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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-03-04
. DID GOOD BUSINESS.
1900 i,se Marriage, Licenses issuss
49, ed During February. ~

MarTid9Si tItcenSeS lssa'
'''1'' s'''''s ed During February. "
h, Twentynine couples were given per,
III ssion 20 wed in this county during
the month of February by Clerk HI w,
'Michaelss and his assistants, Wedpes1
day, the twelfth day of the month, was
the most popular date for Z getting
married Turing that time as four COP
pies were granted permission to DE
married on that date. The grand to-
tai for the month shows an average OF
L 1928 per day, which is a very good
record. Following are those who
were granted the necessary papers
during the months s.
I 3-Jack Simmons and Miss Anna
.Waddell.
Ill. d. Shook and Miss Emma M
Uric; Emmett M. Burton and Miss
Clara G. Ross; C. C. DeBoard ant
Miss Melissa A. Lawson.
5-Owsley Turner and Miss Nettie
Lawson.
S-M. McGrath and Miss Alma Shea;
Il. w. SHUTS and Miss l.. B. Ray.
1O-W. |. Miller and Miss Helen Nc
Cullough; Walter McClung and Miss
Maude Sporting.
12-W. A. Summers and Miss Vods
M. Drake; David H. Warner and Miss
Anna Hadden; S. P. Crossman ant
Miss Andie Scott; VIM. Anderson ant
Miss May Edwards.
ia. u. Smith and Miss l.. J.Rowe
14-H. L. Harkins and Miss Eleano
C. Rice; Roy Bowers and Miss Mar
gerry Mcmillan.
17-John l.. Penick and Miss Mic
E. Moore.
19-W. P. Fulton and Miss Clara T
Jones; J. NJ. Dood and Miss Mary L
Johnson; Lester Sisco and Miss Ev;
Emery.
Colchester S. Osmand and Mis-
Louisa V. Dorson; Oscar M. Maitlil
and Miss Alice NJ Erwin.
21-Ed. Durham and Miss Emm
Yount.
22-Samson Jones and Miss Nelli
Cohnour; ]. G. Farmer and Miss Edn
Hodge.
25-Elie R. Reed and Miss Viola T
/ Goering. :.
| 26-John Nelson and Miss Bell
Mirrison; Silas c. French and Mis-
Mamie R. Gates.
Of. M. Harrington and Miss Ev
Ramey.
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FART ERS.
We Want to Tell You What We Have
Cheaper Than Anywhere Else in

n OttunlWa. stY ~
Seed potatoes of all varieties.
Seed corn, the best in Iowa. ii
Garden seeds fresh and inbnlk. y
Clover, Sc per bu., timothy $3.f
Low grade -four $1.25 per cwt.
Bran, $1.05 per cwt. etl siu
Shorts, $1.15 per cwt.
Glutin, $1.40 per cwt. s@
Corn chop, $3.50.
All other feeds in proportion.
The best flour in the city at CSC per
sack, warranted.
We will not be undersold on any
thing. We have everything in feed and
seed line. ~ ~
We have more goods in stock than
all the stores in1Ottumwa combined,
w. P. Chisman.
LOT East Second street.
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[ From Mondays Daily.1
Miss Retta Griggs of Agency spent
the afternoon in the city.
Elijah Johnson, of Agency, was in
the city today on business.
j. Buckner, of Highland, spent the
day in the city on business.
DR.. F. e. Lawson, of Highland, was
in the city today on business.
DR.. Davis, of Agency, was in the
city this morning on business.
Mrs. o. l.. Shadford of Agency was
visitor in the city this afternoon.
A marriage license has been issued
to Z. Martin and Miss Mabel Simpson
Charles Hood and son Merle, of Alb,
ingdon, are business visitors in the city
today.
Ira Miller, who lives a short dis
lance north of Keb, was transactins
business in the city today.
R. C. Dimmitt, of Highland town
ship, was in the city today looking af
ter some business matters.
Born, Saturday afternoon, to DR.. and
Mrs. Freeman Tullis, of Gravestown
an eleven pound daughter.
