Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
pENcILLINCs FROM PULASKI
The Dora Furnace to Open July 9TH
School Principals To lie Selected.

The Dora Furnace to Open July 9TH
School Principals To lie Selected.
PULASKI. VA, June a.-tSpecial)~
Mrs. Eugene Phelps Is visiting her fatner
at Blacksburg.
Miss Daisy Crutchfleld. Yho has just
returned from school in Silem, n. CO.
is spending the summer herb
DR.. Holstein. father OF c. NJ. Holstein'
the vice-president of the Bertha Zinc
and Mineral Company. is whiting his son
here. Also, Mrs. Potts. of Norristown,
Pa.
A branch OF the Junior OrIier OF Ameri-
can Mechanics has been Organized here.
The members OF the ProHietheus Coun>
ell OF the Royal Arcanuml OF Pulaski
give a banouet Saturday nlEht.
Miss Minor. of Charlottesville, Is the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. d. Gilmer and family.
Mr.. William Kennard and family or
Wilmington. Del. are sumihering at the
Maple Shade.
The taking Of dispositions in the Pulaski
court house fight will begin Wednesday
next. June 9th.
Miss Leache left Wednesday. In few
DAYS she will go North for a summer
course in kindergarten instruction.
Mrs. and Mrs. Morris Patterson, re-
Gently married in Vermont, are now here
In their home on south Washington ave-
nue..
Miss Ghiselin and niece have gone TO
Norfolk.
a Pulaski baseball team VIII De or
ganlzed tonight.
The Dora furnace has been thoroughly
repaired. and will open again on the 4th
of July. Its pig-iron is In great demand,
Its foundry, recently established, has
proved a success.
Little Edith. the 11-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. James Nj Brown. of Hillsville,
Va, a niece of Judge Brown, OF this
place. was killed by lightning at Hills
VILE last week. She was an only daugh-
ter and will be sadly missed.
Miss Buford, of BEDFORD, IL WISHING
friends here.
Miss Mary Sue Oglesby. Miss Mary B.
Fitzhugh. and Miss Julia Leache, Of Pu-
lasK county, have returned home from
the State Female Normal School, at
Farmville. with graduating diplomas and
congratulations OF many friends.
The principal of the Pulaski graded pub
lie school has not yet been selected. and
there are a large number of applicants
for the principalship. We have $1,000
school-house and hope soon TO have a
first-class common and high school
The weather is unusually hot here and
the fields very dry. Still the matrimonial
market in the county is lively, some par
ties running away 10 our Gretna Green,
Bristol to have the knot securely tied.
Some of our old soldiers attended the
commencement at the Virginia Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, at Blacks
burg, and joined with the bellies in admit
ration of the soldierly bearing OF the 90
cadets there.
The James a. Walker Camp OF Confede-
rate Veterans at Pulaski will celebrate
the glorious Fourth with the Gabriel c.
Wharton Camp at Radford
County Superintendent-of-Sch VIII
liam NJ Perkins is urging all public
school teachers to attend the summer
normals. The ws-Revew, our live town
paper. is lending him its columns in this
good work ate-Superintendent John IL.
Massey has shown his usual sense and
vim in organizing these schools on the
broadcast basis. and they are destined to
do wonders for the cause OF education "
the city and rural press Will aid him In
keeping them before the public.
The Dispatch is still the great favorite
in this section, all true Democrats de-
pending upon IL in the coming fall strug-
gle with the old enemy, no matter how
disguised.