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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20

Mr. and Mrs NJ L. Parkinson, superin-
tendents of the county home.
Mrs Leslie Ross spent Friday and
Saturday with her parents at Dodge
Vile
Mrs John Slack of Rewey has been a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Reuben Ellsworth, Sr. the past week.
Mr. and Mrs David Potterton of
Dodgeville are visiting at the home of
their daughter Mrs Leslie Ross.
Miss Alma Taylor of Lancaster, who
trained the pupils at the high school for
the league contest, left last Friday for
Blanchardville.
Edward Taylor left Tuesday for Phil
adelphia and New York, after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs James A. Hoare.
R. L. Joiner, county surveyor, was in
town Tuesday.
G. A. Hendy has sold the billiard hall
to Frank Pitts of Platteville, who took
possession Monday.
Prof. J. w. Anderson went to Ian
caster Tuesday on a several days bust
ness trip.
M. T. Peterson of Platteville visited
his daughter Mrs G. A. Hendy here
Monday.
J. B. Reynolds was at Dodgeville
Tuesday on business.
Samuel Lanyon spent Tuesday at
Madison.
Mrs Margaret Pedley and daughter
Nina visited at GAINESVILLE Monday.
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Meserole visited in
Chicago last week.
Frank Arthur went to Shullsburg
Wednesday to work at his trade.
Mrs Mary McCaslin, with her son
William of Goodland, Kansas, arrived
last week for visit with her brother
Richard Williams here and friends at
Dodgeville.
A T. Spang was at Madison Tuesday
of this week on business.
Our delegation Of students of the u.
W. who have been spending week S
vacation at their homes here, returned
to Madison Tuesday to resume their
studies.
Mrs Ella Sims returned last Friday
from Long Beach and other points Of
interest in California, where she spent
the winter.
Mrs Albert Dunn and daughter Eva
of Dodgeville visited Thursday at the
Edward Curnow, Sr. home.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Mauger were at
Platteville Tuesday to visit at the w.
G.. Mauger home
Miss Nina Pedley returned to Platte
vile Tuesday, after visit with her
mother and brothers.
Mrs Leo Monroe and daughter Jane
arrived here last Wednesday from Mil
waukee for visit with her mother,
Mrs John Dunn.
Mrs Philippa Hadfeld returned Fri
day from visit with Mrs E. Y.
Hutchinson at Madison.
Miss Ethel Curry visited friends at
Dodgeville Friday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES by TIE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.

Wallace Salmon returned to the
University Wednesday, after spending
a weeks vacation here.
Henry Springer of Linden spent
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Irving Stratman.
Rev. Frs. J. McGinity Of Gratiot,
Morris of Kendalltown and FIR.
Theunte, O. S. D., were guests of Rev.
FIR. Nicholas Weyer during the past
week.
Miss Madge Coppin, teacher at
Manitowoc, arrived here Saturday to
spend her vacation here with her
mother, Mrs. Charles Gilman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weise left Tues
day for visit at Cassville with DR..
and Mrs. Orville Treweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grange and
Mr. and Mrs. Gus ferguson attended
the birthday party of Mrs. Nicholas
Stephens at Dodgeville Saturday even
ing.
Prof. Lawrence GRADER of Madison
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs Louis
GRADER, here from Wednesday until
Friday.
Prof. E. g. Gotham was at Madison
Monday on business.
Miss Clara Gilman, teacher at
Waldwick, was an over Sunday visitor
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Gilman.
Mrs James Laughlin, Miss Eva PAUL.
and Vincent Quinn of Ridgeway called
on friends here Saturday.
Miss Ruth Springer, teacher at Port
Washington, is spending a week s
vacation here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Springer.
Mrs Jacob Sauer Of Darlington was
an over Sunday visitor at the home of
MI and Mrs Peter Hittersdorf.
Supt. E. e. Gotham, Mr. E. Deneen
and Miss Ada Weidenfeller of the High
School faculty were judges at the con
test at Linden last Wednesday evening
Edward Gribble is confined to his
home with severely sprained ankle
which he received last Friday while
attending to business at Highland
junction.
Mrs Matt Lynch went to Dubuque
Saturday to visit her son Harold, who
has been there the past two weeks hav-
ing his injured eye treated.
E. Y. Hutchinson went to Madison
Monday to visit his wife at the s. d. A
Sanitarium.
II. r. Nelson and daughter Catherine
of Lena, H., spent Sunday at the home
of DR. and Mrs W. @. Hales.
Richard Williams is improving daily,
after a several weeks severe illness.
Mrs. n. H. Snow is spending a few
days in Chicago this week.
Mrs. K. W. Spratler and two children
left for Platteville last Thursday, to
visit her parents, Rev. and Mrs john
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20