A. Prevolsky, formerly of this city
bnt who has been living in Chicago
for some time, has returned here, anC
will make this city his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Davis and son
IF OH Tnntar
have arrived in this city and will make
their future home at 800 West Ottum
wa street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W.Renfrew and fam
lily, who resided on their farm eight
miles southwest of Ottumwa for the
last ten years, leave soon for Mirablle
Mo-, where Mr.. Renfrew purchased 6
farm, with the expectation OF making
| their future home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Duffy and fam
| lily arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from San Diago, Cal, for visi
with friends and relatives in the vicin
ity of Ottumwa. They expect to Wis
it for some time at the home of L
Gugerty at Chillicothe. Mr.. Duffy will
leave in few days for a trip to Law
ton, Okla, on business.
H. w. Estes, of Summit street. ea
poets to leave soon for Mt. Pealiel
Idaho, where he will make his futur
home Mr.. Estes has been a residen
of the city for the past twelve year
and has just recently resigned his pc
sition as track foreman on the c., f
& @. He has accepted a similar pos
ton with the Union Pacific road an
will make MS home in Mt. Pealier. Hi
family will accompany him to thei
new home.
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Semi-Weekly Courie
CHANGING ADDRESS.

Subscribers wishing their address changed
will please give the Matte of the Post Office to
which the paper has been sent as well as the
Post Office where they desire it to be
changed to-
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining Unclaimed at ottumWa, la,
Week Ending Feb. IS, 1902.


Remaining unclaimed at ottumWa, la,
Week Ending Feb. IS, 1902.
Mems List.
Boughner, L A Brown, Orson
Bbb, J w CORTLAND, Richard
Co1more, A w Cole, f C
Findley, James Gobben, Ed
Kirk, Franklin Low, Peter
Mathies, B i Moore. CLYDE
Murphy, p (2) Pembroke, ] w
Rauh, M Wheeler, Leonard
Ladies' List.
Bidchiel, Miss Nora Covert, Miss Anna
Cummins, Miss Julia Davis, Miss Myt1e
Hayes, Mary Wren Hylton, Miss Grace
M Mimic Mrs Edith Roberts, Mrs Marie
Remaining unclaimed at Ottumwo,
Ia, ending February %, 1902:
Mems List.
Bali, &c Ballard, c M
Baker, Jim Mat Cobb Arthur
Darrah, Charlie DeLoug, A Q
Fuller, Earl Grady, r
Hudson, G Johnson, T.
Lander, Joe Lagg, Williain
fletcher, J II Morrow, G M
McCrite, w NJ Maddox, d
Nelson, Rev AP o'conncll, Dauicl
Pinkerton, M or w Powers L r
Patterson, r J Phillips. w S
Roland, ] Robinson, Frank
Swanson, Emil Somniersvile, Albert
Sisk, Etua Utter, Maurice
Williams, H r Williams, John
+. Schultz, a McClelland, u M
Ladies' List.
anderson, Miss Josie Arnold, Miss Myrtle
Anderson. Miss Alice Belmont, Nettie
Brown, Mrs Nellie Bell, Miss Anna
Belmont, Miss Eta Chambers, Mrs Ann
Cockrill, Miss Flora Farris, Mrs Susan
Guess, Mrs Ed Griffith. Miss Clara
johnson, Miss Marie Mcclure, Mrs Sadie
Mcclure, Mrs Jennie Meats, Mrs Eva
Nickels, Mrs VIM Rice, Miss Katie
Smith, Mrs Alice Walker. Miss Alice
McClel1aud, Mrs G M
Parties calling for above letters Will
please state that they are advertised
~ A. w. Lee. p. M.
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Mems 81 dress shirts for soc, while
they last, at the Hub. Boys 25c knee
pants for 15c. Boys soc pants for 25c.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

[From Fridays Daiiy.l
Repair work a speciality at Harsh
man & Duncan's, GA Church street.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Robinson is very sick at her
home. 21S South Willard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stark and children,
210 South Moore street, have gone to
Oelwein to make that place their flu
ture home.
Gordon Bell, 104 Wilson street, has
bought the w. G. Martin property, ITO
Willard street. Mr. Martin and fami-
ly expect to leave for Minneapolis. Min
nesota, to make that place their future
home.
[From Saturdays Daily.]
J. d. Trebilcock, $50 Division street,
whoxhas been i'll with cancer for some
time, is rapidly growing worse. Is
We guarantee our jewelry and watch
repair work to be satisfactory. Try
us. Harshman & Duncan, 624 Church.
