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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-06-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

w r. McSpadden, OF Bristol.
wosin town Monday
D N Hodges came up from
bennington Gap Saturday TO
ee the ball game
ST. b Bncknan, of Bristol.
was iu town Monday.
superintendent A. Cracker.
NO Arno was ia town Friday ON
Uusnrss
MissJcss McCorkleis visiting
roIaliyes an RichInnds this
Asr,y
Josh A. Pullitt has returned
from charlottesville, where be-
Hns been attending school at
the University of Virginia
Robert Orrnnd Walter Penn
ugtou Of Pennington Gnp,
spent the week end ia town yi--
lung Mrs w II Polly
Miss Caroline Rhoada enter
iulned anumber of her friends
wth dance Monday night.
G Mitchell, Of stonega.
"as la town Saturday
e q Dury and S } Guudry,
30 Stonega were down To see
IIw ban game Saturday,
81 NJ Einnard, of Middles
Inrn, was among the insurance
men i'm town the past week
D j Pence, OF Bristol, was in
town last Wednesday on buei
81 n Mcdowell. of Bristol
p'nt last Wednesday ia the
WaleM Miles, of Wise, wac
ln townlast week on business.
W. q Mathews has returned
ifom Blocksburg, where he has
o7en attending school the past
year
Wy E.and j Polk Wolfe came
inwn Saturday with the Dante
c'np TO see the base ball game.
w II Carrier, of Appalachia,
spent Saturday in town
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G. c Blankenslip, of Jones
vile, was in town Thursday ON
bnsiness.
f. G Frazer was over from
Gate City on business las t
Thursday
Among those from Norton
who came down Saturday to
see the Dante Big stone Gap
game We're W p. Hall, sam
Aster, Rich Roberts. j b.
Fleming aud @. II. Perkins.
S H. Pickett, of Pennington
Gap spent Saturday in town
Paul Cline, of Bristol was i'm
town Saturday
Mrs John Roberts and two
children aud Miss Zpllie Mar
tin, of Norton spent last week
ia the Gap visiting their uncle.
Rev. t. T. Martin.
Mrs. John Mcmillan aud two
children, from Tip Top. near
Graham, are Visiting her par.
ents, Rev. and Mrs W n. Wng
ner.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Conner spent a few Days in
Bristol last week shopping.
Mr. and Mrs Auburn Ham
blen and mother Mrs y A..
Hatcher, We're mp from the Cow
Friday
Mrs L b Montague returned
Friday from her home in Nor
folk where, she has been spend
ing several weeks
Revs. Robinett and Church
VIII hold union services at the
Blue Spring school house next
Friday, Saturday aud Sunday
j 4 Smith left this week for
Washington, d. c., where he
viii make a short visit before
returning to ms post in Pana
ma
Mrs } NJ Goodloe left Mon.
day morning FOR an extended
visit TO friends in Roanoke and
Augusta county.
Mrs. II. II. McClanahan, of
Roda, spent Sunday in town
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W Il Bounds.
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Attorney w. j. Horsley re-
turned last week from Frank
fort. XIV, where he attended
United States Court for "A few
days.
Judge James W. Orr, of
Jonesville, spent last Saturday
in the Gap on business.
Harry Taylor has gone to
Hazard, KY, where he has
accepted a position
Miss Zollie Palmer left Sun.
day for East Radford, where
she will attend the State Nor.
NAL
Willard Large, of Appalachia.
spent Sunday in the Gap the
guest of Wilbur Fleenor.
Mr. and Mrs. j r. Baker and
baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Fields. of Castlewoods. Russell
county, motored to Big Stone
Gap Saturday visiting ID. II.
Bostic returning Sunday
Miss Alice Bruce returned
Thursday from johnson CITY
where she attended the Epworth
League Conference. Miss Han
nah Powers accompanied her
home and spent a few days IN
the Gap, enroute TO her home
in Coehurn.
Misses Esther Esser, Name
McColgan, AT Brown, Make
Rogers, Mrs. Seuv, Or and
Mrs r. y. Carr, Chns. McCol-
gan Webb Willetts, John Kel-
ly, Leo Huettel and John Rob
erts were among those who mo.
