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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18
Real Estate Summary
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.

When forty-cight property transfer
OF local real estate were made last
week. involving total Of S607,097. Il
new record in the realty market was
established. one single sale. that Of
amounted to s325.O0l. and accounted
in large way for the enormous in
crease over property totals for many
previous weeks.
The transfer of the ten-story modern
brick Office structure known ms the
Chamber Of Commerce Building. was
the most important sale of the week.
and was acquired by the Office Builh.
ing Corporation from T. r. 10th and
wife. of WaynesbOro. Mr.. 10th figure
prominently in the realty market in
several other large deals. purchasing
from O. i. Sands and wife Il lot front
ing seventy-iive feet on the south line
Of Hanover Avenue. and having a depth
OF Ia? 3-4 feet. situated 1874 % fea t
ives, of the west line OF Cleveland
street: and also lot fronting ninetv-
nine and two-thirds feet on the nor.h
line of Main street. with a depth IF
i%' feet. about scventy-five feet cas-;
OF the east line of Auburn Avenue. thu.
consideration being $4,000.
RICHMOND COLLEGE, SELLS
GRACE STREET Lot
y. l.. McClcliand the dwellings know,
as 1908 and 1907 lakewood Avenue
which have a frontage of forty-four
rect and eleven inches and "A depth IF
l2i feet. He also purchased the prop
"rty known as 2ali Monument Avenue
rom the Union Securities and Really
corporation foi the sum of $4,000
Richmond College sold to Charles
II. Phillips e Co. Inc. a lot front
inI 100 feet on the south line OF Grace
street. about ninety feet west OF Ry-
land street. for sl6.5OO.
Mann \. @ycle and wife sold %
Cliford We'll the real estate fronting
2ol feet on the east line of tho Rro,it
turnpike. having a depth of 233 fee,
ma located ninety feet north q: tho
intersection of Brook Turnpike with
l-auburnum Avenue The amount in
vo!vcd was sl6.5O0
Although thirty building PERMITS
W"r" issued by the Office Of the Build
ing Inspector. there was little new COZ
StrHciion. ami like the previous wee,;
u" majority OF the permits were for
'pHir ny garages. store building aui
evenings, ana for the construction 81
tiatcS and sheds.
':w HoTEI. on MAIN
STREET. NEAR EII,Tu
Tho Sharl"o. named for charoc..y
N Henry Sydnor Harrison's "ouec j >,
- TO be "a new hotel in Richmond
operated by Charles Godfrey Petit. 10,
hill years proprietor of the Guerranr.
me new hotel is to be construct..;
rom the cowardin Apartments. on
Main street between Fourth and Fifth
ma VII! hc opened about September !
according TO "a statement made vcsic.-
nay ny Mr.. fettitt. The building is to
70" GcinodcIicd and renovated
Mr.. Pcttitt was lessee OF the Guer-
rant. whlch recently Was purchased nv
IN" DUNG Noman's Christian Associa-
1919. =
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FREDERICK SHURt; IA ,u,,.. -
The wedding of Miss ,;r.ysor ,Iot
magic. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Jomcs
a. ii""'naGlc and Robert FrankIjn
sane was celebrated in Ashland Thnrs.
day. ""'
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CnANCnl,Y TRUST DEEDS.

