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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
nlsnstrnns HnIl-sforrn.

NORFOLK. Va. May d. Special This
morning about IL o'clock a very severe wnd;
roin and hail-storm from tho northwest passed
over this section. doing great damage 10
property and the growing crops. some OF
the haistoues measured two and half inches
IN diameter All Of the glass IN the not
housos OF ". j. Dickerman Horst were
broken. The stained glass windows IN
Granbv-etreet church were destroyed on the
northeast side OF the edihce. AZ hundreds OF
private residences there was more Or less de-
structi0u of property. On Water street a
drayman left his team 20 seek sheiter'
The horses ran away, ocAed down
two lamp posts. demolished several awnings
and broke tho wagon into kludling wood. At
the Chesapeake ana ONO wharf .
a blind horse. attached e. wagon OF the
Norfolk and Portsmouth transfer company
stood the peluug OF the hhii-slohes iQr
while but when he received severe blow
ON the head. he became frantic and jumped
overheard. carving with him the heavy eN-
pre.s wagon He was powerful. animal and
soon freed himself from the wagon
and swan towards tho Portsmouth shore.
Several men secured "a yawl-boat and over
took him about three quarters ~ mile from
tbe wharf lie was t0wed back 10 the wnaif
and landed az tho foot OK larmouth street
uu0u IL bed OK oyster shells. The wagon
went 10 tue bottom Of the river. The horse
was not IN ured, but was very much
exhausted Ia his severe battle
with the waves. which were
running high NJ tho time. The dealers IN
truck believe that the strawberry crop has been
almost entirely destroyed. Tho NUT trees
look as II the leaves have been whipped from
them with a brush. 10 is believed that when
reports arc received from the trucking sec
ton there viii be q general advance IN
vegetables and berries at this market. The
blow O. the trucker Is received at a time
when be is receiving his best prices
To-day Mr.. $. ". Gary. OF Deep Creek
while coming TO town in "a storm. was shocked
and his horse thrown down hy the force Of d
thunderbOlt
The Lee Rifles tonight elected Lieutenant
=. g.. Yeatman captain 20 succeed George ".
Taylor. who has been elected major of the
Fourth Virginia regiment
Tire was discovered tonight about ~
o'clock in the second story OF Sweet *
Viewers stove and TN store on Market
square,. The department was promptly on
baud AID confined the flames 10 the building
H. which tho fire originated. Loss sbOu
1000. covered by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
rr,Incto Select a site.

4 ioint committee Of tho Committees on
Finance and Schools of the City Council was
called to meet in the chancery courtroom at
o'clock yesterday afternoon 20 consider
matters IN connection WITH the selection Oh
Owing 10 tie absence OF quorum OF both
committees mo- business could be transacted.
The only members present were Colonel
Iohn b. Cary. chairman OF the Joint COM
mittee and Messrs. William l.. Carneal, l..
T. Christian. A. b. Guigon and Joseph W..
Thomas.
afternoon AT the same hour 10 get the com
n,ittees together meeting o. the Commit
tee on Schools has also been called Tor to-
morrow afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

