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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11

brief visit 1.-THE Arthur Holm home
The Nels Christensen and q b.
zGlader families were entertained Tor
q. six o'clock dinner at the Mrs. Peter
Norman home We dnesday evening. B
School opened Monday after, q two
week&Yacation. s..,s u U
& Miss Margaret Anderson left on Tues
day for Winona where she attends the
teachers college. 5---5
Chas: Holm berg spent Wednesday
in WiNma ts
Donald and Arlene Covell Of New
London were guests at the home, Of
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G.. Anderson here last week.
Herman SWenson, Mrs. Aug: Bro
man and Mrs. Edith Strong were. am
%ong those from .Atwater who attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. spellisey: at
Litchfeld on Thursday forenoon.
. Rev. and Mrs. zLeVander and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A Stark were
guests at the Mrs. Elmer johnson
home for dinner on Thursday evening,
81 Gus: Myhran Of Rugby, ~. b., was a
guest at the 6. a, Stark home during
the holidays. 81 Sc
Eds. Johnson who has been visit
ing with his folks at Joliet, Ill, re-
turned on Wednesday. go: {: s;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Isaacson delight
fully entertained "a number; Of their
relatives and friend { for six O'Clock
dinner at their home on Thursday $eN-
Eening in honor of Herman. Swenson,
the occasion being his birthday ami
versary. Covers were laid for nine
teen s.s., ,z.,sj :,.5@. 3, .;z. s, /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Leslie spent Tues
day afternoon at Pennock. ...,..:,
Mrs. Ingvald G. Anderson entertain
ed about fifteen of her lady friends at
her home on Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent in playing 500. 4
delicious luncheon was served at. a
late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. sS.aB. Glader. and" fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holm, Miss
Hilma Norman and Mrs. Peter Nor
man were entertained at the C.. G.
Lundquist home for dinner on Satur-
day, evening. So
Mrs Anna Ostlund and the Misses
Hanna and Hilma Ostlund came down
from Willmar on Wednesday and spent
the afternoon visiting at the CA.
Stark home. 80. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A. Isaacson and
family. Mr., and Mrs. H.. N. Isaacson,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Broman, Mrs.
Edith Strong ands5 two children, Mrs.
]. P. Lindquist, Miss Ida Lindquist
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Isaacson were
entertained as guests at dinner par
>ty at the, Nels Blomberg home on Sat
urday evening. ! The table was pref
ti!y decorated with candles which
were lighted while the dinner was be-
ing served Covers were laid for 20,
Mrs.ss:GssA "A. Stark. very pleasantly
entertained q com Dany. of ladies at a
party at her home on Saturday after
noon
= Haldo Slinden, Ole Slinden and Miss
Betsey Slinden left Tuesday night for
Plaza, N. D., to attend the funeral of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. %. T..
Sind who died at her home on. Sunday
night. Mrs. Sind will be rememb ered
here as Miss Gena Slinden.
C. w. Johnson and son Clarence
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11

lily were called to- his bedside by a
summons each dreaded. He passed
away few minutes later. :.
John Lundin was born in Sweden
August rs, 1860 and came to America
in 1882. Aster remaining jim this
country few years he returned to
his native land and then came back to
America, buying farm in Kandiyohi
County, Mimi. In 1903 he was united
in marriage to Miss Alice Nelson
(sakariason) and to this union six
children were born, two proceeding
him in death. u,
Mr.. Lundin moved to this county in
1909 having purchased the Johnson
farm in Madison township, and by
hard work and native thrift developed
it into one Of the most modern farms
in the county. 81:
Blessed with kindness rare IN these
days, and ever actuated by spirit of
neighborliness and tolerance, Mr.:
Lundin endeared himself to all those
with whom he came in contact. His
passing is truly mourned.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wi
dow and four children. namely: Paul,
MYRTLE, Walter and Lawrence, all of
whom made their home with their
parents. $685.,
The funeral was held Dec. 80, at
the Swedish Mission church at La
Bolt, Rev. A. w. Magnuson officiat-
ing. The pail bearers were Messrs.
John H. Berg, J. 3. >Lindell, Ole A. Pc
4terson,z A: G. Swanson, John A.. skog.
:lund. and Fred Lofquist. :: s.
= Those attending the funeral from,
this county were p, kblad of Will.
mar, John A. Skoglund of Lake Flor
ida and Carl and Mabel sakariason Of
Lake Andrew - SIS az -. Il -. ).
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN
Rev. M. LeVander, pastor,