tored down from Norton to at.
tend the bali game here Sntur-
day.
DR. Burke ana John Ewing.
of Osaka, were in town Sntur
day
superintendent r.. i. Tate.
and wife, of Osaka, were WISH
tors TO the Gap Saturday
The tennis tournament to dc.
eide who will play in the games
scheduled here on July 9nd
with visiting teams will close
on next Saturday. The Cum
berlnnd Tennis Club now has
two of the best courts in South
west Virginia and much inter
eat Is being taken ia tennis i'm
the Gap this year
r. II. Snodgrass. Of Norton
was business visitor tu the
Gap last Wednesday
Among those from Dante who
accompanied thr bali team tn
the Gap Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. j l. Ubn. Me and
Mrs. Al Wilson, Miss Mildred
Long, Messrs Chas Crisp
stevens, Chase. Gilbert W hiic.
Polk Wolfe, Ray MrPhail, VIII
Wolfe, Dr. lhninas McNerl ana
MIR Boekus, vice-prcsidemt Of
the Clnchheld Coal Corpora
ton.
John W ChnIkley holds the
record for the luclliest stroke
ever seen on the course of the
Mountain Golf Club one dn,
last week he drove into Ma. FL
cup out from the drive, a dis
lance of 80 yards We believe
the only other man in the United
States who ever done trick
like that was William Howard
Taft, who drove about the same
distance into the emp just be-
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! CIV y uotOreu uOWn from 81.
Paul Saturday to attend the
ball game.
Mrs Writ Allen, Mrs. Gilbert
aud Mrs. Baker, Of, Dryden, at
tended tho ball game Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Wells, of Nor.
ton, is spending few days i'm
the Gap visiting her sister, Mrs.
lrby Nickels.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Taylor
spent Sunday in Appalachia,
visiting Mrs. Taylor's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Edwards.
w. h. Pennington. of Pen.
nlnglon Gap, was Il visitor to
the Gap Saturday.
Mrs. J NJ Young, of Stonega,
was IN town Saturday and sun
day the guests OF relatives.
DR.. aud Mrs. G. w. Bolts and
little son, George, Jr., arrived in
the Gap Saturday from Louis
vile, and are the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. S. p. Fleenor and
family
Miss Margaret Petit return
ed home Sunday night from
Baltimore where she has been
taking voice training at the
Peabody Conservatory for the
past year.
Miss Mayme Beckner, Of
Rogersville, Tenn, has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. l..
Moore, for the past week.
MIR and Mrs. John j. Reason.
and sister Miss Myrtle Reason
aud Master Earl Reason were
np from the Cove Saturday i'm
their new Ford automobile,
George Fuller, II r.. Adams
aud Martin Stone, of Black
wood, attended the ball game
here Saturday.
Mrs j. G Munsoy and daugh- |
ter, Miss Madge, were shopping
in AppaIachia Thursday.
Mrs w s. Mathews left
Thursday night for Louisville. /
where she entered one of the
hospitals, and will undergo an
operation IN a few days.
Misses Retta Thompson. Ru-
by kemprr and Margaret Mil
Ter, and Carlisle Skeen. DR.. G.
VI Pullen aud w. G. Skunk
Were among those who motored
TO Norton "Wednesday aight
Mrs Will Jones, Mrs. Villas
Wells and niece. Marjorie Witt.
returned last Sunday night rom
Louisville, KY. where the,
spent Two weeks visiting
friends
Miss Monica llnettel. of Nor
ton, spent "a few days IN town
last week, visiting Miss lrmn
Orr
Miss Georgia Cox returned
Wednesday from Johnson CIV /
whore she was called "A few |
days ON account of the illness !
.of her brother, Jack, who is |
very i'll ia the Soldiers Home |
Hospital there.
Misses Eliza and Belle SleInp |
.of the Cove left Saturday morn |
ing for Rndford tn attend the |
Summer Normal.
Miss Marguerite Penman ar !
rived in the Gap from Panama /
Saturday night aud is the AT /
trnctive guest of Mrs Theodore |
smith at the home OF j. NJ
Goodloe.
MIR and Mrs. Henry Nat and |
baby, Willis Crawford, arrived
in the Gap Friday and VIII
spend several weeks in the Gan. |
