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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
MILLItAiSDUUG.
An Enjoyable Entcrtainment-Pcr
sonaI and General Notes.

sonaI and General Notes.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June l7.-(Spc-
cialD-An entertainment was given this
evening at Carriers Grove the hospitable
and beautiful home OF Or. and Mrs. I'd
win Booth. The grounds We're brightly
and tastoully Illuminated with lanterns
and ransparoncics. Refreshments Were
served on the lawn and pOrchcs, while
dancing was kept up IN the grand old hal.
until the clock chimed the hour of T.
The entertainment was in honor Of Miss
Clara, the youngest daughter Of the house.
Miss Elizabeth Scott has been in Rich
mond for several days. the guest Of Mrs.
Marshall NJ. Gillian. at 42l east Franklin
street Mrs. Scott has with her little
Cuban boy. rescued ON the S,h OF last
February by her and three others from
the ruins OF an old church near Habana.
The little fellow name is Guillermo Her.
nandez When The rescue was made Miss
Scott was q nurse in the hospital of the
First Division OF the Seventh Army Corps
General Lees command. The little fellow
will De placed I'm 4 Catholic school and
educated 10y those who rescued him and
adopted him.
Among the guests at Carriers Grove, on
james river. is Mr.. Francis Key Smith,
young member Of the Washington city
Miss Winner. from Norfolk, is the guest
OF the Misses Maupin.
Among the many attractive girls here
TO attend the college exercises is Miss
Pattie Gregory. of Norfolk. who is visit
ing captain and Mrs. Lane, on Waller
street
Rev w. r. Roberts, rector Of Bruton
Episcopal church returned last evening
from pleasant stay with his relatives in
Meckienburg.
Misses Florence and Garnett Sweeney
have stopping with them their friend,
Miss Lizzie Mann Of Richmond who is
here TO attend the college exercises.
Ny. J. II. Loath accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. c. i. Leath. both Of Peters
burg, are at the home OF Mr. Parke
Jones. in West End
Dr. j. w. Southall. superintendent OF
Education. and president of the William
and Mary Alumni Association, will be here
Monday evening.
Miss Willie Schenck from Oak Tree, IS
visiting her relatives I'm Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Geddy viii have with
them during the finals Misses Alice Han
kins Sarah Wilkinson. and Fannie
Marston. Of James City
AIR. John Parrish. Of New Kent an old
William and Mary graduate. is here on
visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
HELP THE ICE MISSION.
The Ladies Forced 10 Deny Many
Calls for Lack of Funds.

The ice mission is in pressing need Of
funds, and the ladies in charge of this
noble charity appeal to the people Of
Richmond to come to their aid.
They need anu ask both prompt and
generous contributions. The treasury
is empty and it has been found impossible
during the intense heat of the past two
weeks 10 meet the demands for ice. Pite-
Gus appeals have been made on be-
half OF the sick poor ana IL has been
heartrending 10 the noble ladies' TO have
TO deny them.
Tn- peOple OF Richmond have always
supported this good work, and there IL no
doubt that they will continue TO do so.
They only need TO have the matter
brought TO their attention.
Surely those who are able to have all
the comforts will make some sacrifice TO
give few pounds OF ice to the poor and
sick who are not able TO buy IL. Boxes in
which donations may be placed are kept
al the newspaper offices and several drug
stores. or contributions may be sent di
rectly TO Mrs. George w. Bagby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
NORFOLK NEWS.
Didn't Want to lie Photographed
The Detroit Arrives.

