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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-12
BIG MACHINE SHOP
DESTROYED BY FIRE
(Associatsd Press by Federal wirelsss)
onTTuNII nEyruI EIIEAI Dannsy

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pennsyl,
yania, November lO.-The big machine
shop of the Bethlehem Steel Company
was burned today. Machinery and war
material worth millions were lost in
the flames. The shop was recently re.
built at cost of $3,OOO,000. No cas-
ualties were caused. 1t is believed
that the short crcuiting of an electric
wire caused the fire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-12
sERBIANS LOSE MUNITIONS

BERLIN, November ll.-An Official
report given out here yesterday said
the Austro German forces which cap.
tured Kmscvac, the point on the Mo
rava river where the Teutons crossed
the Morava Valley, captured 1903, can
non and much ammunition. In the
capture of Nish 1850 Serbians and 100
cannon were taken by the BulSarians
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-12
Horrors of Sinking Of Italian Liner; By
Austrian Submarine Grow AS Details Of
Attack Become Known, ~ Raider Kills
Women and Children While In Small Boats
PfesidenfSiIent
Associated Press by Federal Wireless)

wv ASfIINGTONsR November 1-Twenty- Americans
w killed when Austrian submarine topedoed the a
ian liner Ancona Tuesday without warning the Tyrrhenian Sea
This received at the state department yesterday from
Walter Hines Page United States ambassador to Italy
The ambassador that he is unable exact report
w 10 the inaccurate information available but from what he
learn he believes about twenty have persisted
have landed Tuns and fifty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-12

Tunis dispatches say. From those who
are able to give a connected account
Of the sinking, however, it was learned
that the Ancona attempted to escape
the submarine, but was overtaken,
stopped and then torpedoed. ~
This information also was received
at Tunis, the dispatches say, from the
liner by wireless before she sank.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-12
ATTACKED BY TWO RAIDERS

PARIS, November 1.-Two Austrl.
an submarines attacked the Anrona, sc
cording to a Havas Agency despatch
from Tunis
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
NON-COMMITTAL

An elderly woman was left in the
house by herself. Suddenly the tel
ephone bell rang. She had never
answered the telephone or talked
over it in her life. The bell rang
again and then again. Then she
knew it must be answered, even
though she did not wish to.
Jumping to her feet she took the
received down. Nobody at homer
she shouted into the transmitter, and
then hung up the receiver. - Pitts
burgh Chronicle-Telegraph,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
HIS REFORM

: The clergyman, visiting the hos
pital, stopped at the bedside of a pale
young man swathed in bandages.
2 Cheer up, young man." he said,
unctuously; keep smiling-it's the
best medicine"
= "TH never smile again, replied the
young man.
= Nonsense. Yes you wilI!'.
= No." sadly continued the battered
one, mo nonsense about it. IN never
Smile again. at least, not at another
fellows girl"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
QhmV,
G9%s54}

n. y-getting funny with folks
down on the east side is pritty risky
dismiss
a Teller that runs a movie show
down in hester street, he found that
out, and then some
when they bilt this here theayter,
they had to make it fireproof, and
they used a lot of wood that had been
sOked in sum kind of chemikels, so
it couldent burn
a while ago they done some re-
modelling, and they tore out a bunch
of this wood and piled it in front of
the theayter
so this Teller he thought, here is
where will play a little COAX and he
put sign on the wood, free kindfng
wood"
in about IL hour it was all gone
and in about 2 hours there was II
or 81 mad ladys cluttering up the
front of the theayter
evTy one of them had stick Of
wood in her hand, and she was look
ing for the guy that put up that kind
ling wood sign
but he was hiding down in the sell
Ter, and CESS he stayed there about
days before he dasted to come out
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
HIS POIGNANT GRIEF


What on earth are you believing
so hard for, Freddy"
Daddy whipped me-"
well, what if he did? You've been
whipped before, and the occasion
doesn't call for such heart-rending
grief"
But he w-w-whipped me with a
s-s-switch cut from the Christmas
three. IN. Y, World.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
OurNo-RiraCutfeature-
Our "On-An' cure
Our rubber rivets-
Our l26-piano-wire base.