Mrs. j. Haley, 3O4 Weller street, who
has been in a very critical condition
for several days suffering from pneu-
monia. is reported to be much improV-
ed today.
Mrs. w. H. Gaylord of Asbury ave-
nue., departed this morning for Den
Iver and Grand junction, Colorado, for
a three months visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Oda Swift, of Bloomfield, will
arrive here this evening and spend
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Trisler on Miner street. Miss
Swift will go to Boone, from here and
spend a month or two with relatives
and friends.
From Mondays Daily.
Earl Bells, of Mary street, is on the
sick list this week.
Misses Ruth Smith, May Ditch, Ru,
! by Ditch. Alta Milburn and Messrs. Ed
Smith, Ray Gift and Preston Duncan
returned home last evening from a
Sunday visit at the home of Mr.. Dun
| cans father, who resides near Beck
with. They all report having an en-.
ioyable time. Misses Lora Smith and
Alva Polling will remain for couple
of DAYS longer for visit with Miss
Duncan.
| Officer Frank Harris. who has trav'
eled the South Side beat nights fol
the past year has resigned his position
and leaves tonight for Oklahoma to &C
| to work on his farm, which he drew IN
the big drawing there last fall. George
4 Hanks has been appointed to the va
cancy caused by Mr. Harris resigna
ton, and he began work Saturday
night. Officer Peter Hess was trans
ferred from the West End beat to the
one formerly travelled by Officer Hal
ris, and Officer Hanks was given 9th
Ger Hess old beat.
i Herbert the 1S-months-old son o
Mrs. Cora Thorpe, died very suddenly
1 yesterday afternoon at o'clock a
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. E. Allen, 3OS North Wellel
1. street. The little ones mother ant
little sister, Gladys, had been invited
out to dinner and about 2 o'clock were
!, called home by the serious illness o
, 1.-THE son and brother. Herbert had no
/ been feeling very well for several day
/: but was up and around playing with
: out complaining in the least. He wa
suddenly stricken with spasms abou
El1:3O O'Clock and death came about
d O'Clock. The funeral services will b.
|, theld Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
from the Allen residence, 30S Mort
Weller street, conducted by Rev. /
III. Patterson, pastor of the Willar
street Methodist Episcopal churcf
1.-THE remains will be inferred in tn
ShauI cemetery
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW LANDs,

We have now in the market II, 900 acres first
class Farm aud Grazing Land. Located in
Aitkin County, Central Minnesota; close to
railway and good markets; at from Sc to So per
acre. Our Laud-seelters' Excursion leaves OF
tumwa March %. Round trip Sl6.25. Now is
the time to invest. First come first served.'
For more particulars call on or address
John p. Applequist, Agent,
1913 e. Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Chicken thieves are doing a whole
sale. business at Missouri Valley.
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ture home. Rev. Johnson has accept
ed a call from the Christian church at
that place and goes there to take
charge of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John La--.sl2cd. ,sof
Bla!.c-burg, arrived in the city today
on No. 8 from Monmouth, Ill, where
they have been visiting for a short
time with relatives and friends,
Judge Roberts today filed an opinion
in which he dismissed the habeas cor
pus matter brought by W. H. Biddin-
ger for the possession of Jessie May
Adcock, his 12-year-old grandchild.
The girl will remain in possession of
her step mother, who has cared for
her about seven years.
DR.. j. w. E1erick, of this city, has
received word of the death of his moth.
er, Mrs. Susan Elerick, which occur
red yesterday morning at 10, O'Clock
at Scarborough. Mrs Elerick had
been spending the winter with her son,
J. Elerick, at Scarborough. She was
taken sick about the first of the week
and after few days sickness passed
away yesterday morning at the age of
ySdlS MIS-. ElCllCh DOlA III
Ireland in 1929 and at the age of IA
came to this country with her parents
who settled in Ohio. In 1854 she
came with her husband to Iowa and To-
Gated in Van Buren, county near Keo-
sauqua, where she lived until few
months ago. Mrs. Elerick is surviv.
ed by eight children, none of whom
reside near the old home place in Van
Buren, county.
