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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
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ssts-cs s,ase, al-essss ts -Erassas ~
the cssse
Goa GssBIsop slsisesers de-sre
stranger prvf than thIs ~omsns
Mrs Martha wsOd. lac : secona
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news were very wess aaa slight
cold wss essa9h 10 eau-e bss st-
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.ecretion. were ssnstgrsl M back
wss ~esk and ps,nfsl aud ! bad dlz-
~ spell- saa headaches touk sev-
ersl boxes of Doan's kiaaey Pills
and great relief followed have
made II r.l. 10 take Doans kIas.
Pills every sprIas After usIns
them ! slwsys feel stronger and am
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Price soc. at ali dealers. Don q sim
ply ssx for . kidney rem edy- get Dosn e
kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Wood
recommends Poster Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo. n Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
uR thEne m1lk
SOMEWHAT II cuIIIso1

The Grip Germ which has broken
loose in Colorado this winter. must
have been one which hid out from the
first year that dreaded Russian mslsdy
struck this country some twenty-five
years ago. The microbe certainly is q
corker. Most everybody in town he'd
IL or is getting over il, and lots Of
people have bsen mighty sick.
However. tbs trouble here 6oesa' I
seem to BE- . circumstance 10 tAat in
some localities. In certain towns west
Of us the schools ere decimsted, while
over st MoRst, Colo, they were entire
ly closed for several days. Tksss, Il
effected fully 80 pes cent Of papsIetisa
Of the town at G0e time.
No dosbt LsGsippe, 10 just - Con-
taGious - scarlet fever o. small pox.
end almost - dangerous. We sse q
accustomed to thinking of it as ''oniy
hard cold" thst its reslly deaGessua
attacks and very serious aftere6ects
do not alarm US to the same extent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
IrfukIS HFfnK ~
2U uun0s uH
xM.rO-s Press

MSu.r0ss Press
Thss one = gong the rsssnaie N sogn.
and ~ ~ g,Ssd snsi the Press esnao; re-
IRAN from telling "a tro. Jsaze Elscs
sss hossisng eosrt W 0ssrsy recently
The stssrney for the plaintiff ~ss Pal
Cassidy of 0arsx, and for the tsssf. nsisns
'iPse- Hooe of Tellssrsde.
The time for four DAYS was lsrgeis
frlsterea a~ss N the srs~l of case thai
might nave heen eoacisssssa N fosr
hoars. ~ al u ,no-e Interested felt ex-
eeyf Pet On Friday afternoon when
everyone except Pat ~ss tired and
weary. he arose and addressed the
cosrt
'If your honor please. ewing to the
fact tina; TIVE of my Importsn; ~Isnes-
ses are high up oa the mountain top
above tImberlsne. 1 6nd Il Impossible to
get them here no~. and ] request thai
the further hearing ef this case be post
poaed until Monday morning st nspe
clock
''o-Hell." Mr. Hogg bsrsted IN On
the impulse Of the moment. Bresshless
pause. Mr. Hoeg then realized what
he had said. Excuse me If your honor
please. trying to square himself for
the language used IN the presence Of
the court.
Another pause.
Your expression, Mr. Hogg, is con
vincing to the court. " said Judge Black
The request of the attorney for ths
plaintiff is denied and the trial of ths
cause will proceed.
Pat fell from his chair in dead fain
and restorstives had to be applied.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

1t is estimated by the Moffst Home
& Farm thst sAere ere now 400, 40
sheep in The fed lots Of the San Luis
valley besides immense numbers of hogs
and larger ds@estic animals. Winter
feeding is becoming . great business
in the San Lsis and they are getting
it down to . scientific standpoint and
know just hon many pounds gain.
should result from such . combination
of 20 many pounds Of peas, corn, afsl-
fa, etc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
keesaaes1ei Fer Crssp

Coughs. colds, Group, hoarseness, in
famed throat, bronchial troubles or
sore chest are relieved by Foley's
Honey and Tar which opens stopped
air passages, soothes and heals infiam-
ed surfaces and restores normal breath
ing. w. c. Allen, Boseley. Mo, says
81 have raised family Of four children
and used Foley's Honey and far with
all Of them. find it the best cough
and Group medicine | ever used. used
il for eight or ten years and can recon-
mend it for Group" Cauaday's Drug
Store, Dr. Walker. Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

