of Hshl"nd springs rim "G in 1hs
leading social event of the week. The club
first held the business meeting. followed by
presided, and after adjournment the hall
was turned over TO the children. and a
merry time they had.
in the Methodist Church by the Rev. ]. VI
Rowland. of Richmond, whose subject VIII
Rowland is n gifted speaker
The woman's Missionary Society of New
Oakley: with nne attendance. and en-
couraging prospects for a successful
The Ladies AID Society of tho Methods,
Church, met Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs English. with the president.
members were in attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson, Jr,, Of
their home.
Plans have been drawn and speciiica-
tions made for the building OF a large
dwelling G",al. and store on Main Street and
Daisy !. Avenue, near Or $ A. RoSps. which
family. Work will begin at once.
Misses Mary Dierhoi and Kathleen White,
fredericksburg, after spending Christmas
at their respective homes. left on sunday
TO resume their school work
The pupils OF Highland Springs started
In Monday to study In earnest. after ten
days OF FUN and froiic.
w. Harper Dean and little son. W. III
Dean. Jr.. OF Washington. ID. C.. were
visitors on New Years Day. Mt Oak HALL"
the home OF his mother. Mrs Harper Dean
Miss Helen Munro. OF the State Normal
School. in fredericksburg, left Sunday for
her school. after having spent her HOLIDAYS
with friends In Highland Springs. her
parents having moved to Tampa. Fla, last
Miss Irwin Weber was the hostess We'd
.nesdhy evening OF very attractive watch
night party. given In her home at stop
| &c Ia
| Mrs Emma d. Storer was a guest Tuesday
and "Wednesday of Mrs. Fay Crudup at her
lovely home i'm Centralia.
| Mrs Kasper Erons, OF Ualtiynore Ma
accompanied by Miss Christina Krons after
delightful visit with Mr.. and Mrs VIC
tor Narro, left the first OF the week for her
home
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BON AIR
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Bon Air. Va. January l0.-Miss Clara
Powers and Mrs. II. L: Bridgeforth were
guests last week Of Mrs Joseph Sudler
at Forest Hill Park
Miss Willie Johnston spent several 5nvs
last week with Miss IIoldt. on Stuart Ave-
nue.. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ainslie were tho
guests of Mrs. and Miss Withers last week
: ~. Mason Till and Wilson Jones' OF Pc
tersburg, were with DIR. and Mrs f. IL
MeCluer oyer Sunday.
Miss Lucy Mason. Miss Anne Kerans mil
Mrs. Margaret Hon spent the last week-cnd
with the Misses Moore.
Miss Julia Wherry and Miss Mary Fer
g gus spent a day or two last week with
Ted McCluer left on Monday for Baltt
more to attend the University OF Mary
Miss Frances woodson WIS hore last week
with friends.
Miss Minnie Jahnko has been tho recent
guest OF the Misses Ha.cn
Miss Katherine singleton, OF ST. I,ouia
who has been visiting Miss Nelie afcCiuer
left on Tuesday last for Isynchburg with
Miss Mccluer. and will be her guest there
for several weeks before returning home
. Miss Virginia Leo Miller has been stay.
Ing IN Riehmona with Mrs Withers Miller
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HEATHVILLE

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Mcponas Sb hns January henm rM MS knth
Smith at "Sunnyside." has returned TO heI
home in Washington.
Henry Walker and Misses Paving Nelms
Elizabeth Smith and Charlotte Rice left this
week for Bedford Academy and the State
Normal School in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Slater Cowart and little daughter
Virginia Eichelbergcr, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Eicheberger during
the Christmas holidays
Evcrette Marsh. OF ReedyiIlc. recently
spent some time at Caiao
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Dawson of North
ampton, are visiting his parents Mr. and
Heathsvilie.
Mrs. Estelle Hopkins and children. Lucille
and Lorenzo. Of Baltimore. are visiting her
mother. Mrs. John sisson. at sisson's Cor
Tom Brent is in Washington ana Bal.
timore this week.
Professor Reed returned from Washing
ton. where he spent Christmas and opened
The holly bah this season was the most
oriiiiaht in many years. 1t was attended
not only by large numbers from most II
the counties in the y. ". hut by n number
from distance, and dancing beginning
early early. WAS ,i kept up nnil nearly day. Miss
Bettie Harding, or Wiuomico was crowned
Queen or the Holly realm. The coronation
address was delivered by Thomas j. Down.
Ing, of Lancaster. In his usual happy man
ner
The marriage OF Miss Virginia O. Edwards
ana Thomas Clawson slaughter was one or
the most noted events OF the kind that has
taken place in northumberland In many
years IL wax celebrated In the good. old
fashioned style. By series of dinner parties
ception tho evening OF the marriage
Thursday. January !, In Recdvillc, and con.
tinued until sunday evening when they
started on extended bridal trip in tho
North.
Misses Gsnevieve and Margaret Smith
entertained mt cards this week In honor of
their guest Miss Ruth Mcdonald. OF Wash
ington,
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WILLIAMSBURG

