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February 25* 1897
Misses Carrie and Lena Stover and Messrs Wheeler Almond and Charlie Stover of Page, were guests at Mrs. Keyser’s from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs. W. T. Yancey has returned from a trip to Baltimore and Washington.
(Miss Alice Botta has two of Warrenton’s belles, Miss Mary Fletcher and Miss Jennie Turner visiting her.
Mr. John J. Miller left for Charlotte, N.C., Monday
Master Floyd Compton, a very promising youth of your town, who has been clerking in Mr. Silvey’s Store, is now attending school at this place.
For fear of wearying your readers, I will close with one great big Hurrah! for Cropp. Signed, U. No.
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Friday, Nov. 17, 1933
Messrs D. D. and C. J. Miller attended the Bankers’ Convention in Luray Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs. L. V. Merrill, Mrs. Lizzie Jenkins and Mahlon Ramey were Wash* fngtou, D.C., viaiters^Friday. -
Hon. W. T. Yancey was'in Richmond Saturday and attended the dinner given by Governor Pollard to the surviving members of the Constitutional Convention.
Mr. Ralph Rowzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Maurice Rowzie, and Miss Marian Richardson, of Richmond were married Friday last in Washington, D.C., by Rev. John
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