Iv contested every inning. ne On.
we're. Hume and Marshal! ior IL ~ 49,
Virginia and Davis ana sicou.,o. started ont
Uonkins. The Virginia team s.a .t''..,o',''
a'e.t and Brown scored fOr the baltinYfean
in the first and Mckay IN the secc"u9, nv .ro
,vhcn the Nircinians went 10 the oas - 80.
third the score was two u holn'Ns 80
tbam Shelton scored FOR theln ~" -
opponents went out IN one 1Wo' 49,
I, no fourth Marshall touched the sputie
eo-a three bagcer and was shot on at INC
nIats while irving 10 score the nome run.
In" 10 fourth both sides failed % score, the
University OF Virginia having three men on
bases - a., y;r,;,,
iansl cot onto the pitcher and bit three oAg-
ger 10 centre ana scofsA Ol' P"''~ '
IN In tho seventh Lipop was disabled while
trring 10 get under a long fly from Brown 4
hat and was taken from the field. Brown GOT
third and came in on Grlihs5 MI III 'Nc
eighth inning Smith again ted the score Nv
a home run 10 centre. ID me NE nv'. ..,sa
scored In the tenth Smiths hit 70 nrst was
TOO hot for handling and scored on Mar
shal's sacrifice. Mckay scored ior Hop4hs
and again tied the score. In the eieVeh'h
neither side scored. Ill I'll
In the twelfth Smith and Marshall oo'h
scored for the University OF llTglhir' "neu
Hopkips came 10 the bat. McCuuOch mag
nifcent hunt secured his bag. lie stole sec
ond and came IN on Purne.s hit. TAYLOR
was caught between bases. Mckay went out
on fly to Stone and Purnell was caught OH
second by Benner. This closed the game ny
a score OF & to in favor Of the OniyeTsitY Oh
Virginia. Do..;,,.h ,.
The features Of the game were Battlng py
Brown of Johns Hopkins ana NHll,h 81 INC
University Of Virginia. smiths PLAYING at
first and Stones great field work at centre
for the niNersltr Of AIrglnla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

LEXINGTON. Va. May 21.- Special If a
vote was taken in kockbrdge this evening
10 ascertain the preference for senator John
Randolph Tucker would receive uue-tenths
uolled. THr Ins- man interviewed mum
Der Of leading men to-day and also saw yes
terday some OF the most prominent men IN
the Southwest They are all OF the same
opinion. In Mr. Tucker tie people realize
power. learning and experience. fne par.la-
mentarian. aud easily the finest international
lawyer IN the United States. A statesman
who as the peer Of any man ia
Congress and who could Immediately
take ND and maintain the position
i'm the Senate inst vacated by the lamented
Mr.. Barbour Mr. Tucker is no politician and
Will make no effort 10 obtain the appoint
ment but Will accept il If il is rendered hm.
however much his services VIII be missed NJ
Washington and Lee University. Nirginians
could not do their State greater service
than Joining R0cktridge 10 praying Governor
MckInney to consider Mr. fuckers value ut
this crisis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

Pittsburg Defeated in "A Close Contest-tour
Games Prevented.

Cp1cAco Ill, May 2L-By all odds the
closeet oame Of the season was wrested from
the Pittsburg Red Legs by Anson's Colts this
afternoon. Ans has thirteen players and
this was Iii. thirteenth successive victory.
Calvin held Chicago down 10 Two mt. Dn1
ono was a two-baser. and II, with Corkhil9s
mrff II Kittredge's fly and Nlmot sacnhce,
sent in tho only run made during tho game.
Iit.sburg ought 90 Rave scored IN the fourth
innino Int didn't. Hutchinson WAS Just as ei-
fective rs Calvin and only three hits were
nicked oil bis delivery. Thomas Burns wore
a uitcber's uniform for the first time and
coached his team from the line. score
r. b. II. =.
Cbicaeos. 0 OOO 90 OIL
Pittsburgs..........O o o 0 o 90 o 90 3
Batteries. Hutchinson and Kittredge Calvin
and Miller Umpire. Hurst.
CLEVELAND. o.. Nav st. Louis forfeited
the first gamo to Cleveland to-day by the
score of to by failure 70 appear AZ the pro
ner time. II was then arranged 10 play on
one of the postponed 50. Louis games. anu
CLEVELAND wa, defeated by two fatal bases on
boIs and Young's wild throw IN the trst Ne
Ming. The fielding was sharp by both teams.
Attendance, 1,5OO. Score
Clevelands.. 10000 o. >
ST. Louis. "A o 90 o o x
Batteries. Young and thinner Britenstein
and Buckley Umpire. Lynch. 1T
At Brooklyn tain prevented TO-DAY
Br0oklvn-New y ork game
At Boston-The Boston Washington game
was prevented by rain
At Philadelphia -To-day's Philadelphia
Baltimore game was prevented 10y ram.
At Louisville The LOuisYllle-Clncnnau
game was prevented by ram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