Ottumwa has lost its chance to Sc
cure an automobile factory. H. E. De
Loura today closed contract with Fit
Madison to locate his factory in that
city, and he will go there Tuesday to
superintend the erection of his ma
chinery which has already been order
ed shipped to that place. Mr.. DeLoura
met the committee of this city which
had been appointed to secure funds for
site for his factory, which was the
bonus he asked from this city, and it
made final answer, in that it was
unable to secure the amount asked fol
Mr.. DeLoura concluded that he could
not afford to take anything less, so it
was decided that negotiations should
cease, and he would be free to confer
with any other place. Mr.. DeLoura at
once went to the telephone and called
up the Fit. Madison Business Mems
association and informed them he
would sign the contract with that city
at once and order his machinery ship
ped there. The association at once
secured deed to the property which
it proposes to give to Mr.. DeLoura ant
| worl, will hp hapIln at pnca fitting i
up ready for occupancy.
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COR SALE-Three stations, one Belgium,
: one Norman, one Morgan all good horses.
Write w. II. johnson, Moravia.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
WANTED.

WANTED-Man aud wife to assist on
farm; also man of experience in farm
ing and stock raising. Separate houses on
same place. References exchanged. E. G.,
care Courier.
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Parties calling for above letters viii
please state that they are advertised.
W. @ "A. w. Lee. p. M.
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[From Fridays Daily.l
Mr.. Kussart of Eddyville was bus
mess visitor in the city today.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Improved farm of lis acres,
! known as the Geo. Overture farm one mile
east of ormanville. Bids accepted. Geo. Over
turf. Ornianvilie, Iowa.
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[From Saturdays Daily.]
J. D. Trebilcoek, $50 Division street
whoxhas been i'll with cancer for some
time, is rapidly growing worse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
Programme of PARK Music.

Park concerts by IardsNa's band. July
18th TO August I'd. inclusive
PROGRAMME
March New EngIands Finest"
Herbert T. Clarke.
.. Overture .L'Ita!saaa In Algssrs..'
Rossini.
3. Smoky Mokes' Holman.
/. Troubors solo.
Grand Fantasia from mariana"
II. Round.
8r. Joseph La FraEta
5. Gems from Chimes OF Normandy"
10y reauesD. Pianeuette.
g. Gems from Faust. Coy -equesc).
Gounod.
I. Chinese March Characteristic. Tan
Tan Bert R Anthony.
s. Waltz. Artists Life 1890. Strauss.
g. Cake walk. 'Impscuntous Davis"
Kerry Mills.
10. Star Spangied Banner and Dixie
FELIX IARDELLA. Bandmasts-
Observation-Disclosures Park. $50 to
1880 P. III: Tussday-Je1esson Park. $50
to 1890 p VI: Wednesaay-Gamhle'
PIN park. $50 TO 1880 P. ~: THURSDAY
Monrca Square. $50 to 1850 P. NJ. FRI
day-Liboy Hill Park. $50 TO 1890 p N
saturday-New Reservoir PAX. SO 10
7::S0 p. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27

Hamilton. left Saturday mrning Tor Red
Hill. Aibemarle county.
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Crawford have
returned from visit to Mrs. Crawfords
sister. Mrs. Rice, in Chase City.
Mr.. Gustav Oestreiches Is registered
at Pannacis Hotel. Long Branch
Mrs. L. C. West. OF Danville. is visit.
ing relatives in Richmond.
Judge and Mrs. James Keith and theis
daughter, Miss Juliet, are spending tha
summer in Warrenton.
Mrs. Samuel H. Yonge. the Misses
Yonge and Mr. William & Yonge arc
spending the summer at the Sweet Chalyo
beate Springs.
Mr., and Mrs. John Latham and Misc
Virginia Vaughan are visiting Mr.. T. n
Fletcher. in Warrenton.
Mrs. Matte Driscoll who has been
visiting in Cumberland county. is now
the guest OF Mrs. K. S. Flauua gan, OF
Pow hatan.
Mrs EngIeberg. who is spending the
summer in Powhatan. is recovering from
an Illness.
Miss Mary L. Barnes is the guest OF
Miss Walker, at Roxbury. Va
Mrs. c. Earl Rhodes is visiting hen
father. Sheriff Rossser, at Luray-
Mrs. Henry Gibson has returned from
the University of Virginia. where she at
tended the School OF Methods.
Mrs W. H SadIer and Miss Jessie
Evans will spend the summer with Mrs.