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Kathryn Mosecock. OF the Plains. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Virginia Morecock
Mrs. Edward NJ Lee is in Amelia visiting
her father, Robert 6. Barlow. and brother
r J. Barlow
Air. aud Mrs. Henley Sweeney have re-
turned from Cape Charles. where they spent
the holidays with relatives.
u ). Jones. Of Newport News was a
Williamsburg visitor this week
Herbert !. Lewis. OF West Point, was In
Williamsburg on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Brackett of Rfrh-
mond. spent tho holidays hero with IN.
iatters parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. T Powell.
MISS Florence Camm, OF LynchhurC has
been the guest this week OF Mrs r. j.
Rev Thoms. y Potts Of SALISBURY Ma
week.
Clyde Hall spent several days in Nor
folk and Norfolk County this week
Miss Margaret Wolfe has returned from
a brief visit 10 her sister. Mrs b. S. Joynes.
e. T. Mars,on. OF Iroano. was WI
iiaInsburg visitor this week
Misses Estelie ana Cora Smith have re-
turned from Norfolk. having spent the holt-
days there with their sister, Mrs. r. y.
MIR. and Mrs. w A Apperson. Of Cum.
eeriand. Nd spent several days here with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
SUFFOLK

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Sunolk. Va. January lo.-Miss Antoinette.
Miss Gertrude Saunders. OF Suffolk. left on
Tuesday morning for Sweet Briar College.
Margaret Delk and Helen Birdsong. OF SUI
folk and Miss Ruth Camp, of Franklin. fer
Hollins Institute. and Miss Fannie Stallings
for st. Mary's. in Raleigh. ~ c.
w. l.. Mcleod. OF Raleigh. N. c., who came
to Suffolk for the holidays is quito sick ut
the home or his brother. Donald Mcleod. on
Jackson street
William H. Howell ia Ill at his homo on
North Street
WAS the guest on Tuesday OF Mrs. George w.
Nurney on Washington Street.
Mrs. l.. Y. Marshall. OF Norfolk. IL tho
guest OF Mrs. Eddie Marshall on Saratoga
Street.
/. Hubbard is quite sick at his home on
Park Z. Deans. OF Windsor. was In the city
on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. staiey wife of DR.. w. w.
Stnley, Is improving at the Lakeview HospI-
tai
The condition of Helen Hart. little daurh-
Is improved.
Britt MyrIck has returned to the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
Miss Ernestine Eley has returned to
Blackstone School.
M Mrs L. c. nrinkiey. of Monroe. n. q. who
has been visiting her sister. Miss Kate
Brinkley on Saratoga Street left on Tuesday
for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Elliott left on wednes-
day night for New York to attend the auto
mobile show.
Prof. and Mrs. G. r. Mason and children
Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Dade and son, Louis
Mann. or Raleigh, have concluded a visit to
their mother. Mrs. r. C. Boomer.
Miss Frances Lipscomb, who spent thu
holidays with her parents has returned 10
the state Normal ut Farmville
Hinton Darden has returned to Randolph
Macon college after spending the holidays
with his parents in Driver.
MIS-. brooke Pruden entertained the Sans
Souei Club Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Main Street.
John h. Norfieet is sick at his home ON
Bank Street -
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SOUTH BOSTON

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South Boston. Va. January i0-The dance
at the Garland given by the German. Club.
on Tuesday evening. proved most bril-
liant affair. this being tho last dance OF
the season until Easter brings home q,
large number OF tho young boys and girls
from the various schools.
MIR. and Mrs. II. C. BeaxIcy were at home
TO number or young friends on Thursday
evening In honor of Misses Virgie and
Mamie Thompson. Dinner was served. after
which music and games INDUCED In
On Wednesday evening MIR. and Mrs J
w. Elliott entertained number or young
people 1T delightful dinner.
Miss Annie Faulkner. who has been at
tending school at williamsburg. has re-
turned home.
Miss Eleanor johnson spent several days
with her parents at this place
Bishop Tucker. OF Lynchburg. preached at
Trinity Episcopal Church on last Sunday
and while here confirmed class OF three
Mrs. Francis NJ. Silcott. who has been
whiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. p. IL
iancey. left Thursday for her homo In
philadelphia. accompanied by her sister
Giilland.
Walter y. Poindexter. OF Tennessee. visit
ed relatives here and at Houston this
week.
Mrs J %. Watkins has returned from a
visit 10 her parents at keysviile.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie wiilngham OF
Danviie. were visitors here on Sunday
DR. and Mrs. J. Mex. Slower returned
several days ago from Augusta County
Miss Marie ChildTess has returned TO
Iynchburg. to resume her studies
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THE ART CLUB OF RICHMOND
The School.

