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Don't Drench Horses

Use Farris Collie Remedy. Simply
drop it on the horses tongue with the
medicine dropper that is furnished with
every so cts. bottle. Cures fifty-nine
times out of sixty, and the women can
give it when you are away. Money back
if it fails.
G. w. MEYER, Hays.
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. DWELLINGS in all parts of the
CITY. ranging in prices from S700 to
$4,000. If you are wanting to buy
home it will pay you to see our list.
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Practice Doing RIaht.

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A Theatre Party.

On Thursday evening, August IS,
Miss Lorene Fuller entertained a mum
Der of her friends at a theatre party at
her home in the south part of town.
The guests played games and mad jol-
ly good time and then all went to the
Grand theatre to spend the evening.
The guests were: Miss Claudine and
Blanche Cook, Louise Orion, Elizabeth
and Helen Woods, Mildred Hall, Molly
Madden, Messrs. Dick Beach, Walter
Kesterson, Jim Price, Truman Ashen-
felter, Dewey Hickman and Max Kes-
terson. Princeton, Missouri, Tele-
gram.
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Absent but not Forgotten Hays People.
We print the following from M. E.
Dixon, former resident of Hays. Ellis
county people are always interested in
the doings and successes of former or
absent citizens, especially of those of
prominence and worth:
Kansas City, Mo-, August %, 1915.
Mr.. A. L. Clark, Free Press, Hays,
Kansas.
Dear Friend: How does nv subscrip-
ton stand? Let me know and l will
remit you, if past due.
We have just returned from a thirty
days trip to California, from Portland
down to San Diego, taking in every
thing of interest and it was worth the
time and money. Regards to all
friends.
Yours very truly,
M F. Dixon
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Ladies Engraved Calling Cards at the
Free Press Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

f!gsboro. General Robert E. Lees sur
render and his last speech TO his mon
were made on land now owned by Ma
jor j. w Flood. Mr. Cooper belong ed
10 tho Tenth Virginia Cavalry, and
fought at Gettysburg. and in tho bat
tie Of the Wilderness.
saturday nights dance was the best
Of tho season" so the jolly dancers
said.
out-of-State guests registered in the
last two days are as follows: II. W.
Williams. New York City: George Mas
sip. New York City: e. Z Webb, Gal
weston. Tex; II. II. Church and wife,
Miami. Fla; Mrs. J. II. Harper, Balti-
more. Md. Fisher Avcnt and wife,
Mintcr city. Miss; W. II. Williamson,
Ashland, Ky; Harry lie Charlton Blue
Acld, W. Va; w. +. Boone wife and
daughter. Ronccvcrte, w. Va: H. Is.
Osborne princeton. w. Va; L. u. Roller.
Premier, w. Va.
The Magic City makes this late con-
tlihu,ion: J. e Charlton. -. L. Lockett.
:. L. Johnson, II. III. McClauGherty, ].
l.. Kelley. Mrs. sam Spcisci, Miss Lille
rnrmar, H. G. Davis and r. w Oakley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
WAYNEsBORO