William j. Ford ct ux. to w. =.
Rsa ado,n 1rus =, aoxl2s feet west line
quelin Street. August 7. 1915; 1850.
Mary eta Brown c, vir TO W. y.
ii,s trustee. lot fronting so fec, on
ley between Davis Avenue and Elm
Street and Floyd and Grove Avenues
August Is. 1918: $500
d Co. trustee. 30 1-6xl0l ID feet.
known as 1909 East Main street Au-
gust IA. 1918; $1,000.
i: J. Beattie ct ux toE. +. Schmidt
CO, trustee. 20 l-3xl50 feet. known
as 23eS East Grace Street. Angus,
l6, 1918: $1.06O.
Nellie Wood to G. l.. Demon trustee
S s. feet east line williamsburg
NNehue between Orleans and Virginia
StreetS August |. 1918: $1,000.
n. +. Franck ct ux. to ELAN & Fun
s. ss.s ; Howland Street., August |. 1915;
cell. Jr., trustee. 6axis5 north line
Monument Avenue. 341.9 feet cast Of
ment ho axsens imterTse.ion Of Monu
August IA, 1915; $3.50,
Elizabeth V. Lee to John NJ. F'urcell.
Main Street. l55 IL feet west Of LON
Elizabeth V. Lee to John NJ. Purcell.
strset sISl fec, feet north line Main
street; august ii, 1915 $3.50. '''
MILL VILLAIN ): Ford ct uN to w: T. Redd.
dolph Street. 30 feet north of Jac-
quelin Street. August I. 1915: $3.50
We w r. Schmidt ct Nv. TO w. stewar,
feet Of lot %, block G. plan of Bat
terry. Court. August IA, 1915: sl77o
!, w Ma!iI 2a G: Saunders ct ux: to roi-
known as 23ss Monument Avenue Au-
gust u. 1918: slc,900.
:, George \. Evans ct ux. to Howison
as 1923 Moore street. July 3. 1915,
p: !! Beat;ie ct ux. to Pollard &
known as 23oS East Grace street.
August ), 1919 $3.50.
. George j. Luz ct u%. to +. l.. Crutch.
Cornelia Roland Mcintosh ct ais to
" Robinson, trustee. 3oN7e feet
s SCUM street the
Streets. August Il, 1918: $3.50.
=, Louise Jeftries ct ais: TO John b.
Welsh. trustee; 3oxll0 feet. known as
ss25I Denny street. August *. 1915:
Hannah Goldin to John j. Blake.
trustee, 2SN.5 feet. eastern line Seven
RaldinG street. May ,, 1918, S2,I99.92
ONCE huiiding Corporation to Pol
fsrt Ens' in Ing &, trustee 66x9o Ia
northwest corner of Main and Sixth
Streets and known as the Chamber OF
Commerce Building. July 81. 1915.
Sll6.f62.50.
Matilda NJ kirschmann e, ais. to
Pollard * Ragby. Inc. trustees. 65xl62
feet. known as 5l2. ola and 5l6 East
Marshall street. August 10, 1915,
$4,000.
Arthur J. Holmes TO T.: +. Schmidt
X Co. me- trustees, 45X12f l-l2 feet.
west line Thirty-third Street. 30 feet
south of the southwest intersection OF
,rhirty-third and II Streets. August IA.
1915, Sl,9l6.50.
y. y. Cosby TO G. &. Chaplin trustee.
i'Nl2o feet. north line Stuart Street
at the northeast corner Stuart street
Avenue. July 81. 1915, $3.50
Robert q. Ware ct uN. TO e.. T. I.ochr
trustee. 3ONl2O feet. known as $40 North
Avenue. August 10. 1915, 1920.
+. IL. Is. Anthony to II. d. thinner
man and I. Cray Haddon. trustees
GONl"3 3 feet. south side Canal Street
between Second and Third streets
August IL, 1915, SLIGO
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Mrs. Wilson Send. 81.

CHARLOTTESNlLL VA. August
!7.-Rcv. r. W Nevc. president OF the
Mtrriweather Lewis memorial board,
to-day received a letter from the White
House. which said: Dear Sir.-MrS.
Wilson has asked me to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter. and wishc s
mo TO say she is very glad indeed To
send the irclosed dollar. for which
you ask. She hopes that all success
may attend your undertaking. Edith
Bcnham. secretary"
\ meeting takes place in Ivy sun
day. when efforts will he made TO start
memorial fund for tho explorer.
whose trip did much - develop tn.
Pacific Coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

WINCHESTER. w. Angus, l7-Tbo
BOARD OF managers of the Northwest
ern Turnpike has been no,ifed Of an,
oIoff entered by the State rorpora, ion
Ioin MISSION. directing the coustrur-
ION 81 :. iaTse bridge across Back
Incomes uearhcrous during 'rcsb.,s
The Luke Bridge CONSTRUCTION com
panE. YORK Pa. has contracted Ia b,,iIJ
bridge OF re-cnforccd concr,,.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEES

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk
OF the Hastings Court:
g. GlenniG Walton. city, and Carrie
Brooks. citE
>. Arthur Sandys. city. and Myrtle II.
Ellyson. city.
Charlie F.. Marks. Hopeweu. and
Virginia Hewitt. city.
Abraham Stryk, Pikesvilie. Ky. and
Estera Watskey. city.
John +. Nogei. Petersburg and Mil
dred II. Aldridge, city.
John II. Duke, city, and Annie Cora
ChildresS. city
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Gucsts mt Dinner.