NORFOLK. Va, June 1.-(Special)-ln
the Police Court here this morning Frank
Norris and Charles Williams, who, II IS
charged. dismantled the pcst-ofiice al
Princess Anne. Md. and made away with
$40 worth of postage stamps, were up Tor
q preliminary examination. The arrests
were made upon a dispatch from Post
Omce-IuspectOr William J. Maxwell, VINO
arrived here from the Eastern Shore OF
MARYLAND this morning 1t is probable
that Inspector Maxwell will take his pri-
souers TO Baltimore at once. Photographs
of. each were taken in the station-house
This morning. The prisoners did every
thing possible TO prevent the photogra-
piers getting a good likeness of them.
Both had 10 be held
The antediluvian absconding debtor law
Of Virginia landed a respectable young
North Carolinian named John A. Wilkin-
SON behind the bars for few minutes to-
dav. II. NJ. Wilkinson held a claim against
him Of S5l45. including the large costs al
ready assessed by Virginia constables The
claim was promptly settled and the young
man released.
A dispatch from the Observer at Cape
Henry received at the United states Wea-
thcr Bureau, this city. announces mat the
United States cruiser Detroit. with TWO
barges in tow, passed in Cape Henry al
1890 o'clock this afternoon. The Delfou
is from Bmehelds. Nicaragua, ara brings
the body OF General Daniel McAuley' ior-
mer president Of the Nicarasran Canal
company. who died in south Ame rica
some two years ago. The body Wal De
conveyed to Washington
IN, British steamer Indra, which fol-
Loved the Detroit in. is expected 20 take
on her 1900 tons Of coal for The Asm'ic
squadron. and with il sail for Manila
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Up i'm Highland.

MONTEREY, VA, June H.-(SPeciol)-
A 3-year-Old child OF Or. and Mrs W. II.
Rodgerss, OF Mcdowell, swallowed a
large carpet tack while the mother was
house cleaning in May. No inconvenience
followed Immediately, and the incident
was lost sight OF for a time. About two
weeks ago, however, the little one began
TO 20 into decline, and Is now reduced
to u mere SHELTON II suffers no pain,
and several physicians have examined
the case, and failed 10 locate the trouble
OF 70 administer relief.
Mr. Patrick McNulty, weli-kn0Wn
young farmer OF the Meadow Dale neigh
borhood, was, or Thursday of this week,
united in marriage with Miss Lula Clark,
oil Academy. W. Va. The young couple
returned TO the home OF the bridegroom
on the day following the ceremony, ana
were welcomed by a large number OF IN
Wired friends and relatives.
Mrs. Austin W. Campbell, OF Hinton,
w. va, IL visiting her son, Walter i.
Campbell, Of this place, Her former
home was in the Crabbottom Valley.
Hon. Charles i. Jones and son, Edwin
b.. are attending the present session OF
the Pendleton County CIV. Va.) Court, az
franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
WILL INVITE BRYAN
OLD DOMINION CLUB WANTS HIM
TO SPEAK on LADOR-DAY.
PROBABLE THAT HE MILL ACCEPT.
The Labor Unions Also Expect Him
Petition the Council to Appropri-
ate Funds for Repairs to the Gas
Works.
Orlxs.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club met
in Thon's Hall last night and appointed
a committee Of three to correspond with
Hon. william Jennings Bryan with view
70 getting him to deliver an address at
the Auditorium or some other suitable
place on the evening Of Labor-Day.
The labor unions Of the city have eX-
tended an invitation to Mr.. Bryan TO ad-
dress them on LabOr-Day. and it Is b.
Heved that there is a strong probabiii.
that he will accept.
The committee is composed Of Messrs
Mullen. Manning and Adams.
CONDITION OF THE GAS-WORKS.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
whereas. in response to a resolution
offered in the City Council by the Hon
i. c. Bbel requesting the superintendent
Of the Gas-W orks, Mr.. w. i. Knowles
TO furnish an estimate or the cost OF
bringing the gas-WOrks up 70 the st''hu-
ard Of the most modern gas-planls' anu
yvboreoe the said Superintendent has
f,,rnished said estimate. showing that the
expenditure is necessary, and would prove
IA he q wise and economical measure on
tho mart of the city; therefore be 1t
.Rosolyed. That the Old Dominion Dem
ocratic club earnestly requests the cry
council TO authorize the necessary appro-
nriotion 10 carry out the plans and esu-
mates of the Superintendent of the Gas
Works. and thus secure TO the city OF
Richmond all the profits and benefits that
if should derive from it's gas-works' ana
especially urges upon the representatives
of Jefferson Ward in the City Council 10
use all their best efforts and influence TO
tho accomplishment Of this work"
PURGE THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The necessity for pu'ging the registra-
tion-books Of the First Precinct of Jeffer-
SON Ward was discussed, and some ac-
non will shortly be taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