The executive committee of the Iar.u Re
f,-n Climb met in the olhco Of Mr.. T. neyey.y
Slater Yesterday afternoon az . O'clock fer
the purpose OF perfectiug arrangements for
the speaking at the Theatre neat Friday
night and the entertainment OF the distin-
guisbed congressman who viii speak They
decided 70 invite tho various Democratic
clubs ir the city % attend the speaking.
The following committees were appointed.
Committee on lnyltaiiOn-S. j. Dudley. J..
Reverly Slater aud Luke Harvey.
Committee on Reception "A. NJ. Seldom.
Roosevelt Page and John Jackson.
Committee on Arrangements-Legh X.
PAGE. Jr.. Barton II. Wise aud b. Rand.
WellfOrd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

CAPTAIN Robert A. Tompkins died yester-
day al 100 o'clock y " at his residence. No.
Il south Pine street. He was 2 son OF Cap
tain George H. Tompkins, one OF the best
known o.d-time citizens OF Richmond aud a
captain f the old Blues. The deceased WAS
long member Of the same campany and 40
one time one Of is ieutenarts. He entered
the var as captain of tie Richmond Sharp
Shooters. Ca tain Tompkius bad been III
for some time past. lie WAS litv-fve years Of
ace and leaves a VIE but no children. lie
was popular with many friends. and in other
days was one OF the Dest-known young men III
tha eifv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
Not So Unanimous Tor Carr.

OXFORD. y. c.. May Special The po-
itcal aspect in this section Of the Old North
Sta.e is not at all pleasant for the nominee
of the Raleigh Convention. as u IS claimed oy
many leading Democrats that the platform OF
the convention is not the sentiment OF the
party 40 large and the knife viii be used
freelv m The polls to defeat Carr by inducing
straightout Democrats 10 vote forthe Repub-
hcau nominee. IN all sections OF the
State visited 10y your correspondent does this
exist. AID if there is not something done 10
stny this tide o. indignation North Carolina
viii surely have a Republican Governor Tor
the next tour years.
A very heavy rain and hai-storm passed
over this town to-day. Rain came IN torrents
and hai-stones OF large size fell There
was very sharp lightning but It is not known
that any damage was done by the storm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
Their New Organ

The new organ Of St. Johns German
church. ut Eighth aud Marshall streets Will
be used for the first time tonight. There
Will be Sunday-school festival at $3.50
O'clock The pastor OF the church. Rev.
paul l.. Mcneil has written for the occasion
n Sunday-.chool 'te.tspiel' entitled Our
Organ" Tins will be performed by seven
young ladies' Misses Lmma Schumann.
Louisa Wolf, Lizzie Sauer. Minnie Sent.
Carrie Probst. Ida Brel and Marie Mcneil.
Seven little girls in white will act as flower
angels.
Admission free and ell welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
VINO VIII rHH HISHoP BE2
Some One VIII Have 10 be Appointed TO Take
Chnrge OF the Now DIoceae.


