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BRISTOL

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BRISTOL. VA. November Is. -
Prominent among tho social events OF
the week was the marriage in Knox
vile on Tuesday evening Of Miss LII
liam Lyons. and L. NJ. Suri.t:e. The
bridegroom. who formerly resided In
Knoxville. is now IL resident Of Bristol.
and has recently become the business
manager, OF the Bristol Herald Courier.
KEY. James \. Lyons. -. II. uncle OF
the bride. was the officiating minister.
having gone from his home ut Glade
Spring, Va. TO perform the ceremony.
The bride is prominent socially in
Knoxville. and the wedding was wit
messed by a throng Of friends. Fol-
T, lowing their bridal tour. which includes
a visit TO the former home Of Mr.. Bur
de;te. at Washington. Ga. the bride
and groom viii come to bristol to
make their home.
Miss Dixie H. Mitchell. a popular Abb
ingaon girl. was married to Robert &.
Carter on Wednesday. The nuptiais
were solcmnized at tho HON. of tho
officiating minister. Rev. -. \. Glenn.
and WAS witnessed by 4 number of the
Virginia friends of the bride and
groom. The bride is daughter OF
Mrs Il. y. Mitchell. of Abingdon. The
couple left Immediately for Il bridal
trip South, and will visit Jacksonville
and other points Of interest.
Mrs. Robert l.. Taylor. widow Of
see. who was here to attend the mar
rage Of her sister. Miss Kelly st. John.
and :. II. Lester. this week, has re-
turned 10 her home in Washington.
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs y. s. Gump has returned from
Johnson city. where she visited rcia-
ttvcs. She will leave on Tuesday for
Ninita. Okla. where she VIII spend
month as tho guest Of her son.
X. 6. Hanson. Jr., of Ashcyillc. y. G..
WAS here this week on brief visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. g. Han
son. ST..
Roy Smalling. OF Washingt ar, is here
on a visit to his parents. having come
home on account OF Il threatened ILL
rcss.
Mrs. Frank Nclms and little son. of
Rural Retreat. Va. were the guests Of
Mrs. Nclms's sister, Mrs. O. NJ. Min
nick. this eek.
Miss Carolina Umholtz left this week
for visit OF two months I'm Mobile.
Ala.
Mrs. Sadie I.cgrand, of the faculty Of
Martha Washington College. vas the
honor guest at Il reception given this
week by Mrs. H. q. Bramm.
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visit her sister Miss Kitty Morecock
Mrs. @. a.. Dovell and Miss Virginia
Peachy are the guests OF friends In
South Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Macon. who has been
spending the summer in the noun
tains of Virginia. has returned to Will
liamsburg for tho winter. Her s:stnr.
Miss Nora Macon. liz spending some
time in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Henley Sweeney. Mrs
Ida Sweeney and Mrs. Lois Grcenman
motored to Newport News on Wcdncs-
day afternoon.
The Messrs. Mouquin. of New York
spent the FIRST of the week here viii,
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mouquin.
DR.. 6. w. Brown. superintendent
Of the Eastern State Hospital. was in
Staunton this week attending a meet
Ing of the General Board of state Hos
pitals for the Insane.
Mrs. Julia Griffin is spending the
weekend with friends In Richmond.
y. l.. Squircs. of Los Angeles. and
his son, Blaine Squires. have returned
to Virginia for the winter.
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ORANGE

