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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
Claim Opinion Damaged
Their Reputation; Ask
Rehearing For ViIdLobo

Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. ARIZONA has
acquired reputation for unique legal
procedure in connection with the at
tempts TO save the necks of the men
condemned to die at the state peniten-
tiary, but competent attorneys say that
the ultimate limit has been reached in
the filing Of an application for a re-
hearing Of the Ramon Villalobo case.
The motion has been filed by Stephen
II. Abbey and G. II Allen, Of Florence.
present attorneys for VillalObo. The
principal ground advanced for asking a
rehearinE is that the regulations of
the attorneys were damaged by the de
cision of the supreme court refusing
their application for new trial.
NillalObO was convicted Of murder
and sentenced. His attorney at that
time was John p. Conmy. The statute
allowed so days for the filing Of an ap-
peal. Five months after that time had
expired, Abbey and Allen, acting for
Villalobo. filed an appeal In dismiss
ing the appeal the supreme court used
the word frivolous" and the opinion
was framed in sharp language through
out Subsequently Villalobo was re-
sentenced to hang December 10.
In their motion for a rehearing Abbey
and Allen claim that as they were not
the attorneys who neglected to file the
appeal within the statutory time, the
pointed remarks Of the court did them
an injustice They ask that the case be
considered on its merits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
VALLEY MEN BUY
fine LIVESTOCK
Blooded Cows Are Bought
by San Miguel and Cham
berino Farmers.

La Mesa. y. NJ. Oct. Al r. Han
mum. of san Miguel community, has
just received herd of 20 fine blooded
HOlstein cows and a bull These ami
mails came from Iowa and through in
fine shape
W. o. McNary, of the ChamberinO
community brought down from Las
Cruces a small herd of fine milk cows.
which he bought from one OF the sew
eraI car loads Of blOoded cattle recently
shipped TO that point from Wisconsin
and Minnesota
Interested and progressive farmers
who met at the house Of W o. McNary,
in the ChamberinO community discussed
and formed preliminary organization
for the handling dairy products from
this portion of the valley. The name
suggested for the organization is the
West Side Dairy association quite q
number present have small herds of
bloOded milk cows and hope TO add to
them as an outlet for their products be-
comes more apparent. There were some
propositions from FL PasO TO take all
the milk produced at a good market
price and also propositions TO deliver
the milk at a given point in e Paso by
several truck owners as well as an Of
fer to sell the association truck for
its own operation Nothing definite
was done regarding these several
PROPOSITIONS and the members ad-
1ourned for another meeting at the
same place on Saturday evening, Oct
g. Mr. and Mrs 1IcNary extended their
usual hospitality and opened their
home for this cause. Among those pres
ent from this community were: J. ID.
Potter, A. P. Williams. J. J. Cochran H.
r Hannum and Lee Harlan
Fair Attracts Many.
The DOna Ana county fair and the
district court in session in Las Cruces
claimed many of our citizens for a visit
to the county seat this week The
school board, too. got good" to the
teachers and children and gave them
Friday "a day Off TO go TO the fair.
DR.. E. X Mcneil. of La Mesa was in
FL Paso this week on business
Mrs. r. T. Hewett. Of La Mesa, was
business visitor in e Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams, Of La Mesa.
into FL PasO Friday returning
the same evening.
Miss Lois Parker and Miss Pearl Lie.
Of the La Mesa school were visitors in
Las Cruces, visiting the fair
Miss Mary Morie took advantage of
the school holiday and went to FL Paso
for a week end visit TO friends
The La Mesa community escaped the
big hail storm which was very de-
structive in other valley communities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
SAYS CHINAMAN SOLD HIM
'DOPED" WHISKEY; GETS EVEN

Prescott Ariz., Oct I'm order TO
get even with Wah, a Chinaman. for
selling him what he claims was "doped"
whisky, w P. How gave the local au-
thOrities evidence which has resulted
in the arrest of a Chinaman on a
charge Of violating the prohibition law
The officers believe that they have I'M
covered an elaborate system which in
cluded the importation of liquor from
China and its forwarding to Prescott
by Chinaman in san Francisco.
How says that since January 1 he
has bought 10 bottles Of Chinese whis-
ky from the chinaman at s1.60 a bottle
He produced a cancelled check which.
he says, he gave in exchange for three
Of the bottles. On September 20 he
says he bought two glasses Of whisky
at VANS store. and they made him so
sick that he decided to use the law to
get even
Wah's place was raided by sheriff Joe
Young and four cases OF whisky were
discovered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
EIGHTH CAVALRY BAND TO
PLAY SOLDIERS CHORUS

