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KILLS 3 BLACK SNAKES.
ONE HENS NEST ROBBER

Specia. 20 The Times Dispatch
WINCH ESTER. VA. July 23-T
II Shell. OF oraudn. VINO has lcng
suspected hCNs rObbing his hens
ness, Is ready "a beg their pardon.
as ac has discovered the real thief
Is The shape and !orm Of q big. fat
black snake Shell caught the take
IN the act of eorGinr itself on half
a dozen eggs Mad as a hornet. Shelf
bounced upon the snake with a fence
raj ana killed IT.
While relating the incident to his
sister. IN. latter eSpicd black
snake po"inS It's head through a
hole IN the upper hoor OF her home
She killed il with - club. ON return
ms Ia the same room after carving
out the snake" she found another of
tho same specie lying on the mantle.
and as that on" was dispatched She
almost Swooned All three snakes
ranged in length from i've to seven
aud one half feet
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
-----51--- -
ny CHAPLIN e. CLARK.
Erai Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Broad Street
Property

BY virtue Of certain Deed OF
corded in the clerks o:,ice OF the
Richmond Chancery Court in u b.
2ot-B page IL. default having been
made IN the payment OF Il portion
OF the debt secured thereby. and be-
ing required by the beneficiary so 80
10. We viii. on
MONDAY, JULY "a 1922.
At o'clock T.. NJ.
on The premises. sell at public auc-
ton the property conveyed therein.
viz
Firs,-Ali tina, certain 10, Of land
lying and being in the city % Ricn-
,acnd. Virginia. beginning at Il yulut
On the southern line OF Broad Street
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWELVE
OF A.!eI! Avenue thence running
Westward? a!ong and fronting on the
southern I'm. Of Broad Street TWEEN
rT eco FEET. thence extending
between parallel lines. ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY G2OD FEET
20 an alley FOURTEEN l4D FEET
wide.
land. lying and being in the City Of
Richmond. Virginia. commencing at a
point On the southern line OF Broad
Street THREE HUNDRED AND
NlNETY-TW t3s2D FEET ives, OF
The western line OF Allen Avenue.
thence running wes;wardly along and
fronting on said southern line OF
Broad street TW ENTr ,2OD FEET.
thence extending back southwardiy
from said Sront. between parallel
lines. ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
Ti t20D FEET 10 an alley FOUR
TEEN pi - FEET wide.
The Two lots are adjoining and vii!
TERMS: For cash as To so much OF
IN" proceeds as may be necessary to
dciray expenses OF executing this
trust, any taxes. etc. that NAV be
due. pro rata portion of 1922 taxes.
anu TO discharge the amount of money
now due. viz. Three Interest notes
for $500 each. with interest thereon
from May 10. 1922. and one principal
note for tho sum OF 100000. with in
terest thereon from May Is. 1922, and
II the residue 100000 May Is. l927
100000 May 10. 1924. said deferred
payments bearing interest at &C.
principal and interest to be represent
ed by notes and secured BY deed Of
trust. and cash as 10 the residue.
JNO. u. CHAPLIN.
THOS. w. CLARk
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MAKE PREPARATIONS
FOR CAMP MEETING
Spccial 10 The Times Dispatch

PURCELLVlLLE. VA. July 2j--
Preparations are now being made FOR
the LUudouu camp meeting. which
w!ll he held on the old site. Benton's
Woods. near Unison. Va, beginning
FRIDAY August Is The religious eX-
crciscs viii he in charge OF Rev. q.
r.. Goddard, u. o.. unit! recently one
a.; the home mission secretaries. but
now pastor 90 Mckcndree Church,
Nashville, Tenn lie will he assisted
rs Rev. =. Henry iam!il, presiding
elder of the Alexandria district. the
pastors OF the adjoining charges and
other ministers II. II Otley. the
former manager. VIII b.. in charge
again this year. Special music is be-
ing arranged for these services
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EXPECT 1000 STUDENTS
AT VA. SUMMER SCHOOL
lspecial to The Times-Dispa,ch.