All rivals do omit them. All Of
them are costly. Our On Air"
cure alone cos.s us S450,000
yearly to save needless blo~outs.
But could Goodyear Fortified
Tires retain top place If we did not
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
flll0el'S WIFE
To- uno W0lk
4 Weak, Nssvsss S~l6ssss
0asAnsoA . Aaalkh b. u.
AE6kAanis veg-
GAnkls CsapsnaA

4assAA, n1ina. 81 en- glaA 10 say
- LYDIA e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

kews-Chsapioa Wsat Ads bring re-
suits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

Anns css ssipy,ed ana sxsoosa swng
sideways with frightful noDsusum
toward the paiiroad trscks. casgha -
vAseb against the ties. end !.
The sun s~uaS In the hsss~ss ~ Q
bsli oe . s:riaG There wss . crash. .
roar There vas nothinG- --oh-
The cor had turned turtle. pinnang
Rose and Alan beneath H.
~Aisai" she Ss~vsd. "ros 60 sae
killed,"
"Ne-not even much hust I ssacy."
~ replied And yos7"
''kot much"
The deep-throafed roar q ths loco
motive believing danger silenced hina.
HE closed his eyes
Then abruptly the weight was lifted
from his chest. HE saw . man drao-
GinG Rose from under the machine,
and sa~ that the man Was Marrophat
And almost Immediately someone lift
ed his head and shoulders. caught hin
with two hands beneath his arm pits
and drew him clear OF the machine.
And the face OF his rescuer WAS the
SAce Of judith Trtas.
The crash he had expected, Of IT,
ear being crumpled up BY the 0ncour
ing locomotive. did not follow.
As he scrambled to his feet. hb Ara
glance was up the track. and discov-
cred the train slowing to . hak.
His next was one Of wonder for tho
countensnce of Judith Trine - she
stood. st . little distance, reGagdinG
him; her look almost illeeible, . curl
css compound of passions colorihG ~
pslisf, rsGret. hatred. love
His third glance deserted beyoAl
her the figures Of Marrophst carrying
Rose In his arms, stumbling as he ran
toward his car on the highroad.
He moved preo pitately to pursue,
but found his way barred by Judith.
mol" she cried violently. No. yOu
shall not"
Her hand sought the grip Of Q re-
volyer that protruded from her pocket.
With a short, hysterical gasp, he be-
gan to laugh.
What" he taunted her-"again ?"
Think what you like!" she cried IN
. frenzy. You saved me once-now
spare you. We're quits. But next
time"
O-rot," he interjected. You will
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

never have the courage TO pull that
trigger when I'm helpless in your
hands,"
The hot blood mantled her exquisite
-are like red fire. She caught her
Jreath with q sob. then flung wildly
at him:
Well. IL you must know-it's true
! can't bring myself to kill you.
would to God l could. But I can't
For all that, you shall die-I could not
save you If would. And this I prom
ise you-you shall never see Pose
again before you die,"
And while he stood gaping, she
swung from him and ran. quickly Gov
ering the little distance between him
and the car
As she jumped into this and dropped
down upon the seat beside her half
conscious sister. Marrophat swung the
car away
II vanished IN a dust-cloud as q
throng OF railroad employees surround
ed and sssailed him with clamo-ous
questions
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
~
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q sssV saE y ssse~ -. q - Z
- - psssluus q - nssus b1ssdIsg
- . = pssD sf c0Us.asa. UAsss
- h>s.usv hnnaBsdb q ssauun sans~
- - - = shsss sh4Us- bs'ng anhat
eunsa bssA esrsssusdsa @sssa~ ssd
paunng aschssss. IN ssse No.. ! shs
a<sr ss'- Ss ~ hssssdsaG y .ssll GssaG
s<st q ~ rste " esrsssd . dAs.
d . ~ iasssssuu II tbs Crystal k,sss
q So Jsrn railway 70 bslls~s sll Of ifs
srsck kssSssa usstss end k~sassaoe
sAis su9ss~s wssh csash~d msrbss. ssd
ts sasf sad the crusher IN the c. Y. n.
p,su6 y roe rsnusnG. Ths stcae "
aznSsd upsn art csss and taken ouf
sauag sAe posd II sat every rsilrosd
N ~ vwsd sAet cen saord 70 ballast
iss sssak wish nastse. but N this m
seaass sAe ballast cost less than the
usual kind II wili sseke . bssutifu
suad6sd whsa fiuishsd and thsn the c.
=. q s. .. csn pst "a iss sdssrtsssag
ssesusure ''dR lsxe."
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
CHAPTER XXI.
The House Divided.