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ORANGE. VA, November i3.-Mrs A.
a. Culp, who has been making her
nome here for several months. left last
week Tor Washington. where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Alvin L. Kirkland and children.
VINO nave been at the home of DR.
and Mrs. Charles Page, returned TO
their home in Richmond on Tuesday
The first meeting OF the season Of
tn" Orange Bridge Club was enter
tanned on Thursday by Mrs. Robinson
Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs George l.. Browning
have been recent visitors in Richmond
DR. and Mrs. Charles Moncure and
daughters. Misses Louise and Anne,
spent several days in Washington the
first of the week
Or. Lawrence Ricketts, was Il visitor
to Charlottesville last week
Mrs. Barton Mason was hostess at an
attractive auction bridge party on Sat
urday afternoon The guests invited
were Mrs. Alexander Browning Mrs.
Jackson Morton. Mrs. i.atimer Macon,
Mrs. w. w. Burgess Mrs. HARRY. Tai
colt. Mrs. Raleigh Taylor, Mrs. Mary
Coppie. Mrs. Harper. o: Washington:
Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. Riley Macon.
Mrs. L. $. Ricketts,. Mrs. Frank Scott.
Jr.. and Miss Taylor of Frederick sburg
DR.. w. J. Crittenden and daughter,
Miss Emma Rixey, have been on ten
days visit TO New York.
Mrs. Conway Macon and little son.
Conway, Jr.. who have been spending
several months with Mrs. Macon's
father. c. c. Taliaferro returned to
their home In Sewickley, Pa, on We'd
nesday.
Miss sallie Gascoigne left on We'd
nesday for Richmond, where she will
he the guest of her sister. Mrs. Mon
cure. for some time.
Mrs. Lewis Price, of Lewisburg. w
Va. was the guest OF DIR. and Mrs.
Lewis Holiday for several days last
week.
Mrs. Frank Scott, Jr.. was visitor
to Charlottesville on Friday.
Miss Lucy Taliaferro spent several
days in Washington last week with
relatives.
The Junior Bridge Club was enter
tanned by Miss Annie Walters on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. era fton and little
daughter spent several DAYS last week
with Mrs Crafton's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Scott, ut Somerset.
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HARRISONBURG
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HARRfSONBCRG, VA. November a.
Mrs. Grcenlee ID. Letchcr Of Lex
tnSton. and her mother. Mrs. John Paul,
OF Harrisonburg, left this week for a
visit TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Funk. OF
singers Glen. were recent guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. W. .. Beazley. in Lex
ington
Mrs. Z. W. Smell has left for Fred
cr!ck. Md. TO spend the winter With
her daughter. Mrs. Miller, wife OF DR..
l.. r. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Switzer re-
turned this week to Drexcl Hill, near
philadelphia. after visit 10 relatives
in Harrisonburg
Miss jeanette Thompson of the
state Normal School. is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Nett!e Thompson, In Lex.
ington, before returning TO her home
in Fmvanna.
Miss ". L. Conrad has returned from
Woodstock. where she spent some
time with friends
Mrs. Sallic kean has returned TO her
homo vi Richmond. She attended tho
funeral OF Judge G. C. Grattan.
Miss Kathleen Purcell is visiting
Mrs. Joseph Sheehy in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Ferland have re-
turned from Miami, Fla. and are now
NJ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs ID. l.
Few. in Dayton
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w ould Acquire
Fame as Detec'iue
Girl Writes Commissioner OF
Labor She Would Become
Gum-Shoe Artist.

obviously inspired by too close appll-
cation to the adventures Of the girl
sleuths OF the motion picture screen
and sensational literature. young
woman living in n nearby county Is
obsessed by consuming desire to ac-
quirc fame and fortune as a detective.
She has written to Commissioner OF
Labor James ID. Doherty, explaining
that she has peculiar genius for detec-
tive work and an uncomfortable am
bition to become tho Nemesis of thieves
murderers. bank robbers. dynamiters,
Black flanders. train bandits, SNUG
glers and the like. The aspiring Cum
Shoe Geraldine" lives In neck Of the
woods which has about the game popu-
iation as cemetery on rainy day
She tells the Labor Commissioner that
his name was mentioned to her by a
friend who knows the city, and she
needs the guidance Of wise and
honorable man in the serious stem she
is about to take. the choosing OF a
vocation She wants Mr.. Doherty to
advise her. She requests him TO
recommend to her some thoroughly re-
liable school for detective training in
Richmond from which she may receive
a correspondence course that will eouIp
her for detective work
The commissioners has responded
win the advice that she stick 10 her
knitting and cooking. and make the
constable in her district a Christmas
present OF her detective ambition
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CAPE CHARLES