CHAnLOTT ESNILI.E. VA. July %
AT least 1000 students are expect
cd 20 attend TN. second term of the
University OF Virginia summer guar
Ter. which viii open for five weeks
NJ onday. july 81 Most OF the classes
given during The first term will be
given again, and for those that are
dropped others will hc added.
Attendance during the arsi term
has hcen far ahead or last year. the
total enrolment numbering 2.OSJ
This j. The largest number of stu
dents that has ever been on the
grounds Of tho University Of Virginia
at any one time since its founding
About two-;hirGs 81 the men and
women arc from Virginia. bu, more
than half OF the States and several
foreign countries are represented.
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NEGROES AGAIN BARRED
FROM c. 0. P. CONVENTION
venth Dislric, Ruled
Against Black Delegates
From Charlottesville.
Lspecial 70 The Timer Dispatch. ]

tspecia! TO The Times Dlspatch1
WINCHESTER, VA. July 23.-The
brother In black" again has been
lis wanted at conventions OF the Re-
publican party IN Virginia, in spite
OF his longing TO be AT home with the
g. .. =. fold. when the Seventh
Congressional District convention
met last Thursday at iuray and
nominated State Senator John Paul.
OF Harrisonburs. TO oppose Represen-
tative Thomas W. Harrison. Demo
crat. Winchester. in the November
election. 4 large part OF the convcn-
ton S t!tpc was taken up in waiting
Tor report from the committee on
credentials, before which two CON
tests were argued Convention lead
crs merely made perfunctory an
nouncement. 10 the effect that tho
Kline delegation from Charlottesville
had been seated, and that a contest
from warren County had been with
drawn in the interests OF harmony.
II has since become known tina.
IN" credentials committee mad To deal
with tn. negro question again. In
fac,. II required more time 10 settle
the Charlottesville contest than Il
did to get through with all other con.
Vert!on work.
There were two full and complete
delegations from Charlottesyille
each Ginning to be entitled to tho
seven votes allotted to that city. One
OF these delegations. headed by man
named Cox. had two faithful and
loyal negro Republicans In their num-
Der.
Tn. convention was informed By
The committee that II was the sense
Of the committee that the convention
naming the negroes was Irregular
and a "rump" affair. The result was
The seating Of the lilly white" dele
cation. While il required a lot OF
time to reach This conclusion. IL was
said the members OF the convention
We're by no means surprised at the
committees report.
The negro was told Mt the state
convention. in Norfolk, year or
more ago. that tho party was done
with him. and II IS said Seventh Dis
trict leaders we're n bit surprised 10
see several black men at Luray from
Charlottesville
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Real Estate for Exchange .

lot. best Northampton sec
tion. for good rental property in colored
or factory section. boulevard 1870.
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DiSrLIi i.L4,,,,.ED
- -
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

asf,, A !, Re- MoKE, OF OF LESS !; WITH
ere, THEREON. iBOGT rEN
MILES BELoW RICHMoND. iN
HENEICO COUNTY. VIRGINIA. on
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
In execution OF certain deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned trustee.
dated March II, 1917. and recorded in
the Clerks Office in Circuit Court Of
HcnriCo County in y. B. 2l0-B, nag.
il6. default having been maze in IN.
payment of notes thereby secured.
and being required by the beneficiary
SO TO do. II will sell BY auction, on
the premises.
MONDAY, JULY -. 1922.
Al O'CLOCK =. NJ.
all that certain tract. piece or parcel
Of land. with ali improvements there
on. lying and being in the County of
ienricO, virginia. about ten miles be.
low the city Of Richmond, Virginia
on the WILLIAMSBURG Road, contain
Ing. according to ii survey made by
Walter +. Peasants. 40Sh acres (ex-
cepting ihercfrom that portion OF said
la nd I'll - acres, more or less which
was conveyed 10 w. H. Welsh nv
Thomas T.. Stage by deed bearing
date the 18TH day OF April. 1910. and
recorded in ienrico County Clerk q
Once in y. Is. lSSB. page 226). ana
being the same land which was con
veytd 10 Thomas T.. stage by Mitchell
date the l1th day Of June. 1909. and
in Hcnr!co County Clerk.
Office IN u. Il. 1904. page /.
TERMS: Cash.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
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con.,ruc, Rorrr \. Jnmc. building