S. P. Smith, of Wilmington, Va
Mr.. Stanley Campbell is visiting rsla-
tives In Caroline county.
Master william Royster Is spending tha
summer at tho home Of Mr.. silas Seay. Ii
Fluvanna county.
Rev n. g. Davies and BITS family ara
at Hague. Va .
Mr.. H, NJ Cannon is at tia St. Dennis
Hotel. New York.
Miss McConby is the guest Of 3Tza
Virginia Wright. In Caroline county.
Miss o. A. Campbell. who has neea
visiting here. has returned to heC home
in Caroline county.
Mrs. r. Shore Robertson and childrens
OF Blackstone, are spending The summsf
ar Rawley Springs.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo nos Joined Kiss
Leila Dimmock. at Northport, Long Is-
land
Miss Mary Ellison is the guest Of
friends. at Atlantic City, Norfolk.
air. and Mrs. Eugene L. Rows ana
daughter. will leave Thursday for At.
lantic City. n. J.
Mr.. Edward c. Mayo Is spending 8
few days at Old Point
Miss Emma Jones. OF Chatham. cams
to this city to join Miss Marie Stith and
together go TO Buckros Beach.
Miss Ella Jackson was among the dane.
ers at an unusually pretty german stven
in WythsvilIe Tuesday.
Mrs Harvey Hatcher is thu guest OF
Mrs Marian Hatcher. OF Chester. Va
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Wise. of williamsburg, has returned


Wise, of williamsburg, has returned
home
A popular party from Richmond at
the Rockbridge Alum consists OF Mrs.
P. H. Starke. Mrs. Luther Dawson and
cottage for the season in South Caro-
lima row. 4. 81 41e.aa
Miss Mary Ashley Bell. the wei! known
singer. will leave Fluvanna, August 4th,
for the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
In the autumn she will so to New York
and continue her musical studies
Mrs. Carter Scott and children left the
city Thursday for Warrenton. Va. Later
Mrs. Scott will go to the Hot Springs of
Virginia. The children will remain with
Mr.. Scott's family In Warrenton.
Miss Augusta Campodonico. daughter
of Mr. John Campodonico. was married
on the 23d to- Mr.. Anthony N. Rettaliata.
Both are young people we'll known in the
Italian colony.
Miss Leila Taylor Stevens. the beauti-
Norfolk. was married on the 22d to Mr..
Frank D. Owens, formerly of Norfolk
but now of New York.
Mrs. Frances Courtney Baylor Barnum.
of Savannah, the well-known authoress
who has many friends and relatives in
Richmond. is now installed in her coun-
try home. Mulberry HILL" Lexington,
Va
The following Richmond girls are at
tending g. house party in Portsmouth
given by Miss Vernelson: Misses Emma
Andrews, Katie MacPhail and Rita
StovalL
Mrs L. R. Dashiell and Messrs. Robert
and Grayson Dashiell are at Ocean View.
Mrs. John B. Lightfoot Is at Ocean
View. IN la.a,as-
Messrs. r L. Campbell. A. L. Richard
son and D. ]. Carr are at Ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Randolph williams will
sail for Europe early in August.
Miss Lucy Henley, of Newport News,
is visiting here B
Mr.. William NJ. Habliston will spend
the remainder of the summer travelling
aboard. He will sail in August
Mr. and Mrs. Writ Crawford are at
keysville, Va.
Miss Annie Hankins is visiting Mrs.
Minor, of Keysville, Va.
Mr.. Gayle Spencer, who spent last WIN
ter here. is visiting his grandfather. DR..
P. B. Pendleton. of Cuckoo, Va.
Mr. and Mrs D. H. Rucker and family
are with Miss A. l. Goodwin, OF Louisa,
for the summer.
Major E. T. D. Myers is at the Hoffman
House in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Walford are regis
tered at the Marlborough, n. c.
Miss Julia Bidgood is visiting in Nor
folk. - s..tiis;sss
Dr.. Lyon G. Tyler of Williamsburg, is
in the city at Nurphy's.
Miss Mary w. White has returned from
Williamsburg.
Miss Florence Laughton is the guest of
Mrs. W. D. Dingud, OF Lynchours
Miss virgie c. Winfree is at Chester for
the summer.
Miss Lois Ransom is visiting in Crewe.
