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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-28

Roy L. Berg. Adv. Is
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
The eight room brick residence stu
ated on German Street between Center
Street and First North Street, owned by
the late Johanna Popp, is now offered
for sale. This property is we'll located,
near the heart of the city, and is sub
stantially built.
For price and further information,
inquire of
MRS. FL. COOKE, Executrix,
l5 tt. Adv Ulen, Minnesota
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BOYDTON
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BoYDToN. VA. July 1o.--Mrs. NJ. A
Waller is visiting relatives and friend,
in and near Chase City.
Miss Carol Wood Is spending a part
OF her vacation with her people IL
Chase City.
Miss Elizabeth Pratt is visiting rela.
tives and friends in Richmond.
Miss Carrie Swetnam has returned to
her home in Richmond. after a visit
OF several days to Mrs. F. C. Bedinger
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Bryson spent Sun
day and Monday with relatives and
friends in Lawrenceville.
c. j. Faulkner spent few days, In
Houston this week.
Miss Marian Homes is attending tn.
summer normal at Harrisonburg.
Irby Turnbull and j. w. Wall mo.
tored to South Hill on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goode Homes and Mr.
and Mrs. Davis, of Columbia, S. c.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton G. Goode
OF Dinwiddie, were the guests of Mrs
w. E. Homes this week
S. 0. Barnett Is building brick
storehouse and dwelling on Main Street
Mr.. Barnett will move his family from
Finchley here as soon as the building
is completed.
Fitz Simmons. of South Hill. visited
his parents here this week.
David Clark spent the first OF tn,
week with his people at Lenoir. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simmons, OF
Union Level. were visitors here or
Tuesday.
II. F. Hutchinson. who was in Phila
delphia for several days with his son
John. who underwent an operation
there, returned home on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Thomson ar,
spending the summer in the mountain
OF North Carolina.
Rev. Herbert Tucker, son Of BishoI
Tucker. has accepted n call to the st
James's Protestant Episcopal Church
here. Mr.. Tucker arrived this week.
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Hornely, Yet Admired
and Enuied; Her Secret

The convention crowd mnde a path for
her, cast admiring side Elances. then with
longing eyes followed her to tho elevator.
1t was at the Ponchartrain in Detroit
The incident was recalled when CHANGED
to sit across table from tho woman. What
was II about her that caused nil that COM
motion? Her complexion. Really, I've
never beheid its equal. VenturinG to pick
up acquaintanceship. 1 learned tho secret
"rve tried to make the most OF my one
charm" she said. II know men abhor
make-ups and artihciality. bar cos
metics; there are two things I uae to pro-
mote natural loveliness and youthful APP
pearance. When my complexion begins to
the drug store. apply at night like cold
cream wash 1T OFF In tho morning. This
gradually fakes OF tho outer skin; then
have n brand new complexion. magnet
ically beautiful. as you see.
Wrinkles never bother mo. At their
inception l battle my face in n solution
made by dissolving an ounce of powdered
saxolite in a half mint OF witch hazel. 1t
works like magic. "-Mona Morrow, in Tat
tier.
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NATURAL BRIDGE

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, July 10
Tuesday was the opening day of the
convention of the Virginia Pharmaceu-
teal Association. The dispensers OF
pills and capsules began to arrive on
Saturday, and poured in on the sue
ceedinC days by train and automobile
until they made a mighty host eager
to celebrate their thirty-fourth annual
meeting The mornings and afternoons
were occupied by the business sessions
and the other hours were given to the
social delights Of the time and place.
Souvenirs were generously dispensed
and grape juice flowed freely. On Wed
nesday afternoon n large motor party
went over to Lexington to enjoy the
sights Of that historic town. On Wed
nesday evening a ball was given the
visitors by the hotel. and the ballroom
was prettily decorated with Japanese
umbrellas and festoons Of vivid hues.
The dancers formed in a grand march,
and as they passed down the room each
was presented with a rose as n favor
and souvenir OF the occasion. Among
those attending the convention were:
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Miller, of Richmond;
Misses Lambert, OF Roanoke: w. Y.
Minor. of Richmond; J. W. Barnett. of
Roanoke; f. C. Hammer and Miss Bessie
.Hamner. Of Lynchburg; Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Lyle, Of Bedford; E. L. Brandiss.
