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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13
WHAT TWO DEMOCRATIC PAPERS SAY

Whether an editor be a Democrat or Republican,
he sure to interested in the welfare of his
community than the advancing of the interests of his
political party, and it is for this that at least
of prominent Democratic papers of this district
have frankly ntmated that between Messrs Lobeck,
Townsend and Vostead the voters of the district should
and will return Mr. Volstead.
The Alexandria Citizen, published at Alexandria, Mr.
Lobecks home town. of Mr. Lobecks politi
cal under the caption of Sentiment VS.. Common
Sense" The Citizen says
"A lot of leading Republican citizens
caught asleep sometime ago. when they asked to
indorse Mr. Lobeck for Congress. They all signed we
suppose what good fellows they were and when
they awoke the other morning they found that clever
politician had turned the list to his advantage by
publishing entire in the Park Region Echo as political
advertisement. We don't know how they are going to
square themselves with their own candidate Mr. Vostead
but it's an bet that if Mr. Volstea1 loses he'll
know where to lay the blame.
"Many who signed claim that they did not under
stand that they indorsng Mr. Lobeck politically but
rather to his standing CITIZEN and they wish
that they had done number of best citizens did
absolutely refuse to give him any Endorsement 1t is
safe to say that not half of those who did sign will
for Mr.. Lobeck.''
And while expressing the best of feeling for Mr.
Townsend (Which all editors share the Graceville
Enterprise says
''The campaign, regards the Congressional candi-
dates in this district, is naturally rather perunctory
of the voters The election of Mr.. Volstead is
generally conceded, by those who the brill
fancy of Mr. Townsend and the high grounds
platform of Mr.. Lobeck Mr. Volstead is the type of
legislator about whose position large
ndecison You always know where to find him.
and almost invariably he is found to be right We would
like to Irve Townsend get anything he wants, but
way can't just how he is going to beat the
present 'gentlemgn from Minnesota
Mr.. VoIstead's record is of course naturally pleas
ing Republican editors, but the interest which these
two Democratic editors manifest shows generally
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The Stranger
Bjornson.

When d stranger comes to town, warm up to him.
Tell him who are and that town is the ding
dest best town on the whole map barring none! If
need be, let enthusiasm riot, and paint pic
ture of the Joy of life in your burg Be booster for
your town and your fellow ctizens Let the stranger
know that you live among real folks-the human kind
who treat all people WE'LL and especially the visitor within
the gates. Open up and warm up Don't be human
cebox. Make the stranger carry away with him a
kindly feeling toward town and it's citizens, and
when he goes abroad he too will chant it's praises ard
you will have army of boosters passing the good
word along 1t pays to be friendly Aoofness gets you
nothing but the silent contempt of human beings who
are real.-Winnebago City Enterprise.
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Party Prejudice

How often do not hear the lament: "Party or
ganization is all shot to pieces.'
Why is it shot to pieces?
Is it not because party leaders have tried to make
yes have madepay the end instead of the means? Is it
because party leaders have put the of party
above the of right principle?
1t is not who administers the government, that
the average CITIZEN but how it is administered.
AS a republican you will prefer to have the admins
tration in the hands of republican executive and
democrat you will, of course choose democratbut
average citizen you concerned only with JUSTICE
fairness, efficiency, strength and stability.
Party loyalty ceases to be virtue when it requires
breaking with right and justin other words, the inter-
ess of right and truth superior to the claims of
party.
'BIinded by party prejudice simply that one
shuts his eyes what is right and to the best interests
of the community, state nation because of false
ton about the Importance of party victory.
BiOrnsOn
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COMFORTING WORDS
Many Morris Households Will
Find Them So