AtWater: s..szs..$
Sunday school 3 N.
Services 3 p. m.
Grove City:
Z Sunday morning service at 1890 a.
M 81 &, s$*s M n
4 IS, X X
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ss Rev. Email Malmstrom, pastor
;Atwater: It'll. II. 49,. ri Il
I Sunday school 10 a. m. '.. ......5
There will be no services in either
the Atwater or Rosendale church on
Sunday on account of#the absence Of
the pastor. ;s.&s SIS.
x
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
John Trelstad, pastor
aAtwater;
Sunday school 10 a. IA. 3.
Norw. Services Il a. N.
y. p. z. 7, 8 p. m. 81
Arndahl:
English services at 8 >. m.
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Entertained for Dinner

Mr. and /. Mrs. n, Y. Larson enter:
tanned friends for dinner on Friday
evening, Jan. 9Th: Covers were laid
for twelve and a very NICE dinner was
served A very social time was enjoy:
ed by all present. .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Bible Study Held

+ Bible Study Held
The Bible class of the Swedish Luz
>theran church met at the home Of P.
M Nelson's Sunday evening. A very
large crowd turned out and everybody
enjoyed themselves. ,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Entertained Friday Eve

~. entertained friday Eve :
:. supt. and Mrs. p. M. Paquette enter
tanned about thirty guests at their
home last Friday evening. The even.
ing was spent in playing whist and
other afnusements.. "A delicious lunch
was served at late hour.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Legion to Give Play

Legion to Give Play
The Legion will give a. home talent
play in the town hall next Monday
evening, the 10th. The proceeds will;
go to the Boy Scouts. On Tuesday ev-
ening they will give the play~at Kan
diyohi' and the proceeds at that place
will also go 10 the Boy Scouts.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Gives Extra Play

Gives Extra Play
MrS<J. Goats the proprietor of the
local Lyric put on an extra show last
Monday evening in this village. The
proceeds went, to the Campfire Girls;
and the Boy Scouts. IS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11


5zszs Miss lpspor How i
teacher lns The local. -
year TONED Oh shere hetWeen kra1tns;
IN Monday and ~ hoineSp
Rev and MRS. lex:R o1lston Mrs
Houg aim gig was #enrot ffpr Ghokio
st WhichI place che teac hatIn'x t l'll.I
year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11

- u ~ E.
AnnuaI Meeting ot Fire Dept.
S. The local fire department held their
annual meeting on Tuesday evening
OF asst week. The following officers
were elected: s., NJ. :.%ss5, !. III
{ i Nels Christensen, Chief.
. Chas. Hanson, First Assistant.
S George Roetzer. Second Assistant.
}s Nels sBlomberg, Chief Engineer.
I Swan Z. Olson, First Asst. Engineer.
Frank Danielson, Second Asst. En-
,gineer. &
Swan y Olson was elected as sec
Rotary and treasurer.
a committee was appointed at this
meeting to purchase badges for each
of the department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
GLASS RAILWAY
SECURITIES IN DEMAND
Expansion in Car Loadings to
Be Reflected in Months
Earnings.
Withdrawals "f Millions Sends stock
Higher on Ru,ins Orders on Buy-
Ing order. of Few hundred shares
T"hnrcucs Score ton~picuou.ly,
Nv Iirnndatt WnlI.


