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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

hIrs McAainapproved. a
Peter shambo vs.. John Shields, strick- .
EN- az p1taainlffiffy i cost.
sAecfEffizdd Church of l.. D. s. church
svs. p6bnD. Bennett, default and decree
Of foreclosure.
H.. W. sRinhie vs.. A, P. Woodland, cost
bond ST $50 ordered. sz
.4J.fC. Bernard vs., A. Miles ct al, de.
cree quoting title, sr
Geo. A. Fain VS.. M. @. Alley, settled.
Isabel Lemmax vs.. w. III. Lemmax,
decree Of divorce granted.
Vail q White VS.. II. G. Waymlre, set.
tied.
Laura i. Ashburn VS.. VIM. T. Ash.
burn, decree. Of divorce.
Isaac Blunt vs. Nina B. Blunt, decree
Of divorce granted.
John. Harden VS.. Farmers Insurance
Co., settled.
Lillian McKlveen VS.. Henry B. Nc.
|klveep, decree Of divorce granted.
I Laura Hogue vs.. John Hogue, decree
VI divorce granted.
Katharine Bulling VS.. Albert West ct
al, decree quieting title.
Marion F. S%tookey VS.. Allie ]. Bar
ger, settled.
VIM. M. Gilbert VS.. Miles Hall ct al,
Fdecree quoting title. {
In the matter of the incorporation of
town Of Weldon, W.. II. Lowe, II. b.
Abercrombie, B. +. Shreves and Charles
Hammill appointed commissioners to
hold election as provided by law.
Levi H. Shelton VS.. Florence Shelton,
decree of divorce granted.
+. M. Osborn VS.. ]. w. Bowman, set
tied and dismissed.
John w. Toney VS.. Rosa B. Toney,
decree of divorce granted.
A permit to sell Intoxicating liquors
was granted to DR.. II. G. Bone of Grand
River for a period of three years.
1. w. Allender VS.. j.. d. Stead ct al,
decree quieting title.
j. w. Walker VS.. Frances n. Walker,
dismissed.
Lydia NJ. Keller, trustee, VS.. Chas. f.
Keller ct al, decree prayed for.
Public opinion can be manufactured
but the home made articlei is best.
One of the signs of littleness in man is
pride; one of the signs of greatness is
humanity.
Death is the smallest trouble. in this
world compared with sin which is the
greatest.
The man who runs his neighbor down
hill gets to the bottom of it about the
same time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

Make the fires of life burn with a
steady glow. Renews the golden happy
days Of youth. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35cents. w. G.
Stemple & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28
IMPAIRED Digestion

May not be all that is meant by dyspepsia
now,b ut,i it will be if neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, ots Of nerv-
Gus headache, sourness Of the stomach, and
disagreeable belching may not be very bad
now, but they will be if the stomach is
suffered to grow weaker.
Dyspepsia is such a miserable disease
that the tendency to it should be given
early attention. This is completely over
come by
Hoods ~Jarsap<rilla
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

Death is the smallest trouble in this
world compared with sin which is the
greatest.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

The man who runs his neighbor down
hill gets to the bottom of it about the
same time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

persons having friends visiting then or
knowing of strangers visiting in the city
will confer a great tavos uponsthe Editor.
note. - "%
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

One of the signs of littleness in man is
pride; one of the signs of greatness is
humanity.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