To have the pain and aches of bad
back removed-to be entirely free from
annoying, dangerous urinary dis
orders, is enough to make any kidney
sufferer grateful. The following ad-
vice of one who has suffered will prove
comforting words to hundreds of
Morris readers.
Mrs. William Kopitzke, Atlantic
Ave, Morris, says: Zone of my
family was bothered by too frequent
actions of the kidneys. This ones
health grew poor and the sufferer
grew thin, lost appetite and was always
tired and languid. Three boxes of
DOan's Kidney Pills made complete
Care"
SEES D AN S HERSELF.
OVEE T Rec YEARS LATER,
Mrs. Kopt<zke said: " have used
Doan's Kidne: Pills mvselffor kidney
weakness and lame aud aching back
and they have giveN me reIief."
Price SOC, at all dealers. DON'T
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's kidney PiIls-the same that
Mrs. Kopitzke has twice publicly
recommended. Foster MilbGrn Co.,,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. 80
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Let the Lassies Try

(Air: "Comng Thru the Rye'O
If lassie wants the ballot
To help to run the town,
If lassie gets the ballot,
Need laddie frown?
May laddie has the ballot
Not so bright as l.
Many laddie votes his ballot
Overcome with rye.
CHORUS
Every ladde has the suffrage
Name, they sac, haze I,
Hands and hearts and brains for service,
Let the lassie try
If a lassie works for wages
Toiling all the day.
When her work the laddie's equals
Give her equal pay
If body pay the taxes
Surely you'll agree
That body earns the suffrage
Whether HE or SHE. Equal Suffrage
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their progress. The trip from Minor
to Morris was pleasant and without
accident.
The Flaglers will engage in BUSH
ness at Lauderdale and also take on
small tract of land for the Guilt
walton of tomatoes. LauderdaIe is
the famous tomato center of Florida.
Last April it shipped eight hundred
cars of Grated tomatoes during the
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How often do we not hear the lament: "Party o
ganization is all shot to peces.'
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13
On Long journey

Mr.. and Mrs. Flagler and two chill
dren, of Minor, N. D., were in
Morris Tuesday tor a brief call on
friends while on their way to make
their home at Lauderdale, Florida.
They were travelling in a Ford auto
mobile and expected to reach their
destination sometime early in Novem-
Der unless accidents or sickness hinder
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Just What He Wanted.
your suburb wholesome 2

rs your SuDurD Wholesome!
mo, old chap, it amt. My wife lost
her voice as soon as we moved out
here, and
whats the price of the lot next to
yours ?"-Cleve:and Leader.
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Objects to Love.

What a blessing it is to love books.
Everybody must love something, and
| know of no objects of love that give
such substantial and unfailing returns
rs h:o's ANA gardens.~ Bettina Won
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The Lutheran Free church Ladies'
Aid will be entertained at the church
parlors today, Friday, the 18th, at
three o'clock p m. You are invited
to come and bring your friends.
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month of March. All the tomatoes
went into northern states where they
were sold at price averaging three
for quarter.
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Transfers

John Grove to John G. Peterson,
lots II and IL, block 81, Morris,
$4,000.
John Grove to William E. Peterson,
lots IL and IL, block SIS, Morris,
$4,000.
John Grove to John Newless, nw1
ne4, lots l and 2, sec. rs; lots 6,
7, 8 and 9, sec "a. and part of sw4
nw4, rs, Framnas.
Frank M. Hickman to John L.
Larson, Cont. for Deed to sw1 II,
Synnes, $64OO.OO.
State of MINI. to H. H. Wells, pa
tent to e7 ne4 sw4; e3 SCI sw4
and sci FL, tramnas.
Surety Invest. Co. to R. C. Roper,
nw4, 27, Swan Lake, 81 other.
Farmers and businessmen at Willard
have subscribed for stock in a new
bank which will be started November
l. The capitalization is $40, 600.
C. }. LeCount will be the president
and B. j. Schramm cashier. There
will be board of eight directors.
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satisfactory his services have been to the people of the
district and reflects the wenigh unanimous sentiment
that his services should by be dispensed with
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13