DANViLLE, VA, Ju,y 23-Work
viii b" started IN the morning col.
lcctiry material for tho building Of
the Rorer y James Building. which
VIII h"us" the Register Publishing
Company when II is completed. prob
ably som" time IN January, The CON
tract mas been awarded to j. H.
Grouse, Of Greensboro. y - the.
y ans calling for n three story
structur" built OF concrete. this to
b" erected az III" corner OF Union
and Patton Streets
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PUT VIRGINIA. CAROLINA
SECURITIES ON MARKET
Chemical Company's sI2.5OO.
600 l5-iear Gold Bond,
on Sale.

NJ" YORK. July "a bansmy
syndicate headed by Rlair & GO. Inc
hHi'Sarten g. Co Equitable Trus,
company and tn" Chase Securities
corporation are opening subscription
books for The new Sl25eo.cO0 VIZ
e!nih Carolina Chemical Company
htte.n year i-2 Couvertibi. sinking
!und gold bonds, due Ju!y l. 1897
In" sEhsur iDti"n pric. is rs and in.
t"r"'t, Welding about "a per cen,
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z. q. Mn,cIcN Is Imnrn,inr.

hANN lille Va, July 22.-E. -
Moseley. former president Of the Wiz
Einia Press Association. was brought
home last night from stanton where
the association has been in session.
and is i'll at his home He was
stricken with what appears to have
been "A mild attack OF ptomaine pois.
oning' His condition today was re-
ported TO be somewhat improved.
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Trustees Auction
OF
427North 26thStreet

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
IN execution OF a certain deed OF
lrusi TO the undersigned trustees
aated December :th. 1870. recorded in
the Clerks Ofhcc OF Richmond Chan
Gerry Court In II. r. 26S-D, puge 24l
default having been made in the pay
ment OF the sum thereby secured nd
being required by the her eficlary I'M
der said deed OF trust to make sale
hereunder. We will, on
jelly PATH. 1922.
At . o'clock T.. NJ,
ton to the highest bidder. the real
estate described in said deed Of trust,
as follows:
All that lot OF land in the City Of
Richmond, Virginia, with the brick
dwelling and all other improvements
thereon. known AS No APT, situated
at the southeast corner Of 26th and
clay Streets. and bounded as follows
Commencing at the said corner:
thence running southwardly and
fronting on the cast line OF 26th
Street. 10 feet & inches: thence rum
ming back eastwardly between paral-
lei lines Zone or which Is the south
line OF Clay street,. 1872 feet to an
alley l2 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
a. G. WOOT.RIDGE
GEO. l.. RICHARDSON.
Note: While this sale under terms
or said deed Of trust is to be made
TOT cash. arrangements can be made
with the auctioneers for n reasonable
LOAF.
EVERY teiephons !. a Dispa;ch Want "A
st>.ion.
DISPATCH Clsssinod Ads are receiye4
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Trouhetzkoy Faint. DIR. nrucc.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July 90
Prince Troubetzkoy has just com
pleted portrait in oils of Or. Philip
Alexander Rruce, author OF the Cen
iennial history OF the University OF
virginia which has been hung in the
reading room Of the colonnadr Clup
az the university. TO paint the nor
trait Prince Troubczkoy came to the
university from his home at Castle
Hill. near Gotham.
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SEALED rRnrnsAf-s