The following delegates yesterday returned
from Dauville. where they have been 10 take
part in the Episcopal Council: Rev. Hartley
Carmichael. Roosevelt Page j. Kerr Branch,
w. H. Jones Rev. j. b. Newton. ID. D.. Rev.
John X Mason. ID. D.. Rev Lewis W. Bur
ton. ID. d.. and Mr.. Joseph Bryan
Bishop a. VI. Randolph went from Danulle
10 Fauluiel county to visit his family
Bishop randolph. who is the assistant
bishop of Virginia. holds his position ia this
diocese for life. with the right 10 succeed
Bishop White IN case of "a vacancy, 80 that
during his lie he is 10 assist him and at
his death to become his successor without
any election 10 is feared by number OF
this diocese that the council or convention
of the new diocese will prevail upon Bishop
Randolph to accept the new blshOpric.
Others think some clergyman might be found
in the new diocese who would be elected
bishop.
While everybody is very glad over the fact
that bishop White has Teganed his health.
II is thought that even when the diocese is
divided IL will be necessary Tor HIM 10 have
au assistant and the residents OF this section
of the State ara very anxious 10 nave the
present assistant remain where be Is.
The General Convention OF the Episcopal
Church will have TO confirm the action OF the
Virginia Council III dividing the diocese be-
fore 1t goes into effect, but inasmuch as
Bishop Whlttle is IN favor OF the division
there is hardly any doubt that there viii be
any trouble over 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
CUT PRICES FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
MAKE YOUR OWN CREAM.

MAKE YOUR OWN CREAM
Two-Quar; ice-Cream Freezer. SIS.
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kEF L 90 Oh.
Bug the e1nari Refrigerator. Best ou.. Can
give you good SIZED one for SLID
refrigerator saves a oig ice bill and az yo-i
YOU CAS- SAVE MONEY
by luyng ce Coolers from us
Two. gallon japan Decorated Cooler. 81 -.
Three gallon Japan Decorated Co ller' IS
forr-sailon 4T9nI1inr re SPis Cooler
We can give YOU something nice Tor CSC. lel-a
grades from % % 20 so.
FISHING IACFLc.
We are headquarters. Don't think Of hn,in.
before you seems. Cork Llncs--we have fA.t
from c. no. Tight Lines from l.c. o
complete. See our three-Io!nted fisAi-.
'' KEEP THE FLlFs OUT
Our stock OF Screen Wire Doors ana VIM y
Frames is immense Can ht any s.ts
LAWN MOWERS
Keep the grass down. 4 great saving. A go'.
twelve inch Lawn Mower for Ss.5S.
CROQUEr SETS.
How DO hese prices strike yon? nice eisA.
ball sei for Jac.; better grades from 81.
HASrdOCKs
Take life casv We can sell You z nice Hamnotl
for s9c full size Warranted 90 holt .tI
TWO better grades az CSC Sc. g., sl..., g
$50 and g.
BICYCLES.
The popular New Mail improved Tor 1872. Dt
mCnd Frame. $40 all drop forging
wheel cannot be made better. Hand,oH.
safety made. Cushion tires. &ngenf So
nlckeled 90 intersections; stronger .n
handsome than direct spOke-; diem DIS
frame bra2cd ar all points; easy 0af' .'
saddle. New Mail pattern low handle iaf'-
CUTLERY.
II You want something IN cutlery. visit '.
store aud We can show you anything Ii D
the lowest 20 the most expensive IN lnlfQf. IS
Scissors, Shears hazors, Pocket and a.
Cutlery, &c, &c.
SUSL ETT 81 BIZ u CE,
400 east Broad street, RICHMOND. vs.
myg2-su.wc,su
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

BYRNE. Died MORGAN BYRNE. at his
rel. euce SO north Seventeenth street. yes err
dag saturday an lo:lJ O'CLOCK q. NJ, IA the
seyentv-~econd YEAR of his age.
Funeral sill take place 40 lD.0 o'clock MON
NAI MORNING from the seventh street
church friends ami ac luaintances Of the
family requested 90 attend
TJNpklNS.- Died Saturday. May 81. is2.
Ca l'am ROBERT 8. IOMPklNS aged fifty
htf years.
Funeral from his la'c residence No ~ south
Pine street his sunday AFTERNOON az
% clock. no flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

Richmond. Va, May q, i'33. J
GENERAL ORDERS 40. DIT BECOMES
" my painful du'v To- announce 10 you the q
death of CAPTAIN BERT A. j OMPklNS. an y
ex-OMcrr Of this company. II
Deferrlng 20 the wishes OF the family. there
will be- no parade. but You will assemble az his
late re.ldence. NO. - south Pine street. To-
MORROW SUNDAY AFTERNOON az i:s5
o clock. IN citizens dress. 70 unite with the A.
s0c.aton ~ rendering tho h0nors appropriate
90 the occasion
D. order Of Sol CUrcHlNs. captain COM
manling JALEN JONES.
m}l-It First Sergeant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