NEW YORK., oct; Wall Street
construed the opcr-SUuday develop
mcntS in the Near East fayorably
and marked up ahc prices OF stocks
from ono to three POINTS todaN
Although thcrr was a small attend
ancc on tho floor of the Stock Ex
change owing 10 the jewish holt
day DEALINGS were fairly active. In
t,ial prices showed substantial gains.
but before the first hour had ended
r"actionary tendency drvclnpc,i.
wipinc out half OF the early advance.
offerings We're readily absorbed. how
ever. ;" that before noon the rise
was resumed.
4 considerable part OF tn, suyins
was for tho account of shorts VIII,
bought right up To tn" close, final
prices being near tho host sterling
exchange was higher because OF tho
more favorable foreign news. can
money was a shade lower General
strength prevailed IN the bond mar
Aet Wheat was lower. but cotton
advanced sharply
Good BuyinE In lIirh-Cinss Rails
ecu huHiuG appeared in the nigh
class dividend paving rails. Advances
from one to two points being 70
corded IN tho most aCiiv. issues. Tho
steady expansion In carloadiuus hc-
INK reported ny tho Transportation
companies IS expected to TO reflected
in favorable earnings statements for
september.
y good licking was given SOM, n
the shorts i'm corn Products RyGn-
Inc and Mallinson. corn Products
sold eN-diNidcnd and closed tho day
Win not advance OF more than
two points Withdrawal Of all onnr-
ings IN Malltnson caused rise of
more than point on buying orders
for few hundred shares.
Mallins"u was well bought Trade
authorities report further improve
meut in tho silk h,kiuoss.
'T"hnrc" shares C"n>pIcuou..
Ioh"cco shares were conspicuous
FOR their strength under leadership
OF United Retail stores. which cIoscd
with net gain of n"arIy f,ur roin..
Street gossip had it thar the deal
for acquisition or ~" schultz chain
OF stores had been completed
Electric StoraC" Battery was I'm
good inquiry, advancing NOR. than
two points to = new high pric. in
expectation that tho directors n, THAR
meeting in thS near future viii in
creas" the dividend from 81 to a
81 annual basis.
InfaNo rahle reports relative Ia
chandler persist despite tn. optf-
mlstic utt"rances OF insiders. Runors
that tho dividend will he passed a,
the next meeting have no founda
ton in fact.
srh'yab an Directorate.
\ new hich record for this move
ment was established by I.oew..
Charles NJ Schwab j. expected 10 h,
added to tho directorate at the meet,
lnr 10 be held Wednesday,.
Stccks Of lead and zinc producing
companies were eagerly purchased =,
higher prices. American Zinc rnsc
nearly two points and 81. Joseph Lead
nearly one Callahan Zinc and Lead
was fractionally higher on buvinr
which followed tho mailing Of a 10,
tor by President Borg This l.ttar in.
formed shareholders OF tho improve
ment which had occurred in the lead
and Zinc markets recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
NEW YORK MARKET
CLOSES WITH GAINS
I.Ry AssociAteA rrc..l