Sealed proposals. for the construction
OF approximately fourteen rhousaud four
hundred t<&0ob square yards C.: concrete
roadway paving IN the C!ty o: Petersburg
WI. 10 receive! by n" Clty Nanager
until noon. Thu:sday. AUgus. 10. 1879
The t.ving . b. done IA. been d.
Nided iato four GO section. and bid, vll!
ne received on -srH srr'loi. Sc,Ar-t.ly.
Oh Any combination ~ f0uE ssc.lons aud
on he ~nrn a mol"
E,ch h'tds' mus accompany n, bd
o. BIOS ~ certified check for the -Gn.
RIGS should De addressed 20 Louis
brown.ow cts Manager Petersburg
Virginia. and iEiorsrd 'B:i- FOR Paving
hoa6wAys"
The city Manage reserve. th~ rich,
20 reject any or ELL O!cs
Specifications may b. had a, m. Of
nc OF III. cry Engineer and after
July -. ls?;.
Y u BUDD.
cay EnEiueer
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Y" End Campaign In sixth.

fNcflRuRG. VA, July 23.-The
w.nd-up Of tn" congressional cam
pairn In the SIXTH District this week
VIII see Congressman Woods and
Judge y. g. WoodrUm. tho candidates
for nomination. speaking here. Judge
Woodrum j. TO make an address
here Friday night. and colonel Woods
VIII b. henrd SATURDAY, might
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Camp Meeting nj Gr,y.

HEATiiSNll.l.E VA. July IS
wharton Grove camp meeting is IN
progress near Wrcms Marvin Grove
Camp, the Oldest OF all, viii begin
Angus: / DR. Eugene Blake. OF
Memphis Tenn" VII do the preach
ing kiri>lanc Grove Camp begins
Friday August IS
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DEPARTMENT. of PUBLIC
UTILITIES
civ OF Rlchmond Va

Proposals viii be received at the
ONCE OF the Departfent. No 1903 CITY
Hal. until noon on the 3ist day OF
July. 1922. for furnishing and erect
ing two 20 undcrfeed multiple retort
Suckers for the steam reserve ,uiin.
ment OF the Water Works
Specifications are on file and COMES
thereof may be obtained by prospec-
tive bidders
The rish' 10 rejec, any or all bids
is reserved.
r: w. TRAFFORD.
Director.
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SIX Months Finch for Two >err,..

lfNSHBtRG. VA. July "a
CHARLES Mayo and e. Parker. Lynch
burg negroes. were convicted i'm tn.
circuit Court al Eustburg on the
charge Of transporting liquor. and
they were fined $3.50 and given six
months in in!l each The accused
were given until September TO per.
feet an appeal Their defense was an
attempted alibi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-24

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee
dated March p, 1917, and recorded in
the Clerks Once OF Circuit Court of
Goochland County. in -. u. IS mage
l2l. default having been made in the
payment Of notes thereby secured.
and being required by the beneficiary
so to do. II VIII sell by auction. on
the premises.
TUESDAY. JULY %. 1929.
at O'Clock i. NJ.
All that certain tract of land iocat.d
in Byrd District Goochland County.
Virginia. known as Collins Cold
Mine. containing las acres. adjoining
the lands OF the Wilderness Gold
Mining Company and others. being
the same land which was conveyed
by r. "a Gray and +. y. l.. Smith.
Special Commissioners. to Thomas +:
Stage by deed dated September ID.
1905. and recorded in ID. E. So. page
l6S. of the land records of GoochIa nd
County. Virginia.
TERMS; Cash.
AMERICAS TRUST COMPANY.
TruSiae
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AUCTiONS-LEG4LS
Auction Sales

AUCTION sALE-On Friday. July -.
!:-.. a. 10 a. ii. I KAN soil ~ lat
i"'son Loan Once, 1905 East SA!n
Street. all forfeited .Ir1gss 5I-h as
watches. js"e!ry, clothing. ,coi- mus
al instruments etc. 81 pRrt;., ms,
ien"H or redeem pirdy- r-i,r4 hour 80.
sa.. Z. r No-sy Auc-!an-..
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Legal Notices
LASrERs HArIo%4L BANK