The address seemed TO give general satlsiac-
t;on ond tho large crowd dispersed carrying
with them pleasant memories of the Day an
undimmed If not increased affection Tor .nein
noble dead and no doubt more chaH'"''o
feeling for the living.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
BLACKBERRY WINE.

DLsCKBERRY WINE FOR SALE. &c.
ID Choice old COUNTRY MADE BLACK
BERRY WINE in quantities OF five gallons ,5c.
per gallon; s5c. per single gallon Delivered
Tree IN city. sample sent when desired.
s. A. %. HlIGlNBOlHAN.
myl9-sn.ft' Gran'lani lOsfOlice. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
A PROHIBITION PARTY
v,v mr. onGayrzED IN THE STATE.
whit. Man Murdered by Negro In Wilkes
Coun,y-Uail-storm Near o1'ord'
North state News.

R,rrrcu. y. c., May 2l.-Ihe state ITO
bibi.ion marty is beginning to make an active
carpn,icn and will probably place ticket IN
tho feld for the coming election. Governor
robn y 81. John, Of Kansas, who ran iof
prosiao,t IN tssi is in this State making q
sor;os If sneeches Yesterday he spoke at
Durham and urged tho Prohibl,Ionists 10 or
capize Ue il creating some interest ana
fourth party in the state seems a possioni'S
rto-olfovrino ladies have been elected 70
IL, -, tLa now state Normal and lndustrlai
ScLool for Girls lust about 70 be opeueu w
Greensboro. Chair of mathematics Mss ~.
trude Nendenhall: natural sciences NJ
Dixie T.. Bryant ancient lang r,,;-,aro
Viola Boddie physical tram ny, ~ Tvoything
Rittinr. vocal music. Miss BESSIE "0itn'nS-
.nr,. Industrial at Miss NJ. Forte: domestic
economy, Miss Edith Mcintyre; --;.,.o 90
Cards are out announcing the mar la ~, =,
Miss Gussie Carroll. II popular socletg 49, .L
OF this city. 10 Professor wilson f. Nc''n,
erlev- of Chattanooga. Tenn, TO take pace
Wednesday, juno LIST.
wRFk's GRIMES AID CASUALTIES.
4 suecial to-night from New beTne re'ates
charter Of crimes aud casualties almost IN /,
uarsileleI. u says: A colofed man was A1..eu
Yesterday in Car;eret county by peu-seae ~
"a hands of another cOloged man. Another
man was -tiu over 70 day and killed by q tralh
IN the Atlantic aud North Carolina raur =;
near New Berne On THURSDAY a GNU
was run over aud killed by tram on tns
sane road at Caswell. Last night Two coioteu
man had an alteration At New betne. IN
which one shot and mogtSlly wounueu an
other While running for doctor the iollno'
.ell dead Of heart disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
CITY school Board.

The regular monthly meeting of the city
school board of the city OF Richmond will be
held at the High School building Monday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

HE greatest game
of ball ever
seen in this city
was played here to-
day between the
University OF Viz
einia and J o h n 8
Hopkins Of Balti-
more. Twelve in
nings were required
t. settle the cues
ton OF supremacy.
aud both sides hot
- .Hsarfaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

0ANIs sCHEDTTFU ION lO-DAI.
Cincinnati at Louisville
sOCrHEHS LEAGUE GAMES.
At MONTGOMERY Montgomery. o. Birm.ng-
AtNobne Mobile, 3. Atlanta, ..
Rain at Memphis No game at New Or
leans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

i. J.. J. BIIL-- A6tucIAIfON,
RICHMOND. VA, May 81 isas }
MEMBERS WILL ASSEMBLE AT No. u 4
VI SOUTH PINE STREET AZ o'clock T. 8
NJ TODAY. 10 pay the last trlt q 20 OF respect "
TO CAPTAIN ROBERT A.. IOMPhiNs, IL
BY order Of the President
my22-lt &. &. RADY, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