sher, Of Princeton, and M. 1. Bowsher, of
Modena, Mo-, are here, called by the ilr
ness of.their brother. Uncle Bob Bowsher.
Mrs. H. j. Close left Saturday for Mt.
Pleasant, where she will spend a few
weeks with her sister; Mrs. Booker, before
returning to her home at Carl Junction,
Mo.
John Axes, who has been spending q
few, weeks with relatives in this city, 1eft
Saturday for Sioux Falls to resume his
work as state agent for a Chicago portrait
house.
Miss Anna Duffns returned Friday from
q visit at Dayis City and will. spend a few
days in this city with Miss Charlotte Vogt
before returning to her home in Des
Moines.
Little Genevieve Simmons, who has
been visiting the past week with her
grandparents Mr.. and MRS. =. Hoffhines,
in this city, lefs Monday for Der nome in
Chicago.
8. A. Hamilton returned Friday from his
visit at Enid, Oklahoma, with his son, j. o.
Hamilton, his visit being cut short by the
death of his sons wife which occurred
Thursday.
Mr.. N. F.. Fesler, who was called here
by the death of his infant son, returned To
his home in Kansas City, Kan, last Fri.
day, Mrs. Fes!er remaining for a more ex.
tended visit with her parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
BITS OF GAlETY

Under the auspices ~ the wum-
ems Society % the First baptist
church, an rxoarnion viii hu given
% snoauaiuile fails Tuesday, July
IS The tnsiiea have secured the
Use Of tho grounds surrounding the
falls, and the efAiF promises 10 be
most enjoyable
Nrr Edward e Hsufetdsr vas the
hnHtssA 81 a very PRETTY luncheon
party To-Day At her residence. ga
Harvard avenue.
Mrs WIN g. Keith witi give an n.
formal tea tomorrow afternoon At
her home. t1it Sixteenth avenue
The gathering - 90 ~ tn honor %
Mrs. Lester Hetriek II san FnAn-
riweo. Nho Il SISTER and guest %
Mrs. Keith
Mr.. and Airs. ~ "a Eruwasn will
- A. home 10 their friends The fifst
and third Fridays 81 each month
Residence. GU Itovisston avenus
north
Mr.. aad Mrs. Gesrwe IAnkneid Of
EiEin. III. aru aursta At fh. home
~ Col. Alden }. Blethea. on Queen
Anne hill.
Harry West wiii leave for san
Francisco the 18th o. this month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
GENUINE OLD
CAMP MEETING
Holiness Union Takes To Tonta Out
on Denny Way

Holiness Union Takes To Tanta out
on Denny Way
Tho Pacific Apostolic Holiness TN
lon Is conducting genuine old
camp meeting on Denny way be-
tween noren and Fairview avenues
REV. Seth {. Reese. ~ Chicago. one
OF the mort noted Holiness preach
era n the world. la present with HE
wife and VIII talk morning and night
In the big tent which seats 100 peo=
pie. Every night the tents are fiiied
10 OVERLOOKING with an enthusiastic
CONGREGATION. The woods are dotted
with little tents which aFa rented for
81 80 for the duration 81 the meet
tnaH. The camp restaurant IL a
feature where mralH are eefVsd for
IS cents. The meeting h Ia charge
OF Rev. John r. Dull nf Seattle. sup
erlntondsnt q the Washington Apes
tolie linton. and includes ministers
aud converts from ali over the Pa
ciGc Northwest. One Of the pfufni-
neut ministers IN attendance IL Rev.
0eofge Turner who has Iunt re-
turned from the Philippines, after
four years work there Rev. Thom-
a. Teas. Of Albion. Iowa. h the mus
teal director. The meeting viii last
until July ~. Inclusive.
The camp grounds can be reached
from ths city bf taking a Lake TN.
ION or University car. getting OF az
harcn avenue and walking three
hlorks north Everyone u invited
to attend the meetings al 10 =. m.
and so u. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