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CAPE CHARLES. VA. November IS.
DR.. Marion c. Fitchett. who has been
the guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. I. Fitchett. returned to the Uni
rersity Hospital, on Friday to resume
his duties.
Miss Anna Belle King. Of Louisburr.
" c.. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
King.
Miss Marion C. Daniel is the guest Of
friends and relatives In williamsburg
this week
Mrs. Leland ID. Baker and little son,
Leland. Jr, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Bakers mother. Mrs. John COT
hgon, returned 10 their home In Ger
mantown, Pa, on Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence c. Pippin. of Chicago.
H.. Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Driscoll.
David b. Clapp attended the Prince
ton-Harvard football game at Prince
ton on Saturday.
Mrs. George l.. Fosquet, of Onancock.
IS the guest of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. B. T. Fitchett
B. Stetson Goffigon spent the week
end with friends in Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. NJ. W. Clement is the guest OF
her relatives In New York City.
Miss Moliie Coleburn entertained the
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BOWLING GREEN
(Special 10 Tbc T;nos n,.,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BoW LING GREEN. VA. November
l3-coioncl and Mrs. w Gordon Nc
thoe. OF Richmond. spent part Of
THIS week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. L..
White at the Old Mansion
Mrs. Walter Wilson has returned
from visit to her mother. Mrs. a. ].
Chewing. In Louisa.
MISS Sallie Williams. OF Essex.
Visited her sister, Mrs. Robert T.
Glasscll. this week
j. w. Chandler has returned TO New
York. after spending week with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Chandler.
Mrs. William J.. Boyd has returned
to her home in Richmond. after visit
Ing her parents, Major and Mrs. T. D.
cogh!ll.
Miss Simpson, OF Richmond, spent a
part OF this week with Mrs John G..
Broaddus.
Miss Pratt. OF Stafford was the guest
this week Of Mrs. T.. S. Coghill
Mrs. Kate Garnett Broaddus is visit
ing relatives in King and Queen
County.
Mrs. Jessie Ennis and Miss Bertha
Ennis spent part OF this week in
Richmond.
Mrs. Margaret Rawlings. of Lynch
burg, Is with her sister. Mrs. Walter
Wilson.
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EASY WAY TO MAKE
HAIR ATTRACTIVE
Ladies May Add to Their APP
pearance With Little Trouble

Ladies who find trouble In properiy
or attractivcly arranging and dressing
their hair should try using little
Partisan Sage twice daily for n while
and note the remarkable Improvement.
Partisan Sage. which can he obtained
from Tragic Drug Company or nny
drug counter, makes the hair soft. lus-
trous. fluffy and wavy, takes out the
dull. lifeless appearance, diasoives the
,iandruff and stimulates the hair roots
into healthy normal action. Instead
OF merely sprinkling the hair II
should be rubbed right irto the scalp
with the finger tips. Partisan Sage Is
n delightful treatment for both hair
and scalp, cannot possibly injure the
hair and is very inexpensive.
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WELDON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WELDON. y. c.. November Miss
India Fitzhush and John A. Rhem were
married at the home OF the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitxhugh,
IL Garysburs, on Wednes day evening
ny Rev. Mr.. Self. OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Mrs w. s. o. Is. Robinson, OF Colds
boro. is visiting her mother. MIS-. a. L.
Pieru. in this town.
Mrs. w. II. Capell has returned home
from a visit to Norfolk
Mrs. w. T. Cheek returned home on
Thursday from visit 10 her daughter
in Savannah. Ga.
Mrs. George u. Stephenson and
daughter, Miss Mary Ellen, of Rich
mond, Va, are here on a visit 10 Rev.
and Mrs. J. a Hornaday at the Mctho-
dist parsonage.
Miss Katherine Simpson. of Rich
mond. who has been visiting relatives
here, returned home on TUESDAY,.
Mrs w. A. Pierce spent the week
in Kinston attending the Lenoir Count.
Fair
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Draper have re-
turned home from their bridal trip
North
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CULPEPER