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getic walkers are Miss Anna Maxwell
of Jacksonville, Fla, and Gordon Sprat-
ley. of Petersburg, who reached the top
of nearby mountain, bringing back
many wild flowers and berries.
Mrs George Wayne Anderson, Jr.. and
Walter a. Williams. Jr., left on Tues
day afternoon for a several days tramp
to nearby resorts
a picnic at the Brunswick Spring
was given by Miss Eleanor Williams to
the younger set. After "A delicious
luncheon. they participated in games
Those attending were Misses Anna
Maxwell, Anne Gum, Katherine Bemiss,
Maria Williams. Mary Champc Taylor,
Harriet and EuCenia Sproul. Alice and
Mary Warren Williams.
Registered at Brunswick Inn are the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schneider.
Newark, n. j.: Mrs NJ c. Hamilton
Newark, y. j.; Dr. and Mrs. r. s. Hop
kins, Newark, y. j.; Mrs. d. Il. Max
we'll. Jacksonville. Fla; Mrs E. NJ
Dillon, Jacksonville, Fla; Elwell Max
we'll. Jacksonville. Fla; Miss Anna
Maxwell. Jacksonville. Fla. w. A..
Madison. New York; r. \. Cullen, Bal
timore' Md: w. NJ. Tunstall. Lovings-
ton. Va: 2. y. Watson and wife, Roa-
noke, Va; Samuel T. Watson. Roanoke,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Spratlcy. Pc
terSburg, Va: I. Lewis, indianapolis.
Ind; Mrs. 6. Halle, Stanton, Va; Miss
Marie Bowles, stanton, Va: Mrs. Gran
vile Curry, stanton. Va; Mrs. Archie
Robertson. stanton, Va; Mrs. e r..
Bowie, Richmond: Miss Mary b. Branch,
Richmond: NJ. c. Branch. Jr, Richmond:
Miss Maria Shelton Williams, Rich
mond; Miss Catherine Bemiss, Rich
mond; Miss Mary Champe Taylor, Rich
mond; Mrs. y. r. Gum Richmond; Miss
Anne Gum, Richmond; W. Duncan Leo
and wife, Richmond; J. M. Parrish.
richmond; Miss Virginia Browne.
Washington: Miss Elizabeth Preston
Richmond: Mrs j. NJ Parkinson. daurh
ter and maid, Richmond: James Parkin-
son. Richmond; Miss Mary c. Hatcher.
Richmond.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
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rSracial 10 The Times Dispatch
ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA, July 10
orkney Springs Hotel Is rapidly filling
IN with guests from the nearby cities
who have spent many seasons at this
cool retreat Al this season the beau
,trul rhododcndron in the mountains
rear-vv attracts numerous parties daily.
and many beautiful flowers fnd their
way back home by parcel post TO glad
len those left behind. The mountain
flowers have been most beautiful and
abundant. and the mountain FERNS
largest ever seen in this section.
Horseback riding and motoring seem
to be the favor!tc pastimcs with the
Younger set who have enjoyed many
rips TO the nearby cavcrns and other
places OF interest.
Friedo Schroeder, of New York. gave
"motor party" on July to the ia
nous Luray Caverns, which was greatly
enjoyed
very enjoyable watermelon party
was given on Tuesday night by the
proprietor to the guests OF the hotel
Among those present and new ar
rtyals are tho following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Feltce Ferrero. Middletown. Conn; Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Moore, Lexington, Va;
Miss Belle Sanick. Lexington. Va; Mrs
] Tyroler, L. S. Depue, Miss Emily W.
Ionden, Mrs r. G. Smith. Mrs. w. H.
wilmer, E. p. Jones. Master c. l.. Jones.
MI and Mrs. Reginald Schroeder, Miss
Marie Schroeder, Captain and MIS-. H.
q Mitchell and family, D. H. McClel-
land, Mrs. NJ. Galway, Miss Mary
Gaines. Russell Pole. Nelson y. Miller
Of washington; Miss Mary Sicard Jen-
kins, Miss Helen Boyce, of Yonkers. y.
Y; Friedo Schroeder, Brooklyn, \. II;
Mrs. I. d. Barton. New York: MISS Sarah
Gaines, New York City; Robert Nc
Murray, Jersey City, n. j.: Miss Lucy
Gibson, 3. F. Longacre. j. Thomas
Booth and wife, of Richmond; MISS
Lydia +. Warner. Philadelphia, Pa; II.