In their own techniuuc. under guild
;tnce, but without actual assistance
produced pottery Ouch as might have
been discovercd I'm AN indian mound.
Two instances of the personal applica-
ton of Tho innior STUDENTS are of in
terest. one little girl during the sum
mcr discovered I: small pocket of clay
on her fathers farm near Richmond,
club soycraI Dioces of nottnry ,n.1la
from that clay. which she had dug out,
prepared and modelled alone a small
boy lacking :. pottery kiln. used his
grandmother's oven FOR the purpose
Of baking q clay howl
m. .Juntor Mr,n,.r.
'"h'or ''ehper"'
cial distinction between junior and
senior students AT later period in
rs existence II undertook to restrict
club membership to seniors. II was
soon recognized that this policy was
not conducive TO the pest interests of
pcriencc arranged To admit to mem
bership persons of ali ages. limiting
the privilege of voting to those cigh-
teen years and over. Merely to change
the bylaws proved an insufficient means
OF OF enrolling junior membership In
1911, therefore. a letter was sent per-
mond, which read
If you could learn to draw for
cents lesson would you do SO: We
know that YOU would at once But
YOU may ask. how can this be doney'
by becoming a junior member of the
Art Club Of Richmond. 1t costs So n
year. and gives YOU ono free class a
week during the session, so il is 81
very simple calculation TO see that
this comes TO about 8 cents a lesson
just as we said
.tW. do NOT 500 boy. ~, c,,,,d 49,
resist THIS offer, and We do not see
how any parents would not Immediate
ly consent To their children's taking
advantage OF IT,
Few children have oyer reaIizod or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
RADFORD