Hotel Vernon. II was one OF the most
elaborate ones OF the season. There was
gathered there her beauty and her chi
valry." The only ladies who live In the
country that attended were the two ac-
kno1ledged bellies and beauties OF the
oounty-Misses Florence Glenn ana
Frances Brookes. OF South OF Dan.
Mr.. w. II. Faulkner the postmaster.
has been In Washington during the wesx
attending to some official business.
Mr.. w. y. Hill, delegate from Virginia
TO the ne tlonal meeting of the Junior Or
der of American Mechanics at Mlnneapo-
lis. Mimi. left a Jew days ago. After me
adjournment Of the orders meeting MT
Hill will visit North and South Dakota
and Iowa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Green Bay and Vicinity.

GREEN BAY. VA, June H.-(SpeciaLl
Professor A. l.. Kinsan and family, OF
HolIins va. are summering with his
brother-in-law, Mr.. ". 5. johns, OF
I.unenburg county, Professor hinsan is
Professor OF Latin al Hollins institute.
His accomplished daughter, Miss Mary
Kinsan. was one or the few that was
awarded a medal at the commencement
of the above institution last week,
Miss Sarah Handy, OF Lunenburg cOun-
". Is visiting friends at Crewe.
Mrs. NJ. a. Gerard and her daughter,
Miss Marie, of New York city, have ar
rived at Gerard Park" aud will spend
the summer at their beautiful country
home. about three miles from this place
Miss jamie Jones, after delightful
visit TO Miss Mamie Lithgow. OF Man
chester, has returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
SOUTH BOSTON.
A SMALLPOX Scarc--Quarantine-
Crops-sociaI Notes.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, June 17.-(spe-
cial.) THE smallpox scare has reached
here. The Town Council held a meeting
yesterday. and resolved TO quarantine
against the city of Danyille, and the VII
lagos of Ringgold and Sutherln's, on the
Southern railway ana the town OF Milton,
n. c., on the border of the county of Hail.
fax To meet the requirements OF the
Council, Mayor W. II. Shepherd has is
sued his proclamation fOrbiddng the en-
trance into the town OF any person from
the infected district. The penalty attach
ed is So. The Mayor, i'm his notice. states
that the Council has decided that compul-
sorry vaccination must be enforced, and
failure TO comply will subject the Offend
er to a fine Of not less than $40. While IL
may be well enough 20 take some pre-
cautionary measures, people do not regard
the so-called smallpox In Danville and
vicinity as anything to disturb the COM
mercia relationship between the towns.
There is always some Jonah that has to
he thrown TO the whale.
The appointment of Mr.. G. c. CARING
ton as supervisor OF the census in
the Sixth District pleases our people. The
arpojrtee has fine executive abilities. and
for clerical work has few superors.
The wheat harvest is over, and the crop
Is q very short one.
The contract for building the South
Boston wason-factory was awarded TO q
I,ynehburg firm yesterday. the lowest BID
ders
Mr.. J. d. Parkinson, of Richmond, hay
ing purchased lots I'm town. IL having
handsome brick stores erected. The own
ers OF lots in the recently-burned district
will in the near future. commence erect
ing substantial buildings.
A few evenings ago the young gentle
~ Of the town gave german at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
MARCUS DAILY QUITS MINING.
Rockefeller and Associates Bay out
the Anaconda for z3,OOO,OOO.