PLANTERS NATIONAL. BANK
Richmond. Va. July -! i..2
P1rSuant - I-b1lut!on Of the director.
81 'n!, BANK at meeting held July o.
az. there WI. b. cHi.-d ln..tiu. ~,
he hhsrsholders. TO b. hold Mt their b.,.
inS home. Main and Twelfth streets Eicn-
mord Va, on Tussdsy. August 2. 1872.
az IL CLOCK noon. 70. IA" purpose %,
further amending Section ; o. the Article,
OF Annexation. 30 as TO provide FOR a
noafd OF directors consisting Of not les,
'EhL i've 90 nor more than twenty GO,
sna'enol6ers. to elect such additional g. b.
rectorR may be determined voor. ,n1
FOR tho uansact!On OF any other bu.i.
mesa which would properly come brtor.
said meeting
WARREN NJ GODDARD
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

l5S ACRES OF LAND IN BYRD DIS
TRICT. GOOCHLAND COUNTY
VIRGINIA.. KNOWN AS "COLLINS'
GOLD MINE"
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wante11-Eeal tstute

FOR RESULTS. liE your farms ana city
property "!th Pollard Il Bagby Rich.
!nOnd Va.
LIST your Barton Heights property with
Meyer ksiInaH, so, aGtua. Building.
Gel! Madison :st5.
WANTED to buy from owner OF
room house State location and terms
u +. F.. Box 81 X. r. - ).
FOR RESULTS. Hot your property Nth
chhs. y. Ruchrnund. sl7 East Franklin.
WE can ouDply your wants in zeal .stat.
+ Purcell. JT. Co. Inc. lei SOrih
Eighth g..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-24

FARM BARGAINS.
!. We have a large list of
arms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
|ooking for e farm, large
pr small, see US.
G. L. & H. L. DENOON,
| 807 East Main Street.
Is ACRES-For sale. In tho hear Of RI.
apple section. farm. 10 acres Of and =
room frame house. 3So winssap appls
Eess: spring water on back porch. BOX
.. 49, care Inc Dispatch.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale
Fertile Virginia Farms

Along tn Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway
'direct i'ut- from Gre1t I.ahes Chicago
h.h To 90. TO tn. Atlantic Sew or,
Se~u and Norfolk
Farms as low ns - per acre. consulting
OF STOCK. !!un and dairy farms coIonika-
ton tracts bsautiful Colonial homes true.
eno grain tnrms. Small tar.ns near cit,
Write for special ns'. stating require.
msnts. Address
n. 7. CNAWLEY
Manager. Land Department,
Chesapeaha End Ohio Railway CO.
Richmond. Va
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HUusee fui sale 81
fiOHLhSD PARK rooms franc
house large corner !ot. good rru,. trees
ANA grape sroors, newly papsred and
paiated. easy terms from owner Prize.
5000. Randolph 7E0o-J
MODERN HOME
Delinont .'Hsnuo-s rooms. tie bath
t,-5o. Terms caa be arranged
ROoERS. SMlTH 4. HEsLYp
no. Mutual building
Sadiaon go.
VEST END rooms detached ytsGg
Hebrink d Co, Madison s9:.
CONTRACTORS and bu!ider,-sand :or
sale. Call Madison 2eti
FOR sALE-Highland PARK home
rooms near park; all convenience eI-
cept heat. Owner. Madison tIs2-J
FOR sALEASee Groom house. IN Chez.
ter. Va Small payment down. baI.nc.
monthly u. 7. Curtis. Chester Va
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FLAT.

-Four room nat on west Main
st'es.' nov!y papnr-d and painted
electric liVhta. separate bath Pos
sesston can bs had imm sdistsiy
a. W psr month MORTON G
THALHihRR. Firs, SationA!
Bank building. Phone Randolrh
So
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BROOKS & RICHARDSON, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-24

FOR RENT FOR SALE
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NICE NEW HOME-LArsr corner lot /.
becFooms everything modern two
blocks anov- Brook and Phrk Boulevard,
nice location. $50 including ,hate.
ana Hcreen- NJ S!ze- Ryan: Really
% Rando! ?h 81
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-16
SPRING SEEMS To
Be HERE TODAY
Thawing Process More Active Than
During Winter Period and Most
People Are Hopeful That
Winter Has Passed