visiting Mrs. Natf's parents MIR. |
and Mrs. j NJ Willis.
Misses Christie Jones, Pearl
Gilly, Eula Burdett, Eurn
Wright, Moliie Hurd, Make
Shepherd, Edna Stewart and
Ruby Willis, of East Stone Gap.
left this week to attend the
Normal six weeks at Rndford.
Misses Lara Darnen, Lille
Jones and Vergie Bounds left
Sunday for Radford, where they
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FOR sALE.-Seven room
dwelling and two lots located
in kilbonrn Addition, Appala-
CHA. Good we'll and city water
in house. Apply to L. l..
Pierce, Appalechia, Va 22-25.
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Mrs. John IL. Johnson.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CHRISTI .ANSBURG. VA. December
l4.-Mrs. Ella +. Johnson. widow of
Captain John r. Johnson. who was ono
OF the best-known lawyers In this sec
ton OF the state. died suddenly at her
home here shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning. Mrs. Johnson had been In
feeble health for several months. and
for the past three weeks had been de-
clining rapidly. but her immediate
death was unexpected.
She was the only sister OF the late
Judge Archer y. PhleGar, who died In
BRISTOL three years ago. She leaves
the following children: Mrs. I. p.
Campbell. Of Blacksbury: Mrs. r. G.
Price. OF Miller School; Mrs. Lettie
Baird. of Christiansburg: j. X. Johnson,
q: Pikeville. Ky. and Archer p. john
son. Of Christiansburg
She was Il lifelong member of the
Presbyterian Church.
The funeral services will be con-
dncted by her pastor. Rev. Z. l.. Lane,
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WANT TO SEPARATE DEAF
AND BLIND OF VIRGINIA
Time Has Arrived to Di-
vide Students.
ADOPTS STRONG RESOLUTION
Present School Plant Large Enough
to Care for One-Half Afflicted Chill
dren, but No Acknowledgements
or Segregation Necessary.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
STAUNTON. VA. December 14.-At n
meeting held to-day OF the board OF
visitors of the Virginia School for the
Deaf and Blind there were present
Superintendent OF Public instruction
H. &. Stearnes; president Of the board
j. IL. Lindsay. S. ii. Miller. Elackwood
patterson and Messrs Barham and
Duncan. They transacted much rou
tine business. and adopted the follow
Ing resolution:
Whereas, in spite Of the frequent
enlargement Of the school plant by the
erection OF new buildings and the pur-
chase OF additional land, there are
now In attendance 20l deaf and seventy-
nine blind pupils. who tax to the point
Of safety the capacity Of the school:
"Kesolved. nrst. That IT Is the sense
OF the board. upon a careful study and
review Of the situation, that the time
has como to declare itself definitely
and unequivocally In favor of Il com
plete separation OF the school for the
deaf from that for the blind:
Second. That tho present school
plant 10 large enough for the accom-
mediation and education OF the present
number Of deaf children OF school age
In Virginia. and to take care OF the
normal annual Increase In the number
OF deaf pupils for several years TO
come, but no more; that In consequence
there must 20 either such q separation
OF these schools, or very material
enlargement OF the present plant. the
latter alternative being deemed for
good reasons unwiuc;
Third, That In view OF tho greater
number OF deaf children to be educated
as compared with the number Of the
blind, this school should DO devot ed
exclusively to the accommodation Of
deaf children, and another separa tie
school should DO established at some
central point in the State for blind
children alone:
Fourth. That committee OF this
board, OF whom the president shall be
member and cx-oficiu chairman.
Hhall be appointed. whose duty II shall
be TO report specially and in detail
to the Governor and General Assembly
on tho subject with recommendations -
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Clifford G.. Bridges.