The Eighth cavalry band will play a
concert at Fort Bliss Sunday night at
1880 o'clock on the parade ground at
the post The program VIII be directed
by Rocco Resta and Will consist OF the
following selections:
March. Lineup" Reed
Overture, 'Hunyady Lazlo." ErkeL
Paraphrase, "Massa's in the Cold
Cold Ground" Clappe.
Selection, La BOheme," Puccini-
Waltz, Gypsy Love" Lehar.
Medley overture. Bits OF RemiclS' 5
Hits" Lampe-
For the closing number Of every pro-
gram it is the custom Of the Eighth
cavalry band to play the regimental
march. THE soldiers Chorus from
'Erminie." instead Of the star Span
gled Banner"
Automobiles are requested not 70
start their engines until after the COM
pletion OF this march
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
MRS. WILLIAM H. Upton
NAMED PUBLICITY AGENT

Santa Re, y ", Oct Z-Mrs. WIZ
lam II Upton has been appointed state
publicity agent TO compile and dis
tribute stories about New MeXico's
resources throughout the country. The
appointment was made by state lana
commissioner Robert P. Ervien.
The publicity department will De
supported by a three percent levy on
the revenues derived from the sale and
lease Of public lands. United states
district attorney Summers Burkhart
has filed an appeal from the decision
of the supreme court which declared
that the use Of the three percent was
LEGAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
OTER0 To SKIP
OCTOBER COURT.
Court Fund Is Exhausted
and All Cases Will Go
Over to Spring.

Alamog0rdO. n. NJ. Oct There will
he no October term Of the district court
in Otero county this year. This is the
decision OF + L Medler. presiding Judge
Of the district This decision is due to
the fact that the county is without ade-
Cuate funds 10 hold a term OF court
rather than TO a lack Of business to
transact At the beginning Of Septem-
Der the court fund contained only
about $1,000. and the Porter case. which
was recently concluded at Las Cruces,
having been carried there on the states
motion for @ change Of venue, cost
more than $4,000. There are now in the
county Jail six prisoners who have been
bound over TO the grand jury and are
unable 70 make bond, while a seventh
IS under Indictment for murder and
held without bond II is thought
very likely that funds enough viii have
accrued in the court fund to hold
term next April The trial Of Turner
p H Smith. under 20-odd indictments
growing out Of the failure Of the First
State bank at Las Cruces, has been
transferred to OterO county, under mo-
tion for a change of venue This case
viii be tried here next April, It is be-
ueved
New Bank Organized.
Application has been made 10 the
treasury department for charter for
the Peoples National bank, which the
petitioners are making an effort to
stock viii be $4,000 and the petition
ers are as follows; B. F. Pear
main I. r Hughes. G. J. WolfinGer.
" II. Reber and W. O. Oldham The
First National bank, which had been in
business about IA years, was liquidated
and merged with the Alamo State bank
only a few months ago. The reason
given by the owners at the time Of con-
solidating the two banks was that there
IS not enough business in AlamogordO
TO enable two banks to earn DIVIDENDS
Clovis 3. Aguilar, probate judge, held
a special session Of court yesterday TO
appoint an administrator for the estate
OF Gregory Simnacher. who died on his
ranch. near Tularosa. not long ago
Simuacher left an estate estimated TO
be worth about $4,000 Two petitions
were before the court. one for the ap-
pointment Of father Lucien Migeon, the
other for DR.. I. \. WOodman, as admin
fstraton The court compromised be-
tween the two requests by appointing
William Sundby. His bond as admin
istrator was fixed at $1,000.
Collecting Mineral Display
Otto Tinklepaugh, secretary OF the
.AIamogOrdo commercial club and spe-
cial commissioner in charge OF the
Otero county exhibit which will be sent
TO the state fair at Albuquerque, has
gone to Orogrande to make repre-
sentative collection Of minerals
Charles P Downs, assistant district
attorney, has left for his headquarters,
after a short business visit in Alamo
gordo.
J. W. Pennington has bought the J
7 Hill residence, on Maryland avenue I
between Sixth and Seventh streets The
has not been made public
Mrs Randolph r. Pratt and Miss Eva.
Louise Zolfer of the New Mexico insti- :
tute for the blind. have returned to
from a visit in Fl Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
..THE PURPLE NIGHT' at BIO