Alone In that strange place OF si-
lence and shadows-that den of the
devile livery. crimson and black
ohaIned to the invalid chair wherein,
day IN. day out. for years on end, be
had suffered the Promethean torments
OF the life that would not die out OF
HE rr-tched. wrecked carcass. though
without eeasing sharpbeaked envy,
hatred. malice and all uncharitable-
ness p.caed insatiably al his vital.
Ssneos Trine sat waiting. With tn. i'm
1Ei-v Of q gaven figure vaitius
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

table Compound snd Row I feel hke .
diffessat person. I bslieve tAsss b
nsthing Ike LyAis z. PinkhsA's vs0s-
tsbls CsapssRA fss weak wonsa -
yesae giris, 81 ] wsuh be gisl \ I
csul1 iaAuenes eRyOee - try tAe uss1-
cias, ise know h viii - I'll end nusA
usse tAaa II y elaimei 70 q" Nm.
CLARA FRANKS, \. 2. d. No. I, Mapss-
crest Fern, KasOtA. Nina
Wemsa vAe sullse frsa sAsse -.
tressing ills psculiar - their sex shosA
be convinced u the ebility u LyAa z
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound 70 -
store their healtA BY the many gsauins
and truthful testimonials ne eee 60.
stsntly ps5.ishing h the DewspaPsn.
n yea have ~ se1gesess4 AsuAe
tAot Lydia 4. e,lokka0au Voee4o.
~ eC&npsuDAWtm help yea, Wrt4e
- LyAio 4. R1nkAo0 l1e06cSaeCo.
(csaAAeoe1ah lyaA Mesa., fes 81
vtpe. 1oa6 bs11ee WlDo - 0QeosA,
rad 80 o0sWeseA ~ . WU0a0.
-" hOA1 IN ~'- es0D1ooeo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
BLACK
l.E(s
Are Your Kidneys Well 7
naay Cs,.issa HssVe kssw ~ -
esseasre e Seshky kA.eys

osseAoce q lleeoAg kAoeys
The kidnrvs filter the blood.
They work night and day
Well kidneys remove impurities
Weak kidneys allow the impuri-
tiee to multiply.
No kidney i'll should be neglected
There is pos-ible danger in delay
II YOU have back ache or urinary
troubles,
If YOU are nervous. dizzy or worn
out.
Begin treating your kidneys at
once
Use a proven kidney remedy,
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
plils
Recommended by thousands.
Proven By Delta testimony
W. II: McAllister. 225 Colum ia
st Delta. Colo, saws: Il have had
such good results from Doan's Kid
nev Pills that | believe every kidney
sufferer should know about them
At any time that find that nv Md
ueys aren't working RIGHT, or / have
pains scrose nv back. | at once take
Doan's Kidney Pills. they always dc
me . world Of good. Doan. Kidney
Pills are certainly reliable and de-
serve the highest praise"
Price s0c, st oil dealers. Don't sim
ply esk for . kidney remedy-get Doan'
kidDey Pllls-the same that Mr.. Nc.
AlliseefreepmDends Fsstef- Milburn Co,
Prups. Bu6slo. N. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
- - 0pu vaG0

eveAsemen; tor ~ wsuag shaf -
made hsD wAae - WW.
Another hours b sounv
minutes moss sAey vtN - hsre. JuAnsA
cad ssrroUAaf sal nsse-pSos ssas'
more they viu pss hin eo~H bseess
sse boand aR1 helplsss. = not -
:"
A slight pesse psssae~l Ueeds ~
we're a vhimpersd prAyss. God ssa1
thai he bs sst assA' t1Ass nn0ssu1
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

this year JOIN
this army Of con-
tented tire users.
1t is BY far the
largest army in
nedom. Any
dealer viii sup
ply you. ESD
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
= 0Ry ORVvvel

EuUU8 ~ - mn
- es0vt oea1Ae,o essss. Low
Rrtced. frssA. Fsiiabae: prsferred b.
Wegesrn seoa1men because they ne.
- uoopo ooo9 vo1Bteo taii.
Wrlee for boshlst snd ssstimoniala
49, -. 4eaBAesu essh oi.0e
0o-ouD ~. oeogAsso ptees 80
% any injsrtor. but Cutters best.
n Cutesv products is due 10 over II
~ IN vonDeo0 80 oBeO0e ealy.
y n qnpbtsinable, order direct
1o0oAvooV. 0spAsolu. oa1iewalo
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