on Tuesday and the Isaac Brown home
on Thursday. Everybody enjoyed a
splendid time.
Mrs John James and son Tommy
and Miss Margaret Drury were Mineral
Point callers Saturday.
Owen Davis was Belmont caller
Saturday evening.
William j. Powell left for Iowa last
week on account of the serious illness
of Theophi1us Powell.
Edwin Jones and Miss Hattie Rain
spent Friday evening at the John
James home.
Mrs Jane Johns and grandson Albert
are visiting at the Seph Davis home.
Percy Hugill of Miffiin spent Sunday
at the John James home.
Miss Ruth Davis spent the week end
at her home in Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20

producing 1920 ton of zinc and 5000
1900 of lead daily.
The Milwaukee Linden mining COM
pany on the Granville property have a
daily output of 35 to 40 tons of zinc and
1000 5000 of lead.
Ross Bros. are running their mine
one shift with output of 1912 tons zinc
and 1000 1000 of lead daily.
Linden Zinc company are now run
ming continuously day and night with
output of 30 40 tons.
Linden mining company having been
down the past week installing new Jigs
but are now working two shifts milling
1915 tons of zinc and 5000 1000 Of lead.
Optimo No. 3 are now milling 1912
ton per day.
Preparations are being made on the
Hillside spring property for sinking
new shaft and building new mill.
Jack has been found by Vinegar Hill
company in new shaft on the james
WIN . pIOpeIGy.
New jigs have been installed in the
Weigle mine and new motors are going
in this week. The plant should be in
operation and producing in two weeks
time. This property is now being
operated by Milwaukee Linden mining
company.
The Milwaukee Linden mining COM
pany on the Jewell property are shut
ing down one end of shaft making it
larger so as to equip with large machi-
merry.
Stoner Bros. are now waiting for new
breakers and rolls. They expect to be
in operation in few days.
Sam and Joseph Launder and John
Hancock are hosting some of the best
ore we have seen in this district for a
long time.
j. P. Williams mining company are
busy cleaning ore this week.
We now have in this mining camp
300 men employed in the mines.
Wages are from So so to $500 per day.
Gold Bonds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20
THE MINERAL POINT
HIGH SCHOOL

The League Contest held here Friday
night in the Municipal Theater resulted
in victory for Platteville. Both first
places were awarded to the representa-
tives from Platteville. Linden received
second place and Mineral Point third.
About fifty people came from Linden
and few from Platteville.
Recent visitors at the high school
we're: Dora White, Robert Smith,
Arthur Trebilcock and Leon Hubbards
The inter class track meet is to be
held at the fair grounds Tuesday,
April %.
Don't forget High School night at the
"World'' theater Thursday, April 20.
This is for the benefit of the Boys
Athletic Association.
The High School play "She Stops to
Conquer, by Oliver Goldsmith, will
be given Friday evening, April 90, at
the Municipal Theater. Come prepared
to laugh, for the play is full of humor.
The cast of characters will appear next
week.
Miss Reudebusch, Miss Moore and
Miss Weidenfeller were judges at the
Dodgeville declamatory contest Friday
evening.
The Senior class has started the study
of Civics They attended the first
meeting of the new council Tuesday
night.
Mr. Gotham, Mr. Deneen and Miss
Weidenfeller were judges at the con
test at Linden Wednesday evening.
Mr. Deneen was absent from school
Tuesday afternoon on account of illness.
LEILA HUXTABLE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20
LINDEN