Buy Prince Albert every.
uUhere tobacco 10 sold IN
topPy red bags, Sc; tidy red
tins, Zoe; handsome pound
and hGlf-Pound tin hun1i-
dors-and-that cOrking fine
pound crystal glass hur1i-
dor Nth sponge naoistener
top that keeps the tobacco
in such cIeUsr trina-aLWays!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
GREENWOOD

iSr"riht TO The Times dispatch
EEtENWoOp. VA. July oo-.rho
iaS' week III July finds Il CAV colon,
az inc greenwood Hotel The quests
enjoy many outdoor sports. r,rtic,
'is motoring 10 charlottesville S,nuu-
ton aud WayucShorn.
me card party given on Wednnsd.y
evening was Il great success Mrs y
O. RiNe, OF Richmond. made the birh-
est score
The dance in tho ballroom on Fri
Jay evening was enjoyed by "A large
number OF guests. The color scheme
was orange and black. Refreshments
We're served At midnight Anon. those
n'ncihS wer" Mrs. T. NJ Moore. OF
baltimore; Miss Mildred Edmund. Of
Baltimore; Mrs. c. u. Grove. Mis- MAJ
Earct BensleN, of rctcrshnrg Misses
louise Hlankcnship, SalIie Tavlor.
h"rothE ana Frances Rikc, ana Eath-
crime Noodheid. OF Richnond: Miss
ie!oh Hanks, OF Norfolk Miss Sall!c
Madison. Of Newport News Misses
f.hHancth Harris ana Josephine Cook.
"i Crozet; X. {. Price, OF Miller school;
T.. w. harris. Natchcs, Miss: Harrison
Waite of Washington. y C.: David
WOOD and Frank Spiuell. OF Blue
ridge Camp: Bowen Wayland. Grady
ellison, Chcslcy Holden and Charles
H"wlnan. Of Crozct, Phil Purcell. or
Greenwood; James Key. OF Richmond
and DIR. Wilson. OF Greenwood. Tn.
chaperoncs for the evening were Mrs
w. ;. Harris, Mrs. II. c. jefferson, Mrs
zr
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EMPOR!A

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
EMPORIA. VA. July 29.-Thc oper-
eta, "Powhatan,' was given with great
success in the school auditorium OF,
Friday evening. under the auspices o:
the Grecncsvillc Chapter, United Daush-
tors OF the Ccnfe leracy The proceed.
80 10 the relief fund. y NJ. Potter. a
Powhatan, ana Miss Douglas PEBBLES
as Pocahomtas, were we'll received il
their approximations. Among Others
in the cast Wee G. J.. Bcasicy. Rci-
Howe. Hartley Wood Misses Mary Til.
lar. Annie ADAMS. Ruth Harding ana
Carlotta Pecnles. with a chorus Of,
Twenty-Five children.
~ a recent meeting OF the Emporia
Board Of Trade. Rev. L. I. Staples. II
l.. Taylor and 9. r. GriZ2avd We're ap.
pointed a committee TO hold meet
ingS throughout the county for tho
purpose OF raising funds 10 secure .
health officer for a longer period Dr..
y. i. Flanagan told OF The effort.
now being made 20 eradicate the mos
quito and otherwise 10 Improve The
sanitary conditions OF the town Hor.
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SOUTHERN EVENING"
GIVEN At CULPEPER
Performance by Amateurs Enthusi-
nsticnlly Received by large
Audience.
CHILDREN DANCE MIN
Songs Rendered by Minstrel Troupe
and Virginia Reel Participated In
by Girls ana Men in Antc-BclIum
Costume Arc Enjoyed.

