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ing a first class case of jitters because of herds of deer just starting to enter his young orchards.
c. Deer tracks in the Swindler orchard are as thick as cow tracks in a barn lot.
Also they tell me tanners bothered with deer damaging their crops can get a permit from the game warden to shoot them at any time of the year.
In addition I’ve been told that -growing a young orchard over in Shenandoah county' has become nigh onto an impossibility.
Amissville News
Mrs. Sadie Withers. Mrs. Mablc Amiss, Mrs. Eva Ball of Washington,I). C. spent last Saturday with Mrs. Charlie Compton.
Mrs. Milton Payne is very much indesposed at this writing.
Mrs Fannie Putman is spending sometime with Mrs. Miton Payne.
Miss Virginia Tapp was dinner guest last Sunday night of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tapp.
Miss Virginia Hhughes of Washington, D. C, spent last week end with her father, Puller Hughes.
Mr. Sam Compton returned home Friday after spending a week with his daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wharton in Arlington
Mrs. Minnie Swindler and Thomas Taylor of Sperryville snent last Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Compton.
Mrs. Cora Bunch spent a few davs with her daughter and sontin-law. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Thompson in Arlington.
Mrs. Minta Richardson has returned to her home after spending a few days in Richmond. 1
Rev and Mrs. Witters of Colonial Reach are spending - some ti'm- with their daughter and sonin-'aw. Re. and Mrs. John Ho’-ge.
Miss Virginia Tanp was dinner guest of Mrs. Charlie Compton.
Mrs. John Poe, Miss Irv.a Poe Mrs. Whitermart and Mrs. Redges soenf last Thursday in Baltimore. Md.
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