V. Hughes. Altoona, Pa; Mrs. f. r..
Taliaferro. Miss Annie f. Taliaferro.
Miss Sallic C. Taliaferro. DR.. NJ. Au-
gusta Waters, Miss Julia Waters, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Lindemyer, Master
Herbert Lindemyer, Carroll Marriott, OF
Baltimore; Mrs. NJ. James. Miss Rosa
white. Of Norfolk; Miss NJ. r. Wake.
of Staunton Miss L. y. Snead. Elmer
Moore, L. d. Newman and family, Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Bowman. DR.. Sager
and family, Of Woodstock; Mr.. and Mrs.
Raw Coffman Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ Martz.
!. p. Lowman, ]. NJ Kavanaugh and
wife, NJ. Geary and wife, Miss Jennie
Cavcy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Brian, of
Uarrisonburg; Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Her
man. of Elliott City. Md; J. p. Twce-
dale. Of Broad Run, Va; Mrs. Elizabeth
Titlow and daughter, of Onancock, Va.
Mrs Elizabeth Bullltt Hayward, of Eas-
ION. Md: w. IT. Bosserman, OF Win
chester, Va; Miss Nellie Whitmore, Of
Bridgewater, Va; Miss Annie Lee Pey-
Ton and Miss Virginia Peyton, Of The
Plains Va.
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EGGLESTON SPRINGS

EGGLEsToN SPRINGS. VA, July 10.
-EGgleston Springs Hotel was the
scene of an unusual gathering between
July and 5. Some Of the Oldest liv-
ing descendants of David French, Of
Giles County. who died in 1914. had
expressed a desire that a many as pos
sible OF the kin meet at that time and
place. and with the loyalty to blood
which is characteristic of the Scotch,
the clan gathered from far and near.
They began arriving on Friday morn
ing, and every train, until Sunday at
noon, swelled the number. Many were
old and tried friends as we'll as rela-
tives. and happy were those meetings.
For Sunday morning great treat
had been prepared for the assembled
crowd Rev. ]. T. Frazier. now OF Chill
howie. and a lifelong friend of the
Frenhes. had been asked to preach on
this memorable occasion. He prefaced
his sermon with some "reminiscences Of
his early connection with the family,
and paid a glowing tribute to those
sons and daughters OF David French.
whom he esteemed it a privilege to
have known.
Monday was the parting day. and by
noon only the echoes told OF the con-
genial party that had gathered.
Among those present were Mrs.
Francis Burch, Philadelphia: Captain
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WHITE SULPHUR COLONY
IS INCREASING RAPIDLY
Many Southern Families Have Taken
Cottages for Remainder
of Summer.
RICHMOND WE'LL REPRESENTED
Nearly Half Of VisitorA at Famous
Old West Virginia Resort Are From
Firginia-Fourth of July Week
Is Merry One.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA
July 1O.-The colony at white, Sui.
phur has Increased to nearly 500 dur
number are many Southern tami2ies
who have taken cottages for the sIm-
mer. Richmond and Virginia are /vell
represented. for among the number
here nearly half are from Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ BrockGnbor-
ough. Of Richmond, are among the
latest OF the arrivals They opened
their cottage in Virginia Row during
the latter part OF the week, and will
bn here all summer with their three
children. DR. and Mrs. Paul w. How
ell. Mrs. A. Powell Dunn and Paul w.
Howell, Jr.. also arrived this week
for n short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. willingham and
their son, Allen Willingham. of DAN
Vile, Va. arc at the White. and ex-
pect TO be among the members Of the
colony all summer.
The Misses Imogene Gordon. Mary
, Halves and Nell Reynolds, of Rich
! mond, loft the Springs this week after
depending two weeks at house party
tgivcn by Mr.. and Mrs. DeSoto Fitz-
}gerald for their daughter. Miss Doreen
Fitzgerald, In the Hawlcy cottage.
Among the members OF the Rich
nond colony now at the Springs are
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot B. Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Potts, Mrs. Archer Ander-
son, Mrs. F. D. Williams, Miss Mary
Mason Williams. Archer Anderson VIII
iiams, Frances williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Scott Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. c..
p. Ricketts,, Mrs. Baxter, ]. G. Shelton
sAand Mr.. and Mrs. Granville G.. VAL
NAntine
Mothers here now from Virginia in
dAde Mrs. Benjamin Flagsr. Mrs. r. l..