y Nv OK Is. trt "a. early alvanc.
= HTUl, hA.i cent on batter news from
me- heavy southern sailing i'm In. ',n
ND H.' to-day y good part or th- !ni,U,i
80" w. ''st IN corS"Yu"uC". with l,rru,
ILL gtE;IrtoGis s"'.i us. IN from 2o-. H.
!ns Tn marker rlSs.d I,ty ~, "hh
vance ~ 20 .n-Tnififs 80 q" 'e' ""-
h' gp"ninr "-s firm at nm atynnc. q,
" ~. me- on "v'iN- towering hy r.,
~. m" renewed strength Of ih. !n.Iih
,harH'' ar0 tn. rop. ~ u T,aT.,ur 80, 90
Mrhl ~ ;n@ N"sr Eastern di,pui. -
VOC. 500 Up ~ 20 =, and .i.ur.'rv 90 20, =.
~ I.tft from N" low urIc"s OF Sat
= guy The demand SEEMED -, H.
--''. .'" a. these figures uy h.,,,
soss, f|,a1 aims from M south This
80 cu,!nS tn" balance Il III" dav
-i.tT scattered or continued 'frt,l,,. 80
10, southern account ''" ''''
,,. 'n.tnf va very ac'iyN At tho star,
.iut curing ne MIDI" Of thn ;iHN bc,E,,,,
.hE more active again toward In, cIo..
49, me- AS renewal =, Southern
...I. ms YEAS accompanied nv rannrt
p.r' lg4thrlN 10 IN" Southwest, ami
m . !. market was weak and mae. -
-. nc lose at apprnN!IUa ".y The ior.s
80. - more private crop r.
ion 90 ana n. indicaiei Weld 10 ~, az ia
"a. ne Other mad" Tho condl,iou .l
- .'l ing 70 canvass mad. IL, ~ -,
49, Httr "shfF one members or tn. ~
eor5i,iioonn i.po,t OF ~ compared Win a.
vars average 49," ''' 'hr
-ePi9ions cypress - 20 the rrobal. shaw
to a., no morning.. Hanged from a7oj..i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03

CHICAGO. oct. Cattle: receipts. 81
steers strong 10 loo higher: other grade.
and western 1rAss"rs - 20 lie lower. top
maturHd beef -,"ers. i:'S. best long ycar
few lows nv 20 900. In between grade.
he"f COWS and h"ifers. slow. unevnnly
lower o'h"r GRADES and canncrs about
steady. bulls stoc.er> and feeders, -,csd>
80 weak spots lower: yea! calves un
s.Hny - 70 = "a I~S- W.. , nnih a.''taSi.
and hei,"-- '25 n 49, bulk dcs.rab %
v-alrrs. II .N,Eill..p
Hog. r"c'ir,s 5000. steady on d"'ir-
- u cents lower on palmer Kinds. nu.k
$50 =" 20 pound aN"-aS". - grTlnp. top.
i"I csrly,, npik. 10 70 i" pound aver
$o-pound ou;ehc,. io.".u 10 -. bulk PACK
.nssow. 'In -. iiss mostly .e:ia'J'
opened "a 90 - -"nts lower closing mostly
!" below general ,Tai" Friday. tor ma
nEcs. u s. IN CITY butcher: 1875 70 .packc- :;
900: ten cas- choice Idaho lambs. ITO.
wwi,h 40 '.edsTs of -. i',5; -s douh,~
ycari'nG we,hers l2o'.
$50, lower. steers 500 !" -. bulls. 5aH
500. cows i..rpT..5
tsiyes: receipts 800. >ieady. yr-is.
",0n. i'tl" calN"s 7L""?sn
She"r and lamb. T",Hir's. 1871, w"sh
so'%i, 3'" @,. 50" ,c, -''a"" ''n.
h"s' r1g"p'.. SO '"wcr 'ucd,um 20
h"H-. lc.-pi %, 'oi.h, ;5sas#.
.l,',': r1A. ~, n.s,.
. -nd n.cA.r> 80 n.dum 100 lsh',.
continued ON Ninth ragc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
BOND PRICES ADVANCE
BR|SKLY IN MARKET
Chicago Crea, Western rs
Lead in SRailroad
Group.
Try Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. Bend prices
made brisk advance in todays
market on tho strength OF more fav-
"rable developments In the Near
East. most OF the demand. however.
coming from! speculative interests.
Argentina 5s led the foreign groups
with 4 2-point gain. Advances Of
! tn Ia. however. were made by
Belgian i-2s, Paris-I.yons- Mcditer-
ranean 6s, Sz"chn- SIC vakian SIS and
Bolivia SIS. The i per cent issues Of
bordeaux. Lyons and Narcotics each
mad advanced i2 in tho early trad
ing but forfeited all Of their gains
before the close. Brazil 7I-2 Ger
tlhcatcs fell back 3 IL points. APP
parently In response to the with
drawal Of syndicate support.
speculative industrial liens out
shone the second grade railroad
mortgages fer the first time i'm soy
"ral weeks. Ccrro DE JaSco SIS were
tho individual fcatur" with a gain of
l-2 points. and were hard pressed
ny kayser IS. Consolidated Coal OF
Maryland 10. lnvincible oil SIS and
CUBA Cane SIS. all OF which moved
MP IL to . points. Other strong
spots In this division wers Der,
: l-2s. Armour 80. Wilson convert
iblo SIS. Pro ducers and Refiners SIS.
with Warrants. l.aclede Gas 5s and
FISK Rubber SIS. American Cotton
pli rs were heavy. slipping back
/ 2 points
tn" rise In tho railroad croup were
led by Chicago Great Western Is.
which, improved lie points with
sli.htly smaller gains being noted
Sh -. Fanl convertible 4l-os and
running is. Chesapeake and Ohio
convertible -. Chicago and Alton As
S"ah"ard Air Line rcfundinr rs and
Kansas city Southern IS Atcbisop
convertible IS OF 1850 dire pped
points.
Liberty issues were slightly high
or.
Total sales 'p.r voIue). sl1s.3ooo
LIBERTY IuA> BOND MARKET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
ADVANCES STRONGLY
fNy Nssnciatch prrsa1