A. Summers of GAINESVILLE is visiting
here with his son James.
Harry Moore of Lawrence has moved
on to the N. Tredinnick farm.
The Senior class and teachers of the
Linden high school gave Prof. Bussewitz
a surprise party on his birthday Tues
day evening.
J. S. Smith Of Chicago visited with
friends here the past week.
Paul Keyes Of Cobb was caller here
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs John Tonkin of Mineral
Point visited at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Stoner, Thursday.
At the League Oratorical and
Declamatory contests held at Mineral
Point Friday evening, Clifford Rule
also second.
At the grade contest held here Wed
nesday evening Miss Emma Wicks won
first, Miss Mildred Fault second and
Miss Hazel Opie third.
Carl Gilman of Madison is visiting at
his home here.
A large plumber from here attended
the League contests at Mineral Point
Friday evening
Mrs. Louis Weigle entertained a
number of neighbors and friends at her
home Thursday afternoon. A pleasant
time was had by all present.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Caygill and
daughter Katherine visited at Mineral
Point Saturday.
John Richgels visited with his
parents at Highland the past week.
Misses Nora Eagen and Dorothy
Richgels of Highland were callers here
Saturday.
A. O. Smith and company are build
ing new warehouse on their store.
Miss Marian Eagen visited at her
home at Platteville the past week.
William Miller, Jr. of Highland
visited here with his brother Oscar Fri
| DAY ana Oaturday.
Nelson Hillary has resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent of the Gilman
mine and now has charge of the Hill
side spring.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs j. S. Holman, a
ten pound boy.
Miss Opal Eggers was at Dodgeville
Thursday.
Miss Dorothy McKoy of Montfort is
visiting with friends here.
Mrs Curtis Preston entertained the
V. B. NJ club at her home Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs William Smith and
daughter BerDice autoed to Dodgeville
Friday evening.
The Milwaukee Linden mining com
pany on the Gilman property are now
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Hardcastle. From there they go tx
to Darlington, where Mr.. Spratler il
a.ent for the G.. III. & St. P. Ry. 90
and they will make their home there. a
large circle of friends regret their leav
ing but wish them success and happl
ness
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Stendebach and
family, Mr. Jacob Dresen and daughter
Miss Mary and his son Bernard Dresser
were recent visitors at the home OF MI
ana Mrs Peter Weiskircher at Dodge
vile and with their uncle John Krler
who has been very sick.
A. T. GRADER went to st. Paul Sun
day on business.
Mrs E. |. Stratman and son left Tues
day for Lancaster to spend week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs E. R. Draper.
Miss Matilda Hutchinson returned
Saturday from a visit to Chicago.
Mr. Thurber of Milwaukee was the
guest of Mr. n. FL. Snow Monday.
Mrs Mary White was in Milwaukee
from Friday until Monday to visit hel
daughter Miss Gladys at Downer Col
lege. Her son Cyrus White came W
from Chicago and spent Sunday with
them in Milwaukee.
Mrs Ross Bishop ofCobb visited from
Friday until Monday at the home of hel
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Josiah
Lanyon.
The many friends of Mrs Henry Ivey
ST., will regret to hear that she is i'll.
Mrs George Jeuck, Jr. spent Satur'
day in Darlington.
Mrs Fred LeGrande has gone to Mil
waukee for visit.
Mrs Faun Harker and two children
leave this Thursday for a weeks visit
at GAINESVILLE with her sister Mrs j. A
Lows.
Daniel Regain, Frank Regain, Miss
May Regain and Miss Nora Hamilton
motored here and to Dodgeville Friday
on business.
Daniel Meehan had one Of his legs
badly bruised by a large piece Of iron
which he was helping to unload at the
depot Friday.
John M. Ostrander went to Darling
ton Monday on business.
Mrs F. O. Rochon and two children
returned to Crystal Falls, Mich, Sun
day, after two weeks visit with hel
mother, Mrs Mary Mari, and sister
Miss Lenore Mari
Mr. and Mrs David Brown, Jr. are
remodeling their home.
Miss Dolores FarnswOrth of Chicago
is the guest of her cousin Miss Helen
Ross.
Mrs R. j. Martin returned Friday
from two weeks visit with her par
ents at Rockford.
j. J. Fielder transacted business al
GAINESVILLE Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Crum moved theil
household goods into the home of hel
father, Joseph A. Arthur, last week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20
PECATONlCA
BY LLEWELLYN MATTHIAS

BY LLEW ELLYN MATTHIAS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs John Koske, a
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Owen Davis and family
were Mineral Point callers Friday.
Amos Powell purchased horse last
week.
James Tibbits was Mineral Point
caller Saturday.
Mrs G.. Fl. Jones visited her sister
Mrs w. R. Jones few days last week
Miss Marie Brown spent Sunday at
the John Schill home.
Mr. and Mrs Will Allen and baby
spent Saturday and Sunday at the John
E. Davis home.
Ed and Will Jones and families spent
Sunday at the William H. Jones home.
Will G. Davis and son Hardy were
Belmont callers Saturday.
Quite number attended the quilting
parties held at the James Tibbits home
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20
Gold Bonds.