CULpEpER. VA. July 29.-A per-
formance by amateurs. AN Old-Timc
Southern Evening" was cnthusaStical-
~ received by q largo audience ut tho
Fairfax on Tuesday. and Il good sum
was realized for the war relief fund
Features OF the program were tho
bcrdancing OF the minuct by twelve
children in Colonial costume. the sing
ing Of many Southern songs by a
troupe of MINISTRIES and the dancing of
tho Virginia reel Ivy a number Of
young girls and mon i'm antcbcllum
costume and TO the music of old-timc
fddlc*. Among those taking part
were Misses Georgia Wine. Kate Perry
and Margaret Roberts. the latter re-
citing AN old Sweetheart OF Mine"
and l'clrncr Neal. of Richmond who
an inimitabr end man in the
MINISTRIES. Miss Gladys and Virginia
jackson. of lteswick. arc visiting
their aunt. Mrs. Robert Matthew'S.
Mrs. lIcnckCl ana two children
Eliza ana Jack IIcnckcl, of Roanoke
and her sister Miss Eliza Thompson.
also OF Roanoke. arrived In Culpepcr
hist week. and have opened tho Thomp-
son home on Piedmont Street. where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. Frank Ecnnctt and Miss Nir-
sinia Bennett. who have been visit
in:; the formers brother and sistcr-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. darlington Watkins.
returned To Richmond this week.
Miss Lillian kcEwcin. who has been
spending TN" past fortnight with Mrs
Fred Porter on .IamcSons Hin. left
on Tuesday for n visit To Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Il Turner near itaymarkct. ANA
later viii 20 to Washington.
AIR and Mrs. Malvern IIill. of ncai
Richmond. ARC visiting the lattcr's
mother. Mrs. Mamie Jones.
Miss Mary Jones was hostess NJ five
hundred on Tuesday afternoon AT her
home
Mrs. Randolph EiXcy and two dauch-
tcrs. vino have been making round
OF visits TO relatives in and near Cul-
pepper. left this week for their home
in Frcdcyickshurc
Miss Iulictte Brown and Miss Fir
ginia Euudtci< left on Friday 10 join
:, house PARTY being entertained by a
olassmatc. Miss Virginia Jones, in
Hanover County.
Mrs John Burroughs and her sis
Ter. Mrs. Warner Waiting who is Wis
sting her spent several days recently
with Or. and Mrs. Maryan Lewis anc
other relatives here. Mrs. Whiting
VIII return 10 her home in Charles
Town. ". Va. in the near future.
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B0YDToN

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
BoYuToN. VA. July 29.-W E.,Ncl-
son, Of Luncuhurg, was here on bust
ness on Tuesday.
Miss Aloy!se Turpin. who has been
attending the summer Normal at Farm
v.llr mas returned home.
Mrs Morton q. Goodc and children.
Of pinwiddic. and Mrs. Davis and little
daughter. OF Columbia. :. G, are visit
i9E Mrs ". T.. Homes.
Miss Marian Homes is visiting friends
in West Virginia
AIR and Mrs. y. T. Snelllngs and Mise
Rachel SrollinEs are visiting in Con.
core. y II. They drove through the
country in an autor.obilc. and were
seven days in makin.; the trip.
Mr. aud Mrs irhy Turrhull have re-
turned from a stay Of ten days NJ Viz
. mia Bench
lir and Mrs. + NJ E!nore, Of Law
renceviiie, spemt par, o: Wednesday
with Mrs lrhy Turnhull They were
motoring and On route for Buffalo
L.thiu Spriues
Miss nary Francis IS visiting friends
.u E3U~-on, -. -
r Baskerville returned from
tichmoud on ti9nday. after sucndinc
s"'era! days IL tac t:ia! OF the Gooch
case.
Gc-'o7 @. Goolc. of plHwiddie war
aa- several days this week
John hnsou, o. Arkansas. is visit
ing IL and Mrs IL l. Turpiu.
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PULASKI

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. July ga briIIi,,,
social event of the week was the Lee
year dance given on Tuesday nirht :, (,
Maple Shade Inn 10 the young mon >, :
invitations including the members -
the summer colony ut the inn, danc.ra
from Wythevillc. Max Meadows, Dut'
lin. Radford and Blacksburg. abo,t
scvcnty-iivc couples participatin :.
Tho dance was by subscription. ~, =
all tho proceeds above the cost wo,.a
turned over To the Pulaski War Reti. I.
Association. which is looking aftcr n a
dependent families of members .
Company l., now at Brownsville Tex
Mrs. II. l.. Tate and daughters Miss.
Elizabeth and Nancy. and little grand-
daughter. Louise Tate, left this we. :
for the Pulaski Alum, whore they ", /,
spend several weeks on a camping ,ri,,
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Camp, OF RicI
mond. have been the guests this wee I,
OF their daughter. Mrs G. S. Matthov.I
at the mansc. They We're accompani,I
by their grandson. Jack Matthew's WI a
had been visiting them
Miss Eva Stepcr Is member OF i,
camping party, which liz on IL blufr Of
the James. near Smithfield. After ,ha
breaking Of camp she will visit friends
at Orange, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Cave and son.
Wiley, have returned from visit 10
Mr. Caves old home at Madison. Va.
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LYNCHBURG