Men. Miss Ciadsden. of Covington: Mr..
r. Mrs.
y &ke. Mrs. william II. White and Mrs.
Is. Royster. Of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs.
g; Martin, Miss Louise Wills, c. S.
fwnley and p. II. Graham, OF Char
'4sesville.
lo,.a'caand Mrs. George Gordon Battle,
MT: York, are in their summer
% New SnnTansus Row. now. and Mrs.
Bat,ep moth 81, M ,he puss '" c saens
Of Richmond; rn and Mrs. Robinson.
Wiz, r. Robinscaassu Military Academy,
Of the United states also in Tansus
W N point point n. ~ a, md Mrs. David
Med. LeBrcton. OF Washing tSapant Le-
south Carolina Row. Lieutc Cap
Breton IS Admiral Dewey's aid9pla. gem
tain Powell Clayton. Jr., OF the 'npAnd
oral STAFF. United States Army, aaFoa
Lieutenant w. Armstead PendeltofS
arc among tho other military men at /
tho Springs for the summer.
The colony had n merry time over |
the Fourth OF July week end. and the |
events we're brought to a close on Mon
day night will ball IN the ballroom
Of tho old White. This was the '!rst |
Tine that the ballroom had been opened |
were formed Among them was !
party comprising F.. y. Hotchkiss. Jr,
" I, JcNr!eg Jr., p. T. J. Ellison and |
3 NJ Jones' OF Richmond.
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PROVIDENCE FORGE
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA, July 10
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Coleman, Misse.
Gladys and Miriam Coleman, ]. II
Paulus and Hugh Noel, of Richmond
were guest this week at Stirling
Miss Mary Christian and Miss Gladly.
Martin are visiting friends in Newport
News.
Miss 1nez Duke. OF Richmond, is the
guest Of Miss Ethel Perdum.
Miss Phoebe Potts and ]. H. Chris.
tian. Jr., motored to Morrison on Mon.
day to visit Miss Lessie Philips.
CraiEhill Potts, of City Point spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. George
Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Richardson mo.
tored to Norge on Monday to attend
picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Christian and Mr.
and Mrs. Edmond Christian, of Rich.
mond. were guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II. Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Terrell have re-
turned from visit to friends at Beave,
Dam.
The Shining Circle OF Kings Daugh.
ters will meet on Thursday with Mrs
r. B. Mountcastle.
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David A. French. Mrs. J. w. French
Misses Ruth. Ellen and Harriet
French. David w. French. G. F. French,
Z. w French, D. Z. French, Edwin
French. Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Easley,
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Easley. Mr.. and Mrs
+. c. Easley, Misses Irene Anna. Mary,
and Evelyn Easley. Mrs. William e.
Hicks and baby, French Day, John w.
Eaalcy, Blucheld. w. Va: Mrs. j. A.
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Writ French, Prince
ton. w. Va; Miss Mary Day. Norfolk.
Va. Miss Eliza r. French. Hangchow
China; Mrs. Vic Banc Painter, Pula ski
Va; Rev. and Mrs. !. 7. Frazier. Chill
howie, Va; Rev. George D. French
James r. Mason. Glade Springs. Va
Miss Lulu Ernest. Dublin. Va; Mr. and
Mrs Henry Wysor and baby, Easton
Pa; Mrs w q. Baylor, Mrs. Bibb, H.
NJ. Hill and Mary Easley Hill, Bristol,
Va: DR.. c. +. Easley, Chestnut Level.
Va: Mrs. c. Fl. Evans and Miss Minerva
Evans, Lynchburg, Va: Mrs. w. p
Miller, Newport News, Va: Mrs & "
Elicit. Miss Sadie Elicit. F. B. Elicit,
Guy F. Elicit. Christiansburg. Va: Mr.
and Mrs. r. T. Elicit. w. 3. Elicit. r.
T. Elicit, Jr.. James Elicit Writ Dun
lap, B!acksburg. Va; Mrs. Guy French,
Mrs. Gus French, Roanoke, Va; Miss
Ella Smoot. Alexandria, Va: Mrs. j. r.
Givens, Charles. Anna Frances. Jesse
Brown and Mary Chapman Givens
Peterstown, W. Va. Mrs. +. c. Nc
Comas and son, Misses Minnie and Sarah
McComas. st. Adams. w. Va: II. F.