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CGLPEPER, VA, November l3.-Miss
Mary Macoy entertained with five tables
of five hundred on Tuesday afternoon
Her guests included the members If
tnc Billiken Club and number Of
other friends among the younger mar
ried set.
Mrs. Wiltshire and Mrs. Bispham
who have been visiting in Madison and
Orange. and their daughters. Misses
Lucy Wiltshire and Mildred Bispham.
who were guests OF Miss Augusta Ben
nett at 'Sunbrght," have returned to
the old HIN Home, where they spent
the summer. and will be here for sew
eral weeks. before leaving for their
Baltimore homes.
j. X. Lewis. Of RiNcyville. this county.
left this week for a business trip to
West Virginia and from there he will
join Mrs Lewis and their daughter.
Miss Margaret Lewis. who are spend
ing some time in jacksonville. Fla.
Leon Male. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Nalle. OF Elkwood Farm. returned
home this week. after an extensive trip
throughout the Western States and a
visit TO the exposition in San Fran
cisco
Mrs John CovinGton, who Is head Of
the home department of the Baptist
Sunday school. assisted bv number
IL.
gave an enjoyable social in the church
building on Friday evening. Among
the numbers on "a most well-arrange ed
program was u paper by Barbour APP
person, rccitaticns by Misses Reese
Thomas and Rubcrta Smith, and a duet
by Misses Emmc Kelly and Mary Nalle.
Miss Barbara Allen Spencer. of Dan
Vile, was the guest this week of her
cousin. Mrs Roy Hume. leaving for n
stay with a class mate in Baltimore.
and from there she will go to New
York. Mrs. Hume. with her house
guests. Mrs. James Neal and Miss Rose
Allen Neal, of Georgia, has recently
returned from visit TO Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Farmer at "Beaurcgard," near
Brandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Ratrie. who re-
Gently purchased the historic old "Au-
burn" estate near Culpeper. expect to
move into their new home before the
Christmas holidays. Mr. Ratrie has
sold his present attractive home on
the Brandy Road to J. B. Laws. of the
Valley OF Virginia.
Miss Catherine Groh of Herndon. who
is superintendent of the primary de-
partment or the State Sunday School
Association, has been spending some
days in Culpeper. holding conferences
with the superintendent and teachers
Of the various Sunday schools. From
mere MlsS Groh went 10 charlottesville.
where she is 10 make several ad-
dresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Armstrong and
Miss Helen Armstrong left yesterday
for Washington TO attend tho marriage
OF Tyree Armstrong and Miss Mary
Hooe. OF that city.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St
Stephens Church held its monthly
meeting at the home of Miss Daisy
Thompson. The report from the dele
gate to the Stat" convention, Miss Sadie
Gilkeson. was heard with interest and
much other important business was
transacted
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RICHMOND TIMES DlSPATCli: SUNDAY NOVEMBER a. 1915

Tuesday Evening Bridge Club at her
residence on Tazewell Avenue on Tues
day evening. Those playing were:
Misses Annie Wilson. Fannie Fitchctt
Mildred Nottingham. Clara Wilson.
Marion Daniel, Sallic Savage. Mary
Wilkins. Mollie Coleburn and Anna
Belle King. of LouiSburG, " c.: Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Stephenson. G. a. korn.
G. II. Millar, John Gotligon. John DAN
lei. Aubrey l.. Williams and John II.
King.
Mrs Charles IL. Reed. OF Berkeley
Springs. w Va. is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Wilson.
Mrs +. X Savage and Mrs. |. j. Bur
baBe spent the weekend with friends
In Philadelphia.
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:
MANASSAS

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
MANASSAS. VA, November l3.--Cn-
der the auspices of the Young Women's
Christian Association OF Eastern Col
lcSe. an Interesting entertainment, "A
Japanese bazaar, was held here this
week. which attracted much attention
and was largely attended.
The Misses Tulloss. of Haymarket.
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T.; Ransdell this week.
Miss Title De Bell left on Saturday
for High Point, y. c., where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. g. j. MeetZe returned to Tacoma
Park this week. after visiting ut her
home here.
Mrs. y. +. Chapman is visiting at tho
home of Mrs. Freddie Sloan in Wash
ingtor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. OF
Washington. were guests this week at
the home of Mrs. G. w. Roseaberger.
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MILLER SCHOOL

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MILLER SCHOOL. VA, November Is.
Morris Loving and Clarence FitzEer-
ala, of Baltimore, Md, recently paid
the school n visit.
Or. and Mrs. Eugene \. Taylor. of
Washington. are guests of Granville
Taylor.
The Fnwtcr Literary Society had Il
very spirited meeting on Saturday even
ing. The following topic was dcbatod:
RESOLVED. That the Honor System
Should BE inauguratcd in the Miller
school for the Purpose of Lifting It's
Moral Standard" The speakers Oh the
aihrniatiHc were II. &. Price, Jr., and
H. NJ Frinks, the negative. George
Crickenbarger and Hugh Frye. Tho
Following Judges rendered their dcci-
sion, to /. in favor Of the ALTERNATIVES:
Byron Doom. Claude Bishop and Nelson
Wyant.
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BALLSVlLlE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BAl.LSEILLE. VA, November L.
Mrs. Il. +. McLanine and daughter are
visiting relatives In Farmriilc.
Scott Goodman and wife arc the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Goodman
L. +. Rosson. of Midlothian. spent the
week END with friends.
NJ +. Swami was In the village this
week.
Miss Grace Blanton is spending the
week in Richmond.
Mrs. +. j. Rosson and daughter. who
nave been visiting in Frederick sburI
VIII return home this week
,. b. Hurt spent Monday in Rich
mond
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RADFORD NORMAL
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E.AS,r II AlIrlRD VA NnNcr M ne.