Clifford Cabcll Bridges. OF Ashland.
Il distinguished Confederate soldier and
formerly "a business man of this city,
died yesterday murning at 8 o'clock
at his home in Ashland. Funeral SER
vices will be held there this afternoon
at go o'clock from st. James the Less
Episcopal Church, and burial will be
IN Hollywood. The train bringing tho
body will arrive at Elba Station at 2:4o
o clock.
MIR. Bridges served throughout tho
War Between the States as momber
of Otey Battery. Fourteenth Battalion
OF Virginia Artillery. After the war
he was for number Of years connect
cd with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way and other business organizations
In this city. He was seventy years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Ernest a. Ford.

Ernest ~. Ford, Of South Fifth
street. died yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock at tho Virginia Hospital. Fun
crhl services Will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
dence. and burial will be In Holly
wood.
MIR. Ford was tho son OF Frederick
w. Ford. OF Hampton He is survived
by widow. five childrcn--Mrs. Flor
cncc Il. Crank. Julia L.. Virloska.
Cabell and Morris Ford, and two Sis
tcrs Mrs. r. IL. Richardson and Eva
TlSnOr, of NOrfOlk.
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her daughter. Mrs. Luther Mech. Rev.
,. w. kuhns of tho Lutheran Church.
conducted the services.
Mrs. Wis,nan, who was the widow OF
William II. Wisman, was ninety three
years OF age. Her death WAC due to
fall. at which time she sustained IL
broken hip. Surviving are two sons.
Joseph +. WlSman, member OF The
Board oC Supervisors Of Madison Dis
trict. and II. II. Wisman. OF Toms
Brook. and three daughters. Mrs. Luz
thcr Mech. Mrs. Philip Funkhouser. OF
Weyers Cave, and Mrs. DellinGer. Of
PENNSYLVANIA
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Jerry white.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Deem
Der 14.--Jerry White. aged twenty ono
yenrs, son Of John 81. White, mer-
chant of Ivy. this county. died yester-
day at tho University Hospital. and
the funeral was held at O'clock this
afternoon from Ivy Church. Mr.. White
was one OF the best amateur baseball
players In the state, and had played
on various teams in this and other
states In recent years. Besides his
rather. Mr.. White Ia survived by a
brother and sister. both of Ivy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
WIFE SUES CABELL
She Seeks Absolute Divorce From For
mer City Attorney OF
NorfoIl.

NORFOLK. VA, December 14.--MrS.
Kate Gravely Cahell. formerly Miss
Kate Gravcly, OF Danville Va. dnugh-
ter of b. G. Gravsly, millionaire to-
bacco manufacturer to-day entered
suit In the Norfolk City Circuit Cour,
for All absolute divorce from her hus-
band. Colonel George c. Caben, of
Norfolk.
Mrs Cabell alleges in her declara
ton that she was married in 1892 and
deserted In Norfolk in July, 1912
Colonel Cabell is prominent secret
order man. and Is now seeking the
Democratic congressional nomination
IN the Second Virginia District He
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Mr.. Bridges Is survived hy one sis
ter, Mrs. James L. Roy. OF Norfolk. and
1--WE children--Charlcs Mactiill Bridges.
OF Ashland: Mrs. Graham Il. Hobson. of
Richmond: Mrs George Ball HutchinSs.
OF Richmond: Mrs. j. Thompson Booth.
Of Ashland: Mrs. Rutherford Fleet. OF
Ashland, and Miss Airline Clifford
Bridges OF Ashland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
CITIZENS APATHETIC
ting Strength In Dnnville Declines
th"ut 100 From Number Recorded
nj Lust Election.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
- &Ell.i-t:. VA December li.-City
"SGrcr GfogeGtn calculated rough
"-"Ay that the voting strength OF
itr is only about 1890. or ZOO less
!; was in the last spring election
- '"'n% citizens failed 10 pay
po!i taxes. and last Friday IL,
p! as though there would bc :!
greater diIninution In the city,
- strength. The failure of pc:
!" pay their tax Is attributed to
"SsrrsS and TO the fact that the.
no longer any vet and dry fights
hG ycckoncd with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
DECLINES DANlELS'S OFFER
Raleigh Club Refuses to Sell propcrty
70 the NeWn and OBJ