The Municipal Theater Com
mittee would like to have all the
automobiles going to adjoining
towns during the next two weeks
secure a number Of Municipal
Theater Heralds of "Peg O. My
Heart at the Iowa County Dem
ocrat Office and do what advertis-
ing they can for this attraction.
We are giving matinee in
addition to the night performance
so as to enable many people to
come who might be unable to at
tend at night, and we would like
to have the automobiles lend
their aid in making this we'll
known. Per Committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-20
HAND PAINTED CHINA

All are cordially invited to :
attend an Easter Display and :
Sale of Hand Painted China
and Novelties, from the tenth s
of April until Easter, at the
residence of G.. E. GALE. :
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WAyNEsBORO


lSPc'i3i 10 the Times Dispatch
w AfNESRoRo. VA. August ,.-
the hotcL making the ballroom gay
"t'h dances and lining tho hulls and
WiHnowS with. Interesting spectators.
Reservations have kept the Office busy,
ana the month bids fair to I've Il lively
enc.
\ par,iculari- enioyahlc even, of last
wees VAS bridge party given ou Fri
"oN niSht Lanterns and nowcrS were
'heciualiN Used to Decorate thu pprlor
ana ballroom. Prizes were given ~
MIS-. j, J. Eallou, IN. and Miss Elrauor
stumble. of Richmond. for the h'ahcSt
score. Mtcr refreshments wcr" served.
hour.
The weeks dclishttur weather has
caused renewed interest i'm outdoor
sports. and automobile parties in par
urular have played y prominent part
IN me Brunswick social life. on sun
DAY there were motorin. trips over the
mountain tops to Alton and other
points OF interest. where the scenery
Is most beautiful ON MoudnN after
noon candy stew Was given I'm honor
OF tn" children at the hotel. which took
Pi"Ne on the lawn. hing It Ncri
enjoyable as wctl us urUsual event FOR
all the guests.
Among the mar> tourists las, week
VAS a Jolly party from Richmond on
th''r way 10 Meyers Cave. where they
arc camping.
Miss Elise Wilmer. WHO has bccn ~,
house cues, of Miss Isabel Wtllinw:
Tor three weeks. was delightfl!iy sur
~ Scd with decorated birthday cake
ca Monday evening
Among those registered this week
arc; Mi. and Mrs. Curtis l. Bowman
and Ec;ram Bowman. a. Stauutou. va;
J, T. Moc!lmawn. Of l.nuisvillr. Ky,
\, Il 4 '..Ls.
County. Va. Mrs. j. L. Nrn. i. - Ncn.
Of Staunton: Elwcll Maxwell jack
sonvillc, Fla: Mr.. and Airs Maryus
Jones. Newport News: Miss Slaughter.
Norfolk. Va: Mrs. J. r Twit,y. Misses
Z. f. aud l.. rwitty. Mrs. y q NJ Mar.
tin. OF SUFFOLK; II. H. Rumble. Nort"lk
Mr. aud Mrs. Howard sutton. Aliss
iltttic Stucky. l.. G. Grant. MI. and
Airs y. l.. Childrey. Mr.. .sd Mrs
charles Childrcy. MIR ana Mrs l'lct
'\irk. +. g. Timberlakc, Louis wood
Mr.. ana Mrs. \. +. Gathrighr T.. L.
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cont guests of relatives here. arc now
a; Natural Bridge.
Miss Fanny Miller has left to Join
Mrs pickett Lathroo at Squirrel Is
land. Maine. who're inc, Will spend the
remainder OF tho summer
Miss Sally Avllctt Goodwin. Of
Athens. Ga. is the guest Of her amt,
Mrs. Moses y. iIocc.
Mrs. Scott Dudley Breckenridge. OF
Washinaton is visiting her sister. Mrs.
David Tenant. ct her homo near Ices
burg
Neville = Erown. who has made his
homo in Richmond for the past sew
eru years, lief; last week tor North
Carolina
Mrs NJ. ], Graves, of South Fine
street is ~ y trip North which in
cludcs philadelphia. NtaSara Fails.
Rochester. Hrockport. y. y. and De.
troi;. Mich.
Miss Adele thurman. OF New York.
accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. Shstcr.
lis visiting her father. Or. y. T.: Tur-
man. before leaving for a visit 10 the
hom" of pr Barrett IN Goochlaud.
Mrs oswald Eek has returned TO
Richmond. after a visit TO Charles city
County.
Little VIII and Beulah Gary are
spending the summer with Mrs. Susie
Garneti i'm King William County.
pr. john ". Truman has returned TO
tho city after spending week on the
EASTERN shore
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HARRISoNBURG
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,cb

