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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-28
GROUND COVERED WITH
SNOW

This section of the country 4
perlenced it's first snow since II
year 1898 which began to fall 1
Wednesday morning at about
O'Clock A. NJ, and did not std
falling until the ground was col
cred with snow from four to- 4
inches, the thermometer ragists
ing on Wednesday night as d
as 26. Sleett fell almost all Il
Tuesday, but that did not def
the children from enjoying Il
Mardi Gras festivities, hundrel
of whom were masked and i
Joying themselves. The freeze
considered by many to be a bles
ing, insofar as destroying all |
the insects and the general n
diction is that crops this I'd
will be much benefited by Il
freeze. While some report
damage to the trunk gardei
others seem to think that on
the very tender plant will be
fected. AS for the orange
citrus fruit crops there will
but little damage done, the 4
eral impression being that
trees can stand a cold as low
eight degrees. Snow being sd
rare thing here hundreds Of 4
ladies, children and even businl
men closed up their offices d
threw snow balls almost the 1
tire day. While the damage ID
here is somewhat small it is e.
mated that the damage to
strawberry crop in Tangipah
Parish runs up to $250,000. BIZ
that were appearing on
plants were nipped and killed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-28

Z SALESMAN WANTED to
look after our interest in liberia
and adjacent counties. Salary or
commission. Address The Har-
vey Oil Co.. Cleveland. O.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-28
TO THE CITIZENS OF IBERIA
PARISH.
WHY SHOULD WE VOTE FOR
THE SCHOOL TAX?

THE SCHOOL TAX?
Breathes there a man with soul
so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
"This is my own, my native
land?'
Whose heart has ne'er within
him burned
As home his footsteps he hath
turned,
From wandering ON foreign
strand? -.-.
If such there breathe, go, mark
! him well;
For him no minstrel raptures
; swell!
High though his titles, proud his
his name,
B0undless his wealth as wish can
claim,
Despite those titles, power and
pelf,
The wretch, cone entered all in
sell,
Living, shall forfeit fair renown,
And doubly dying, shall go down
To the vile dust from whence he
sprung,
Unwept, rnhonoled and unsUng.
This is my plea: For the sake
of your" Parish and home. We
are living in God s chosen land,
the land where the flowers bloom
fairest, the birds sing sweetest,
where the meadows bare tfeir
dashed bosoms to the sun, and
the streams wind and babble
through the shadowy fields, and
laughing join THE sea. We live
in the glorious Southland, and
the garden spot of it all-Louis
lana. There is not a man among
us, not a woman, | dare say, who
would not rise in defense OF the
name, yet have We ever thought
of what we might do i'm small
ways to add to it's glory? Some
day it will dawn upon Us that we
only garner to give out. Remem-
Der that he loves his country best
who strives to make it best. ,
We have the soil, the climate.
the natural resources that make
the possibilities wonderful. Why
not make something of what lies
within our handsg
Your cry lis immigration-Good
and well. So do l favor immi-
grafton. You say to bring IN the
the Northerner he
will build our factories, give us
good roads and other means OF
trans~ ortation, and make our
country prosperous. Stop
l ask you-What is
the matter with our Southern
boy? Why can he not build our
factories, put in our good roads;
WHY can't he be the builder OF
his own countryg He can do it,
and he will do it, if you make
him equal to it. Give him the
fortress of liberty,
the oil that lubricates the wheels
If progress him to them.
He has the intellect, and out on
the intellectual sea there is room
for every sail.
These little boys and girls OF
today will be the men and women
IF a great tomorrow whose light
IS breaking into prismatic rays.
Will you place a stepping stone
eneath their feet and make them
1 part Of the ever-moving line,
to the mansard heights
Of glory with winged feet that
cad to a desired end, or will you
place a milestone about their
1ecks! 4
Looking at it in a selfish light
If there De Shylocks among us.
It will be to your interest to vote ,
'or the school tax, for what is
your property going to profit
you if your country goes ever
immigration you
will not have if you do not keep
your schools open. Strangers will
not come to place where there
are no schools to which they
might send their children; it is !
! black mark. Do not let it
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-28