WAYNESBORO. VA, September r.
September in the mountains is full OF
charm, and tho Gall of the out-ofdoors
Is Very alluring. After one of the
most pleasant summers in the history
OF the place there are still Il large
::H:nh"r ~ pool" remaining to enjoy
the moro quiet season OF the autumn
weather. with clear, crisp days and
cosy evenings around the log fire.
saturday evening proved one OF the
Miss Elizabeth Gibson in effective
costume with bow and arrow did
Cupid's dance and received vigorous
approval and applause. The Maxine
was gracefully danced hy Misses Ellen
Schirm and Eleanor Williams. The
attractive fairy dance hT the Misses
Anna Maxwell. Eleanor Garnet, Alice
and Mary Warren Williams. Not TO
he omitted was tho Virginia reel. in
which Il large number of both young
and old participated and greatly en-
joycd
The real event OF the evening was
the solo. The Kings Prayer" from
'Lohengrin." by Norman Call, whose
resonant baritone voice is we'll known
and appreciated in Richmond musical
circles
Mr. Call was beautifully accom-
panied by Mrs. Call. Mrs. Thomas
Whittct's beautiful contralto voice was
Miss Catharine Henley gave the
young people, about sixty in all.
marsh mallow roast.
Mrs y. NJ Randolph. Jr., and fam
iIy. OF Manchester England, who spent
the month OF August here, have gone
TO White sulphur for two weeks.
Richard Baker, of Norfolk, with a
party of friends spent Wednesday
bass fishing in South River.
On sunday evening there was n
sacred concert given BY some OF the
talented guests OF this resort Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Call, Mrs. Thomas Whit
tet and Frank l.. Mccarthy formed a
splendid quartet.
Miss Elizabeth Foy, OF Newport
News, is a great addition to the house
hold.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Gibson and
family. OF Richmond. have been joined
by their sister. Mrs. a. b. Smith. of
Asheville. n. c., who has been on
visit to Niagara Falls.
Mrs. w. l.. Darlington and her daugh-
ters Misses Emma, Mary and Bessie
Darlington, are here for the fall sea-
son.
Miss Helen Young, OF Norfolk has
Joined her sister, Mrs. n. VI. Christian
here for the remainder of The month.
Those who have registered within
the last few days are rs follows FL
well Maxwell, Jacksonville. Fla. +. Il.
Mccartney. II 4. Pollard, Miss Bessie
Carrington Miss Emma Carrin%ton,
Miss Mary Darlington, Mrs. w. T.
Darlington, OF Richmond: c. c. MarE-
Eram wife and son. OF Jersey City, y.
J.. Norman Call, Richmond; Miss Helen
Young, OF Norfolk; Miss Elizabeth Foy.
Newport News Va. X. y. Burgcs. Nor
folk Ada - Scul!, Newport News;
Margaret Scull, Newport News: Mr. and
Mrs j.. H. Robert, Newport News ".
Hunt Harris and william, Curry IIar-
RS Key West. Fla: Mrs. w. G. Mar
snail stanton, Va. Mr. and Mrs II
f Elan and child and Miss Richard
son, Of Huntington. W. Va. and f..
kcmbold Rogers and wife, OF Char
lottesVillc. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

ters, Misses Mary and Helen Ware. of
LynchburE, spent Sunday with rela-
tives here
Rev. ]. r. Ellis. of Yancey. Va. was
here this week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. V. Hanger spent
the Weekend with friends at Lowrys
Miss Mary Dearborn left this week
for Clinton, y. c., where she will have
n class in music.
Mrs. w. L. Brodie and children, who
spent the summer at Holcomb Rock,
in Bedford County, have returned
home.
Professor and Mrs G.. II. Brown have
returned from an extended Northern
bridal tour. and are now boarding at
Mrs. c. y. Joubcrts.
Professor and Mrs. w. y. Cox left
this week for Waverly, whore Mr.. Cox
Will resume his duties as principal OF
the high school.
Rev. w. l.. Ware and Misses Louise
and Grace Ware on Wednesday visited
relatives in Lyrchhurg.
Miss Bland Hobson has returned to
her home IN Goochland County, after
a visit to her cousin, Miss Harriet
Evans. and Misses Mary and Bessie
Whitehead.
II. p. Cameron. who has been visit
ing his mother. Mrs. c. d. Cameron,
left on Monday for his home in Min
neapolis. MINI.
ON "Wednesday afternoon. from to
& o'clock, Mrs. Il. r. Harrison and Mrs
w. l.. Sandidce gave q linen shower in
compliment to Miss Gertrude Davis
who's" marriage to Mr.. Willis. Of War
renton, Va. will! take place on October
10. y large number OF intimate friends
OF tho bride-to-be We're present and
she was the recipient of many beaut-
full pieces of linen.
The Amherst Bridge Club was
charmingly entertained on Tuesday
morning by Misses Martha Robertson
and Irene King at the home of Mrs
Martha II. Robertson. Although the
weather was Indictment. the meeting
was very successful, and the attend
ancc was good. Mrs. s. NJ Wills won
first prize for making the highest score
Those present were Misses Martha
Robertson, Bessie Robertson, Irene
King. Harriet Evans, Della Page.
Marion and Mary Dearborn and Miss
Lizzie Brown, of Arlington; and Mes
danes a. +. STROBE, Percy Page, Wal
ter Beard, Edward Beard. Walter Reed,
Roy Coffey and S, NJ. Wills.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held on Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. J. NJ. B. Lewis. near Sweet Briar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
lVOR

iSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
iFoR. VA, September 4-B T.. Foil
mas returned from Moore's Snriprs
y, - where he had been for the benefit
OF his health
MEs Erma Crowder. Of Disputanto
y. T.. Cobb -' .
Miss Irene Rogers was recently =,
EnsSt OF her sister. Mrs. J. S. Gale
smelly polcs. of Norfolk, spent sun
oa% win his family here.
y very enjoyable Sunday school mic
ne was given by the Baptist Sunda,.
avh""l on Wednesday at Pitman's Hill
hrS'ah and Methodist Sunday
"oir .hVited to participate.
IN" Cheerful! Helpers Society Of ,ho
''p'is, ohurch met on Tuesday with
Mrs. j. r. Holland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

| Washington. Atlantic City and through
the Valley OF Virginia.
Miss Ida Cato entertained the Jolly
Twelve" on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Main Street. Four tables
were engaged in the game OF pro-
gressive forty-two. The club prize was
won by Miss Matte wyche and Tho
guest prizo by Miss Lula Lee Tho
rooms were decorated in pink roses.
An ice course was served after the
game. Those playing were Mrs. e. Il.
GOODWIN, Mrs. a. G.. Slate. Mrs. W.
=. Adams Mrs. q. w. Arlington, Misses
Susie Powell. Bette LeeS Matte Wyche.
Sara Briggs, Sallie Bailey, Mary Coch-
ran. Mary Wood. Sara Wyche, Mabel
Billups. Maggie Wyche. Bertha Wyche.
Helen Kunes. Lula Lee and Pinlkio
Tillar.
Miss Bertha Green has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Kentucky and Tennessee. y number
OF entertainments we're given in her
honor during her stay.
Mrs +. Il. Fox. Misses Carrie and
Dorothy Fox, Misses Nell Price and
1rma PEBBLES and Howard Fox motored
To Richmond on Tuesday.
+. r. Fox spent tho week In Bal
timorc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
EMP0R|A PARTY MOTORS
TO NATIONAL CAPITAL
VIII Return Through Valley Of Vir.
2inia, Stopping at Winchester
and HarriSonburg.
MISS CATO HOST ON TUESDAY
Entertains Jolly Twelve" With Pro.
gressive Game of Forty-Two.
Mrs. Fox Chnperoncs Visitors,
Who Come to Richmond in Car.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

EMPoRlA. VA. September 4-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. D. Woodward and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Taylor and children left
here on Monday in their automobiles
for Washington. Returning through
the Valley of Virginia, they will stop
at Winchester and Harrisonburg
Mrs, T.. l.. Burruss has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. l.. Gordon
Walker. in Danvillc.
Miss Sara Briggs and Miss Lucille
robinson have returned from visit
TO relatives in South Hill.
Miss Sara Workman Coleman. who
has been in Roston the past year TAX
ing course of study at tho Emerson
School OF oratory. is the guest for a
few weeks in the home of her sister
Mrs. X. II. Gregory.
j. s. Wrcn. county clerk. has re-
turned from trip To the Panama
Pacific Exposition.
Captain Turner Chambills has gone
TO Saluda to begin his duties as teacher
In the high school at that place
Miss Lucy Maclin left on Tuesday to
resume her duties as teacher in the
Dendron Public School
G. Z. Terrell. Of Ashland was the
guest this week in the home OF s. y.
Harding.
Miss Mary Cochran has returned
from two weeks visit to her sister.
Mrs. Ba%tcr Goodc. in Spring Hope
80 - a'ps spent IL &c" days with
friends here this week before going
TO Front Royal He will teach in
the high school this session
Rev. NJ. = Eagle has returned from
houdoun County, where he spent his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Palmer spen. the
weekend in Brunswick
Mrs. NJ. H. Trcdway and Miss Mary
Wood are In North View, Mccklcnburg
County. tho guests OF Mrs. Tredway's
parents.
Mrs. Thomas Chascn. OF Donalds-
vile, Ga. has returned home, after
Visit 10 her brother. Or. w. = Adams.
Mrs. e. a. Bate was among those
who went to Richmond on Tuesday
Horace Curdtz is the guest OF his
sister. Mrs. f. l.. Story.
Miss Mabel Billups. o! Matthews
County, is visiting Miss Sara Wyche.
w. j. Oliver has returned from a
trip to New York.
Mrs. r. A. Hall is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. George STAN
ton. in Wilson,NN. c.
Mrs. r. II. Stephenson and little
son are visiting relatives in Marion,
y. C.
Professor c. W. Owen. principal of
the Grecnv!lle County High School
arrived in Emporia on Tuesday
Miss Eleanor Tillar returned this
week from 4 visit OF several months
in Bristol Rose Hill and Radford
f2cn Howe and Hartley Wood left on
Wednesday, for n motorcycle trip to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
HEATHSVILLE