~S -" "vSs v'
bere in anguish ell these weary years
for the fulfillment of my revenge only
20 be cheated at the END by Death?
God grant that Alan Law may be laid
down still living here at my feet!
Thea :"
A bitter smile twisted M tortured
features: Then shall my viii be done
10 him. And then, when I have seen
him die ss his father died-then-AA.
God.-then st last I too may 1ie!
There was . long silence, thea Q
sroan Of exasperated protest: why
- they not come? Why does Ju1ith
1slay, wheh she knows bow l su9orf
Why have ! been put OF frOa Gay -
1Ay With her telegrans that benDu1
for more time and promised evssy-
oAin0-S1t told nothiAG!-snth yestse-
cay. Where are those mee-
oaOsD - sent ne yesterday"
H1s go sound hand groped out like
. claw snA sought . nass Of papers
- ths lesk beside hin, sorting out
isSo among them tee yellow forns.
Ratnfuliy he blinkel over these anA
slswiy M pain-bsnt lips conned thsar
Wer1iAG;
Alan end Rose safe With me-will
beinG both home tOnOrrow night with
cut fail. he read the lsst aloud; and
thea The secOnl: Have motOrcar
waiting for me tomorrow morning
from three O'Clock till called for New
BedfOrd waterfront-Judith"
Mo-" he affirmed with the fervor
Of one persuaded by his own desires:
Il muet not doubt the girl, She has
promised. she has performed:
80 still was ne, indeed that he
seemed TO sleeL, but 80 deceptive was
thAt semblance that he Was alert for
the least sound. The girl entered soft
ly. ~ n fearful Of disturbing his slum-
bers; but she found hin with head
erect and eyes a-blaze.
judith" he cried, his great voice
vibrating like q brazen bell AT last,
Where Ii he? You have brought him
Where h he?"
with no more answer than Q sigh,
the girl drooped her head and let her
hands hang Imply with palms ex-
posed.
After an instant Of incredulous dis
appointment the slan shot Q single.
frigid question At her:
'You have fsi:ed,"
Il have failed" she confessed.
Why"
She shrugged slightly. Who knows
Why one fails? | did my best: he was
too much for me. outwitted me at
every turn. Time and again thought
| had him, but always he escaped.
either by his own wit and courage or
with anothers aid. Only yesterday
night they we're all three IN the hol.
low of my hands-tut now I bring you
only Rose"
She faltered, awed by the glare OF
his infuriated eyes. '-Let me explain, "
she begged.
He snapped her short: You cannot
explain. The thing il impossible that
YOU should have failed There is some.
thing beneath this. something you
viii not tell me-"
She endeavored to speak, but he en-
forced silence with . sonorous NOT
HIS hand sought the row Of buttons
On the desk and pressed one long
Almost instantly . servant eiiaet
pcsselessly into the room
NY laughter Rsee-ha~0 -
brousAt here to me 1T once.-
In another moment the repaA q
hfs daughter judith was ushere1 .nal
- presenCA
n. atinoed IN our next issue.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

nsia oAices of ths government re-
clamssioa service are to be transferred
fsoa Wsshsngssa 70 Denver. sceord'ne
10 a snnosncsnent of Secretary Lane.
Sidney Z. Williamson. chief of con-
struction Of the service viii be- in
charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07

Compound has done
more for me than
anything else, and l
bod the hest physi-
cian here. l wss %
weak and nervous
that l could not DO
my work and suf-
fered with pains low
down in m y right
side for . yees -
more. I task Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vege-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-07
Suppose We
Pared These Tires

Suppose this All-W eatherread
now double-thick-~as pared
to the thinness of the usual anti
skid. Would it endure like this
one? Or so resist puncture?
Suppose we used-as some do
one less fabric ply. Or made
the ~holetire lighter. Suppose We
omitted our exclusive features:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
BLACKSBURG

BlACKSBURG. VA, April l7.-Aliss
Anna NJ. Campbell entertained at an
auction bridge party on Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. RI. H. In
graham. OF Baltimore, the house guest
of Miss Eleanor Jones; and Mrs Anne
Metcalf, OF New York, who is visiting
Mrs. II. r. Hutchinson. Seven tables
ewere engaged in play. and supper was
served on the card tables at the end
Of the game
The Woman's Club met on Tuesday
afternoon for the transaction OF bust
ness and 10 hear papers read on the
subject OF home economies Plans were
perfected for the organization of a
citizens league in Black sburc and TO
have chain OF silver teas: these to be
given by each member of the club in
turn. Mrs. j. Iioge Woolwimc will rep
resent the locai club at the State con-
vention i'm Fairfax carly in MAY
Miss Elizabeth Johnson left on We'd
nesday to spend several weeks as the
guest Of her sister. Miss Belle John
son, and other relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Lignan s. Randolph has gone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
GcneaI"ry Of rurk,n. Family.