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Radford, Va, January lo-An enjoyable
Dixie dance was given on Thursday night
in the Noell building by the New River
Grays Chapter. l.. d. c. Quite large num-
were the veterans An Italian orchestra
furnished delightful music. Delicious re-
by the Of the chapter.
Misses Elizabeth Mott. Sarah and Carrie
Sharp left on Tuesday for Winston Salem.
y. c., where they attending school. They
were accompanied as far as Roanoke by
Mrs. Sharp.
John Geiscn returned to the University OF
Maryland on Sunday after visiting his par
ents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Anthony Geisen.
Miss Virginia Van Doren. OF Roanoke. re-
turned Wednesday to spend the rest OF
the winter with Mrs. w. B. Fuqua.
Mrs. w. NJ. Delphi spent several days in
Shawsville this week. where she visited
Miss Eva Cassidy returned to Martha
Washington College on Monday after spend
ing the holidays at home.
Misses Marie Louis Galway and Francis
Miles returned to Bristol School. In Wash
ington. this weeis after spending the holidays
here,
Master Paul Insles has returned to his
grandmothers Mrs Angie lngles. after
spending the holidays IN Winding Gulf.
Miss Lillian Jones has returned home after
spending week in Fincastle.
Master Billy Mack Ingles, of Winding Gulf
spent the weekend with Miss Mackie Ingles
at 'Ingleside.'
Miss Bessie Wright returned on Sunday
to Roanoke after visiting Miss Katherine
Neal Williams. OF wythevillc: Mack Alex
ander and VIII Jordan. OF Dublin; Harry
Sprinkle. Charlie Best Frank Flanagan and
stone. OF christiansburg. spent last Friday
night in town.
Bernard Cook. OF Roanoke, spent last Fri
day night with Truman Billiard
Adam Geisen OF Roanoke. spent Sunday
with his brother. Anthony Cieisen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Howard after visiting
Mr. Howard's mother have returned 20 their
home in Birmingham. ALA
sidney Johnson has returned to Washing
ton and Lee after spending the holidays
with his mother Mrs. y. $. Johnson
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MANASSAS
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Manassas. Va. January i0.-Miss Florence
Lion returned on Tuesday from Pittsburgh
where she has been the guest of Mrs. VIII
Hall.
the guests OF friends at charlestown, W. Va
The Manassas German Club Will hold an
important meeting next week. and officers
Tor the coming year Will be elected. Ar
engagements will he made for the number of
germans to be given this year. The club has
Increased greatly In mem bership. and has
had an excellent year financially
The Misses Lillian and Alice Brand enter
tanned friends at 500 at their home in Ma
nassas Saturday evening.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs II. Weir Waters ut
their home In Cupeper.
Miss Thcdia Waters. of Washington, was a
guest at the home oil Mr. and Mrs. W. y.
Lipscomb on Sunday.
Eastern College began its5 winter term on
Wednesday with an Increased enrolment
The first chapel exercises were held on We'd
nesday.
Upperviiie, where she has been tile guest OF
her sister. Mrs. James kinchico.
On Thursday evening the local medical
profession was entertained AT u stag dinner
given by DR.. V. +. Idcn at his home In Ma
nassas: The guests were prs. w a. New
man. II. L. Wine. 7. c. Meredith, j. Marye
Lewis, w. T.. powcli ana Surgeon John Hooe
Iden. of Annapolis. During the evening the
physicians organized q temporary organiaa-
Prince William County which VIII be
permanent at the next meeting on Friday
night, January 10. officers weru eiri
temporarily, they being Dr. Il. r. Iden pEesi-
dent. ana DIR. j. NJ. Lewis. secretary. Ihe
membership at present consists or the local
medical profession. but after tho organiza-
ton Is made permanent nil physicians OF
Prince William County will he asked TO Join.
Richard Kelly. OF Marshall, spent sunday
with friends here on his way 10 Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Liilard. who have been
the guests OF MIR and Mrs. W. y. Merchant
have returned TO their home In Danville
Misses Anna Merchant and Miss Bessie Mer-
chant the guests OF friends and relatives
In Washington.
Miss Helen Burtiess has returned to her
home In Roanoke after visiting Miss Francis
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MONTVALE
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Montvale Va, January 10-Miss Chloe
Howard has returned from visit to friends
In Lyhchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Henderson and daugh-
tcrs. Misses L. b. and Isabel, spent Christ
mas Day at Montvalc. Mr.. Henderson left
in the afternoon TO be- the guest of Mr..
. and Mrs Sanders Gillespie, of Clifton. The
young women remained TO spend the school
vacation. Mrs. Henderson accompanied her
mother. Mrs. James Buford. to Richmond
they returned to Montvale on Thursday.
Miss Blanche Sliccr, of Eastern College.
Manassas: Sam Slicer, of Atlanta. Ga, and
Miss Mabel Otey, OF Roanoke. hoi-
day guests at the home OF f. c.. Otey.
Mrs. John Burks. OF Bedford, was a re-
cent visitor ut tho home OF Mrs. NJ b.
Cobbs Mt Locust Lowell.
Miss Fannie Otcy Buford OF Pulaski who
has boon visiting relatives In Iynchburg
and Bedford. returned on Monday to Mont
yiile
Misses Mary Lee and Nellie Miller. Willie
and Fentoir Miller, OF Dublin. were the
guests or Mrs NJ b. Cobbs on Thursday
and Friday OF last week.
Miss Margaret Rice. OF Forest visited her
Montyale friends last week. Mis- Rice has
recently rctirned from an extended visit
10 FLORIDA, was the guest OF DIT. and Mrs
s.. ~. Rice, at Archer.
Ned scrnggs, OF clifton Forge. is the
guest OF Mr., aud Mrs j. g. obenshain. I
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FARMVILLLE

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Farmvilie, Va, January 1o.-aIiss Antonette
Selden. OF Norfolk. has been visiting in
the home OF Mrs. Thomas p. Robertson
Simon LaSkey and wife will leave Farm
vile next week to make their home in
Chicago.
Rev. Andrew Allen. pastor OF the Pres
byterian Church. is confined to the manse
by sickness.
Pew. W. L. Waytes, pastor OF the Bap-
list Church. has been granted a leave Of
absence for one month. and is in Wash
lngton cooperating from the effects or ar
Congressman Hal d. Flood was !, guest
last week In the home OF L. Scott Mar
tin.
Miss Frankie Mckinney left yes
terday TO visit friends in Cov.ngton, XIV
The first meeting of tho Book Club in
The New Year was held with Mrs william
L. Hawiey on Saturday. when an interest
ing anu appropriate program was rendered