HEATHSV1LLE. VA, September A.
Mrs. l.. c. Cralle and daughter. Miss
Lewis Walton Cralle, formerly Of Nun
dy Poin' now of Washington, were
in Heathsvillc and vicinity last week
10 the pleasure of their friends.
Misses Lulic and Lena Downing were
recent guests or Mrs. Robert Down
Ing, on Cherry Point
Mrs. W. Mercer Neale and small son,
NJ. Mercer. IL. accompanied by Miss
Irene Nclms, OF Hcathsville, left for
their home in Donora, Pa, on TUESDAY.
Mrs Neale and son have spent the sum
mer at Roanoke.
Miss Kathryne helms was recent
guest of Miss Marguerite Blundon,
near Burgess Store.
+. Hugh Smith and ]. Z. Nelms arc
spending this week on n fishing trip
clifton Dorsey. wife and child are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. J. y. Rice
y. j. Brent. who has been tnnvel!n:,
through the Western States, taking in
california and the Panama EXpositions.
has poincd his wife and child, who
have been spending the summer at
Roanoke"
Miss Fannie Blakemorc Is visit;nc,thc
Mlsses Rice in Hcathsville.e@~
Eddie Rlakcmorc is tho guest OF Mrs.
Eugene E'allin. At Coan.
Mrs Lloyd II. Smith, who has becn
the guest of Mrs. Fischer. of Recdville.
IN Atlantic City, has returned.
Mrs. Sails Stranghan ana daughter
Marian, OF Wicomico. arrived home last
week after n pleasant visit TO many
places OF interest.
Mr. and hrs. Harry Tignor and III
tie daughter, Mary Ashby, after a two
weeks visit to Mr.. Tignor's sister
Mrs Warner Hurst. of Wicomico
nave returned to their home in PORTS
mouth. VI .
Mrs: Robert Harding and little daurh
,er' Eiizabeth Hird, have returned Ia
their home, in Baltimore. after yisi,
ing friends and relatives in Wicomi leo
MIS-. Clarence Towlcs, who has bee
IN baltimore hospital. for an opera
tlon for appendicitis has returned -
her nome. IN Richmond
MIS-. I. T.. Blackwell. Jr.. Is enter
tanning at her pretty home. near Dur-
CESS Store, her sisters. Misses Mary
ana virginia Edwards of Surry Couptv
MISS Juliette Omohundro, OF Lillian
EDNA Snow and Lucille Brown. of wi
Gofnlco' were members of merry
mousse party at Mrs. Blackwelrs re-
Gently. given in honor of her rueets
MISS omohrndro later entertained tho
members of the house party. ana tho
Young people of the neighborhood m ,
h'Wn party Mt her home in Lillian
MIS-. John r. Hinton, of Recdvi,,o
ana MISS Beulah Hinton, of Beverlv'
vic. are spending some time M N,our
tain Lake Park. Md. 'h
Mrs Driscoll, of Kilmarnock &c vi,
lung In Heathsville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
LAWRENCEVILLE
Especial to The Times-Dispatch !

