The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-04

escort Alfred Abrams to the Sarety
Zone" as 1t is reported that Germany
has placed Hopewell in the War Zone
and taken II out of the Real Estate
Zone.
V. O. Willis Charlotte representa-
tive of the Cheek Neal Coffee Com
pany. is improving from His recent
illness. and expects to be out within
a few days.
We hear that Tom Aaron wants to
sell his Ford. Some OF the boys have
expressed the hope that Tom hasn't
cold feet" and thinks that probably
the government may want 10 use him
and his Ford in the ambulance ser
vice
r. l. IAckey and Jno, {. Moore
have jus closed a most successful
demonstration or Maxwell House cof-
fee in Danvilie and Will GO from there
10 Greenville. :. c.
Bob simpson has left his auto up
in Louisa County. believing he's bet
ter play safe and not take any chances
on being forced into military service
so John Goode says.
Captain A a. Wilson Was very
buch in evidence At che automobile
show with a fine line OF auto coats
and wearing apparel, representing =
large New York house
Fred Farrqr was nj the auto show
With his me of Champion spark
plugs.
Richmond Council. / c t nas
organized a degree team. From re-
Il,
says. Get your candidate, and come
ana get front seat; something do
ing.
l.. L. Clarke. with the Richmond
Dry Goods Company. who had the
misfortune to fracture rib in an
automobile accident recently. is able
TO be out again.
His many friends will be glad 10
know that { G. Parker. Of the Rob
ertson Parker Co, has recovered from
his Illness OF last week and Is on the
iob again with that liquid" smile and
hearty good fellowship that makes
him one OF Richmond's most popular
business men
Reports have it that Russell High,
Of the Watkins-Cottreli Co. with that
sweet voice Of his, has been talking
love" OF late.
we are also Informed that Reef"
voolfolk has been using the telephone
considerably 70 deliver his messages OF
love ana alteration.
II is gratifying news TO learn that
stanley s milford. who has been sick
for the past week Is much improved
y H Whitehurst. a Richmond boy
who used TO travel out OF this CITY IS
now managing the TupPlo Hotel al
Tupelo. Miss. Good luck to you, old
boy is the message OF your many
friends here
Jack Davis. Of the Robertson
Parker Co, is still dreaming OF that
grand and glorious" trip to Chicago
last month. It's sad dream for
Jack. too: because its been a long,
dry" period since then.
w 3. Anderson. local manager OF
Ballard & Ballard, who has been con-
tined to his home for the past week
by sickness, is much improved.
W. F. Humphrey, representing Swift
!
the L. c. It. entertainment last Satur-
day night.
Boys. look out for National Bis
cutt" ! l.. Moore--we hear he In plan
ming to buy ring soon.
VI, F. Mcmahon and Frank Wilson.
of the Robertson-Parker Co, have
been two busy boys during the past
week, selling Buck" to about every
dealer in the city. and incidentally
they have both put over a nice soda
fountain order during the week.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were glad to
see the Tombstone crowd at the
meeting Saturday night. c. r.
boys.
Uncle Billy Sutton says It's mighty
cold. but he is still young enough to
be out with the boys at the Saturday
night meetings Of the Z. c. r., and
enjoys them just as much as he did
in the years OF lone ago"