ssrsaluraent In shs evening. Last
yea these evening affairs consisted
81 clam hakce candy pulls, fire
works, sfereuptieCn gkort dances.
Indian pnwwnwa. phnnuFfaph. etc.
TIE roads ahuut tho fort are exr
ceiieni for bicycling and many were
the wheeleFu. VINO enjoyed the ex-
curaiona 81 last year. A daily papei
IL printed upon the nimoEraph ard
distributed FRYE a. thc boys A 20
Volume library 81 the best boys
literature accompanies the camp.
aud in the source 81 a great deal Of
aaIizfNeEinn. Thr eniy unlfurm u
4 white yachting cap with the Wnrfis
Ramp kuntsut upon the Fih1Dus
Green ara white are the camp eel1rs.
The camp viii this year taks n
resident physician. although In the
x years ~ tfn history the camp has
haa no serious accident. Firearms
ar not aiiausrsi The steamer Oiym-
pic has been chartered to taks the
havs direct to camp on the nth Of
August and 90 return their on the
2Eth. on the itfh y special eNrur .
Sion for the benefit II parents viii
b. run.
Th9 ostect a the camp h the
sr4fftual and physical hrnrfft which
the tgga weeks autinE may give. The
llisefpffn~ - rrrfert nnd very rare
the lnfrinsesnenta The boys admin .
isfer their uun ruiwe and n more or
DERBY company cannot be found
The camp i oFsen 10 all boys u good
character ffee Louis J. Sawyer. %
The North baptist church Of this
city. % thf manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

he VII continue his musical studiea
while there on hia vacation
A complimentary concert for Miss
Cove la being arranged Tor and viii
be given aaiue dine IN fhe near fus
ture. Mr.. Zimmerman IL preparing
"a male auartette which VIII render
some nnn HainctiOuH This concert
VIII ne doubt be- the equal OF any
given this season.
The Holy GUY" was successfully
rendered last night At At. Marks
church. The accompaniment was
PLAYED by string quhftetts trained
bN Mr. liedicy
Nine Emma 1'hursby viii visit IN
Seattle during July. II n probable
that the famous singer vii be heard
IN private recital n no concert IA
given
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the 1'em-
pie ds Hirmch held its regular meet
iuE Yesterday afternoon az ! o'clock.
On the T~mpie. some very import
ant business wa transacted
The Misses sehram have returned
10 their home on the corner of Terry
avenue and Madison street, after
spending the winter months In
school.
Dunlap. real estate. ~ Union Nook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

An ordinance was passed last night
by the council providing for the cen
dernna ti0n q four iots an Seventh
avenue west, between Prospect and
Cornstoek streets Tor park psarppees-
The cost. which viii BE- about N.eso.
Il 10 Be horne eaaally BY the city and
residents 0f the district The pro-
posed park Is On tbs IVES, slope ~
Queen Anne hiii ana from " a good
vies Of the sound can Be oefatuasf.
The name Prospect park has eaen
suggested for g.
The Commercial Circle Improve
nsemt Club last night filed pFSs@@t
against the council granting any
vacation of streets % the Northern
Pacific Rniirpad Company unless the
latter promised % provide overhead
crossings over zach street The pro-
test wss referred 70 the street com
msgsse.
Al ordinance vas tntresiue@d pro-
xidsng fer the acceptance - the offer
~ Or. pefef0 % care fer the city =
INDECENT sick ~ his hospital snip
Idaho. The health and sanitation
committee viii FIX the amount 70 D.
naIA for the treatment ~ patientH-
me Irsdependent Telephone Conn
pauy was granted : further extern
sson Of - days time IN which 20
complete tts system. The company
mas hnd great difficulty In proeurins
naferiaI and apparatus from the
Eastern manufactures The cor
rorafl0us COMMITTEES will inspect the
fp4~pendent buiidine on Fourth sg-
@nue tomorrow.
A resolution vras adopted IN re-
.ponse 70 n petition from the ooun-
ell 70 wess Seattle. which gives the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