A Fellowship Supper at the Presby-
terian church Monday evening at $50
attracted forty-two men, who were
entertained by an oyster supper. pre-
pared and served by the boys of Rev.
E. H. Robinson class in Sunday school.
Besides oysters, the menu contained
pie and other trimmings. A short pro-
gram was held after the supper. The
male quartet sang several numbers, and
". E. Bragg of Trinidad. spoke. The
object of this new feature is to pro-
mote interest among the men in church
work especially the Sunday evening
service and mems bible class, which
10 to be organized next Sunday at ten
o'clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
Slsaisessy Prspssels

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of County Commssionerso OF the Counts
of Gunnison will receive bids for supply
ing sald County for the year 1915 with s1l
buokn, stationery, pens, INK, typewritlnr
County Tor use during said time. Sealed
proposals may be filed with the clerk of
said Board on or before January third.
1915.
Dated December q, 1915.
ROY :. LOBDEII. Clerk
First published Dec. 8, 1915.
Last published Dec. 81. 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

After several weeks on the California
coast with his family, Judge McDougal
returned last Thursday night to Gunni-
son. The Judge speaks very highly of
the expositions, both of which he stten-
ded. San Francisco has closed her
great exhibit but many of its best at
fractions will be moved to San Diego.
which has elected to keep her Panama
Exposition open during 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
ksaice e Sale e kesl Esesse

State of Colorado, In the County y
So. Court Of said
County Of Gunnison, County in Pro
bate.
In the Matter Of thel
sNODGRASs, De Notice Of Sale Of
ceased. EsSlE t. Real Estate.
sNODGRAss. Ad-
ministratriH.
BY virtue Of Q decretal order Of the
County Court, Of said County and state
term OF said Court. A ID. 1915, and on to-
wit, the sth day Of December, A ID. 1918.
Snodgrass, deceased. to sell the following
described land belonging to said estate,
and and State o of e Goiofade' f sit, The North
& sscti9n Nine. ToSnship f9rty-nine
Mexico Principal Meridian. and contain
ing forty acres, more or less, also tract
Of and partlc9larly & deserlhed ni, as g follows;
North. Range One West. New Mexico
Prime ipal Meridian, thence East along
the North Boundary Line of said section
Ten. 2.5Se feet TO the North Quarter Cor
ner Of said section Ten, thence South
the right Of way of The Denver a RIO
Grande Railroad Company. thence South
westerly along the SAID line OF right OF
OF its Intersection with the west hound
AIRY line Of said Section Ten. thence
North along the West Boundary line OF
said section ten, I. Al feet TO the North
West Corner OF said Section Ten, the
place OF beginning, containing in all forty
acres. more or less, together with any and
all bitches and water rights connected
rherew with. Also the improvements on
what IS known as Desert Land Entry No.
OfoSs. described as follows, The south
East Quarter of the south West Quarter,
the South Hall of the south East Quarter,
Section Four, South West Quarter of the
south West Quarter, Section Three.
Township Forty-nine North Of Range One
West Of the New Mexico Principal Meri-
dian
shall on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of De
cember. A ID. 1915, at the Office OF the
County Judge, in Gunnison. saId County
and state, sell at private sale, said real
property and the improvements on said
Desert Land Entry, for not less than the
appraised value. for cash in hand. or on
such security, and upon such terms as
shall be approved by order of said Court
ESSIE T. sNODGRASS.
Administratrix Of the Estate of
Perry l. Snodgrass, Deceased
E. ~. Nourse Attorney.
First publication Dec. 10. 1915
Last publication Dec IL. fsIs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

In notifying News Champion Of
change Of address to 36s-6th street.
San Pedro, Calf, W. H. Wilt Jr. takes
occasion to .erd 81 for his yearly sub
scription and to say: ''lt has been four
teen years ago since lived in Gunnison
but have never forgotten the friends
Of my native state and especially those
from my home town"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Mr.. ". Z. DraaG, Of Trinidad, field
worker Of the industrial department Of
the COLORADO Fsel 4 Iron Company,
stopped on in Gunaison the first Of
the week for . visit with Mrs. Mary
Lawrence asl u. C. Lawrence, who
were oad friends il Crested Butte
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
Notice for Publication