At the dinner given last night at
me Hotel Petersburg by the Rotary
tiub. in connection with the naturalizl-
tion ceremonies on Central Park, a
NUMBER or distinguished guests. mil
nary ana CIVILIAN. were present. anil
delightful and entertaining snc.ch..
were delivered. The chief topic d..
cusscd was the proposed war chest plan
Oh united giving. which was favorc
rotary principles wcr. outlined I'm a
me address by District Governor How
ara r.. Ronthalcr. of Winston Sale,,.,
y; Hatiohal President John Pools
who had accepted an invitation IN yisi.
petersburg yesterday tclegraphcd nj
the last moment that he could no,
come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

'HARLOTTESNlILE "a. Angus.
i"-t. II. Lacy, of this city. an cnsien
IN the United States Navy. and Ms;
rosa Estelle limbaugh. daughter Of
MIS- !. +. Hinebaugh. {: clifton Fors.
York CITY.
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DA%VII.LE VA August ia suit
;hlc memorial 20 the memory OF tho -
who served in the war is assured by
the action taken by the city council
his week Ali Of tho present mem :
hers who will he in Office TWO year
hence have pledged TO vote favora bly,
N the appropriation OF money 10 de-
fray the costs. II is proposed to put
rhc memorial on tho grounds OF ~"
Memorial Mansion
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Come. From Fighting S,orL.

l.fNCHRURG, VA August II.
Hammer Lille Jennings. son of MIR and
Mrs. Jessie II. Jennings of this ctty.
who lived three years at Vivian. W Va
before he went into tn" army. is tn"
iourth succesSiv" generation Of ms
family to fight in rs rn;lRV wars Ii,s
great-Erandfa,heY- Patterson Jennings.
was in the war OF 1872, his grand
'atheT, Robert Patterson. Tough, i'm the
civil War as member OF the Elcvcn,..
Virginia Infantry. and his father was
IN the Spanish American war
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Refuse 10 Gran, EurIou.h.

~ EF w, august II
LILY farmers who recently applied 10
NJ Hhi'itarN authorities for Temporary
''r,h iahor burroughs for their sons
.t, olhc'S were notified to-day that
IuS stated that the scryicce of -
H""hs men were needed irnn, diat.iy
overseas 'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

the Chamber of Commerce Building.
July 81. 1918; tax 1895: $40
Lewis w. Eubank ct ux. to Isaac
Miller. l5N100 feet ut the southeastern
corner Buchanan and Jay Streets Au-
gust IA, 1918: 5000
a. l.. Mcclellan ct ux to + y. 10th.
~ ll-l2xl24 feet. known as 1906 and
1907 ORkwood Avenue. July /, 1915;
tax IS: $40.
Frank Brizzolara to Octavia Yer
lander, 81 l.2Xl32 feet west line TWEEN
ty-second street. 100 feet south of
$40: $40 - ~
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VIII Entertain Growers.

WINCHESTER. VA. August l. II r.
Winchester Chamber Of Commerce has
arranged q program OF entertainment,
for the horticulturis,s Of PcnnSylvaui
md NirE mia. who will meet mere M.
,rust - and 30. There viii hc aboGt
400 fruit growers from the iormcr
state. and about tn" same number
from points in Virginia between R0a n
oke and Winchester
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Doing War Work In QuantIco.

fREDERlCkSBCRG VA. August a..
Episcopal Church is doing Y NJ G
work at the marine camp at ouon,irn
hNe days III each week IN addition -,
ms church work here. While rcalizi,,.
mat This adds TO his work to a lar.t
'Htent Mr.. Pcdrick is making ,sc
sacrifice in an enor, 10 do ali in III.
power to aid in the srea, war work
soes over on The morning trainanG
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HUsTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