NJ" ORLEANS. oct 2-Th- much more
'~N"ra"I" reports concerning tho Sear
f'"S'"th situation caused IL strong EdyRnr.
III COTTON ON tho opening today but I'm
mo '"'" ir"'inE nearly all O.. tho min.
VIZ Wilt "ui hy inniiatinn ~ long
r"h'rn'tS aud ih- CLOSE showed M rains
TOT IN" iay OF hut to L. point, ~
'"nn"i closing ut las. after having irn.Icd
- h6h az .'''' Following tn, first ~.
flhN "f strength. there was no fnr,n.r
ItstrN~iN" trading IN" long .i.,. ma
"nt'nI good nur, Of the sessions price,
- ~" "I"ninE ami for shor, time
'''.'' ~ I'HS Wa -N,!t"i aud tho nr,.,
'"' L" b"N caused a rapid advance wli.h
N'"H "ii"unt"i to SO to Ia POINTS ON ~.
'I"N' n'ilN" trading Positions Short sci
- ~ ne INST SESSIONS ot last We,
NJ" h"Ht prominent among III. huN.r>
heavy. N'"""' "'N
i.'Ltihn-d favorable weather over IN.
~" "''.'H I" yhr'k the advance. hu, IN.
hr.NI nhn'd-ti"n late Ia the DAY wa.
"Hr =" tax rf extremely heavy rIuuirr
," tp,nT =" ~ r"tort due on tho opening
t'"N' ,'Nn"tt movement OF the iuy IA 20
h";> iIvln all United States norris cau.sl
,'.'' "i hi"ni 10 POINTS around the Jn,J
x 81 IN" day. hut they did moi hnIi
~ 'nr l""",t ~ III" day prices vera n,,i,.
d" '"lhis over last weeks ANAL, VI, i
4''''h"'f OH to - 81 %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
LIBERTY InN> BOND MARKET
" Fredk +. Noting n Co. investnc n,
,N E. Main Strc.t. Rirhmnnd ".