i
LAW VA, September
Miss Elizabeth Turnbull enter
tanned at her home on South Main
street on Saturday evening with n
party, in honor OF her guest. Miss Clara
Atkinson. OF Champe. Miss Turnbulls
guests were Miss Atkinson. of Champc
Miss Polly Massic, OF Petersburg; Miss
Nora Edmunds. OF Champe: Miss Mary
Taylor Eggleston, OF Norfolk: Misses
Robbie Leigh Raney, Louise Trotter.
Lucille Reuben. Julia Lee Purdy Lucille
Sledge. Frances May, Laura Lee Turn
bull, Emma Hicks, Janettc Osborne
and Virginia Raney: Mcssrs. Douglas
Strohecker, Eugene Strohccker, George
and Lewis Harris Dexter Davie. VIII
liam Clarke, Jimmie Westcr. Bailey
Butler. T. Milton Eimore. George
Short. Marion PEBBLES. Carlton Mere
dith and David Stokes
Mrs. r. =. Taylor, Miss Rosallc Tay-
lor and Lawrence Taylor. OF Wash
ington, D. c.. are the guests of Mrs
j. A. Kersey on Pennington Road.
r. B. Tyler, who is engaged in the
tobacco business in Fair Bluffs. spent
the week end with his family at his
home on Parkc Avenue.
Miss Harriet Dirhy Snow. OF Wicom-
leo Church, after a camping trip to
Apple orchard. Bedford County. mo-
l"fed L" l.awrenccvillc. and is guest
al the st. Andrews Rcctory
Misses Bessie Tyler and Annie Os-
borne have returned from trip to
Brcvard, y. c.; Asheville and Lake
ToNaway
Mrs. James Gillette. of CORTLAND.
spent several days visiting relatives
In Law rcnccvillc this week
MIR. and Mrs J. T.. Gibbs and son.
Joseph. have returned from visit TO
MIS-. G!bbS'S relatives in Pulaski
MISS Clara Atkinson. Of Champc has
, ,,i !or hcr nome after visit to Miss
Elizabeth Turnbull
Miss Nora Ehmunds. of Dinwiddic
County, who has been visiting Miss
Ju!!a Lee Purdy on Park Avenue, has
returned to her home
Miss Mary Taylor Eggicston. of
Norfolk. is the guest of Miss Emma
Hicks on Hicks Street On Tuesday
night Miss Hicks entertained Ia honor
81 her guest Those present were
Miss Mary Taylor Egglcston, OF Nor.
FOLK Miss Nora Edmunds and Miss
cara Atkinson. OF Champc: Misses
Laura l.. Turnbuil. Francis May, Lu.
cll!e S!cdGe Elizabeth Turnbull, Julia
l. Purdy. Lucille Reuben, Virginia
Gibbs. Louise Trottor and Robbie t..
ltancy. Messrs Carlton Meredith.
George Short, 7. Milton fillmore, Charles
T. Hcartwcll, Jimmie Hester. Bailey
Butlcr, William Clarke, Kendall Pharr.
Dexter Daric, Lewis and George Har-
ris. Eugene and Douglas Strohccker.
Mrs. L. l.. Bean Snd children and
Mrs. Wilson OF For; Meade, Fla. are
tho guests Of Mrs. Monroe Hcar;wcli.
Mrs. Norhonrnc Smith. OF South I'M
and Miss Maria Dortch, OF Charley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
BOWLING GREEN
Especial to Tho Times-pisputoh.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
BOWLING GREEN, VA. September
4.-Miss Susan Warner. who has been
tho guest OF Mrs. j. c. Hoskins near
Milford. has returned to her home In
Louisville. Ky.
Misses Frances b. and Ellen Broad
dua left this week for farewell. where
they will teach school.
Misses Linda Anderson and Henley
Barnes spent part of this week in
Richmond.
Robert Gayle, of Richmond. is visit
Ing friends here.
Miss Kate Crenshaw. OF Falls Church.
is with Mrs. William G. Coghill.
Burnley Newbill, of Essex. spent n
part Of this week with c. A. Broad
dus.
Hughes Drewry and Mr. Baker. OF
Waverly, visited friends here this week
Mrs. w. c. Boyd left this week for
her home in Richmond. after visit
of several weeks to her parents. Ma ior
and Mrs. 7. u. CoShill.
Mrs. W. d Cardwell. of Ashland. was
the guest OF Mrs. T. r. Gin part
of this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
CRAIG HEALING SPRINGS
Especial TO The Times.Disoo,c, ,