Arrangements are completed Tor
popular camp Kontent. which opens
is twelfth season this year. The
place chosen - Fort Townsend. =
deserted military reservation near
Port Townsend. Here are about =
buildings. a level parade ground ann
pie for All sports. the purcst 81
fresh water and a fine beach. Last
year the camp consisted % 5 boys
who for two weeks enjoyed the
pleasant cutting. The bays sleep In
the company headquarters urou
woven wire bunka. In the same
building n 3 great dining roam
which viii accon0dnte fsa, Therc II
the cant@en. which IL used Tor n
candy Kitchen and recreation rooms (.
a gymnasium fitted with parallel
bars ard punching bag. a bowling
alisy. q hospital. a guard hsuse for
the unfuiy. but whleh han not yet
BEEN Put % use. 4 sMaH cottage for
thu library and publishing house. a
large house for the h0use keepers
and . powder magazine which 10
used for photographers dark rnam.
The camp will b. organized this
year with = full coFfsr u municipal
officers. CaucuAsN. primaries and
general election are held. and mayer.
counciImen. chief Of police. judge
counsel. etc. viii b. elected Reerr-
Ation h provided by general cnjey-
ment IN the morning. a special pro-
srmm % sports or excursions In thu
afternoon and tsy some form % en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
new PARK PROPOSED
City Council Accepts DR. De Soos Offer Of Receiving Hos
pita-New Telephone Company Wants Extension Of
Two Months Time-Other Matters Before City Fathers

terry Manette the privilege 20 Land
~ tine city niip.
The corporation counsel presented
Tn opinion stating that n waa not
necessary for this city 70 pay 10 per
cent. 70 ali ttcuuses eoli@cted In the
city 20 the state treasury,
a resolution was introduced pro-
viking for the purchase 81 lots az
Fifth avenue and Garfield street for
a flrs station for the Queen Anne
district.
The fire and water COMMITTEES rec
onfnsnded that fire engine b. sta
toned on ths carnival grounds dur
ina - Elss' carnival. and = rrsniu-
sion was adopF~a ~ss NJ. ss-.-=7.1ssiui,s
any travelling circus from exhihltins
IN seattle during The carnival
The Sea tile Essectgtc Campare APP
mites fer perfnission 20 build tracks
on Oiiva street 70 facilitate the uper-
alton Of the system. Tho Decay
Maine Land Company protest
against being compelled 60 ure septic
tanks. was referred 10 the heaith
COMMITTEES. An ordinance was In
troduced TO give Berlin Nineheit of
the municipal court police authority.
The sum II fteo was appropriated
for the purchase of hurses for the
water department
Ordinances were passed approrfi-
atlnR $500 for the purchase Of prop
erty at Terry avenue and Alder
street. approrsiasiuR n.E33 for the
purchase ~ fire alarm boxes. grant
ing the use ~ city water 20 Beacon
hin residents for sDrluklinK pur-
poses.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

Theodore 0runert and otto Pr
thier. Who run a butcher shop ~ The
northern part Of the city, were at
rested by the police yesterday after
neon en- warrant charging them
With stealing and killing mllch COWS
and selling the meat. They are now
seeking bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

Monday morning the Bon Marche began
great discount saie--the most notable ever
held In the Far West. Z purchase. large
or small. will be discount per eent,--one-
fifth. Thus. IL you buy 'orth of goods. we
discount your bill ST.. II ,ou buy Sro worth
you arc asked to pay but $. II you buy sas
worth you are credited with discount Of SIS.
leaving only Sac to pay. and SO on up to any
amount you may need TO purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
YALE {
ROADSTER 80.

Frame. ii-s.ineh tubing. height,
= OF - Inches. crown. single or
triple plate. rifns. black. blue or red
rvutsr. black geld striped. saddle.
the best the market affards. chaire
u Tires. ant gear. two pierre hanger
the simplest and strongest hanger
on the market. yuu ear taks II cut,
clean ana put back IN less thar
i've mtnutse without changing al
justments This wheel represents
up~to-dst@ manufacture can pro.
dues fof a.. For this amount II has
no eorupetisor n has outnfrirred
al other fss wheels Gene IN and
try enc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
Everything in the
Store Is Included

In this sweeping discount except a few contract
articles, such as clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton.
Clark's o. N. T. croehe. Cotton. cisrk's o. N.
T. Lustre Miiward's Needles, Bisselis Carpet
sweepers. Queen Quality" Shoes. Uncle
Sam" Shoes. etc.
The above are under an agreemen, between
and the manufacturers not to cut the price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
Many Goods Will Be
Less Than Cost