.9THF PTRPLE NIGHT" at BIJOU.
Florence Rockwell, the former Klaw
& Erlanger star, will be seen at the BIZ
lou today in a society drama. The Pur-
nle Night" Miss RockWells first ap-
pearance on the screen, supported by
an all-star cast Of Broadway stars
To suit the purposes of the plot, an
interior set of an inventors laboratory.
handsomely furnished and full of scien
tific instruments and glassware, was
exploded to smithereens- The scene is
a masterpiece in realism.
This will be shown today only, at
regular prices.
Tomorrow, Sunday. the Bijou Will
show the best bill in town. Vita
gra ph drama, featuring the Vitagraph
star. GLADDEN. James: an Edison comedy
that is full of fun and the ever-popular
Dreamy Dud" in a cartoon comedy
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
Surgeons Find Phoenix
Girl Has Three Distinct
Vermiform Appendices

Phoenix. Ariz., Oct when three
local surgeons operated on Miss Blanche
Wales, for appendicitis, they discovered
that she had three vermiform appen-
dices instead Of the usual one. This is
something unprecedented in the annals
Of surgery. The main organ. at the
end Of the caecum. was 10 inches long
instead Of the customary three. The
other two, much shorter. were attached
TO the large intestine. above the first
at intervals Of two inches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
PLAINVIEW SUPPLIES THREE
COUNTIES WITH ELECTRICITY

Plainview, Texas, Oct. Electric
power and electric lights are now be-
ing supplied to Lubbock and LOckney
from Plainview plant. The power and
light currents are supplied by the Ma
lone Light & Ice company. The Lub-
book plant is owned ythe Malone COM
pany and viii be used as an emergency
unit.
Two other towns. Hale Center and
Alternately. are to be supplied from
Plainview as soon as they are wired for
the service PlainvieW is now supply
ing the principal towns of three cOun-
ties, Hale. Floyd and Lubbock, with
electric current
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
MAN FIGnIAN rnnAY.

The Unique presents today and to-
morrow the popular Max Figman and
Lois Meredith in My Best Girl" a
comedy drama in five delightful parts,
from the play by Claiming Pollock
and Rennold Wolf. Ny Best Girl" is
the kind OF entertainment that is now
packing the large theaters Of the east
ana the kind of entertainment that will
cause you TO wish for more It is 4
picture for the masses and one that
will please everyone. Special orches-
ira music will be rendered for this pro-
duction between the hours OF 2.3O and
$50 p. m and 1880 and 1880 D. m. Ad-
mission is % cents.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
ARIZONANS WIN PRIZES
AT SOIL PRODUCTS SHOW

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct ARIZONA
gained wide recognition at the Inter
national Soils Products exposition in
Denver Road Willis. Of Snowflake,
Navajo county. won a prize medal blue
ribbon and sweepstakes prize with a
bushel Of soft wheat and was also
awarded a straw spreader valued at
500. First prize on soft winter wheat
was taken by the exhibit from the SAGA
ton indian reservation. Many ribbons
were won by the fruit from aYvapai
Maricopa, CocOnino and Navajo coun-
ties, Yavapai making a specially good
showing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
FIVE CORPORATIONS ARE
SUSPENDED BY COMMISSION

Santa Fe, y. NJ, Oct. 2.-Five corpor-
atoms were suspended today by the
state corporation commission for failure
to file their statements They were the
Dexter Water Supply company; Ken
lucky Copper company. Of Roswell;
King and Queen Copper company, Ros-
Well Tucumcari Iron company, Empire
Copper company, Santa Rita.
The corporation commission has paid
the state treasurer S7s0.50 corporation
fees and S55 insurance fees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
DOUGLAS CITIZENS GIVE
PRESENT TO COL. GUILFOYLE

Douglas. Arlz, Oct "A committee
Of Douglas business men paid tribute
to the popularity Of Col. J. T. Gull
foyle. who is leaving command Of the
Ninth cavalry here TO take command
Of the Fourth cavalry at Honolulu
T. II. The committee presented Col
Guilfoyle with a handsome sealskin
travelling bag. Col Guilfoyle has been
here three years. He will leave within
a few days. The officers Of the Ninth
cavalry recently gave a dinner ID
honor OF Col and Mrs GuilfoNle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
speeIaI Rates ID RosmeII -.