The fact that Winnemucca, like
ancient Rome, is a city of hills and
wales, and does not lie within the
fiat lowlands, spells the difference
today between a lake and running
rivulets. Today is the warmest
since early last December and the
snow is moving off in its natural
liquid state toward the Humboldt
river course, where a flood stage
will be recorded if the balmy tenn
peratures of the moment continue
for long. Stockmen and other
ranchmen are delighted at the pros
poets for the passing of winter, it
being termed an ideal state of af-
fairs when the daytime reduces the
snow surplus as night time brings
freeze after freeze. Thus, it is
claimed, does the plant life of the
range attain the best seasonal re-
suits and stock being fed suffers the
least.
The mercury registered Al above
zero this afternoon at 1870 o'clock,
with some prospects of going few
degrees higher in the course of the
afternoon. Winnemucca housewives
had the doors open and were en-
gagged in tanning themselves, for
the change from cold to warm has
been sudden and many of the ma
irons of the city, as well as the
men, find themselves incumbered
with clothing impedimenti that
brings distinct discomfort on salub-
rious days like the present.
Even Colonel Bellyacher had a
smile on his countenance this after
noon as he numbered along Bridge
street and saw in the distance a
beautiful silver lining to the Chi
nook cloud that reposed against the
horizon, admonitory of even better
things in weather sense.
Contrasting with today, yester-
days highest was 20 above; the
lowest this morning was 10 above,
and yesterdays mean was 10 above.
The normal mean for the date
is 33.
Last night snow squat hit this
halcyon vale and left new cover
ing of snow which computed in Ii
quid measure meant .02 of an inch
of precipitation. The prevailing
wind direction today is northeast
and the forecast for tonight and
Friday is rain or snow.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-16

Mr.. ZORRO underwent underwent an
operation for the removal of his
tonsils and says he feels fine since.
Born, February 9th, to the wife
of ]. Roy Bradshaw, a girl, who
has been named Fern Rowena.
Mrs. Ed Brush was very i'll last
week and DIR. Webster pronounced
her ailment as ptomaine poisoning
from tomato catsup. She is much
improved now.
A. C. Burge was also on the sick
list with an attack of acute indi-
gestion.
DR.. Webster says sit never rains
but it pours." He certainly had a
strenuous time of it last week.
j. w. Tiexerria, who has his
sheep at the Perurena ranch, being
fed, was a business visitor to Elko
the last of the week.
Mrs. Steve Ferraro and children
will arrive home this week from an
extended visit to her mother, Mrs.
Coppidge, in California.
Jim Grigsby thinks folks are
making a needless "how-de-do" over
his mishap. 1t seems that his finger
is not cut off nearly as short as
first reported, and while very
painful cut, is mending rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Bradshaw,
who journeyed to Reno for the road
meeting, are spending some time
visiting their numerous relatives
and friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Baker are
also Reno visitors, having stopped
off on their way home from Cali
fornia to be with Mr.. and Mrs. H..
X. Harvey.
Ed Connors was in town Sunday
from Willow Point and reports two
feet of snow on the level in the
lower Godcheaux fields.
Frank Danglemair, accompanied
by Chas. Farrell and Floyd Brush,
came up from Winnemucca on Fri
day, and report a strenuous trip in
the face of the storm.
w. R. "Jim" Raymond spent the
weekend in town with his folks.
Mrs. J. p Riley entertained the
teachers, H. C. Hampton and Misses
Frances Case and Nora Roberts,
also Geraldine and Opal Harvey, at
chicken supper Sunday evening.
Today being st. Valentines the
school children celebrated by hav-
ing the usual Valentine boxes"
Miss Cases and Miss Roberts room
joined forces and all the youngsters
reports a very dandy time," with
''lots" of pretty membranes, both
"store" and "home- made" and q
"treat" from the teachers, too.