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FAST R.hDFORD. VA, November 10.
Superintendent Harris Hart &C Roa-
nokc city schools, delivered an address
before the students of the normal
school ut the assembly hour ON Friday.
The subject OF his address was PRO
ftssional Training OF Teachers"
seven members of the normal school
faculty have places on the program of
the Virginia Educational Conference
meeting in Richmond Thanksgiving
Week. Many unique and original lines
OF work arc carried on in the normal
school. and these will be discussed be-
Tore the proper departments of the
educational conference.
Professor Avent, OF the department
OF education. has for several months
been carrying on IN extensive and care
full investigation OF the Social Demand
Tor Arithmetic" lie has enlisted the
CO operation of several hundred teach
crs III this enterprise in various parts
Of the State, and the results OF their
Investigations viii be published as !,
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WILLIAMSBURG

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WILLIAMSBURG, Va, November 49,
bliss Elizabeth Gait of New York.
is the guest of her aunt. Miss Annie
Gait.
Miss Jessie McEnnery, who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. w. T. Christian.
has returned TO her home in Black
stone.
Miss Mabel Brooks who has been
the guest of Miss Anne Faulkner, in
South Boston. has returned home.
Miss Agnes Morecock left the first
of this week for Fauquer County TO
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bulletin Of he normal school,

phI"tin OF he normal school.
Professor w. l.. Gilbert on Inst I ri
day evening. Saturday and sunday de-
iir"red \ series Of addresses In Iu-
laski and Wythe Counties on the EN-.
richmcnt OF Rural Ute and tie I'm.
provcmcnt of Rural Schools"
Or. j. J.. Mcdonnell viii attend The
National Conference for Training Rural
Teachers. 70 DC held ut Nashville on
November -. Is and IL. One of the
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Goodnight Germs,
Good-Boy "Gets-It"
New Pinn Corn Remedy Tint Never
Fails. The simple, Common
Sense n'ny

You poor corn-limpcrs, with corn
wrinkles and heart pains. Sit down
tonight and put few drops of Gets
It," the simplest corn remedy in the
world. on your corns. You can apply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

prominent features OF this conference
viii be the responsibilities and oppor.
tuntty OF the normal schools OF tho
United states for the training OF rural
and village school teachers
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"Gets.IS Ends Corn Pnins. It'e Suro
mud Snfc. toOln

II in Just Il few seconds. without fuss
or trouble. what's the use Applying
Salves that make toes raw and sore,
that make corns swell. bandages that
make II misery to walk. tape that
sticks, greasy ointment. and other con-
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way, quick, simple. sure. new way
That's common sense. Try "Ccts-It''
also for warts and hunions. "Gets-It"
can't hurt-the corn looSens and comes
right off-cleau off.
"Gcts-1t is sold at all druggists
2oc bottle. or sent direct by l.. Law
renee e Co. Chicnrn.
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FIND 81 BIRD SPECIES
IN | DAY NEAR MILTON

who had been visiting her grand
mother, came home with her.
Miss Martha North of Button, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. H. Brown
and family.
Visit Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Wagner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wissler formed a
party of guests with Mr.. and Mrs
Omer kerlin, east of town Sunday.
Mrs. VIII Fogarty of Dayton, Ohio
was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J. B
Murley and family, Wednesday. She
came to attend the Cambridge City
high school Alumni.
The Rev. F. C. Mccormick Of the
Christian church here, preached the
funeral sermon of the late Charles
Morgan of Cambridge City, Wednes
day.
Theodore Crist was at Richmond
Wednesday to attend court as a wit
ness in suit.
L. L. Broaddus of Connersville, was
greeting friends here Wednesday
morning.
Mrs E. P. Jones entertained at din
ner Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Jones
Mrs. Charles Hardy of Union City
Mrs. Alice Gresh, Mrs. o. H. Beesor
and Josie Clouds and Miss Carrie
Michael
Mrs Walter Templin entertained as
guests at dinner Tuesday, Mrs. Mary
Walker, and Mrs. Clarence Langston
of north of Dublin.
Miss ImOgene Price of Chica go is
spending a few days with her daugh
ter Mrs. Homer Williams, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Williams.
The Boosters club miscellaneous
monthly sale will be held at the Nor
ris livery barn, Friday.
Soldiers Decoration at Bentonville
Sunday afternoon. Frederick Barrows
of Connersville, will give the address
The Milton band will furnish the
music.
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