To us after the 40 per cent. Ia deducted. but
we shall make no exceptions on that score. and
you practically buy this week at cost prices
throughout every department of the largest re-
tail store in this part of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

All Dress Goods q, 10 per cent dis
count.
All silks at n per- cent discount
All Gloves ~ - per cent discount.
Al Innings ~ ~ per rent discount.
All Linens AZ - per cent discount
All Domestics at 20 per esnt d<-
count.
All Bedding az 20 per cen, dis
count
All praperies At % per cent dis
count.
All Wash Fabrics al 70 per cent
dicaunt.
All ftibb~n. ss ~ per cent discount
AL HuEs af - per cenf discount.
Al Seckwear al % per cent dis
count.
All handkerchief at % per cent
diNrount.
All Embroldsri.s ct 20 per cent
discount
All Lsces at - per cent. discount.
All Dress Trimmings at 70 per
cent diecount.
An Umbrellas at % per cent dis
count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

Al perfectly tailored, from n
able materials. Scotch Black
aud White TweedH and
Chcviots. plain and Mixed
Fancy Worsteda. Perfect
fttinE. best Of wearing quail ,
tics. and equal In style to a
tailur-mnde -. .t.....,..sts..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
aAsNse5rs vueoaps
ANT. .rep.-...40.co
AIT. SAT. -./S.k Z
Ant. s-....----I-34---

All Meas FURNISHINGS At = ~
cent discount
All Trunks a. ~ per cent ~
count.
An Sporting Goods % 20 per -
discount.
All shirt waists AZ - par -
count
All Psttseoats At - Per cent -
count
All Mluinsry at 20 per cent -
count.
All Tailor Made susss 1t % Per 60
discount.
An wash suits at - per cent -
count.
Al wrappers az - par cent -
count.
All chiidren's Underwear ss = -
cent discount.
All chsldrer's Dresses az ~ -
cent discount.
All chIidren's Cara ana Hsf1 Z
80 per cent discount
All Muslin Underwear At % -
cent discount.
All shoes AZ % per cent disceuue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union ,l .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
ctsfk Ne
20
Tnsafsr ~

All Druggists snndries a, % per
cent discount.
All Candy At % per cent discount.
An China AZ - per cent discount.
All Cut Giass at 20 per cent dis
count
Al crocksry a; - per cent dis
count
All House Wares at % per cent
discount
All Hardware at 20 per cent dis
count
count.
All Stationery At % per cent dis
count
AL Books AZ 10 per cent discount.
All Music NJ % per cent discount.
All Notions At 20 per cent discount.
All Belts 81 % per cent discount.
Al Js~elry Of - per cent. discount.
All Hosiery At 20 per cent discount.
All Knit Underwear at 20 per cent
discount
All Boys suits a, 20 per cent dis
count.
All Boys Hats at % per cent dis
count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