Special to The Times pispatch.l
LNNCHEERG. VA. July 29-Miss
Jane whitney Gray. Of Louisville, Ky.
is the guest OF Miss q. Putnam Wat
kinS here
Dr. Benjamin L. Brooks has gone for
n visit in Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. r. r. Markham and daughters
Misses Brc;noia ana Cccil, Of Trenton
Mo. are guests OF relatives in Lynch
burg
Mrs. ]. p. Plunkctt has returned from
stay Of two weeks IN Pittsburgh.
Judge ana Mrs. Henry Clay Me
Dowc!! are spending the heated term
1t Buffalo Ridge Springs
Mrs. John i. FITZGERALD has gone Il
Roncevertc, W. Va, to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Il. Mcdowell
Miss Helen Hills. OF Paducah. Ky.
is the guest OF Mrs. y L. witt here.
j. L. Able, !r.. is in Cieve and, Ohio.
Alr. and Mrs. Harry /. EcNd. OF VII
mettc, Ill., who have been visiting here
are row guests at Craig Healing
Springs
Miss Edna Cole is visiting her aunt.
Mrs j. L. shelton, az Excelsior. w Va.
Or. d. r. Phelps spent a portion OF
the week in Louisville. Ky
Mrs. j. n. Roby and Miss Margie
Cough have gone TO Virginia Minera
Springs.
Mrs. Annie Grieg ANA Miss Julia
Jones are on a visit in Roanoke.
Mrs. Rose McCihee has gone TO Vir-
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ace +. Smith. of Richmond. has boon
invited to address n meeting OF the
Board OF Trade on the third Monday
in August.
Miss Ellie Manning. director OF the
girls canning club for this county.
ana MISS Bessie Lazottc. who won the
prize at tho fair last fall. arc in IIar-
risonburg this week attending the
normal school for home dcmonstra-
tors.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Il. Reid and Misses
viola Reid and Florence Harrison have
returned from n visit to Luray
Mrs. S. Il. Jordan is spending tina
summer with her daughter, Mrs Il.
w. Wood. I'm Lynchburg.
Miss Lucy Maclin. of North Emporia.
is the guest Of friends in city Point.
Cary Harrison, of Brandon. has been
the guest this week OF his brother
in->uw. w. ID. Dow
Miss Laura Briggs has returned
from n visit to relatives In Richmond.
Mrs. w. +. Lifscy. of Norlina. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ
j. squire.
Miss Marietta Cato has returned
from n visit to friends in Kcnhridrc
William Briggs. who has been APP
pointed recruiting officer, is now In
Richmond, having entered upon his du-
ties last week.
Alr. and Mrs. J. d. Pebbles. Mrs. T.
T. l:arhan, Mrs. j. Il. C;r'zzard and
Miss BETTE Pccblcs motorcd to Rich
mond last week
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ginia Mineral Springs for n rcst
Miss keZiah Tate. of Roanoke. WINS
the guest of Mrs l.. L. Burford here
during the week
Mrs. III. c. wilkins and Miss LON,
wilkins. OF Washington, are guests OF
Mrs. ~ Forsbcr,c
MISS i-eitha Thomas has gone for a
snort visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Anon
Horton in Roanoke
Mrs, #. A. Rivernack. of Norfolk. was.
visitor here during the week
Mrs. John Bcardsworth and doucb,or
MhrSaret' are visiting in Nottoway
County.
Mrs. y. w. Scott has as her quest
MISS Blanche Holt. of Norfolk. -
Mrs. William w Gait, Of Norro,,.
is visiting Mrs. Robert T.. KcIiv IN
itivcrmont u"
Mrs G.. NJ. Powell and Mrs. G. J.,
elliott have returned to Richmond. ar
ter visit i'm I.ynchburg
MISS hary Knight. of Raleigh. y. c.
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. Cleveland
Noel
Mr. aud Mrs. }. NJ. II. Morgan and
little daughter. Of Staunton, are visit.
ing their old home here
AIR. ana Mrs. w. w. Couch have gone
To Atlantic city for two weeks
Erctc Straley. OF Winston-Salcm
\. G.. is visiting his parents. Professor
ana Mrs. w. NJ. Stralcy, here
MISS Emily Fitzgerald has returned
!" hcr nome IN Petersburg. after visit
ing relatives here
j. {. Fields and granddaughter. Miss
Grace Hudson. have returned from :,
visit with relatives at Arrowhead
Miss Frankie Slater and mother Mrs
II III. Slater, have returned Ia their
home in Newport News. after - visit
here with their brother and son. W. :.
Slater.
Miss Maudc y. Kinnicr, Of Phila-
uc'phia' Is The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Il. I.ayman Carroll
MISS Elizabeth Crist is At home. after
stay in stanton
Elmer Snavcly has returned from
brunswick. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Scot, h,,c
returned from Ashcvillc " C., where
thcy were narooncd several days by
the floods.
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WOODSTOCK