The ROswell-Alamogord Passenger
& Express Line will make q special
round trip rate over their lines from
Alamogorde TO Roswell and return or
$500 during the week OF the Fair
which is October 4th to 9Th. Automo-
biles leave AlamogordO at 200 a. m.
returning leaving Roswell at 200 a. m.
connecting at AlamogordO with Fl Paso
train arriving at Fl PasO at 700 p. m
Write to either Alamogordo or Roswell
for Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
ARIZONANS MUST HAVE
HUNTING LICENSES READY

Phoenix, Az, OCT ---InsLrucIIons
TO arrest all hunters unable TO pro-
duce licenses have been issued to his
deputies by state game warden g. NJ.
Willard The law requires the arrest
Of hunters who have not their licenses
in their pockets, even though they
have licenses which they inadvertently
left at home Heretofore. however. the
law has not been rigidly enforced
ForgeUulness is no longer to be &C
cepted as an excuse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
WILCOX BANK TO BE
REOPENED NEXT WEEK

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct Z-It is now ex-
pected that the sulphur Springs ALLEY
bank at Wilcox. closed some time ago
by the state banking department VIII
be reopened next week. Negotiations
for its transfer TO the interests behind
the Central bank Of Phoenix have been
practically completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
HUNT SAYS He HEARS MOYER
WILL GET OUT OF CLIFTON

Phoenix, Ariz-, oct. 2-Govenor
George w. Hunt who has returned
from Clifton, said he was advised that
Chas. H Meyer. president Of the West
ern Federation of Miners, would leave
the Clifton district and also that the
mining companies had announced that
they would consider no proposition in
settlement as long as Western FEEDER
alton influence prevailed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
ROSWELL REVIVAL CLOSES

Roswell, y. NJ, Oct. Rev. Ellis
Smith, pastor Of the Methodist church
of this city, has just closed a revival
with Rev. Frank " Neal, OF Amarillo,
conference evangelist for the northwest
Texas conference There were more
than a hundred conversions and Is
additions TO the church. Ira Huckabee
of Mineral Wells. led the singing A
free-wiu offering Of $3.50 was made
Mr.. Neal and Mr.. Huckabee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02

The Little Dutch Girl" advertised
for today's showing at the Alhambra,
failed TO arrive and another proEran m
will have TO be substituted The
Little Dutch Girl" will probably arrive
IN time for tomorrow's showing.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
FORMER LAS CRUCES MAN
GOES To SOLDIERS no

Santa Fe, n. ~. Oct. 2-Wnliam H.
Sloan, for many years a teacher at Las
Cruces and then at the State college,
and who went from New Mexico TO
Washington, D. c.. to edit a Catholic
publication, has entered the Soldiers
home at LeavenwOrth, Kas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
SHORTAGE OF STRAW FoRCEs


Chandler. AriL. Oct 2-Because OF lack
Of straw, the Chandler broom factory must
close for the season within a few weeks
More orders than can possibly be filled are
on hand The average production is - doZ-
en- brooms a week and over 800 dozen have
been shipped this season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02

Tempe, Ariz-. Oct 2-The seasons run has
begun al the Tempe cotton gin, and the gin
VIII be In continuous operation for the next
three or four months From four to five
bales a day are now being Einned, and the
farmers are delivering cotton at a faster
rate than that salt river valley Egyptian
cotton is IN selling for 19iz cents a pound
at the gin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02

A dollar saved BY buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02

ADD WIAIHEE
Elephant Butte reservoir. $500 575.Is5
Decrease in "a hours oil 1883
Flow Of river at San MarciaI 40 second It
Flow from reservoir ---------.7 zoo second It
For irrigation, Leasburg canal rs second It
For irrigation. Franklin canal o second #
For irrigation
Three Saints ditch--....-....12O second II
Date. Oct /, 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
WATER CONDITIONS,
RIO GRANDE PROJECT

Height Of
water Behind Contents
Dam s a. m Acre Fl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
TEMPE oOTToN GN has

Hal Cox had his left leg injured in
running race at the fair on THURSDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

son. Of the Philippine Islands. who ac-
companied his wife and two young
children to this city recently. sailed
to-day from San Francisco for Manila.
but he expects to return during the
winter for Il more extended visit to his
old home place.
Miss Wistar Craighill of Lynchhurg.
Va. has been the guests OF Miss Mary
Marshall for the past fortnight
Miss Dulany Whiting, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Whiting. of BALI
timore. has been the guest this week
of Miss Florence Weems at the home
of the latter's parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Z. V. Weems
Mrs. Joseph Massie, of Newport News,
Va, formerly Mrs. 5. r. Latane. of Win
chester. has been visiting friends in
town.
Miss Winifred Rodgers. daughter of
Rear-Admiral Charles G. Rodgers. OF
the United States Navy, retired. came
recently from Washington on n visit to
the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
John q. Walker, near town.
Miss Caroline Hunter. daughter of
Major Robert w. Hunter. arrived yes
tcrday from Washington TO spend some
time visiting friends here.
Miss Caroline Smith has gone on a
visit to Miss Regina Dull at Spotts-
wood. Pa.
Miss Ruth Guyer has returned from
an extended visit to MIR. and Mrs. l.. r.
Swimley at their home IN Staunton,
Va. during which she attended the
dances and other festivities held in con-
nection with the finals of the various
educational institutions of that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
WINCHESTER