Serial No. 010st
Depart nneut Il the Interior
q. 5. Land Otiice a. Maatrcse. colorado.
Ngveulber 18Th. 1915.
Notice i hereby given that ArCilHr Miller,
- Gunnison. Colorsdo who, July l~t-
1872. made Home~tesd Eutry NJ O7es.
for $. wv; W. M sci ion n
Township 81 y Range " y. NJ L Meridian
has fled notice of iut-ntion t. make Three y ear
Homestead Prosf. 10 establish claim 70 the
land sbove described, be'ore Ernest NJ. Nourss
U. : Commissioner. at Gunnt-on. Colora 10. on
tire 9TH day OF January. 1876
Claimant names witnesses.
Wallace Moo-e.
Wade &. Qusrlee,
Lee Lehman.
Raymoud L. Miller
AL OF Gunni~on. Color-io.
o &. SKINNER
Register.
Sua-coal
Firvt pub,eatioa Nov n 1875.
Last psblicstion Dee 81 1875
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Ssas vill ss0sahss 0AWssd o. CSsA-
Msa vhs - tsisA - iaseaity u Csn-
nissa IN OcssAss, le0a, jest sbost four-
teea yesrs ags. Ne dssd st The ssylum
last wesk. AInsst sssAiRG 10 knswn Of
his relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
INST M Painters INK

From Bulletin in the Valparaiso Ind
Public Library
We may live without credit or back
ing or style,
We may win without energy, skill or .
smile,
Without patience or aptitude, purpose
or wit,
We may even succeed if we're lacking
in grit;
But take it from me rs 4 mighty safe
hint,
A civilized man cannot live without
Print
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
nrs. Roy Alexanaer sRd

Mrs.. Roy AIexsnder snA 80 Lseoy
came in Monday evening fsssn RiAGwsy
TO make their home hese foe swhile.
They have taken light hosseksspiaG
rooms 1t Mrs. Ceepes's spsrtnsat
house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Who says that News -Cheapisa west
Cd - Rsa ~? fhss elkee ssa1 -
rife targsts H. ssAss ~ fss . tsshey
shset vay est ia Wssssss Cslsssas. Al
from cent lecsl rvn few times IN
our own coluwa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

The Philharmonic Club will meet u
the home of Mrs. W. w. Mckee Mon
day afternoon December l3.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Supt. E. W. Deuel. of the Rio Grande
10 this week moving his family into the
Fontaine cottage on north Pine street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Mrs. Mary Kurtz who has been on tbs
ssck list the past week, 10 able to b.
around again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Miss May Hughes 10 the new steRe =
rapher at the lev Office of Sapp q NssA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

A farmer in the short course school
OF chemistry voud smell;
He mixed some gycerine with MOI
And il blew the J2L.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
GUAuIsa uUuT uu su0u
SHORT uul4 u0uu0nfIT

The Gunnison County High School
will offer again this year . short course
for young people who cannot attend
school the full yesr( Tuition 10 free.
Classes will be ovgsnized January 8,
1916 and will c0atinus three months,
closing March -.
Classes will be orgsaizsd in CONNER
cial arithmetic, Bookkeeping and pen
manship, typewritinG. EnGlish. spelling.
agriculture, eookisG. sewing. msassl
training end mechanical drswinG.
The courses vill b 70 srYsa0sd thet
students who tsok the short cOurss lest
year may coatinUe with the vesk begun
at that tins.
All priviIsess iaclsding iaAividual Iss-
sons N Vises, vse,ia. end vsics 80 epen
to sAsss ssssse sssAsets frss.
~ seR.aisstisas II ~ School,
literary societies. debstiaG club. or
chsstra, hand, sai besket bell tesas
sse open TO short course stsdeats.
II there ere matters Of interest not
asstioned in this circular, write 10 the
secretary Of the school. 1t will be sp-
pssciated if those who ere planning to
sttend the school for the short course
will send their names to the secretary
Of the school.
W. C. p. MEDDINs,
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
Do Yeaa aeod Labeis?