Especial 'o The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA. July @2.-Mr and
Mrs EuSs"l Skyles. OF Brooklyn, y y.
and Harry Skylos. Of New York city.
ar" guests OF their parents Rev and
Mrs. y. ~ Skyles
Or. aud Mrs. Frank Magrudcr. Of
Princeton. y. j. arc guests of the
Misses Donaldson. DIR. Marruder. who
IS a member Of tho faculty of Prince
ton University. is delivering n series
Of lectures al the summer normal
school in HarrisonburR
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Walton. Mrs John
Dulin AMI daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Duiin. and Mrs. Alice Haslctt are
guests 1T Orkney Springs
Mrs. Herbert Trottcr and children
have returned from visit, To Mrs
Trottcr's sister. Mrs. Gray Hume OF
Orange. Va
Mrs. r Bartlett left on Wednesday,
for baltimore. where she Will he the
gust Of her mother.
Miss Helen lngcrsoIl. OF Washing
ton. is visiting her aunt, Mrs George
Bender Of near town.
Mrs. L. :. Jones and daughter. ArisY
Narcella Jones. and Mrs NJ. u Mayo
ana little son, OF Richmond, are guests
OF Ar. aud Mrs. Warrincr
Mrs. ". I. Newman aud three chill
dr"a have returned from a visit to
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BOWLING GREEN


Spcclal 10 INC Times DiSpa tCh
BOWLING GREEN, VA. July ca
Misses Florence and Helen Hroaddu.
arc visiting relatives at Eagby
Mrs. L. II. CpChill and Miss Blanche
coghill have returned from a visit to
the Misses Campbell at Terrell
Or. and Mrs l.. j. Haley. of Charles
ton w VA. and J. c. Mahon. of Gcthcr
spent 81 part Of this week with pr. and
Mrs. l.. T.. Butler.
Miss Frances Glasscll is with friends
at ScottsviIlc.
Joe Willis DcJarnc.ttc is visiting rcla-
tivcs AT Crab Orchard. Ky.
lester r. Gray. of Ercdcrica y j.
spent q narr OF this week at the homo
of Mrs Catherine l.. Bert
DR.. and Mrs. G. s. Wchh and children
have returned from 81 visit To Orange
whcr" they sreut some time with rcla-
tivCS
Mrs Walter Wilson has returned
from a visit to hcr mother Mrs. ~ j.
CrcwnnE. at TrcvilianS.
Mrs. Albert Reynolds. Of Richmond.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Collins.
Richard Bcalc. of Richmond. spent a
part of this week ~ the home Of Mrs
Kate g. Broaddus.
Miss Dorothy French who has been
Visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
y Is Chandler, has returned to Wash
iEEtpn. II. G.
Mrs. z. S. Coehill is visiting friends
at Paige.
Major Il. d. Corhin> has returned
from trip to Virginia Beach
Mrs. John w. Chandler spout a part
of this week in Fredericksburg with
Mrs. y. b. Chandler. .Ir.