Vote for the School Tax OF
next Tuesday, March 3rd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
CHRISTIANSBURG


lSpecial to The Timcs-Dispatcil
Christie nsburE. Va, August 1.-The We'd
nesday Club entertained in honor OF Mrs.
Horny II. Tallant, OF Bradcntown Fla. at
tho home of Mrs. IL. X. Kpps on Monday
evening. number OF guests called during
the evening. and charming musical pro-
gram was given by Mrs. Charles Eon. OF
Kansas city, and Miss katherine Spindle.
Mr$. Wilbur SEWER. of Bristol, is tho guest
OF Mrs. Emma Trigg
M, Mrs. William C. Montague entertained Tho
Mir.ams OH Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her daughter, Mrs. Edward c. Morcing. of
Richmond The guests included Mrs. John
i, Guerrnnt. Misses Edith and Emily Allan.
Mary Miller. Margaret Junkcn. Mrs George
G; Traham lseba Best. Mrs. I.ettie Baird.
Mr:. Frank G. Dunklee. Misses Alice and
are guests of Mrs. y. NJ. Dunklec
DR.. and Mrs. 7. T. Surface arc In Chris
tiansburg with their little daughter. who
IS patient at tho Evans Hospital. Dr.
Maxwell. a specialist OF Roanoke has been
called in consultation with Drs. Evans and
Williams.
Major w NJ. Pierce. Mrs Pierce and a
large party of guests have been camping at
Crockctts Springs the past TWO weeks.
Mrs George Barton and James Causev OF
Sunolk. have been called here by the serious
illness OF their sister. Mrs. I. Spindle Miller
Miss Mary Willie Shclhurnc IL the guest
of Mrs. William Il. Keglcy. OF WyLheviilc.
Miss Isabel Ralttover OF Middlchoro Ky
is the guest OF Miss Margaret Wade. Mrs
Eastiand and Miss Margaret Eastland. OF
t:denton. KAN are guests OF MIR. and Mrs
Is. NJ. la gan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
RADFORD NORMAL NOTES
Lspeclal 70 VIC Timcs-pispntch.l


Radford. Va. August 1.--Supcrintendent f.
j.. Dunn. OF Bland County. visited the nor
NAL school on Friday and made arrange
men,s for some members of tho normal
school faculty TO assist him In his county
teachers institute. which win he held next
AIR. Hoffman. OF the arm OF Charles NJ.
Robinson " Co. architects. spent several
days on tho normal school grounds this
week taking levcle and making measure
mcnis Cor excavations for the new dormi-
tory. ON which work Will begin about the
middle of August.
DR.. }: p. Mcconnell win go to Gate City,
Scott County. ,on Monday to assist In plan
fall OF the ono hundredth anniversary OF the
organization of the government In that
county OF which he liz u native.
Miss Virginia Stone. supervisor of tho
training school Of the Frederick burs Nor
NAL School. Is spending her vacation with
friends and relatives in Radford.
At tho next session of the Radford Normal
school much attention will be given TO tho
preparation OF teachers for onc-room rural
schools. Most teachers at present desire TO
teach In high schools In tho graded
schools. usually preferrinE the primary
grades. By far the larger number OF schools
IN southwest Virginia one-room rural
schools.
The first six-weeks' torn OF the summer
quarter OF the Radford Normal School closed
July -. Three hundred and thirty-tive reeu-
lar students were in attendance. The second
quarter OF the summer school opened July
- The attendance IL small. but the quality
OF The work Is excellent. Full credit Is given
Tor the work done in either term OF the
summer quarter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
LAWRENCEVILLE