RALEIGH. y. c.. December i,-Thc
'anitol Club members. in special scs-
H!on tonight. declined TO accept the
"Ner OF Secretary OF the Navy Iosephus
Daniels 10 purchase tho club build
ing AT the corner OF Martin and Sails
lazy streets. as home for the News
ana observer, the plant OF which has
been burned The offer WAS $4,000
IN: club has $4,000 bonded debt.
bhI values its plant at much more
than the price offered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
MEMBERS Of BAR FAVOR
JUDGE SIMS, OF LOUIS
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch !

Especial 20 The Times-Dispatch
LEBANON. VA. December li.--Juir
'"cdcri"k Wilmer Sims. OF Louis
been Endorsed by the majority O,
y" wcmbers Of the Russell Count
Tor the Judgeship of the Supr.,,,".
{ MT Of Appeals, TO I'll the vacancy
= ',rscd by the retirement Of judge
";,h. and by several members Of the
] c!.cuson County Bar.
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Mrs. Thomas Nichols.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
MlDDLEBUIIG, VA, Deceinber IA
Mrs. Ruth Nichols. wife Of Thomas
Nichols, who was about iXty years
old. died at ST. Joseph's Hospital, Bal
ti,nore. The body was brought here.
and interment was made in Sharon
Cemetery. Besides her husband she
leaves one sister, Mrs. Henry Adams.
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Lewis II. Schost.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. December IL
Lewis NJ. Schott aged twenty -one
years. died yesterday afternoon at his
home. "Bcadles." In Dinwiddie Com
-. following an Illness of two months.
lie Is survived by his mother and
stcptathcr, Mr.. and Mrs. ThaddeuS II.
liudgins, and two half-sisters ana
Lalf- brother
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T'HFVOT"E 10 H' lfHrS- DlSpatCN.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. December a.
The funeral OF Miss Georgia French.
twenty-seven years old. daughter OF
George :. French. who died on Sunday.
took place to-day from her fathers
home. Rev. W. ]. Morton, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, officiating.
r'w" sisters. Mrs. Richard Gibson, of
THIS city. and Mrs. G. K. Howard. of
Fredericksburg, and a brother. u. Mil
ton French. survive.
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Mrs. Henry McCnuIey.

Especial to The Times-DIspatch.1
HARRlSONBURG, VA, December II.
From the effects OF broken hip.
sustained about year ago. Mrs. Ange-
line McCauley. seventy-siX years old.
died on Sunday at Grottocs She was
the widow of Henry McCaulcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15

moved TO New York some time ago to
practice law. but returned to Norfolk
about three months ago to take up
his congressional campaign. IIe was
formerly city attorney Of Norfolk. and
has twice sought tho congregational
nomination from this district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
JoNeph II. MaHste.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
AMHERST, VA, December IL
Joseph III. Massic, aged eighty seven
years, died suddenly this morning at
o'clock at his home near Sandridges
He Is survived by four children. Dr.
j. Page Massio and w. p. MaSsie,' Of
Amherst County: DR.. G.. ". MaSsie, Of
Richmond, and Mrs. NJ. l.. Conley, OF
Frankfort, Ind. He was a member OF
Mt Morah Baptist Church and a Con-
federate veteran. The body will be
buried on ThurBday In the family
graveyard.
Funeral OF Mrs. Wismun.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
WOODSTOCK. VA, December H.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wisman was
held this morning from the home OF
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i've years, widow OF w. w. Barham.
died at an carly hour this morning
at the homo Of her rn"thcr. Mrs. Thorn
as :. Smith. in Disputanta. She is
survived by two dauShtcrs--MisscS
Elizabeth and Lavinia Barham.
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Fleet Flynn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
MIDDLEBURG. VA, December a.
Fleet Flynn. forty years old. who died
last week. was buried In Sharon Gene
terry. He left n wife and five chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
Funeral OF Miss French.

