The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
TRADE CARNIVAL
FOR STAUNTON
Merchants Moving to Make n a
Success.
GERMAN AT HIGHLAND PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Celebrate Their
Silver ~ cdding- The traii drew
ers WaDt the Legislature To
Pass a Pure Food Bill.

sTAUNTON. Sept s.--special-Ths
merchant arc working 20 assure tie sue
cess Of the Trades Carnival 90 be held On
October 3d. lth. 5th. ana stn. tnls "'h
be something entirely new FOR stanton
The Baldwin District Fir Associapoh
wifi hold their annual fair at tie same
time. a fine exhibition OF catue am
some good racing rs promised.
Prominent among the visitors here -
Miss Elizabeth Fisher. of Richmond, Who
is me recipient OF much attention.
Miss Louise Powell r. spending soma
time here with relatives.
POPULAR GERMAN.
one of ODE mos. enjoyable social gath
criues 0f the season vas tne scfman
given by the young men az Highland
Park Those present were Misses janet
Bell. Fannie Pock HciCn Baxter Mamie
Grasty Lutte Moore Of Galveston, Texas
Jane and Elizabeth FISHER. OF Richmond
salHe and Kate FaunIeroy Bessie Bfun-
son. South Carolina. Alice Kelley and
Fannie wilson. norfolk. Jessie Bowling,
May Crowle, Laura Boyd, Fannie Hogs
head Eta Hangle, or washington;
Gladys aud Bessie Frazier, Bessie &c.
Coy. Rose Harrison, Fila Ransom. Elise
Jameer. Daisy Aarbr0ugh. Richmond.
Anna Woodward. Elise Hamilton, Janeits
summers0n. Eugeuia Bumgardnor Jessie
NIcI.anahem. of pennsylvania; Salle
Wolfe. charlottesville. Helen IaNor y ne
Foster Katie Eiche. berger and Bates, and
Messrs l. W. II. Pcyton, T. %. Hereford.
Sharshall and Jas Grasiy Wm Cooke,
wallace Mcfarland. pruviance and FRA
zier Sans High Irylt Iney and WIN
PHsou. Louis Peck D. ~ wilson Nna-
den Kinney. Wm. B. Trout J. S. and Ru-
dolph gardner L. a. Cootcs, Jordan
and Guuther Hoge. Frank and Frazier
Bel. j.. T. and stuart oliver, Kent lar-
ris0n. Frank Webb. a. vs.. BlacNey X
A TDunav. Th0s Rowling J. W. Laird.
T.. S. brooke. Chas. East. John u. Crowle.
Jr. Walter Huliheu. Harry H0gshcad,
Gideon and Fayt Timberiako Carroll
Summers0n. and Dr. G.. a. sprinkle.
The chareroncs We're Mesdame5 Moore
and Apperson.
Mrs A. b. clements spent a short While
IN town returning from Variety Springs.
T. i. St0neDurner. II Richmond, was
IN town recently. BE Collins io tafn
made a discovery that VIII De- mott vaiu-
able % an fruit growers. 4 certain kind
of mineral when placed nrHlui 'nn tlfr
prevents an insects and brss. ard also
makes the fruit much larger
SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brooke celebrated
their silver wedding az their home near
town last week.
Mrs Chas vaughan. of Richmond,
killed fourteen bats on the wing a few
DAYS ago. Her shooting was much al
mired.
Mrs. John Crosby and children have re-
turned to Richmond after visii 20 Ars.
VIM. A. Burnett
Augusta. have passed n resolution asking
the members OF the legislature 20 urga
a good pure food bin 90 the next meet
ing OF that body
Lewis Wake OF Portsmouth, and Sc den
Wake. Of Richmond. spent Sunday hero
with their sisters.
The Mary Baldwin Seminary opened
"wednesday with The brightest ouuopA Do
has ever had.
Mrs. Dewitt who has been visiting her
cousin. Mrs Berkeley Minor has returned
TO her homo ia Richmond.
Rev. T. a. Sche .e w1l or many wears
was pastor OF the Lutheran church here,
but resigned last year 20 accept a call 20
St. Joseph. Mo. has now resigned there
ard VIII spend some time in travelling.
Miss Elizabeth BurWcil Jones. one'Df no
most popular Young ladies here IS now
visiting Miss Natalie Harris, at Fred
ericks HAL. louisa county.
Prof j. NJ HreretOn. who Tor some
years has been the successful director %
the famous "et0uewaI Band n'a cepr-
Ell a position as travelling salesman Tor
the music house Of W. W Putnam &
CO. YET
DAUGHTERS or REVOLUTION
TIE Beverly Manor Chapter % ths
Daughters OF he American Revolution
viii entertain the Daughters from all over
the state az the annual meeting % 30
held here the latter part ot october.
Preparations are being made % give them
"A royal welcome and good time.
Saturday night Nat Russell. Quic, and
resnecfable COllred man living near town.
was held up and robbed Of his money and
bundles. IFS assailants had seen him
change a large note M grocery store ana
followed HIM an they cauo 90 Ozark
place I'm :he road where they covered him
with two pistols and demanded nis money.
Thos. W Brander was in town this
week. .
The remains or Miss Sarah coies nrrce
were taken 20 South Boston for iaiesment
o.. Thursday.
Two new establishments opened heir
doors 10 the public lfis wees one dfy
Goods and notion horse ala the Other a
gents furn shlns Store.
polk Miller was IN town this week. TO
eave two OF his delightful cniertlinme1ts
IN the county and won many new admir-
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. n. Talbot o.
Uaynesboro. and Mrs. W. 4. richardson
were IN town wednesday. Airs Richard
son will make her home here this winter
and send her granedanghier Ana NJ.
bott. 10 the virginia Female Institute. \,
Much sympathy IS felt here for Mrs. s.
I'll. Owen and the Misses Stsnard IN tleir
he ID sI.-l-