NTUn NfOTF Y4TT.
Remarks: Very far run a., c.i,t. Me-
k"t active and prices fuli s'r.dy vim
asst week
strictly good -,""rs 100 10.
Ezra "n"i"" heavy steers Hirhe-
Medium 10 good steers LOCO
"a 10 lbs ....... -t.,
common :" u"dnuu S'.ors
500 To an MS 81, sy
t'n"tl ~ ch"I,a cow. .. o.,
Medium to EuuI cows a. 2,
common I" medium cows 10 a.
tld moor cows ......... 81
Medium to good oxen ... H. =
Common 80 medium oxen. e.. = %.
tu butcher bulls -l
bologna hulls ......... a.. :, a.
Light. common hulo=ns hull. ~ :,
'h"iCe fat h~if"rs. rsN 10
!. 90 lbs ................ - n
Medium to good h"ircrs go
." ~ lbs, ........... si-o ~
Cn'Nnnn ." medium h-irrrs = =
Good corn ted hogs lsn H.
ny ...-.--.. ...-.....-..-...-- u q
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotation. Carkie Company. Main
CIT. md stnte Securities.

Bid Asked
Va. So. Old c, and 1913: oia
Va. Centuries. ,. g..
c. and r., ....... 1891 76s II
West Virginia 3is. 1855 a55
bonds.
c. and r. Tel Co. OF
OF Va. LIST $751;. -
y. and L. +. Co. 5s.l?36 3l3 ~
Car. Pub. Ser. Co. ss... l023 lO+
y. II. and L.. LIST Ss.la4o So
V. II. and +. Co. 5s.i?34 ST
r. s. Register Guano
per cent bonds. 1863
street Halfway stocks.
V. Il and l.. Co. pr. loo Ios a
V. r. and l.. Co.. en-. 100 80 81
railroad stocks.
a. c. l.. OF Conn. -. 100 III
r.. +. and T.. com. 100 30
r.. +. aud T.. Div. OF 100 $50
Good corn tcd hogs. 10 Ito ,o, go
Good corn fed PIGS ana shosts 10 a il
AlI Southern hogs sold subject to in.
sp"CtIon. and when soft aud
oily. | q" 70 "n.
Good Wright. calves ..,.... II q
tFsnCy. la i2'..,
Medium Virginia cHl'cs...'. , q
Hest southern calves ......... ~ y
Medium southern csiv"'......
Rough AMI heavy - iv"s.-..
Good lambs Observation-Disclosures. ~ n Is
Medium iamns .....-........... - q IL
Common 10 rttr sheep ...... q
y B.-Boginnsne Lgiy -, 'hs market
and Monday. ~ cs't!" sold or weighed
on other than th"s" days
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InAnrnnrn SfncLa

Hu. Life ms. Co.. 100 267
Lilo lns. Co. OF Va. 100 $40
va. Il. and NJ. Ins. Co. Is IL !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03

y B-Bcgiunine .lgly -. 'hs market
lay. for cattle VIII Ue Friday, SATURDAY
nd Monday. NJ cs'tl" sold or weighed
IN other than these days
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mcmMoNn GRAIN ExcHaSGE

"''"NN'e Solicitations on Change
September Cinfwy 81
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FLA. rgt. Hn=,.
"tr'-. Ii-n' Ttu-g'CtS sr.tds. ne.N
~nd r.ct.rs SO. m.dwm 100 l.h's.
,Cuntinucd ON Ninth IagcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