-szcESic science teacaers ana
feoe aUtkor1ttes ar arstaT tas
Eo.ses ife &c care S44v READ tao
1aaels O. ell feoa srtte1es.
The Lass cf nost z.ates coupel
food nanzf &C turers pr1u1 TIE
irTree erts Of tae ~ pro6acts "a
the label, and th1s saables co--
sinners 20 e1st1aeu e. asa1 thfzl
foods fron those - E zay os
ce4eteri ous.
Eisa-graGs bakiHs PSxaers are
made Of pure crsea g tartar,
eerive1 frcm Frapes. IT. Pr4cers
Cream sakf-e fovseT 5 a type Of
the highest grade. i IS pure aad
tealtsfu1 beyond az question.
rhs les-eraAs bang pevders
ere nses froa alun, q mineral aeiA
salt. Most physieiaas esnaena
thair use in food.
ceEsuners can 1ezra the char
aeter Of the bs.Ain6 POWDER by
referrius to the lahsl, which
INST state whether tie cont ents
incl luds cream OF tartar, alum Or
ph9srhate.
DE-. PsIcE's cREAh BAKING POWER
Eaae from creaa 1f Tartar
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
lu EE r uIrlfSI

Mrs. L. n. Russ is . visitor from
Crested Butte this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Miss Nora Clifford is visiting friends
and relatives in Sslida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

In the County
50. Court of said
County in Pro-
bate.
Notice OF sale of
Real Estate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Firvs puhiicatioa Nov y. 1915.
Last pabliestion Dee 81. 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

State of Colorado,
County of Gunnison.
IN the Matter Of the
Estate OF PERRY l.
SNODGRASs, De-
ceased. EsSlE +.
sNODGRAss, Ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
HEATHSVILLE

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
HEATHSVlLLE. VA, May S.-Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

Sadie c. Beatty, of Avalon. Is home
from Northern trip.
Miss Nellie Spickwau. of Baltimore
was Weekend guest OF Miss Mildred
Lewis. at Walnut Point
Mrs. E. c. Cralle, of Mundy Point,
has returned from a stay in Ba;ti-
more.
j. c. Dulng and ]. F. schackelford,
OF Reedv!lle. were in Heathsville last
week.
Rev. w. H. Edwards and Mrs. Ed
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas L..
Cockrel, at Melville"
Rev. j. Elmer Ham has returned
from Newport News. where he has been
assisting in a religious revival
Miss Nellie Spickman, of Collar
High School. was the weekend guest
of Miss Elizabeth Anderson, in Heaths-
willie.
Miss Evelyn winstead. of Lodge, was
the weekend guest of Rev. J. Elmer
and Mrs. Ham. in Heathsville.
DR.. Fred d. Brent spent this week
in Amburg.
John Stith Brent was in Reedville
on Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Smith has returned
from Baltimore.
Mrs. w. II. Boyd and Mrs. Asa S.
Rice. of Heathsville. were recent visi-
tors 10 Mrs. Driscoll. in kilmarnock.
Miss Mamie T. Stoneham was the
weekend guest OF DR.. and Mrs. a NJ.
Brent, at Roanoke.
Misses Mildred Carter and Louise
Johnston. of Burgess Store. were In
Reedville last week.
Mrs. Raymond Palmer and little son.
Worthington, were guests for some
days of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, near
Sunnybank.
Miss Mary Booth, OF Harveys Neck.
recently entertained her friends, Misses
Louise and Edith Harding and Betsy
Stranghan.
Miss Maise Forester, Of Aliswimon
is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Wal
ker, near Heathsvilic
L. Lloyd Snead. of Tappahannock. was
recently in Hcathsville
Miss Kathryn Rice. OF Collar High
school spent the week-end at her home
in Heathsville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
NORWOOD


Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
NORWOOD, VA, May S.-Mrs. Samuel
Cunningham and Miss Minnie Cunning.
ham visited Lynchburg this week.
Edward Cabell. of waynesboro. is
visiting his sister. Miss Lucy G. Cabell.
OF Union Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lyon, OF Balti-
more, are visiting Mrs. Julia Lyon.
Miss Alice Jordan. of Clifton Forge.
Is visiting Mrs. Richard Cabell here.
From here she will go to the Panama
Exposition. and will continue her trip
to Japan and China. where she will
spend a year.
The Buckingham School. taught by
Miss Mammie Golladay, closed on last
Friday night.
Robert Wilkinson, of Buffalo. is vis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bolton.
Mrs Anna WheeIan was a visitor in
Lynchburg last week.
Mrs. T. B. Denton visited Lynchburg
on Sunday and Monday.
Sidney Robertson visited friends at
Warminister several days this week.
Mrs. Bondurant, of Appomattox. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Petit. here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
SOCIETY

A Russian folk dance will be execut-
ed by eight little girls representing
snow. They arc Misses Jean Field
Blair. Elizabeth James. Mildred Gates
Florence Pizzini Willie Johns. Frances
Beadles. Ruth Miles and Helen Sims.
a series Of dramatic attitudes detail
ing the range Of human emotions will
be given by the graduating class and
Mrs. Eula Bailey Crouch. accompanied
by Miss Edna stiles Mt the plano.
Miss Katherine Thurston, q repre-
sentative of the Hequembourg School
OF Music. will render a violin solo, &C
companied by. Miss Florence Dansey.
Two brilliant plano duos will be
played by Mrs. Austin w. Martinstein
and Miss Gladys Martinstein.
Charity Card Pnrty.
The women Of Monte Casino Circle
st. Benedict's Chapel. will give n
euchre party Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the assembly hall OF the
Benedictine College. Mrs. p. c. Hoff-
mann and Mrs. J. a. De Corr will act
as hostesses.
Entertainment Committee.
Al n meeting Of Lee Chapter. u. D.
c.. "A charming and representative group
OF women were selected to act on the
general entertainment committee for
veterans, sponsors, maids and chapcr-
ones at the Jefferson. These women
will be unfail!ngly active during re-
week, cnueaNOTlnS III every pos
sible way to make the stay of the visi
tors memorable and happy one.
Among those appointed are:
Miss Mary GUSTS Lee. Mrs. Simon
Sycle, Mrs. f. n. Cloves. Mrs. c. r.
Norman. Miss Ellen Dougless Garnet.
Mrs. Howard Lovingston Bishop. Mrs.
Thomas II. Bigger. Miss Mary Chalmers,
Mrs. Charles Il. Page. Mrs. Cranberry
Vandersllce. Mrs w. T. Shepherd. Miss
Mamie Wright. Mrs. J. Finders Robin
son. Mrs. Landon r. Mason. Mrs. Temple
T.. Roy, Mrs. Percy B. Traylor, Mrs.
Charles H. Ryland. Mrs. Thomas s.
wynn, Mrs. Newton McVeigh. Mrs. w.
g. Boyd, Mrs. w. +. Hopkins. Mrs K.
T.. Chef, Mrs. T. Sam Tyler. Mrs. II. c.
BEDFORD. Mrs. George f. Hutchinson,
Mrs. J. J. Ballon. Mrs. Sol Cutchins.
Mrs. A. S. j. Williams. Mrs. j. y. Wise
, man. Mrs. Henry c. Cooper. Mrs. y. l..
Massie. Mrs F. II. Stewart. Mrs. NJ. +.
Massey. Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs Nor
man Johnson. Mrs. Charles a. Rose.
Mrs. w. l.. Boyd. and Misses Mayo.
Mildred Harris. Nell X. Leo Murphy.
Elizabeth Adams. Dolly Adams and
Emma Morris.
RecitnI Thursdny.
The faculty of the Virginia Conserva-
cital in the Jefferson Auditorium on
Thursday evening. May 90. at $3.50
o'clock. The program Will be rendered
chiefly by the vocal pupils under the
direction of Mr.. MacGregor, and the
violin pupils under the direction of
MIR. Donohue. Miss Eula Virginia Mar
riott. a graduate Of the conservatory
faculty, will also appear on the pro-
gram and two numbers will be rem
dered by the conservatory orchestra.
The public Is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
LAWRENCEVILLE