Mrs. ". a. Powers and family are
visiting Mrs. Sarah Powers. OF Scots
vile.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cosby is spending the sum
mer at crew% Va.
Miss Berta Fox. of Scottsville. has re-
turned hons, after visiting friends here.
Mrs. S. 3. Woodfln chaperoned a merry
party on hay-ride Tuesday evening
near Fredericlzs Hail. in Louisa county.
Miss Courtney Bowdoin Bridges is Wis
ting relatives at Lower Bremo. Va.
Hon. James Aston Cabell left yester-
day to spend his vacation at the Natural
Bridge.
Miss Annie Guy will leave next week
to visit her aunt Mrs Ransom. in staun-
ton.
Miss Viola A. Diacont has returned to
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and Miss Mamie Haden, OF Fork Union.
Fluvanna county, are visiting friends In
this city.
Mr. Richard Flanagan ts spending
three weeks with his mother in Pow
hatan. Va.
Mrs. R. Shore Robertson and children.
at Rawley Springs.
Miss Mary Ellison is the guest of
friends at Atlantic City, Norfolk.
Mrs Walker and Miss Eunice Walker
have returned home. after a very pleas
ant stay at Ocean View.
Miss Orma Pillow is visiting her
brother, Mr.. B. T. Pillow. in Newport
News.
Mr.. Elton Pillow is camping at Buck
roe Beach.
guest of Miss Fenton Moss at Beaver
Dam
Mrs William C. Preston and her two
little daughters are summerins at the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Dr. c. A. Labenberg and wife have
just returned from a two-weeks trip to
Canada and Atlantic City.
Mr.. Arthur G. Lewis, OF Norfolk.
Southern passenger representative OF the
Baltimore and Ohio, is at Murhpy's Ho-
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grabowski have
left the city for Greenbriar White Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs Chiles Mason Ferrall Is visiting
her father. Colonel Robert White, of
Wheeling. W. Va
Miss e. J. Hendrix has left tor~New
York. Later she will go TO Shefeld.
Conn.
Mr.. Charles II. Langhorne and mother
have left for Buffalo Iitlfa Springs
Miss carrtngtoa and Miss Mary Coles
Darlington left to-day for Crocksscs
Springs.
Mr.. J. 3. Kidd has arrived in London.
and will be there several days before
leaving for Paris, ST. Petersburg and
other European cities.
Misses Ollie Quarles and Edith Miller
have returned from a visit to Buckroe.
Miss Quarles will leave shortly for a
visit to friends in Hanover county.
Misses Annie and Leila Gray left
Thursday morning for New York. where
they will join Mr.. and Mrs. James Cas-
lSie for an extended European tour.
Mr., and Mrs Cumberland Rurabo!d. OF
Baltimore. are a their new home, in
Virginia having returned from their
wedding trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Briggs. of West Cary Street,
who has been visiting friends at Viz
gina, Beach for several weeks, has re-
turned home.
Mr. Guy and Miss Fannie Guy will
leave this week for "GuycIiffe," Miss
Gussie Daniels summer home near the
White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Katie GrIsg. OF Church Hill, ac-
companied by her brother. John Grigg.
left last week for Ocean View and Nor
folk she will be absent three weeks.
Miss Douthat, superintendent OF the
Virginia Hospital. who has been away on
months vacation. has returned to the
city.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Masonic
Home will hold a called meeting Monday
morning at Il O'clock in the Masonic
Temple.
Mr.. William F. wi!lauer. OF Danviue.
va. formerly OF this city. IS the CUES,
OF Mrs, D. Hardy Pyle. so North Fifth
Street.
Mrs. Henry Clay Watkins and children
have left for Norfolk. where they Will
will spend a month will! Mrs. Watkins
father.
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN H. Berry and
Miss Mary Garland Berry have just re-
turned from Atlantic City. after q most
delightful stay OF some weeks
Misses Jennie and Leila Valentine OF
Church Hill. are at Virginia Beach
An interesting event OF Wednesday was
the marriage OF Miss Carrie E. Lipscomb
to Mr.. Ernest II. Miller
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for 12any years resident here. Is In The
city. He is spending portion
o fhis vacation In the STATE. Later on
he will go to Baltimore, where he will
Ill the pulpit of the Eutaw-Place Bap-
fist Church.