Especial to The Times D!spatclLl
Lowrencev!lle. Va. August mir. and Mrs.
Whitney Davis and Percy Davis. OF Rich
mond. spent n few days last week with
their mother. Mrs. Thomas Davis. on Church
street.
Mrs. s. c. IuIl.nrd ha. gone to a hospital
In Raleigh. y. c.. to undergo an operation
Mrs Ann II. Hrl and sons left Wednesday
Tor culpepsr to visit relatives;
% Winston Salem and Jessie Rawlings. OF
MONTGOMERY. Ala. are visiting at the home
Master Hamiin and Misses Louise and
Margaret Barhan. OF Norfolk. are visiting
thor aunt. Miss Mary Hamlin. ut her coun-
Miss Lca,a Homlin. who has been spending
barham. of Norfolk. has returned to her
Mrs. Ira Howard and paughte-.. who
ARCS mother. Mrs Bette Osborn, returned
Miss Fannie Harris. Charles Alien and
Mr.. Majors, Turnbuii on South Main Street,
OF Mrs burdctte LOWS on Windsor Avenue.
ta.ncd at cards in honor of Miss Herndon.
stuart Jones gave a dinner party at his
SS%' !4 y f sSs4f Th9sS a"
gan. Evc.yn ana Gertrude Turnbull. Fannie
' HSs hFs ssa ra %Gn' pln sr 5 5n
Misses Evelyn ana Gertrude Turnbull en-
on SOUTH M% s Gssn'ns s h H Tne IF
their guests; Misses Fannie and Irene Briggs
81 Scotisviile. Progressive games aud da.c-
lmG were The attractions OF tho evening.
Thoso participating we're the Misses Briggs
Of Scottsville: Fannie Iinrris. of Kcnbridge
Dorothy Hiil. OF Boykins; Louise West
brooke. OF Danvilie. Elizabeth GroEan of
Winston-Salem: Maggie Lee and Mabel Up-
SSnurch. Mary 7. Turnbuii. Phyllis Bayley.
Marguerite Bayley. LILY PoTcIvali Mae
Tucker. Elhc Meredith. Sadie md Jane Trot-
,,eT Vivian Barrow. Florence Donnciy.
Misses Pattis Prince, Mary. Lizzie and
Rosalie Turnbuil. all OF Lawremcevirc. and
Mfs. Freeman. OF Richmond. MessrS James
J. Gillette or Capron. Russell Meredith
BERNARD and Whitney Meredith. lack Shell
stuart Jones. NJ Il. Pinnix. Charles and
cs"aio Stvohcckcr. James Rawlings. Wing
field rawlings A, ID. Austen Herbert.
Thomas and James Crichton. Emory Bar
'ow and D.. -. Sixer.
Mrs. James II. Mallory and daurhter
Miss Grace. are at Blue Ridge Springs for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
HEATHSVllLE

Especial 90 The Times pt.,patchl
:. nc,tShsy''.": "" Amsust Mrs T." i.
tor 80 her son. 7. {. Slaughter. AZ fcedviiic.
= Hiss Nhnf yn Rice spent come time at
VIII Prlrhury, % Mary,snd. has been
visiting In Northum hcrland
Nj. AMI Mrs Warren Edwards and Mr..
and Mrs. C!anson Slaughter. OF R-edvtiic.
wc;' visiting IN Ncathsvilic rccen,iy
Mrs. J. v Euhank ana children, OF Lewis
"tta' Front some. time recently with her
their home IN Village
% MISC. sarah kandoiph Rrent ana Gretchen
Booker At "c sge" hsr none G N''s Mamie
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Edwards OF reed.
VII! VII. and Miss MarsaTet Rice, OF baltimore.
lieA;hsvil.c a short while since
Miss Linda snow, OF Kinssle was in
Hea,hsviiie this week on romto to Harvin
Frinay.
MIS- TIpdie, R,undon OF Baltimore. is
Visiting Miss Louise Bundon AZ her home.
NJ ana Mrs. H. %. rownt, O, Balumor.
are spending some time at their simmer
rhsy have a. guests Mrs john hes;nrak"
fo.ard and chi!dien and Mrs simpson ana
daughter. Of Nlch;nond
daughter. az Recdviile. wer. among the re.
cont visitors In Heathsville.
Or II. Graham StonchRm. % Petersburg
naS been visiting relatives a. Moiusk and
Aii.s Helen Green. % Baltimore. IS visi,ins
her cou-in Mrs. IL c Oldham. near Ian
caster Courthouse
Nifs Luyie Le,,e. OF Richmond. is visiting
Mrs Randolph stith Brent
Eishcp Kiiro Is expected to spend several
Gays At Marvin Grove encampment which
staried yesterday. ana wa! continue Tor
Bishop :, roynH Tyler visited for bishop
F!.etou; Christ church Parish. Lancaster
county and North fainham Parish. Rich.
ILO.l County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
BLACKSBURG
Isnecinl 10 TIC Ti,nes-Dispa,ch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Riacllsburc Va. August 1.-The marriage
Of Miss Margaret AmcntH Mathews. second
daughter of Nr. and Mrs. II. O. Mathews.
Hnn Charles Harvey Crahili assistant plant
pathological OF the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute VIII take place Monday evening,
August g. at o'clock on the lawn OF The
Matthew'S home in Blacksburs. Mss char
Lotto Mathews VIII he her sisters inntd OF
honor. Mrs Frank NJ. Robeson wiu be ma
trcn OF honor. hnG tho ushers Will include
seycrut classmates OF Mr.. CrRbill at V. J.. /.
Professor aud Mrs ~. II. Arnold enter
tAined 81 informal reception on Monday
evening in honor OF their houses guests
Misses ADAMS. ~ LynchhurE. and White.
Of Shawsy!le. Several selections ON III"
plano and violin were rendered 10y thc
hostess ana her Young daughter. iseH'r
Arnold, and rcfrcshmcnts OF tees and. ah-,
We're served.
In honor of Misses Rchecca Patterson
~ Philadelphia; Mary Apperson Of Marion.
and ElCisc kippS. OF Edentou. y. c, Miss
LouLae .Blach was hostess at the largest
card party OF tho season Tuesday evening.
play. and the lawn and porchcs OF the
home were prettily decorated with palms,
cut fowevs and clusters az roses. sand
wtrncs uud punch were served the guests
on thcir arrival and after tho games We're
Uuishcd tee cream ana cake was served on
Tho card tables
week. was hcnor"d al n 'misceNaneo us
shower" ,-lvcu 10y Mrs. William W. hrsa-
britc Thursday afternoon from to . The
erlde-eect was tho recipient OF many pretty
ana useful gifts Of various kinds, and tho
rucsis included forty ladies OF the town
and college social set
Sir aua Mrs Henry Tailant. OF Braden-
town ria. spent several daye this week
Win Mrs Lulu g Iiogc.
Vobort N. Patterson aud Miss Rcheeca
P..1,orson returned ou Tuesday from a
lnouth's trim to Denver, col.
~ ana Mrs iarry FULTON. OF the North
carolina Aeucu,uTsl and Mechau,cal Col
ieCe are guests OF DF. and Mrs. {. NJ
Newman. Of Y. =. l.
-i-s y S. aiayc Masses Dorothy, Louine
.1,.r r.itY I'd n
,hs'l homo iu Chicago. after spending sew
cral months here
John w. Williams, clerk OF the Virginia
LEGISLATURE. Mrs. williams ana party
of friends spent Wednesday here returning
10y automobile from visit IN Giles County
10 thcir home IN iAChuond.
sNss pauline Barnes. o, the Miller School.
s. the guest here % her cousin Mrs. Thco.
g. Campbell
Mrs II. ~. WADE and N!Gs Margaret
WADE ATE visiting MIS-. i. T. Fitzpatrick in
iiri..oi. Nh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
WAYNESBORO
ISrrcinl 10 Tic Timos.pispa