CHrrAGo. Nav In the b.lliuri contest
tonight f0r the championship cue AID purse
of 81 600 Ives Won. making 500 points 90
Sl0ssonIs lln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

Tho came was very interesting and was VIII.
rasseJ nv about $50 people. Tho score was
T. 10 TO 10 in favor of the Chit Chats. bo'h a'o
Manchester clubs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22
A GREAT GAME OF BALL.
,YxRsTTTEs BEAT JOHNS "o'
T., rve,,c Inning Contest-Chicago De-
feats rit.sburT in n Close "ame-"
suits OF the Faces.
MS---ssE.=-N

1yycHnuFo. VA. MAY 81. 1892.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-29
A Birthday Surprise,

special REFLECTOR Corros pondence.
KENNEDY, Sept. ga few days ago
the friends and neighbors of Mrs. G..
ii. Peckham gave her a pleasant sur
prise, 1t being her seventy second birth
day. They kept coming from O'Clock
till II until the kitchen table was loaded
with well filled baskets of cake, pie,
chicken, etc. At noon the table was
spread and it was rich in its abundance.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rutchy and daughter Callie, Mrs. In
gold, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Ingleston, Mrs,
Ballard, Mrs. Ferris, Mrs. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Grigg, Carl Cook, Mrs. Mason
and Miss Sallie Mason.
The presents were as follows: Mrs.
Cook, pair slippers; Mrs. Ryan dress;
Mrs. Ballard, hand painted spectacle
case; Mrs. Grigg, handkerchief; Mrs.
Cline, lovely apron; Mrs. Ryan, China
cup and saucer; Mrs. Pruesdale, lovely
taffeta dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peckham are old set.
tiers Of Dickinson county, having made
this their home for twenty years, but
expect to depart for jamestown, N. Y,
in November to make that their future
home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-29
RECENT REF BOTTOMS.

The Chapman base ball club has
sent the Abilene Stars a challenge to
play Saturday. 1t will be accepted
The Stars want to wear those pretty
suits.
The two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris. Braybill, Of Newbern town
ship, died Of membraneous Group
Tuesday night. The parents will have
sincere sympathy in their sorrow.
Congressman Davis has no trouble
In travelling "incog." lie was in town
the other night and nobody went to see
him. When his son Charlie isn't
around TO carry "Welcome IIome'
banner John has lonesome time.
The Democratic National commit
tee surprised Hon. J, 5. Hollinge-,
PRESIDENT of the Abilene National,
today by sending him big package Of
free trade pamphlets attempting to
prove the theory of protection entirely
and completely false. Mr.. Ilolinger
is the wrong man and the documents
will be used to kindle the banks fires
this winter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-29
Ebe Reflector.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER go, 1892
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Geo. S. Elston, Of Newark, N, j., II
visiting his brother, S. Elston, for q
few weeks.
Chas. Graham, one OF Junction City's
prosperous creamery managers, was in
the city last evening on business.
Mrs j. W. Gibson returned yesterday
from a visit with her son who is an
operator on the Missouri Pacific at
Richland, Kansas,
Miss May Wilson, of Atwood, Col,
is visiting relatives. She will spend
the winter here taking advantage Of
our excellent schools.
f. X. Jacobs, who has been for nearly
a year in Washington State and Cali
fornia, has returned better satisfied
than ever with the Suntlower State,
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. W. Edgerton, Of
Sheridan, Mo-, are in the city, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Finley.
Mr. L. will return tomorrow; bis wife
remains for longer visit. They were
formerly residents of Dickinson county
and have many friends here.