Snidow. Pembroke. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ID. French. G. ]. French, Narrows,
Va; Mrs. F. G. Thrasher, Captain DAN
lei Webster Mason. Mrs. G.. w. Easley,
Mrs. 6. :. Baskerville. Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Mason, Misses Frances and
al Moc
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Mason. Mrs. p.
". Strothcr. Miss Elizabeth Strother,
PearisburE. Va.
Mrs. Stella Probst. of Lynchburg.
who has been guest AT the springs,
left on Monday for Ocean View to
spend a week before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Hickson and chill
dren. Maurice, Jr., and Edwin, and Miss
| k!ttic Hancock, OF Lynchburg, are
among the recent arrivals.
! A party consisting of Mrs. Stella
! Probst. Miss Helen Mason, Miss Sum
Asrson. Misses Margaret and Louise
IN u, ieble and Lacy Durham motored to
en- AsburS on Saturday afternoon.
ca ris'dAsessie Conn and children. Rich
N mrs, SESsa and Fred. of Lexington.
aru, y, nests at Eggleston Springs
last st sanmer. returned for the
season. and 5auebtAre
N; M5s Fl Eli, a. and tErrSstne. arrived at
the hotel on Thursday
summer. ia was n
Lloyd T. Cosby, Norfolk. VaSs4S q
guest here this week. .na.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Soule and daugh-
ters, Dorothy and Sarah. of Bluetield.
left on Thursday for home. after
two weeks stay at this resort
Other arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Forsythe, Mr.. and Mrs. y. f. Halstead.
Roanoke; Judge H. a. Ritz. c. o. Stahl-
man, II. l. Shot, II. I. Shot, Jr., j. II.
Shot, Bluefield H. NJ. Henry, Emory;
]. II. Holt, Hillsboro, O.; Mrs, Frank
West and daughter. Margaret, Lynch
burg. Miss Rebecca Kearsley, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Robinson, Radford, Va;
1yinafred G. Scmple. Norfolk, Va.
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MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS

Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l
MT. ELLIOTT. VA. July 1o.-Alt. Ell
liott Springs began on Juno '16Hts sec
ond season under tho management OF
Mrs. J. e. Porter
For recreation and amusement. the
guests seem about equally devoted TO
bowling, tennis. billiards, swimm!nE
dancing and cards. 1t may BIO said that
walking, riding and mountain climb
ling arc the Mt. Elliott amusements
par excellence. During the past week
jolly party. on sure-footed mules and
ponies. with lunches strapped to their
saddle bags. climbed Elliotts Knob.
In the party were Miss Mary Barn
hart and Horace Barnhart. of Austin.
Tex: Mr.. and Miss Switzer. OF Staun-
ton, and several of their friends.
Last night was the real opening Of
the seasons gayettes. when the whole
crowd at the springs went for hay
ride over the mountain, and returned
to n masquerade ball in the ballroom
Among the late arrivals arc: DIR. and
Mrs. B. p. Rees. Of Staunton; Miss May
Strother OF Warrenton; r. NJ. Cabel,
or "nynesboro: Mr.. and Mrs. L. g.
Stern. L. Il. Stern. Jr., and l.. H. Stern
OF Richmond; Edwin Leffler, of Savan-
nan. Ga; Miss Florence Bloomberg, of
Richmond: e. NJ. Cabell. of Kay Moor,
w. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. wiseman,
'''"uheoH' j. RI. SnultZ, robert
ShultZ. and Miss Younty. NIL OF Staun-
ton; j. X. Sueade, William a. Grubert,
Mr.. and Mrs j. Logan Fits of Mer-
chantsville. y. j.; II. NJ Reinhard, of
Richmond: Miss Virginia Watson swift
ger. of stanton: Charles c. Switzcr. OF
liarrisonburg: DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Booth.
OF Ashland. Va; c. NJ. Boston, of Cliff.
ton Forge: S. A. Porter. of Colorado;
Mrs. II. a. Dixon. OF Austin, Tex: Mrs.
II. b. Bernhard, Miss Mary Barnhart,
Horace Barnhart and Jack Barnhart,
OF austin. Tex; Mrs. NJ. r. Hatcher.
Of Buena Vista; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Porter. OF Atlanta. Ga: ]. J. Ellison, of
Richmond; sir. and Mrs. E. 3. Lip
scomb. OF Stanton. Va; John w.