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Inn has been mite gay this wncE c ",ch
day being varied with some dihrrcn, ainusc-
most retired life here Varying ,he d%iiv
prEsram With mountain climb or motor
There have been number OF parties this
given by T. i. iiuhbnri. Of T;ichmond' ce lie
hratinE the anniversary OF his natal dav
Iced drinks were served all during tho In
Ny. Hubbard's health was drunk ami he
was presented with birthday Silt from
his smcsts, voting him The most popular
course there was another surprisc rendered
n w asG Sth9%X w. s1ks esnF"E
most artistic daisy design, was presented
him by. the hostesses of the inn
on "Wednesday evening there was a Dc.
ltRhtful dansant given. Until a late hour
the ballroom was the scene OF much gaicty.
Minoc, Laura Blnnton. Elizabeth owen
Emily Rogerson. Josephine Bronson Tsar-
S!edgO. Catherine Henley. Louise Toinpson
Anderson, virsinia Mcpherson, Mesdames
~. I-oue. r. W; Randolph: G. Ellyson. s
Mo esfp w 2 l 18th crosSy' r. PaynC r.
Biaair. Lcgcnnec. Albert Vance. Lyle. H..
runch bowl wa presided oyc, by Mrs. ". $
dance chapcroned by tho young matrons
Ein,lie Roeerson. isabei Williams. c c 'sToi
Minor. Elizabeth Owen. Catharine Henley
talking IN tho places Of interest and matinee
Mrs. Dillon. who has been hostess at 4
series OF theatre parties, had as her guests
ihie week. Miss \adcn. Miss Smith. Mrs
Cor!ey. Mrs Farroe ana Mrs. Robinson.
Chnperonei by Misses Robinson and Hem
ley, tho little girls and boys enjoyed roy.
Ing pictures Tuesday evening.
Mrs NJ. T. Wilson and Mrs. Bond gavs
dcliG htful piano recital Tuesday evening
much to the enjoyment o! their guests
Among recent arrivals are: Mr.. and Mrs
w q
bronson. w i. seymour W. II. Harris, Mrs
NJ. T.. Wilson, Mrs. Waller Scott. Miss Juliet
VI. Anderson. Wait Williams. 4. II. Coleman
NJ. ana Mrs. :. q. Iindeman ana family
Miss juliet Anderson. Miss Catharine Lyon
scott, j. Wallace II. Scott, Mrs Blanton
Miss Laura Bianton. of Richmond; 9. .
H"Ear. Of New York: = q. Blantou. OF
Washington. u. C.; Mrs. VI. l.. MCNutt Miss
Pauline rarramore. Of Eas.vi!le Va ana
MISS l!ndcman, OF Dayton. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
GREENSBORO
Especial to The rimes.pl,natchl