The Purkins. 'iowcrtons and Cabi-
Misses Of ESSEX and Halifax Counties,
virginia:
Gabriel Purkins had three sons, John.
Washington and Thomas. and three
. daughters. Polly, Lucy and one who
, married clemens. rNanc unknownD
Washington Purkins was horn in
: Essex. He married Il Miss liowerton.
sister TO Phillip Howerton. who went
, from Essex 10 Halifax County. Va. W.
purkins WAS clerk Of Essex County for
many years. He had three sons and
three daughters, James Howerton. Will
liam Ransom, NJ. ID. and George Wash
ington. lawyer; Miss Lucy. Martha. who
married Colonel Charles Cabanss, Of
Halifax. and Mary. VINO married Cap
tain Henry LAnsdell. OF Northumber-
land County, Va
James II. PurIins, the Oldest son of
Washington Purkins, Went from Essex
TO HalifaX County many years ago, but
lived there only a short time, NOV
ing 10 Arkansas some time in the ff-
ties. where he settled in the northeast
part Of the state. in Randolph County.
lie had i've children by his first wife
and one son by his last wife, James
Easclman Purkins, now living in Little
Rock, Ark. connected with the Ar.
kansas Democrat. Mrs. :. Il. II. Eaton.
the only child left OF bis first wife,
lives in pocahontas Ark. Colonel
lanes H. Purkins died in Washington
state about five years ago. lie lived
10 bc nincty-siN years old.
Dr. William r. Purkins married a
Miss DuNall. OF King and Queen County,
Va. lie moved from Essex in 1875 TO
northumberland County. He died the
list of september. 1858, leaving seven
children. John w tdicd In Baltimore,
lS9lp. William Irving now living in
Hope. ARID, Martha mow MIS-. DR. r.
\. l'rayser, OF Richmondb, lanes PEN
dleton Idied in Baltimore. 1870. Della h
Z. Mrs. johnson, Baltimore. died in
1890. Samuel Ransom diving prob
ably in North Carolina, George Mace,
Richmond, Va
Hon. George Washington PurkinS
married Miss Judith Howerton "a
rousin. They had one child, Lizzie
Purkius who lived in Halifax County
/ think he left Halifax County and
Ment West in 1854 or %. He died in
Denver city since the Civil War. Miss
Lucy Purkins never married. She lived
with her sister Martha. who married
CoiorG Charles Cabanss, in Halifax
County, and when Martha died, leaving
five children. she did a mothers part in
rearing them. She lived 10 see them
grown. I had the pleasure of visiting
the family OF Charles Cabaniss during
the Civil Wal ] was granted seek
leave. or furlouch and spent the time
with the Ca5anisscs in Halifax County
in July. 1864. | have met only one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
BANQUET AND REUNION
ron VETERANS PROPOSED