Smith. Jr.. Of Waynesboro: A. B. Car
ter, Jr., OF Richmond: T. II. :1oseman,
OF Clifton Forge; Mrs. j. w. Marshall
and Miss Elizabeth Marshall. of Lynch
burg; a. {. Scherr and family of
Charleston. w Va: NJ l.. Stern. wife
and children. Richmond; J. w. Mar
shall. Baltimore. Md: John Bcal, Rich
mond: NJ. y. Glazebrook. Virginia; j.
2. White. Waynesboro: H. g Crosby,
r. c. Dudley. Reginald Berry, Phil
Sterrett. Fred Andrews, Guy Price VIII
liam Grubert. NJ G. Hautannyne, and
Misses Virginia Dunlap, Charlene Ham
rick, Lillian Haughn and Hazel Ham
rick. all of Stanton: Miss Mary Ella
Webb and Miss Isabel Sublctt. Of
stanton; w. Fl. Horton and Mrs. Hor-
ton. OF Roanoke; Mrs. John F. Mitchell.
OF Greenfield, Ind, and Eugene NJ. Rea.
Of Charlottesville.
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URBANNA

URBANNA, VA, July 10.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. a. Davis took party OF friends
on delightful trip to Fredericksburg
in their car, returning on Monday. The
marty consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
Miss Lila Palmer Newton Weaver and
T. q. Jones.
Mrs. George n. Anderton and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Temple. Of Texas, mo-
,ored down from Tappahannock on
tuesday to spend few hours with
their many friends in town.
A good many OF the young people Of
the village attended q dance given by
their young friends at Saluda on Tues
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Shelton. their
daughter. Miss Shelton. and her friend.
Mss Addison, are at the ROSS House"
for a few weeks.
= Mrs L. l.. Tignor and son. Lunsford,
'are on n visit to the formers sister in
Lancaster County.
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The Dance Of Ncto5,,~gsgss B 6sssssss=eesss6. ~


Of most n estate in Delaware
Ggs
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It's meeting In the Lawrencevil,e
Methodist Church on Thursday. Ther.
were morning. afternoon and eveninc
sessions, with dinner served on the
grounds. Tho meetings were presIdeS
over by Thomas c. Digs. general sec
rotary, and e. a. Wright. Verbal re.
ports were given from zach Sunday.
school OF the county. and addresses,
made by II. III. Smith. OF Alberta:
Thomas c. Digs. J. w. Hickman, J. w
Stir. J. E. De Shazo. Thomas Men
Bulla. Miss Ellie Bayley and Mrs.
Green, Of the w. c. 7. U.
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WAYNESBOR0


Especial to The Times-Dispatch
WAYNESBORO. VA, July 10.-The
summer colony at Brunswick Inn has
scarcely been able to realize that 1t is
July and not October, as they sit by
roaring fire these cool, crisp days. This
delightful weather makes mountain
climbing quite popular Some encr-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-16
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION.

The San Diego Exposition has pass
ed it's third month with the best pro-
fit shown to date land has broken all
records in Exposition history by pay
ing expenses with a good margin OF
profit so early in the year. The sue
cess at the gates it attributed in great
measure to the fact that the low rail-
way raes from eastern points went
into effect on March 1 and Immediate
ly released an enormous touring popu-
lation that refused to travel in the
first two months of the year.
With the financial success Of the
fair now assured, as the bulk Of the
eastern tourist business is not yet un-
der way, the Exposition is planning
numerous special events which were
delayed in execution until the visiting
crowds should warrant the expendi-
ture. The first considerable addition
is in the realm of music, starting with
the presentation of Haydn's "Crea-
ton on Easter Sunday, and continu-
ing with the engagement of Creatore's
band for the last week of April and
the first week of May. This will be
followed Immediately with the engage
ment of the Long Beach concert band.
which in recent years has figured i'm
portantly in coast musical events.
These and other organizations to fol
low, of course supplement the vari-
Gus bands doing regular duty through
out the year.
It is also contemplated to start the
imposing pageants shortly. Detail
ed plans for these were prepared
months ago, but the schedule was de-
layed until spring. These r plan
ned in connection with the. special days
set aside for the states. April 1918
is set aside for the New England states
the last day being Patriots Day in
New England.