Greensboro. y. G.. August The marriage
Of Miss a.. Carrie Young 10 w: +. Garter. JT..
OF her friends. The ceremony look place at
o,clock At the lovely homo of the bride 5
father. John A Young, tho weilknown
nuTseryman, three miles east OF the city.
Tn Wedding had been planned for septemi-
friends u surprihe by quietly marrying this
week. After the ceremony the couple left
Tor "trip. In the mountains OF North Caro-
lima. They vii be at home in Nj. Airy In
a Few days The trip TO the mountains was
Of Greensboro College for Women. ana an
attractive young woman. MIR. Carter Is n
Miss Minnie Wilson entertained a number
Mrs. 7. II. Williams. OF High Point. was
furnished the guests.
The children's story hour at tho West Lee
was conducted by Miss May Bell Thomas, a
successful kindergarten teacher. a large
Misses Edna Miiiikan and Annie Hunter
e i1d about htty Of their friends. AT
Progressive games were played and luncheon
served at - o'clock.
ner was that Of Miss Elsie Louise Osborne
20 pr. archibald Vow. of Henderson. at the
day evening. The home ana vcranda we're
attTactivcly decorated and lighted. After a
the and ' Rsv Pny cei. cd
Gui4iord college. conducted tho Quaker mar
and wife. After Il bridal trip they Will live
at Henderson where the bridegroom Is well
known and successful His bride L. q grad =
uRte OF Guiford College. and since her
gradual ion has been successful teacher
Mas Ruth l..ndau entertained at her home
on Chestnut street rhuraday evening In
honor OF her guests. Misses Marion French.
OF Weldon Va. and MadEc Els!nger OF
Cincinnati Dancing and a guessing con;cs,
were the features o: the evening Forty
couples were on the Hoor during the dancing
Miss Corinac Justice entertained Mt a pro-
IrcssINe conversation party on "Wednesday
evening In honor az hcr cousin, Miss Roberta
psBerry OF MorristowN. Tenn The evening
vlcsed with the Virginia reel. danced upon
the avn to IntisiC made by negro minstrels.
Friday was ladies' day a, the Country
CiuO. and - number OF wives OF members md
their friends awaited Themselves of the cool
and inviting clubhouse FOR games
Tho. closing event Of tho State Norma
College summer school was concert on
Friday evening, uudcr the direction OF Pro-
fcsSor Wade ", brown. In which "A number
"i city and visiting people participated. \
large number attended the event. which was
tho principal music event OF tho summer
There were more than 10 voices In the
chorus
Misses Josephine and Mary Watson Vaughn
ana Elizabeth Scales ana Mcssrs. L. Il ich-
ardson. Ir.. John NoAl!stcr and Alfred
scales are ercndinS ! house party given py
Miss Lily walker at Sprdy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
BAlLSVlLLE

tSpecin! TO The Times Dispatchl
BaiieyiNe Va. August MIR. and Mrs.
BOYD {. Pat;ce. OF Richmond. spent tho
Weekend with Or. and Mrs John u Rasby.
Mr- and Mrs. Guy Ra,ston and daughter
are nj the Goodman House for several
weeks.
Mrs. William GemmeM. OF Richmond IL
the guest or Mrs. II &. Garrett
Mra. William Digs and Miss Annie Scott
OF Prince Edward County. spent last week
with relatives here.
VI. =. Goodman spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Chase City
David Pierce. Of rhiiNdelphia. spent the
past week with Mt and Mrs. j. A. .Jeier
Miss Tucker Of Washington. is the guest
OF friends here for several days.
Miss GLADYS Nctholrand lie at homo after
making an extended visit to her aunt Mrs
c. L.. Boiss"au. OF Richmond.
MI. and Mrs. Eason. with their sons, are
spending the month Of August hero.
Master Davidge Dowden. OF Richmond, will
visit Mrs. y. w. Wilson next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
ROCKBRlDGE BATHS