CHICAGO, June IA special to the
Times-Herald from Salt Lake says: Mar
Gus DAILY, of Montana, and his assocl-
ates in the Anaconda Mining Company,
have sold all their holdings in that COM
pany TO an eastern syndicate, headed by
John d. Rockefeller, for $23,0OOooO.
The sale leaves Mr.. Daily with nothing
I'm Montana except his Bitter Root stock
farm. He is also pledged not 10 engage
in copper mining in Montana. or the
S23,O00,O00 for which the DAILY and allied
interests were sold, Mr.. Daily pockets
5000, 900, J. b. Haggin gets 100000, and
Lloyd Lewis. of San Francisco, %OOOOOO.
Mr.. Daily has agreed to remain as man
ager of the entire property for one year,
at a reported salary of $2j,O 900. At the
end Of that time he will so on tour
around the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

John Yerkes % 20 20) and Nettie Regent
a to y dead heat, Linto go TO u third.
Time, 1;0Sl2
Third race-one mile. sclllng--Eberhard
@ TO p won, Billy House z to u second.
Freak d6 to - third. Time, 1;iiA.
Fourth raoe-Tristatc Handicap, gen
tlcmon riders one mile-Alamo @ TO ID
won. Infelice G to u second, Mizzouri @
TO 81 third. Time, l:lG.
Fifth race Sensation Stakes. FOR 2-year-
Odds. six furlongs-Lloutenant Gibson 6
TO y won, His Excelloncy @ to - second.
Lew Kraft Q2 TO y third. Time, 11i3..
Sixth racc-handicap. mile and fifty
yards-The Lady in Blue 6 to y won.
Carl c. % to u second, George Kratz %
to 81 third Time. 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
VETERAN OF TWO WARS
Passes Away In Fairfax-Captain
Thomas Moore.

FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, June
T.-(Special )-Captain Thomas Moore,
one OF the leading lawyers and most re-
spected citizens of Fairfax county died
this morning. Captain Moore would
have been 50 years old on July Sth. lie
served in the Mexican war as an officer
in the company from this county, that
was commanded by Captain Henry Fair
fax. lie served In the Confederate army
throughout the civil war, with the rank
OF captain. He leaves a wife. one SON
ex-State-S Senator r. Walton Moore-and
four daughters daughter who mar
ried Mr.. 5. Il. DOnohoe, of the Fairfax
Herald, died several years ago. His
funeral will take place AZ O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. from the Episcopal
church, IN which he was for many years
a vestryman and warden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
uenutlfuI Example Of Little Girls.

The following note speaks Tor Itself.
Too much praise cannot be given these
children IOr giving their time and work
TO the poor: At a select prize party given
the following young misses and their
cornpanions-Alice Haynes. Mary J. Tee
few. Mary Duffy. Anne Hunt, Rosa Hunt,
and ollie AnthOny-the sum OF so was
realized FOR (he benefit Of the Ice Mis-
sion With much pleasure they hand the
money over TO the mission, and hope
others in the city will follow their ex-
ar,pla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
THE EARTH SHOOK AT ILOILo.
said 10 Have Been Severest shock
Ever known There.

MANILA, June L-ilJ5 a. MAE
earthquake shock was felt at Iloilo at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The In.
habltants say il was the severest eve,
known. II is supposed that the shock
was caused by the volcano Contoan. in
Negros. in eruption. An explosion was
heard, apparently under Iliolo followed
80 seconds later by the shaking OF tho
Garth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

The funeral OF Mrs. johanna G. Schmidt
,ooil Mace from her late residence. No
Is west Baker street. yesterday afternoon
AT 3 o'clock. and the interment was made
in lakewood. The palI-bearers were
Nessrs. NJ. Hlllsman, j. q. Blount j.,
Trimmer. c. Boob, X. Senf. II. Sitterding.
10 NJ. Roscher and a. otto.
The death of Mrs. Schmidt was quite
sudden She was taken sick on Thurs
dTv about noon and died Friday morning
~ 3:i5 o'clock. Her huspaad died IN jan
uarY last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

certs in Richmond, but at festivals al
through the Southern STATES. aud Tor
organizations Wni~R haze a.therto Dec n
compelled TO call upon the far North fot
such luxuries as 81 capable orchestra IL
is to be hoped that the calls upon the
Richmond orchestra will be more salts
factorily answered than have some ot
the calls which have gone farther afield
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
JErFnrEs AND smARKEY.
4 Match Arranged for Late TN
October.