Wallace G. Saunders ct nix. to MELON
aid Wexford and Lucius +. Cary. west
line Cowardin Avenue $50 feet, south
1887 feet, j. D. Craig's lot, west line
Craig's lot 214 feet TO right OF way At
lantic Coast Line hallway. south line
Octavia II. Perks. north 95 feet to he
ginning. May 10. 1918, $4,000.
j. ~: simmons TO D. c. Ballard. trus-
tee. 33xl57 feet. north side Decatur
July 30. 1918. Sl.I50.
Maggie Ii. Wescott (widow) to Leroy
j.. Brown. 29xlO3 feet. south line Do
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HE>RICO RELEASE DEEDS

j. a. FLORENCE TO Fielding Jackson
parcel of land containing z 4S.ioon
acres miles below city and adjoining
lands OF Fleming Taylor on east Anrii
80. 1918. 800. '''
T. w. Undertake ct ux. To rho pb;,
ups Lumber Co. Inc. a tract OF land
IN Charles city County and Henriro
= ountS containing Loo acres August
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pANNlLl-E, VA. August l7-Miss
Annie Wallace Motel and Carson Car
ter OF littsylvania, were quietly mar
RED Wednesday night at Chatham
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Child Buried Under D-br,.

WiNchEsTEE. VA. Aueust ia
four-year- daughter Of Rob.r,
mas was probably fatally injured YES
terday afternoon when tall chimney
suddenly fell upon the roof Of a house
occupied by the family here tn.
child was buried beneath mass -,
bricks and tiu1bcrs
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l.fNCHBCRG, VA, August ia
rretN wedding was solemnized Thurs
daS al the home of Henry G Wilkes
near 'oodes' Bedford County. when his
Youngest daughter. Miss Anna Ruth
wilkes was married to Roher, Earl.
Statham. OF Atlanta Ga
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viii Stage tirpinnc Eirb,

"iNCit ESTER, VA August l7-Ap
a!Tp!""" Eight from Baltimore. am AID
utcSs by Attorney IL : l.nrrIck az
w lHch"ster, tournament. drink tv
ne rom" guard, and ii parade nv
on tnei al. veterans Viii h. PRINCIPAL
features Of an an-day patrjo,ic Iii.
on the Eerryvi!i- horse show prourds
) uGnSt -
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pnStOr to I.cn..

REV Clarence H. Pongc for tho mas,
.nree years the pastor of the Washing
ION street Christian Church wI,i
preach his farewell sermon AND
Monday viii leave for Milliken CoI,oec
ienn. where he has accepted tho chair
OF English. Mr.. Poage has Allied :,
large place In the religious and ciy;c
ne OF petersburg. and his departure
IS greatly regretted
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Coos for work I'm y,r,,c.

LfNCHBURG. VA. Angus, ~ Mic.
Meta Glass, a member OF the fact,l,v
81 Randolph Macon Woman's Colicps
mas volunteered FOR y NJ c. 4 work
IN France. She went 10 New York 70
y" ready to leave as early as S:,urd,,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. August IL
Miss Bessie Winston WriEh-
of Rappahannock County. and DR.. j
NJ. Gouldin. of Tappahannock. were
married Saturday at Barton Heights.
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Bomb ''ound In Mail noe.

SEARCf, ARK, August I7.-When a
mail bag was dumped on the distribut-
ing table here recently well-con-
structed bomb rolled out. The clerk
made rush for the door. spreading
the news. There was stampede OF
villagers who had collected at the post
office to get their daily mail. The
bomb was turned over to Federal in
veStigators.
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LfNCliBURG. VA. Angus, - >,;.
Gladys Virginia pet,inecu d.rch,a
81 Mrs Frances Marion Pct,inrcIl and
george Th"rnhill Adams. Of Lynchburr
were married Saturday at the rive
mont Methodist church
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Named ru.inc.. uo,,,

HKISTvL VI, August -Iosoph
w Snead. OF the Knoxville. Tenn. ca
company has been appointed new
business manager Of tho Bristol G.S
and Electric Company Mr. Sun,d
tered the service OF the KnoSyiu. Gns
COMPANY fou. years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