granddaughter. OF Salem were guests
OF Mrs George l.. Gravely las, week
Mrs. j. Murray Ho"k"r ~ stuart.
has r"tursd home. after Visiting her
sister. Mrs. W l.. Penn.
Mrs. Harry hodges and daughter.
Miss Evelyn Hodges. Of Richmond.
have returned HON. after visiting
Mrs i r Penn.
Miss White. ~ Erookncal. is tho
guest az Miss Mary stephens.
Miss Natalie Term lcf, SUNDAY Tor
= wis.,, 81 several weeks In Wash
inEton. Baltimore and New york.
Misses Ssliie Redd. Of Washington.
and Ruth Ecdd. OF Richmond. AZ"
visiting their parents. Mr ana Mrs
!. r.. Esdd
MIR. herbert wcieiycr. Mrs Marion
farrh'. Miss Virginia Farrar and Mis.
Edith Eamey. Of Richmond ar. the
guests "f Mrs. John W. Hamilton
Miss cora Hoard. cf Roanoke IS
IN" sucs' ~ Mrs \ NJ nudi.,.
-. n Marshall left Monday after
noon ~ automobile f"r 4 visit to
Relatives IN Washington.
Judg" :. -. Whit. and Rand"lrh
Whit" spent TN. w"ct end wtth
relatives IN Roanoke
Little Miss Elizabeth White john
st"n. ~ Roanoke. wh" has h."u visit
in. her Irandrar"nis Ndr. and
Mrs. S g. white. has returned
home.
Mrs. ". ~ Grav"ly has returned
home. after Visiting relatives in
Staunt"n Tor two weeks
Mics Elizabeth Junkan. OF Ncw
a.. A.
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BLACKSBURC

Especial ~ The Times Dispatch
ELNIkSEURG. Va. Aug ie-M-.
and Mrs Milton Cuihcrel. Miss Susa
'ntherol and Mrs. w +, Rst-is are
"n camping party In Rockbridre
county
Miss Margaret wade lSf, Friday 20
SPEND August at Craig Healing
Springs
Mrs. lm"G"u" Austin. OF Richmond
i'tt FRIDAY for OCEAN View. after a
months visit in Rlacksburr To- MIR.
aud Mrs. Y 6. Austin.
Mrs. Joseph f. War. has gone FOR
months stay with Commander and
Mrs. j II. Dennis At tn" porthsmoritn
Navy Ward. New iiamp~hjrc
Mr. and Mrs H"nry G. Frochliur
ana young son. Of Richmond. ar.
guests of Mrs. rr""hlings father.
James Is iienhcrS"u
'"ri'in and Mrs j. II. Haskell ana
I""ng daughter HAY" returned from,
Fortress Monroe. where Captain Has
N"il was on duty for SIX weeks :.
!hsir""t"r IN the K. -. T. e. camp.
Mrs -. NJ. T"wnl.y. of Danvillc.
III. - tn" guest for Nu.us, and son
,"mh"r OF her daughter. Mrs. Warr.fs
ilIli"r.
Mrs W |. Summorcll. ~ Edont"n.
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Special >" IN" Tirc. -Disp.,ch.
son MIR. VA AuE l2.-Mrs
Charles Dlc-cnsor md niue Jimmie
nioHcnson az, visiting Mrs Dickcn-
son parents. Nj ana Mrs J. NJ
Johnston.
Miss Julia Powers has returned
tom visit t" Mrs. Il. u. Tucker At
i.rwHatau Courthouse
Charles Kirkland is spending some
tim" a. tho home OF Mrs. e. 9. PaS,
in rran.o. From there he will go
1" Nl.il MS aunt. Mrs. Henry warren,
y Hastings, of Richmond. Ind
tho Su"S' % his daughter. Mrs
~ Il Mcneil
Mrs ~. u Gardner left on Sa,ur.
fAy ." ep"ud sumo time With friend.
IN Charlotte County
Mrs John christian and li,,lo
daughter. Mary Randolph. arc visit
ing MIS-. Taylor Rohinson. in C;jnt.r
rark
Mss Su" Gordon and James Cor
d"n loft on Phnrsday TO spend some
tim" a. Nimrod Hall.
Mrs clyde OvArhy and children
h'r" returned from Hampton. wher.
they spent the month or July.
Misses Jennie and Mary Anne
i!Hp"n hav" gone 20 New Csn,nn
Va. whore They will n. tho ru.s,s
~ Mrs re'er Hove
Mrs iiarvl" blair is visiting Nre
) II Blair IN Washington. T.. e.
Mis- Gertrude Rvland ie srrndin-
s"M" time with friends In Newporr
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