Z CRAIG HEALING SPRINGS. VA
sSeptember i.-husust. with it's unnrc,
FceCented crowds and gaye,ies mas
gpa ssed; and the first week Of SEMEN
Der finds Satisfying crowd sin a,
Craig Healing Springs Richmond bas
more representatives right now than
1T has had at any time this season
1.-THE most recent arrivals from the can
9ital city are Dr.. Thomas Cary johnson
and wife. Miss Elinor II. johnson. Miss
s+Ann Faulkner Johnson. Thomas G.
81 ohnson, Jr.. Miss Eva Hewl,t u II
sIt. S. Wright and wife. II. ~ Baker.
IT. Darlington Moselcy. s 6; Yard. Miss
gElsit l.. McGcorge and T. Rcbmau.
q Mrs. c. p. McCiint!c and her chn.
5dren. Warwick and Elsie, have been
ahtre since July 90.
On Sunday night. Dr Thomas C.
- ohnson, president of Union Thelogi-
Zeal Seminary, Richmond preached -
\ an audience OF $50. r c. Mosclev sanp
Face to Face"
The lecture on the great pyramid
OF Egypt, recently delivered here by
Fred >. blossom Of New York CITY
s was such success that ~ request ho
repeated II on Thursday might for the
bench: OF the local Christian Church
\ One OF the most noteworthy events
OF an evcn,ful season was the Health
. Talk given hy DR. II. {. Rcckct,, the
resident physician
September is a good month at Craig
Healing. The place is not SO crowded
and fruits and vegetables are n: their
\ best. On account Of the abundan,
+ rains, the aspect OF nature Is az frcs!
and verdant as III early June
Many Confederate veterans Wish,
Y Craig Healing Springs in the course o.
"a summer; and two are here this frs,
week Of September. J. W. Flood Of
Z. Appomattox; ana NJ W. Cooper. o!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
AMHERST
Special to The imcs.Dispa,ch. !

Special TO The Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA. September f.
Captain Marsh, o! the Southern Rail.
way, spent scvcra! days last week al
y II Turner's
Mrs. Anna White and little daughter.
OF Bedford County. are visiting Mrs,
-. D. cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Baldock and chill
d"en sncnt sunday with relatives in
Lyrchburg.
Mcssrs. Sanford. who nave been Wis.
itinS Their sister, Mrs. W. w. Hnl
returned 20 ,heIr home IN Newport
News on SUNDAY
Mrs T J. Gordon and son. William,
ana niece Miss Edith BUrruss OF Rich
mono, who have been visiting Miss
Lille McGinnis. have returned home.
M ana Mrs j. Il. Ware and daugh-
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Hone, visited their sister. Mrs. Monroe
icartwel. for few days lastwcck.
Misses Louise and Margaret Barham
and Hamlin Barham. OF Norfolk. after
spending the summer with their aunt
Miss Mary Hamlin, near LawrcncCville
returned to their homo on Wednesday,
Miss Gertrude Turnbul has returned
from mouse party at Willoughby
Beach.
Mrs Thomas Darie. Mr.. and Mrs w
w. Meredith have returned from sew
cral weeks stay at Panacea Springs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-15

better results might be obtained with
spring planting. but In practically all
OF the fruit belt of the State fall
planting is recommended.
The land should be well prepared,
as for a crop Of corn or cotton. All
broken or diseased roots should be
removed and the tree planted TO the
same depth that II stood In the nurs.
cry row.
The reason many trees fail to grow
Is because the dirt Is not well packed
around the roots. especially under the
crown Of the tree. and II dries out.
This point should receive especial ut.
tention. Fail planted trees are less
likely TO die from this. as the dirt
win be packed firmly around the roots
by the winter rains and they are
ready to start growth with the frs,
warm days Of spring.
The extension department is willing
to furnish information to any grower
as to selection Of varieties or any
planting problems that may come up,
Any information OF this character Is
free upon application to the director
Of extension at College Station. Texas.
Clarence Ousley. Director OF Exten.
sion, A. 4 NJ. College Of Texas.