BRISTOL. VA. Angus, IA we'd
ding OF interest To friends here and in
this section was solemnizcd this week
when Miss Sara Bertha kceblcr was
married TO c. NJ Rocket
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l.fNCHBtRG. VA. August l7.-An-
nouncement has been received here OF
the marriage of Letcher c. Coleman.
formerly of this city. and Miss Eva
May Brooks. of Detroit Mich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

SucceHsful businesa men use the Helm
wanted Columns OF The Timen- Dis
patch TO MI quality positions. Read the
Help Wanted nds.
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Arrange for Trud. "a AL,

hTsIHT TOD, Va August II -.Nor
'hdhts week VIII he held here This
year. september and 6 The program
VIII b" IN charge OF the local Assocj,. .
uon oi credit Men and the board of
trade W
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of the Coun-
Gil and committees had been called
yesterday for this week:
Tuesday-Common Council. S r. NJ:
Finance Committee. s p NJ
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"Gnrg.c Inrnden LIN INN.

10 ID . y, August l7.-'C;arrle
Pai""e has been added TO the numer
"us medical paradct which American
soldiers have to submit to in cam,
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Angus.
l'.-Charlcs s Taylor. of Richmond.
and Miss Lille Payne, of this city,
were married Monday in Washington.
tn" ceremony taking place at the resi-.
d"ncc of tho Rev. Hugh = stevens
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Activities of Dan
Cupid in Virginia
Many Couples United in Matri-
monial Bonds During the
Past Week.

LSNCHBCRG, VA. August 17.-TroY
O'Bricn Graves and Miss Middle Alma
Rulings were married Monday night.
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VIII 60 Over 70 Er,nc.

hf HctBCRC. VA. August i5-M!gs
Louise iocher, ~ Glasgow. VIII be i'm
The Pollard Unit when i, sails for over.
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r,RtDERICkSBuRG. VA. August II
MAJOR Linn Walker Scarles announces
me marriage of his daughter. Miss
,iafrie'te to hcnjjamin a. DoeEctt. NJ
~ ~ formerly OF Wccms, Lancaster
ou"S' va on Saturday. August 10 a,
Joliet, nj. ' at
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HUsTiNGs RELEASE DEED.

Leroy T. Brown to John r Swartout.
.9N W feet, south line Decatur. July
-. 1915. $1.460.
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seas y NJ. c. y. work next month
ass l-ochrr has taught for TWO vcnrs
st Aitavista E'"'S
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Send your message to thousands az
pr"p'" through Timc.- Dispatch W,n,
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lfNcHBURG. VA. August IT.
sergeant j. T.. Grant. of Richmond. and
MISS Elsie I. Berry. daughter of Ms.
:. T. Berry, of this city. were married
August &. Mt Amherst
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To buy sell, exchange or trade,
mes-DIs1ntrh Want Ad. nrc the
snlesmen efficient.
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WINCHESTER. VA. Angus, 17--A,.
nouncement was made to-day OF tn,
marriage on August .. OF Charles D.
Funk. formerly Of iagcrstown. Md.
and Miss Ellie l.. Byers. daughter Of
samuel y. Byers
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hARl.DTTESNILLE, VA. August II
ust Stille. of Richmond. and Miss
; :. laden daughter of Mr. and Mrs
w. - MAIDEN OF this city were married
tuesday IN Rockville. Md.
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nlaIrleo MONDAY in Washington.
''"'' OF inc KEY, Hugh : Stevens.
- NJ ~ tG. VA, August IT,
e"mi '' T.. ,'Eant' OF Richmond. and
: =, 80 =. ht'rH' "a"Shtcr OF Ms.
herrN, OF TINS city. were married
August &. nt Amherst.
WINCHESTER. VA. August 17.-An
nouncement was made to-day OF tn.
marriage on August .. of Charles D.
funk; formerly of Iiagerstown. Md.
samuel ~ Hyers
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August
Thames w. Boland and Miss Lucy
FerncyhouSh. both of this city. wer,
married Thursday.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Stratton. Of Anpoma,tnr
have announced the approa ching mar
rage. on September . of their daurE
ter. Miss Sara Mildred Strotton -,
John Howard Elder of city Point.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA August l..
John Rccdy Bennett. of Clio. $.
and Miss Martha Arnold Baker. dauSn-
-. - "''' "iiled IN marriage
ridaF night.
Akl-oI TESNll-LE IA. August
-. -acy OF this city. an cnsien
~, -, ihe ohited states Navy. and Miss
, tosa f's'eiie tiinehauEh. daughter Of
- =. T.. fin"baugh {. Clifton Fors-
'' r. lily
D>N LIZ" VA" August l7.-Miss
" n Note'I ana carson Car
j.a v.,., we're quietlE mar
re" edneShay night at Chatham.
"a, ,, 10 ~ ~. august IA
das'1s "so',nr was solemnized Thurs
nea- Coos 49,. 81 nehrE = Wilkes
heu'oFd county, when his
y?unses' daughter Miss Anna Ruth
" likes was married to Robert Earle
rREnrp1cxcD,.n,.
Mar,;n ~. I'D. ~ A. August -
Na-Ir 80, hahnh' United states
Mic Nar,, ' ,. d Cuantico, and
and Mic. M, - Vi rhi'aoeiphid
,hia H"IH IS, snrns, of Philadcl-
t:ra 80" LES, al Vuaniico' and Miss
,,rT..d 8. ,, y! NorH'h. NY were
mere J. ri"aE night.
IyE,,Ip,-pc y.
v,r,,i ~, - ~ "a August l7.-Miss
%aw vari. ~ n.ohewaii Thompkins, OF
p,,,l non ~ -, '"u lieutenant Cecil
a resident of Onl,,ann 60, corps
riod a, - yti al were mar
urd,, t,, '''''" fio'"! mere sat
man. Of Alexnndro yo"hs business
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- -
VIRGINIA.
.Lo,ue Cottage
Virginin Bny station,
Ocean View. Vn.
Open June LIST to October
Mt. Elliott Springs Hotel