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Let US havc Il reunion and banquet
during the reunion OF Confederate
Netera ms to lie held in Richmond.
would suggest this. as this might
20 the surviving members OF the Sec
on}d Virginia Cavalry, commanded "
C,,ncral Thomas r. Munford. Of Lynch
blhrg, composed OF the following
companies: Company y. Bedford County:
COMPANY a, Wise Troop. Lync!iburH ::
company e. Botetourt Dragons; Com
ma ny u. Franklin County: Company f..
Angherst County: Company i. Bedford
county Company c. Bedford County.
Con hpany Fl. AppomGttoX County: Com
panN !, Campbell County: Company Is.
Al;pemarle County. would like TO
hesir the sentiments of our comrades,
anGS If IL meets with their approval let
II bye known. Murphy's Hotel | would
sug,Eest as a suitable place. The Fifth
Vi!rginia Cavalry holds its annual ban
qutets there during the State Fair. Our
GRAND Commander this year is Samuel
GRIFFIN ("Tip'D. of Bedford City late
private of Company c, Botetourt Ora
.ooiSs, who we all Will be glad to meet
TINE board Of supervisors of each
coAInty has been empowered by the
lait Legislature to pay the way TO
Richmond for any Confederate sol
ditDr who may not be able TO do so.
fil CHAS. r. PRICE,
~ Gala Virginia
Late Co. G, Second Va Cavalry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Virrinia Reach to spend tho summer at
their cottage.
After spending the winter with rsla-
tivcS and friends in the North. Miss Mac
PERSON has returned TO her homo here
Mrs. u. ). Joyncr aud little daughter.
or Norfolk. iiaNr been spending the
week With the formers parents. MIR and
Mrs. Is, f.. Wolfe.
Miss Annie Gait who has been
spending the winter in New York Was
called home a few days ago on account
of tn" Illness OF hcr brother. Il; w Calf.
VIII" has hecu very i'll, but who is now
on tho road {" recovery.
Miss Julia Charles will leave the first
of tue wcc'. for i.r home in Arlington
=. j., aItcr :, Tow weeks visit here to
her PARENTS, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. :. Charlc,
Miss Mary Roland Jones. who has
been in Lebanon for several mouths has
returned home on account of tho critical
illness Of her SistcY
, DIR. Il. g. Booth left tho first OF this
week for san Francisco. where I've Will
visit his daughter. Mrs. James Ealcn.
tine. and attend the exposition. lie will
return carly in June to attend the re-
union.
I y. H. reachy viii leave tho first or
next week for Washington. - e.. where
he wiil remain for several days.
Bishop y. NJ. Randolph. OF the South
crn Diocese OF Virginia, viii be at Rru-
ton Parish Church tomorrow morning
| for the purpose OF administering the
! rite Of confirmation to q large class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

HARRISONBURG

HARR1SONEURC;, VA. April 1T
Mr.. and Mrs. David W. F'unkhouscr
held family reunion Monday near
Montevidco. six children and fourteen
grandchildren were present.
Mrs. Lee -. Patterson was called to
Grottocs several days ago by the death
Of her sistcr-in-law Mrs. w. 4. rat
tcrson.
Miss Page Buddim. Of .AlcNandria, Was
recent guest OF Miss Sadie Payne. on
East Market Street
Mrs. Eva Newman. who has been
spending some time with her daughter
Mrs. Burns Bradley, has gone TO New
Market.
John y. CARRIER has returned from
Chicago. where he attended the mar
rage Of Miss Elizaboth Miller for
mcrlr of lIarrsonburg. and AIfrcd
T:siridge.
Mrs. T.. y. Boar. Of Mount clinton
has returned from visit TO her dauGh-
ter. Mrs. Eugene Eugiemau.
Miss Cameron Pratt Fi,ziiuch, Of
tulpcpcr. is a guest OF Mrs. w e. Cal
thor, on South High Street
Rev. and Mrs j. Howard Wells have
arrived here and taken charge Of the
Methodist parsonage on Fran k | II
Street. Mr.. Wells succeeds Rev. H. A.
/ Canter IS pastor of the lTarrisonhurc
Methodist Church. Or. Cantor becomes
presiding elder Of the Washington Dis
trict
Mrs. Samuel T.. Fletcher and little
son are guests OF Miss Bessie Paul
in Lexington.
Mrs. W. J. Kendrick and two chill
dren, of Front Royal. are visiting Mrs
+, w. 7. Lineweavcr on Franklin street
Thomas *. iiarnsberger of the Uni
, ted States Geological Survey, visited
! his parents here on his way from Ame-
liza County 10 Washington
Miss Grace Bennett has returned TO
Alexandria from a visit to Miss Mar
Saret Kavanaugh.
Mrs II. G. Dollins, Of Petersburg, is
| visiting her parents, Captain and Mrs
*. III. sherman, on Broad Street
Mr. and Mrs. kemper =. Yancey have
moved from Charlottesville TO Harris
! onburg.
Mrs. IS. H. Iiiner. OF Franklin. w.
Va, passed through en- route 10 Wash
| inEton. u. c., and Salem. Va, where
she will visit relatives
Mrs. Page Maury Milton. Of Wash
! inSton. is a guest OF Or. and Mrs L..
-. Davis. on Court Square,
Mrs. w. f. White and three chill
dren. of Cumberland Maryland, are
! guests OF y. s. White, on East Market
! Street.