NEW YORK, June IA match was
arranged this evening for 25-round
bout between Jim Jeifries anu Tom
sharkey, TO take place in the latter part
Of October, before the club Offering the
largest purse. The date Is not precisely
fixed. There will be grcat rivalry arnons
the clubs for the Agh..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
THE RACES AT CINCINNATI.
Vine Weather Yesterday and a Fair
Is Fast Track.

'lNclNNATI, June 1.-THE weather
lcnghrfuliy pleasant to-day, and the
ia fairly fast. The following are
'-A.ina ries 81 the days events:
l'fat race-fix furlOngs-George go 10
y Won. KOmanOR 90 10 u second. Jessie
y Mlrd Time, l:lJ.
aud rana-6vA and = half furlnn9s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Mobility BehinL the BARS.

CHICAGO. June l7.-Baroil and Ba-
roness DeBara, who were convicted seve-
raj days ago on a charge CT using the
mails for conducting a fraudulent busl-
ness, were sentenced to-day Baron De-
Bara was given three years ~ the peni-
tsntiarv and his wife one year IN jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
A.. Maker Clan shot.

clNCINNATI, o., June IA London
Ky) special TO the star says Al , n1e.
I'm mere Chris Jackson, Tom Baker :
t,ctber-in-law, was shot from ambush
snd wounded hast night. He came mere
to-day and had his wound dressed AsS
.ssaf nta GSoanGd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
mp TAXES SUBURBAN
Black Mare Captures the Great
Stakes in 2O54-5.
heartily A TRACK RECORD,
q. Fastest Time Ever Made in
The Suburban.
o.ooo PEOPLE SAW THE RACE.

rauastar Turned Tail mt the Start
and Never Made I'D His Loss
Dannockburn second, Warrcnton
Ihird-O:hcr Events.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26
WAS A SQUAW MAN.

Dsnnition Applied to Himself by an In.
active Army Omcer.
AT recent reception at which tho
fashion and beauty of Denver were
assembled one of the ladies found her.
self seated next to Gen. Sumner" says
the Denver Times. He had been pre-
sented to her earlier in the evening.
but she had not quite caught his name
certainly not his title. Beamingly,
she asked: May I ask what ia your
occupation? Don't think me rude. for
! have made study of determining
such matters without asking questions,
but ! must confess that you puzzle me.
I am at a complete loss to place you
Madam replied the commander of the
department Of the Colorado, with his
most serious countenance, I am a
squaw man. "A what? she man
aged to gasp. "A squaw man, madam
I am afraid I don't quite understand
yet said the fair interlocutor after q
few minutes cogitation, in which she
took In the generals whole appearance,
and decided that there must be another
meaning to the term beside that to
which she had been accustomed. Why,
that Is easy enough to explain. In
army parlance sQuaw man is an off,
Ger who, when the rest of the officers
are at the front fighting and winning
glory, Is left at home to guard tho
women. Madam, am such an officer
oh, that's different she calculated.
And then the whirl Of the throng car
ried them apart"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26
from

Miss Ethel Tyler has returned from q
visit in South Dakota.
Miss Theresa Spehn has gone to
Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. j. w. Wright has gone to Daven.
port, Iowa.
r. M. Miller has gone to Hampton, la.
H M Dunn, dentist; rooms 1927 Burr blk
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26
Tied Down the Fire He'll.