Especial 10 Tho Times DispatchJ
FocHtridse Baths. Va. August John
". Gergett. OF Pass Christian. Miss Who
" Aeen A the Rockhr!cye baths foi six
left or Tuesday by way OF New
~ no join his family who have been
siF"n\.ns the early summer at Glouccs ter
MSS .auu are now going N the Bcrksh!re
IiEls rAere Nh Garrett will he with them
at I1ttsneld, Mass.
Among those registering here since Juiy
2S are: = =. Ford aud My A. q Ford of
cifton Forge. Va; Nj and Mrs T. n
Maynard and two chndreu Dr. Ira !.
Haynes and cecil Haynes Misses Mary
iise. Sara and Kathleen Maynard. Fred
craig. Howard Maynard aud Leland An
carr"w. Mrs J. ". and Miss Ruin Gun
bingham. Mrs. =. &. Aztec ana Mr. and
Mrs " a. Hasklns an or Richmond. Mr.
@nG, Mrs. IL. III. Kerr Or and Ms ihintsr
b Spencer ana Miss Dorothy Powell Of
stanton. Va. hir. and Mrs. John l. scott
and Huie daughter. p!s& Eleanor Of Cape
Charles. Va. Mics Evelyn Crawford Val.
GoSh, Ga. M!ss kina Maynard Washlngton.
D. O.; Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. McGary, Niidl.
brook, Va; Miss Halt, Baltimore, Nd: IL
= Woodward and Miss Mamie r. Wood
ward Lexington. Va Fred beaver, Ley
ingtou, Va. Miss a. Eherlinf, jackson.
Vile, fls-: Mrs HUH StocHdeu and Misc
Katie Mop, EtockdelL Petersburg. Va ;
I!sEes Jennie and Louie Earnest Ports.
mouth Va: Mira. Heath Caba niss. Peters.
bug Va: Mas Estello Withrow. waynes.
p:ro, s"d G. O. Phillips, Hot Syringe. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
GLADSTONE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Gladstone, Va. August l.-Mrs. -. w.
W.nghe!d Is visiting relatives AZ Rockcast!e.
Va.
J. l.. Terry visited I.ynchburg this week.
Mrs. r. y. Williams. of Clifton Forge, Va,
Is spending some time with Mrs. ]. NJ.
Williams.
Mrs. Jerry Wood has returned from a
visit 10 friends at Brcno. Va.
Mrs. c. \. Wallace Is spending some time
with her sister. Mrs. L. l.. Rapp. OF Lynch
burg Va.
w. b. MegG!nson and son. Douglas Of
Roanoke. are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Mary Stcbbns. Of Columbia Is visit
ing Mrs. Norman Wright.
Mrs. Nellie NJ Gaines. OF Birmingham.
Ala and Miss Ruth Harris. OF AppomattoX,
VA. are guests OF the Misses Harris.
Mrs. J. y. Cope!l IS spending a whi.o with
friends IN Richmond.
Miss Ruth Akcrs has returned from 4
short stay in Iynchburg
;, Ernest Tompktns, OF AieYandria, Va, who
OF J. W. Moon. has returned home
Miss Matte Christian is visiting relatives
in Staunton.
Mrr. Mary T. StrinEfe,iow ana children.
OF Ronnokc, are spending some time with
Mrs. Il. G. McgginsOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
MOUNTCASTLE
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.

! IT.J
Mountcastle, Va, August lon Tuesday
morning Harry Melon. n young man. caught
his arm in thrcshinS machine, managing
II from his shoulder. lie WAS attended by
DR.. c. l.. Bailey and rushed 10 ST. Eliza
beth Hospital, In Richmond. where DR..
Horseley performed a successful operation.
The latest report Is that he Is doing nicely
MI ana Mrs. l. u. Mounicastie. with their
uttle daughter. OF Waddy, Ky, arc tho
gucsta OF their parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. b.
Mountcastle.
Mrs. Ira Provost and iittie daughter. OF
Christopher. H.! arc visiting Mrs Fred
Plans
Miss c. NJ Mountcastie OF Newport News.
Is tho guest of her brother, r. d. Mount
castle.
Mrs. William Taylor. Of Cool wcll had us
her guest Oh Sunday Miss Jane Bridges OF
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Sawyer were in Rich
moud Friday.
Mrs. Edward Walls and children NIL
leave sunday TO visit her parents. Mt and
Mrs. George Mountcastle. In Newport News.
The Misses Sawycrs. who taught school IN
iheir homo.