Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-24

i. r. steel: GOING 10 hunt my PEI
| deer"
w. s. Boatwrlght: Going 10 stay on
| the campus-nit
LII. Walton: wait TN get there.
G.. Cotunsham: Going TO sunday school
Dmnaway: Going 10 live easy on pork
| chops "pre-as-re-asy'
Woodward: Going home to skate, II II
! freezes: TO Side, n it SHOWS.
Myers: Going 20 see my Georgia
Rose"
Roy D. white: Don't know, and who
| docs2
q. i. Carney: Going home TO see my
| darling.
j.. W. Coleman: Going to eat turkey
and drink egsnog.
W. W. Gaines: Going to South Caro-
| Ina.
j.. N. Ritter: Going 10 stay here, read
"Kely's parallel and do a reasonable
amount Of quilting.
Drake: Going home TO rest-been work
ing hard. CD
J.. w. Moore: Going TO scottsvllle-
been there before.
S. NJ. Soweu: Going TO eat oysters
wherever / can get them.
Day Lee: Stay I'm Richmond; eat, drink,
and be merry.
Fred Moore: Have already spent part
at Cedar HILL" nestled at the foot Of
the Blue Ridge; will spend remainder I'm
the city by the sea.
Sanford: i am going "molly-cottoning.
Downing ] am g-going h-home.
j.. u. Deans: Eat turkey and oysters
and try to make up with SISTER"
Pitt: On Barton Heights. killing, filing,
"phil"-ing, and quilting. CD
Shepard: Make a voyage TO Greece, and
| visit Clio Oh the way.
vs.. j. Pack: Going TO hunt turkeys.
] Oils girl lives on Turkey creek)
Russell owen: Sigh for the girl left
| behind.
Crumpler: Prospecting the Judges
| leui'y.
Parker: Going TO see her.
Cay: Going home TO reform.
Hart: Quill as usual
| Wood: Back to the mountains. 10 fox
| hunt. dance, quill and dring eggnog
| Slanney: Bite booze, drink oggnog, and
Yoder: To preach to an audience Of
| one
seay: stop CD studying.
| Matthews: Eat tIpe
Misses Johnson, Pegram. and Thalhi-
mcr: When shall we three meet again.
p. H. Taylor: DO everybody, every
thing everywhere 1 can.
| y. g. Taylor: 1 am going 20 visit Rich
| mOnd College.
| Mcconnell: Going 20 ask her again.
| Bosuc: Mei Did you ever see me DO
| anything?
Duerson. Gather inspiration for the
rest of the season.
| Moseley: Eat.
c. IL. Pack: Unpack.
Lumpkin: Going TO have pony
auction.
Buxton: What does a fellow generally
60 home for?
y. T. Belote: ! shall hunt the whirring
quail, from the rising OF the sun til the
going down thereof.
NJ H. Belote: I'm going TO morallze on
the Xmas that's gone before.
Spencer: Give the "co-eds." n rest
IL. ii. Holland Wild BID: i shall lasso
many deer % on the banks OF the Black
I Water
c. v. Robinson: am 20 stun my
"stomick" with fruit cake and fill up the
creuces with Jelly.
G.. vs.. Fogg. 1 shall raise big fog IN
NcWtoWn.
j.. j.. Allen: Going home to eat ana
rest.
c. j.. Taylor: What shall I do? Well
I 1 shall do everything but study.
a. r. King: 1 am filed up with ideas
SO can't tell you anything definite.
have am idea I'll get married.
NJ. G.. Frazer. Going home and do all
my quilting
$. ID. Frazer: Going home TO eat. and
eat, and eat.
il. g. Rufln: Going home first. then 10
See her.
IT, IT, Smith: I shall visit all my rela-
uv,s.
W. W. Gordon: I'm just going home
that's ALL
G. n. sheriff. I'm going 70 Maryland.
90 arrest my girl
o.. NJ Rock i shall destroy Turkey,
ruin Greece, lick China, and make Ilabaua
smoke.
r. +. Staples: l shall hunt and inhict
punishment upon that deer CD that kicked
me.
r.. A. Mcfarland: I must stay here and
study for Polly IS senior class.
c. p. lsh is going home 70 SOP every
dish.
j. b. Cox: / shall visit the scenes OF
my childhood; eat, drink, and be merry.
r.. 5. Pond: ! shall comfort my mother
see my brother, and catch CD me girl.
i. w. James: l shall see the pretuest
girl in three counties.
9. G.. Davis: I'm going TO read the
Messenger with my girl.
G.. j.. Wright: I'm going 10 ride five
hundred miles TO see South Cardinals
falrest daughter.
o. y. L. king: Going TO see the queen
of Hanover.
r. H. Beale: l shall not rids a pony till
l come back, for / shall leave ea-re-sy on
pOrk-chops gre-as-reasy.
). W. Dickinson I'm going 10 tree
some several coons.
G.. W. Harrison: I'm undecided
j. j. Johnson: / hardly know; l shsn't
stay here. though.
A. e.. Leonard: l expect 70 eat taffy
and give taify.
II. T.. Hicks: I'm going home 10 find
out who was the mother of James. l
think now, however, that she was Joseph.
10. l. Rosser l shall rubber-neck for
q while
W. J.. Powell: I'm going to make things
howl wherever / so.
J. Ii. Wiltshire: i shall travel in the
interest OF my laundry, and in the mean
while. exhibit to the country my artistic
hair cut.
G. n. Smith: shall use my battle
axe VIII skill.
r. w. Kerfoot: I'm going to see my