The other night fire bugs" plaved
havoc at Lowell. Ind. After wiring
the fire bell so 1t would not ring thew
set fire to the town, and in three hours
the larger portion OF the business dis
trict, including fourteen business
houses. was destroyed,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26
WOMAN'S WIT.

WOMAN'S WIT.
1t leases and torturee
and r0uses to wrath,
Or woos us to mirth and delight;
Such manifold lustre
q woman's wit hath,
No mortal can read it Alright.
The Bachelor.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26
THAT SETTLED 1T.

Jaggles-So he married the widow?
l thought he had his eye on the daugh-
ter.
Waggles-So he had, but the widow
had her eye on him.-The Listener.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26

l see that poor Gruett has been taken
to an insane asylum.
Well, hs always was peculiar.
How 90?
He never was photographed in even
ing dress.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26

The bible is not up to date.
What do you mean?
1t does not say that q man should not
covet his neighbours wheel.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26
THOSE CYCLONES.

Hewitt don't see why there is 80
much poverty in the West.
Jewett-Neither do 1; it seems easy
enough to raise the wind there.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-26

Der, after which they will be at home to
their friends at 26 and w streets.
Married at the home Of the brides
parents 1926 8 street by Rev. D. B. M.
Long. Miss Alice Schofield to MI. Theo-
dore F. Randolph. Only the relatives
and a few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. Mr.. aud Mrs. Randolph
left at once for short wedding tour
after which they will return to make
their home in Lincoln.
Prof. and Mrs. Barbour. Hudson and
Richard Imhoff. Mrs. g. II. Morrill,,
Mrs. Edgar Morrill,. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
Miss Morrill,. returned Saturday from
tour in Yellowstone Park and the
Black Hills. Mr.. Morrill, left the party
at Edgemont, homeward bound, and
he returned to Sheridan for week.
Mrs. John B. Wright entertained the
Birthday Party Club Friday evening in
honor of Mesdames Gassman and Rob.
inson. The club is composed Of the
following members. Messrs and Mes.
danes Hargreaves, Ladd, Buckstaff'
Thompson, Irvine, Thompson, Tilton,
Yatee, Wilson, Oakley and Mrs. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Rodgers have
returned from Manitou whore they have
spent the past two months. The many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers regret to
learn that they contemplate change Of
residence. 1t is understood that Kansas
City or Boston will be their residence
place. ! trip abroad is included in Mr..
and Mrs. Rodgers plans for the near
future.
Married. on Thursday at 7 am., at
Bethany, Miss Lenore Cone Of Bethany
and Mr.. Phillip Grow Of Ord. President
Aylesworth Of Cotner university per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cone left at once for Ord where they
, will make their future home.
Married on Wednesday, August %. at
the home OF the BRIDES parents, in
Buchanan precinct Lincoln county.
Nebr., Miss Gertrude Votaw to Mr.. VIM.
Shear Of Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs. Shear
are expected to arrive in Lincoln about
September 10.
Miss Flora Bullock returned from her
summer vacation in Wyoming on Mon
day. On the sixth Of September she
goes to Nebraska City to ill a position
az teacher in the institute for the blind
located there.
Mise Esther Prey lie visiting friends in
Cambria, Wyoming. Miss Martha
Hssse who has been spending the sum.
Mer there will return soon to take up
her work in the university school Of
music.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Bessie L. Sizer to Mr.. Fred
e. Hurd, both OF this city, on Wednes.
day, August 3Oth, at Holy Trinity
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wilson enter.
tanned at dinner on Wednesday evening.
Their guests were: Messrs. and Mes.
danes Ladd, Buckstatf and Hargreaves
and Mrs. Griffith.
The many friends OF Miss Eugenia
Getner will regret to learn that hence
forth she will make her home in Omaha.
Miss Getner left for that city on Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Nellie M. Richardson and Miss
Illo.onao so&aasnod Iaaoadau from