iIARRISONBURG, VA. Angus,
Former United states Senator Sanuc,
i'asco and Mrs. Pasco. OF Monticcll,
Fla. arc guests of State Senator Georro,
n. Conrad, on South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie Sprinkcl ,,,,
little daughter left on TUESDAY fo,
YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. where MIR. Sprinkcl Ia.
accepted a position.
Mrs. Addic Logan. OF Philadclphi,
Us guest of Judge and Mrs. II. ~. Haas
Mrs. Lurty y. Harris. OF Jenninrsto,x,
w. Va. has arrived to oc win b.n
mother, Mrs. w. y. Compton, who :.
i'll. %
Mrs. w. II. Rohr and son hav. -
turned to Philadelphia. after visit tn
Mrs. Ella Rohr.
Miss Sue Bccry, OF Mount Clinton
has returned from a visit in the MAN,
OF Rev w. +. Price. at Marlin,on "
Va " e
Miss Bcttic Grove OF waynesboro ;s
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Ewing.
MISS Evelciyn Koogicr, teacher a,
Newport Ncws,'is here for tho sriu,r,c,.
after visiting Mrs. W. L. IiazzarI T.,
Washington. - 81
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. SwItzcr an,
family and Miss Ollie. Young. o, Basic
are spending month at Rawlcy.
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Scbrell. Sr. and
family left this week for RoanoLo
where they will reside
Miss Lizzie Grattan has returned ~
Richmond. after "a visit 10 Mr. ami Mr..
g. q. Grattan.
Miss Neda Funk. OF Singers Glen ro
turned on Tuesday from n visit 10 nv
w .. Bcazlcy and her sister NJ.
Heazlcy, In Lexington
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas G. HERRING RAJ.
q dance on Friday night in honor q,
,heir nieccs. Misses Herring, Of Louis.
Vile. Ky.
Randolph Harris, of New York A.
visiting his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. LON,
I. Harris.
Mrs Edna Cartwright and Mis. -,
Coleman. of Athens, Ala. are guests q,
Miss Edna Shacffcr. "
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
Especial to The Timcs-pispatch.

H.
CROCKETT SPRINGS. VA, August
The first of the weekly subscrin-
ii"n card parties was given on We'd
ucsday. and progressive auction was
the game played, The tables were
placed on the porch Of the hotel
oscar NJ pcycric and Creighton g.
Campbell. "t I'lucncld. and H. ST. l..
Corpjc. "f Washington: Captain w. w.
Ecrkclcy, Roanokc: Miss Mary Sod
don. Portsmouth; Miss Ethel Thomas.
Crockett Springs. Va, and Dr. Joseph
Shauhs, OF salem, Va The prizes were
won by Miss FiEgart. of Roanokc:
Miss Louise PARROT. of Indiananolis.
Ind. aud pr Shanks. In the drawing
for the consolation prize. Miss DiuEuid
of l.ynChhurS. WAS the winner This
rriHc. set of w"rk-baskc, acccsso-
rl'S. was presented by ono Of the
players. Miss Blodgctt. of ST. Louis
Among tho former visitors who are
AGAIN at Crockett Springs are Major
aui Mrs. Lewis J. White. of Norfolk
Their sou. Herbert White, has been
here for tho pas, month.
j. II. Scheduled and daughter. Mrs
l.. K. James. who left for their homes
I'm i'anNil" about two weeks ago. re-
turned to the springs on FRIDAY
Others from panvillc who arc reg
stereh here are Mr.. and Mrs. \. C.
conway and children. a. G. CONWAY.
Jr,, and corrinc and Mary Conway.
ON Friday Mrs. G. G. Campbell
chapcroncd Misses Alice Hun. OF Roa-
n"kc: Mary seldom. of Portsmouth
and Jeanette Stofregcn. of frcdcricks-
burg. TO EiackSburg. where They at
tended tho final dance given hv ,hc
students Of tho summer school at the
NirEinia FolNtcchnic Institute
Mr. and Mrs James T. Reed are
recent arrivals from Norfolk. Va
Memphis has sent To Crockett
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,