Most delightful and conyenIep, >.
sort in Virginia Mountains; main ,ina
OF c. & Q. Railway. Open for gun,t s
June Is. 1900 feet above the sea Ei'.'
mineral springs. Amusements, srin,
ming pool. bowling. tennis. Munin
Dancing. 10 acres I'm lawn, with sh.,S.
walks. For Information write Mrs
T.. Porter. Mt. Elliott. Virginia.
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ctiARLoTTESNILE. VA. August
l'.-James w Roland and Miss Lucy
FerneyhouEh. both of this city. were
married Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

l.YNCHBCRG. VA. August 17-ur
ana Mrs G. NJ. Stratton. of Appomattoy
nave announced the approa ching mar
rage. on September {. of their daurE
Ter, Miss Sara Mildred Stratton. to
John Howard Elder. of city Point
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-03-01
TREATMENT OF KICKING cow
Care and Patience Will Effect Cure IL
Right Methods Are Used-Two
Ways Of Tying.

Care and patience will cure the
kicking COW if the proper methods
are employed. One method is to pass
q rope or strap with loop in one
end Of it around the body of the COW
and draw it tight. The cow will usu-
ally jump at first, but when she finds
she cannot get out of the rope she
will stand still. If this method causes
the COW to give bloody milk, place the
rope or strap behind the udder, and
draw it tight as before.
Another method is to hobble the
COW by passing the rope around each
leg behind the udder. and tying just
above the hooks. This method Is
dangerous one, however, for the per-
son tying the rope. After these meth
DDS have been repeated few times
the COW will stand quietly to be milkeds
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-03-01
Fairview Items

The work that the Dorcas Society
is doing for the Red Cross is pro-
crossing nicely. The next all-day
meeting will be with Mrs. Roy Nor
gan, Friday, March /. All those
who wish to attend these will be
cordially received and their help
appreciated. A good way to help
the Kaiser is to refrain from at
tending these meetings and helping
in this worthy cause.
Mrs. Hechtner. Mrs. Bond, Mr..
and Mrs. James Helton and George
Frederickson and wife We're dinner
guests at the Roy Morgan home
last Sunday.
VIM. Schetzle is laid up with the
grippe.
T. H. Daugherty met with a seri-
GUS accident last Friday while haul
ing straw. He fell backward from
the wagon on the frozen ground