on Thursday. She was In the sixty
eighth year OF her age.
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Mrs. CalIie =. Bnrhnm.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
GETTYSBURG. VA. December il.
Mrs. Callie s. Barham. aged thirty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-06
". 7. JONES RAISES BIC
HOS AND IS PLEASED

". T. Jones, who works for The
Plumhoff saddlery company. is
something Of a hog raiser as well as
Il salesman He has just demon
strated that it Is possible 10 bty a
pig ard buy feed ana then rake
money on the deal He bought a
pig last March that was seven weeks
old, paying S5.a0 for H. He also
bought S2580 worth Of feed. con-
sisting Of corn ehopa. wheat shorts
and cotton seed meal Nh Jones
had the hog butchered OF Deem
her End when II Yves exactly ten
months old and it weighed over Goa
pounds He rendered cat twenty
nine gallons Of fine lard, ground up
seyenty-six pounds OF fine pork sag-
sage and has enough meat left to
run his family several months to
come Mr. Jones figures that hog
worth not less than So 90 to him
and family and he would urge Ellis
county people to raise more hogs
and less cotton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-06
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

II. d. Moore. Macaroni hsne, VIII
liam Bieet. New York: Geo w
smith. Dallas: T. b. Hanna. ns.'as:
s b. Alexander, New Orleans; 4. j.
Nccarty. Taylor; NJ, ;. Negbaur,
Kansas city. G. ". smaote. Fort
Worth: II. L. Munger and wife.
Waco: Henry Munger. Waco. Robert
Number. Waco: J l.. Tart. ehieka-
sha; Geo. Hancock, Irene, G..
Conrad. Irene: p NJ Cordel. Waco;
NJ. T. Harris. Waco: ]. G Mimms
Ennis; Dave u. Calm. Dallas: 4. r.
Phillips and family. Wayahaehie;
IN. L. williford, Fairfield; J. Nj
wood. Fairfield; Guy L. Jones.
prownwood; !. II. Bates. Dallas. n.
20. shugart, Dailah; Miss Matte
Griggs. Waxahachie: l. ". Bonner.
Dallas: Horace letter, Dallas; ] l..
Adams. Crisp: Geo. Sirplss, Sariine
Bend: ]. f. station. Saf6ins Pend !;
r. f. Hagg. Crisp: II II Shepard
and wife, Austin; j. W Reed. ST.
Louis: Sam Jones, Dailas. IL. ..
Clark. Denison; j NJ. Gvogan. Ar
Hngton. John c. Wood, Dallas; J.
n Mead. Dallas: T. c. Beavers
Hillsboro; Geo. Shields. Denison.
IR w. Crawford. Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-06

Theo Eacll visited with cousin
a, Waco Sunday.
or,iile Reagan OF Forncy' spent
last night in the city
John wynne barton Of Dallas
spent Sunday ia the city
Mrs. T. y. Rurlin Is visiting her
pareuts az Forreston to-day
Mrs. W. e. Wilmington Of Bard
well Is quite sick with pneumonia
j. Ray. assistant ticket agent OF
the southern Traetion'co., ~ Waco,
spent last night In the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. =. p. Wilmington
~ bishop are here ~ the bedside of
his mother. who Is quite sick.
Mrs. O. n. Sparks and sister. Miss
Folsom OF Boz. visited Mrs. Louis
SHARKS who Is in the sanitarium IN
DALLAS. saturday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-06
Saw Three Armed Men.

p. NJ Marshall OF the Rackett
community reports chat while Oh bis
way to Red Oak few days ago
he encountered three armed men at
Bells Chapel graveyard. The men
we're strangers 70 him and each @as
armed with revolver. sfr Mar
shall says one OF them called - han
and then started toward hini. but
he kept going ami iii ro- top for
an interview He was unable 70 say
what the motive Of TIE men was.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-06
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-06

OF training camps for the Detroit
Tigers. The bringing of this ball
team here next spring means that
Waxahaehie will be placed in the
llmelight throughout the country
and the town will reap harvest in
the way of good and wholesome adj
vertising as well as have visitors
come here who will spend from So
600 to $4,000 each spring.