Ill
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA, August
5.-Thc hotel is filled and all kinds of
entertainments fll the days. Almost
here and there FOR a feast after the
dance.
most elaborate porch party was
given on Tuesday night by Miss Vir-
gilia Atwood. complimentary TO w f.
Garth. Il prominent attorney OF Bow
ing Green. Ky. Invited were Misses
Evelyn Shaner. Louise and Ruth
Penick. liulda Daniel. Katherine Eli
son, Myrtle Dodson. Sue lewis Laura
Crease Bunch. Edith Summcrson Lot
tic Morgan, Elizabeth Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. w W. billiard. Mcssrs w T..
Garth. JuliaH Trant. Robert ana Ar
thur Brown. Francis Jioudebush. Rod
crick Shaw. Jr., Gordon johnson, Mar
Gus Ellison, Gul Slusscr. Aurclius
l.ockctt, Jr.. aud Or. Il y. Rice
y party, guests of ". T.. Garth. paid
an afternoon visit to Roanoke Oh Mon
An auto party of prominent Lynch :
"a. Appcrson, Ir.. w. J. Prichnrd. Miss
Elizabeth WILDER, Miss Dclmarius Bar
lcr. j. g. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs w. e.
Barker and Misses Margaret ana Hem
rictta Barker spent Sunday evening
and Monday at Blue Ridge Springs
Miss Elizabeth Ewart. OF Roanoke
spent the Weekend with her sister.
Mrs. Il. q Moshy.
Mrs J. Allie Clark. Miss Jcane Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Thurman Clark Bed
ford city, Va: sidney Clark Atlanta
Ga. and Miss Wilhcmina Morris
Greensboro. y. G, motorcd to Blue
Ridge Springs for the week -cnd.r
Misses NirCilia Atwood. EliZabcth
TAYLOR and Katherine Ellison arc at
tending house party at Walnut
Grove" country home of Miss Fannie
Lou Hartman. near Dublin. Va after
which they will return to Blue Ridge
Springs
Mrs. ". Z. Jennings haa been joined
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Madison, Misses Gary. Miss c. Cunning
ham. Mrs. William II. White, Miss Lot.
tie Allen. Mr.. and Mrs, H. II. Pollard,
rr. and Mrs. clifton Miller and family.
Miss NJ MARGARET Noting Misses Maria
Wnrd. susanna and Charlotte Williams.
Frank. otto and George Williams, Mrs.
T. ~ ralmcr. T. y. Palmer. Jr. Miss
Alice H. Munson. Miss Ellie bernie
Scott. Mrs. Il. Il. Gibson. Miss Mary
Thomas. Mrs. w. w. Wood. Miss Doro-
INV Mnnl--.Mll of kichmnnl
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Strings Mrs: ). b. Hills and daughter.


MISS NJ. HIS.
An attractive addition to tho
younger set is Miss Katherine James,
of Danville. who joined her mother
here on Monday. Miss James recently
spent some time at Mountain Lake
Miss Mary Crocker. OF Mt Clemens,
Mich. is here with her friends. Misses
MarIarct ana Edith BlodEett. Of st.
Louis.
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Summer Time
Reductions in
WAISTS

TIIE wonderful summer
selling Of Lingerie
Waists drumming into many
thOusands) has been the
heaviest in many years.
Several Of the most pOpu-
lar styles cannot be re-
ordered and remaining
stocks are reduced to hurry
them out.
This model Of fine wolfe, in
yoke back style, with dain-
~ sailor collar, trimmed in
filet and Val. lace and
crochet button; regularly
$3.9S, is now $2.9S.
Another popular $3.9S model
has a round organdy collar
in flesh or blue. Hand
somely trimmed in Val.
Now SOS.
Here is a Handkerchief Linen
Waist that has created no
end Of enthusiasm. Deli
cate stripes in Nile green,
pale blue or rose. Pointed
white linen collar and
cuffs. Reduced from $3.9S.
Now $3.50.