fSnecial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. June 1o-Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Thomas Barton enter
tanned at a large reception on Thurs
day evening at their residence on South
WASHINGTON Street. from 6 TO II O'Clock
in celebration Of the twenty-i1fth ami
versary Of their marriage. Mr. Barton
is one Of the hest known and most sue
ccssful lawyers in Virginia. and Mrs
Barton is daughter OF the late Mr.
and Mrs. Henry s. Baker, Of Win
chester
Rev William Hervey Woods. n. d.
who delivered mastery address on
Stonewall Jackson in Winchester on
Confederate Memorial Day, and has
since been visiting his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Neill
Woods, near town, has returned to his
home in Baltimore
Mrs. Bryan Conrad, wife of Captain
Conrad. of the United States Army, and
her young daughter. Miss George Con-
rad, arrived here from the West several
days ago, and are the guests of Can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
FARMvILLE
ESPECIAL 20 Tho Times Dispatch ,

Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch1
fAkalVlLLE. VA, June i2.-The an
huai commencement and concert of m.
conservatory of Music took place q,
rrioaF evening in the presence of /,
large audience. The program Wa. /,
most excellent one and was well rama
erod by the following: Ar;,so 60,
DuHall. Lurline MorinE, KntberI,,o ~.
kiRs. Lura Barrow. Cecile Gil T;iito
jacobson, Anna Blankenshin r,ia,hanre
ierrow. Mamie Rohr, and MIR Thon,ns
I - Easoh. An extra numter on the
program was splendidly g,yen nv, ,,,t,e
MISS Ruth Garland ''.'e
certificates were awarded Ia ~ e.,
lowing: Piano. Misses Mary o. Rennn,,
Shna Snead Blankinship. Nnnn,a 10
uTre ,iills Lilly May Lee. Clarke Park
enc MuhoH. Edna Allen Palmore. Clai-
rorne Hairis Perrow. Cornelia shannon
Eddie Watson: vocal Miss An,ia C.. :,
/ BlankinShip oheao
kev Frederick Diehl made an ad-
dress. after which diplomas rere given
t ,si inl.ow!ns: Hiss An"'e Snead
On ;,'h ~, Oh l-Enchburg: Miss Cecile
en-. OF Luray, ;.nd Miss CLAIBORNE uor-
ris Perrow. Of Lynchburs.
An address by Senator Thomas (
martin TO the graduating class OF The
State Female Normal School closed tho
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoge. of Blue.
heid: w Va, motored from their he me
on saturday Snd were guests for sew
era; days OF Mrs. f. c. Jones'
Asa d. Dickinson. Of Texas. has been
on visit to his brother.
Mrs. Ella Morgan. and two cbi,drep
or Birmingham, Ala. are on visit 10
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. Fl burger
MI and Mrs. T. a. Gray and dauph
ter. wero guests the past week of DR..
ffa'cher. OF Ashland. during the
fnals of Randolph Macon College
Or Ed II. Richa rdson. of Balt,noro
mas been recent guest Of relatives in
Farmville.
Mrs. L. II Williams and little daugh
ter. of I.vnchburg. are visiting in the
home of Mrs w. H. Burger.
Or. Hibhet. a former residen, If this
place. hut now of Norfolk. has been n
recent visitor here en- route to Elue
Ridge Springs. where he. will spend the
summer.
Mrs Ellen Guerrant and children are
visiting IN Christiansburc
Miss Charley Jones has returned from,
Corington, where she taught the past
session. and is the guest of her mother.
Mrs. F. c. Jones.
r. \. Watkins. of Atlanta. Ga. has
heen visiting relatives here
Miss Fannie Berkeley has returned
from her school work in Salem
Emmett MorinE End son. of Atlanta
Ga. have been guests Of relatives
Icre
Mrs. Bernard McClaughtertv. Of Blue
I'D. ". Va. is spending some time
18th Ms. George Richardson
Mrs. Il l.. IiudEins is at home after
stay with her home people in Rich
:nond
Miss Florence Hunt is visiting Miss
Mary Woodson in LynchhurE
Mrs j. f Wallace. OF Roanoke. is
spending some time with her son. An
brev Wallace.
Miss Grace Rohrer. has returned 10
her home in Wellville
w. a. Miller. of Florida is on a visit
to his brother. r. n. Miller
Gcrmania Wingo is at home after
teaching in Amelia the past session.
Miss EuCenia Fallwell will leave soon
TO attend Columbia University