II.
LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. May s.
Mrs. C. l.. Smith entertained at cards
on Friday afternoon from to o'clock
in honor of her guest. Mrs. j. T. Ed
wards. of La Grange. n. c. Mrs
Smiths country house, "Harning
, Grove" was beautifully decorated in
spring flowers, and a two-course menu
was served. The guests were: Mrs.
j. T. Edwards. Mrs. Nat Turnbull. Mrs
r. b. Tyler, Mrs. Stuart Jones. Miss
Grace Mallory, Mrs. waller Turnbull.
Mrs. w. f. Starke, Mrs. E. r. Turn
bull. Jr Mrs. f. w. Davis. Mrs. Mallory
Turnbull. Mrs. D. D. signor, Mrs. Bur
dette Lewis. Misses Caroline and Mar
guerite Basley. Mrs. Parker Owen,
Mrs. y. T. Purdy, Mrs. Marie Heart
we'll. Mrs. w. f. Gilmore. Mrs. Cha rles
| Turnbull. Mrs. Herbert Lewis, Mrs. c.
II. Sebrell and Miss Henrietta Mere
dith.
Bridgers and little daughter. Elizabeth.
OF Wilmington, \. c., are visiting at
Sherwood" the homo Of r. P. Buford,
near Lawrenceville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T Edwards. OF La
Grange. n. c.. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l. Smith, at ,ne home Of Sheriff
Turnbull. Harmony Grove"
play. entitled DOLLS Revel" was
given in tho Opera House Wednesday
! evening at o'clock. by local talent
under the mana cement of Miss l..
Evenline Hacker. for the benefit Of the
Belgian Relief Fund.
Miss Annie Price. Of Meredithville.
| is spending the week at Sherwood"
the home Of Hon. F.. P. Buford.
Miss Lucy Harrison Radford. who
has been spending several weeks at
the ST. Andrews Rectory, left on
Thursday for Lynchburg. to stay sew
erai days. and then on to Radford. Va
TO spend the summer.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage OF Miss Mary Meade
Phelps. OF Greenesville County. to Rev
William George Mcdowell, Jr., Of
Emmanuel Church. Staunton. Va. Tho
wedding will take place on Tuesday
May %, In Grace Church, Greenes-
Vile County. Rev. Mr. Mcdowell
built. and for n while had charge Of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Collar
VILE in this county.
Miss Rosa Tucker. Of Norfolk, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. j. A. Ker-
sey, on Pennington Bridge Road, has
returned to her home.
Judge r. o. Purdy. of Sumter, S. c..
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Purdy. at their home near Law
renceville.
Willie Heartwell. OF Suffolk. ts
| spending the week -end with friends
and relatives in Lawrencevillc
Misses Marguerite and Ellie BaEley
have returned from a visit to Mrs.
c. r. Elan. OF Suffolk. Va.
Mrs. George Robins. of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
LOUISA

LOUISA, VA, May s.-Miss Alice
Spters Of the Louisa High School, was
called to her home in Richmond Thurs
day by the illness of relative there.
Miss Evelyn Lanford. of Apple Grove,
one of the Louisa High School gradu-
ates for this year. was called home on
Thursday by the Illness Of her mother.
Mrs. r. l.. Barrett has returned from
a visit to her daughter at Randolph
Macon College, Lynchburg.
Mrs. B. r. Fox, Mrs. william Ellis
and Thomas Ellis were weekend
guests OF Mrs. David n. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith spent Sum
day with Mr.. Smiths parents in Eau
quier County. motoring over from
Louisa.
Mrs. w w. Smith was hostess when
the Louisa Bridge Club met at the
Hotel Louisa on Friday evening. A
charming and novel feature of the
decorations was the introduction of
May baskets filled with fancy candy. to
which were attached the scorecards for
each player. The table decorations
were also baskets OF spring blossoms.
Ices. fruit salad and cakes were served
at the close Of the game. The prize
winners were Mrs. D. n. Walker and
Cecil Crank.
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan enter
tanned the Matinee Bridge Club on
Wednesday at her home here. The