They have that hnIEh. that HWsII
causes you to marvel Mt the ~
clothing. Here ~ every new
natty g-button single breasted
10 the new double breasted
sack Suit. The newest shades
olive. brown and green. In
stripes and ovcrpiaids: special 4
workmanship. and Innings are
Of the best .....s...s-t.....s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
spccted by board OF INSPECTORS. ana
will then sail for Culehra Island TO aod
strength to the big feet assembled there.
FIREMAN BURNED q:
The Hayes>Moore Ore Property Near
Chiffon Forge Opened Up.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Nov. IS
Mr. r. l.. Burton. a III ernan on the Noun
tain Division. was painfully burned ~
the Blue t.idgc tunnel yesierda y IN ~
going down grade the engineer smut OIL
t.le power fiom the engine and the asil !,
leaped out, ignting Mr.. BIrton's clotn-
ing and badly burning him about abb 'l Inc
body.
The Alpine band attended the unveii.
irg of The. Confederate monument "a.
Buchanan today. Quite a number OF cltl-
zeEs from here also attended.
The tract Of land known as the
Haynes Moore tract. near the town.
which was recently purchased by Messfs
A. w. PersinSer and A. NJ. stun. IS nov nov
being developed by these gentlemen. =
saw mill has been placed in position ana
machinery for removing iron ore mas
been ordered The tract contains 1,auo
acres of land. and contains valuable IRON
ore deposits.
a freirli; wreck occurred at Albert near
here. Yesterday TIE cause was a broken
5f,anrei on ore of the box cars. Several
cars were ditchcd and some of them
were fadly8 broken UP. None of the train
crew were injured.
Mr.. James Long. Of Hinton. ". Va,
who was injured in railroad wreck
severa, weeks ago. is tathe3 Ghesap eake
and Ohio Hospital. His condition was
treatment of DR. W-ysar he is recovering.
judge s. IL. Leicller has recently
granted a charter to the Review Print
ing and Furnishing Company to do busi-
pass i'm this city Ttis understood that
the company thus chartered VII! pur-
chase OF Mr. S. s. Greene of Richmond.
the Review printing plant. franchises. etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
PASTOR SURPRISED
Bon Air Ladies Pleasantly Remember
His Birthday.
lspecial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial 4iJlSfa.Icti 10 LIE 4 iilissS.J E5=
E8oN AIR. VA November Is
Wednesday evening the Methodist minis
tel, Of Bon Air Rev Porter HARDY. vas
very pleasantly surprised by the Ladies
Aid Society and members Of that church.
who with their friends gathered at the
church at S o'clock. After informal eS-3
eIciscs. consisting of songs and social IN
tercoulse. they repaired to the parsonage
carrying thitller many PRACTICAL tokens.
Of their generous-hearted interest in the
welfare and comfort of the ninster-the,r
greetings and gifts on the anniversary
Of his birthday.
Many Improvements have recently been.
il.ade both in and around the parsonag &c:
lew interior wall papering and decorations
and carpeting repairs on the building and
.icw fencing with an iron gate for the
front gard. made and presented TO the
parsonage iov#a1r. Snyder. of the firm OF
Asa snyder & SON. of Richmond
The stone work on the library of the
Fen Air Library Association has been
completed and thereof Will soon be placed
ar.G the beautiful structure Will be ready
Tor occupancy within PERHAPS two or three
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
GARNETT SEARS
Miss Lolah May Sears The Bride CT Mr..
NJ Burka GARRETT.

Special Dispatch to The Times.)
MATTHEW'S. Ma, November IS -
The marriage of Miss Lola1 May Sears
to Mr. M. Burke Garnet. was soieninized
i.erc Wednesday in the Westvilc Chris
tan Church at high noon.
En- tersng the church ieannS on the arm OF
her father, Captain Robert T. Sears. and
preceded by her maid OF honor. Miss SUI
Sc Sears and Masters Baker Lee Sears.
and Charles Seigel. as cushion bearers.
little Miss Grace Seigel carrying a
basket of rose leaves, she procs eded to
the altar where she was met by the
Stcom with his best man. Mr.. Christie
,,llei b Garrett#of Richmond, and where
under a floral umbrella suspended from
al arch. they pIghted their troth.
The bridesmaids were Misses Jennie
hughes and Frances Daniel Mossley. OF
Richmond: Miss Clara Tins!ey, of Giou-.
cfStei: Miss Virginia McCandlish of Sa-
iiida, Miss Annie Y. Pollard. OF Farm
vile, and Miss Ellen Douglas Garnett, oil
Mathews. the sister of the groom.
The usilars were Senator j. Boyd Sears,
II Matllew,s; DR.. j. NC. Jones. of Glou-
sc,ster:# Mr. w D. Evans. of MlddieseX:
Mr.. Elijah Baker of Richmond; Mr.. ray
Tor Garnett, of William and Mary College,
s...,,,; Mr. l.. G. Garnett.9 of Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs Garrett took the Old Do
,,,i,,;on steamer for New " DIRK Immediate
* after luncheon.