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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31
KeIso School Of Mus!. Notes.

Miss Cooper Gillespie has returned very
much invigorated from an extended trip
in the Rockies. She visited all points
c. interest in Man:tou. Colorado Springs.
Denver and ether places
Miss Lottie Hess is enjoying boating
and other recreations at Geuda-
Miss Bessie and Master Lon Griffith
are spending a few weeks at Waldock
Lake
Miss Flossie Wickmiller. who has been
studying under Mrs Hays this summer,
returned TO her home in Kinghsher last
friday. She is so gratified with her pro-
gress that she declared most positively
she VIII return next summer without fail.
to continue her work.
Cara VermiIlion is home again and re-
PORTS a most delightful visit with rela-
tiyes and friends in Iowa. She is so in
terested in music that she did not neglect
II during her absence. The prospects for
1892 and 1903 is ready for distribution.
II is very neat and contains concise in
formation regarding the school
This week applications were received
srom residents of FIVE Oklahoma towns
for Kelso teachers. This is an evidence
or the popularity OF the method and its
place in the favorable estimation OF the
people
Last Wednesday evening Miss Spring
gate read several selections at the Kelso
Club. Miss Sprnggate studied under Mrs.
Kelso last year and her progress has
been most remarka bic and gratifying to
her family and friends She possesses
unusual ability and reads with a natural
ness that is charming.
She is so enthusiastic and so delishted
with her advancement. that she viii con
tiuue under Mrs. Relso's instruction until
she becomes proficient in her art
The attendance at the juvenile KeIso
The attendance at the Juvenile Keiso
Club SATURDAY afternoon was very good
indeed. The president Ruby Murray
presided. She returned last week from
Oklahoma, where she passed a month
most pleasantly. visiting relatives and
friends
Bertha Tucker read a very interesting
sketch Of Weber's life and afterN ards
asked questions on the article read. II
was decided 70 adopt this plan Of con-
Quoting she musical history lesson.
Another new feature 70 Be introduced
az the next meeting Is 70 have several
members play The same selection. This
VIII doubtless De an incentive TO more
careful practice
The leaders for the next meeting viii
be: Delsarte drill-elms Allen: Definitions
Of Technical Terms-Hazel Robb; Bio
graphical Sketch-(J S. Bach Lucia
Heroig. Chords and Scaies-ElIen smith.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

season, they have gathered and shipped
from different parts Of Oklahoma. forty
carloads OF melons.
When the students return to school the
coming Tuesday. they viii find quite
transformation in the different rooms.
The room on the second floor, occupied
BY the telegraph school during the winter
has been repapered and refurnished and
two twelve-foot blackboards put in for
the use OF the Theory department The
typewriters have been moved into the
recitation rooms and put into shape. and
the outer office takes its place again as
q reception or1cs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

Jhesn with great success. ! must Hc-
knowledge that I am not a good cook.
have 10 cook everything by recipe. See
ing some inquiries answered il the paper
thought I would also ask yog for q
couple OF recipes.
VIII you kindly give me recipe Tor
potato salad and one for a good dressing
for roast veale''
4 very popular potato salad IS made as
follows: Boil I'VE meiium-sized potatoes
with their jackets on until Just tenser:
drain and remove skins. cut into dice and
while hot moisten with a French dress
ing made By mixing two tabiespoonf1ls
CT salad oil with one OF vinegar, a pinch
Of salt and a pinch OF pepper. Let the
potatoes stand for fifteen OF twenty min
utes and then put into salad howl with
a medium-sized onion chopped nne. a
tablespoonful OF minced parsley. salt and
pepper 70 taste. add enough boiled salad
dressing 10 bind the whole together and
mix carefully. heap IN mound shape on
a salad dish with gsrnish of lettuce leaves
and sliced tomatoes. Only the plain
French dressing may be used for potato
salad FOR q change
Boiled Dressing.
This is also nice FOR cold slsw or may
be used with other vegetable salads
Mix a desert spoonful OF dry mustard,
half a teaspoonful OF salt quarter OF a
teaspoonful OF white pepper. half tea
spoonful celery calf With a large table
spoonful Of butter. Stir IN thoroughly
the beaten yolks Of two eggs and beat
all TO a cream, then beat IA a cup u
cream. sour or sweet ~ milk Is used
add another egg stir ana cook iu a
double boiler uutn Il begins % thickcn.
Remove at once from the FIRE and when
cold beat in two or three tablespoonfuls
OF vinegar. \ little sugar improves Ibis
dressing. but do not make It too sweet
We VIII give dressing Tor roasi veal in
next issue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31
Muslc - oRAMA.


CAfIAfE JI%ks COMING.
"Captsln ginka ~ fha Horse Aasinss~
vii - one ~ re real a8taI IS atfrarslrns
10 BE seen here durils next aess1a. IL -
fantastic coneay from 80 pea u 60 =
Fifsh- 81. FIeh - noa at ia xsnifs q
his popularity ss drsmsftsg. ard Cap-
tain Jlnks represents his best errft Ihs
c1saety was nof 1rstten 80 crt~- 20 "a
any star. bgf aas hee ~ Mr tIifh un-
tf a proper cast celIa hs seiecfe.l. vrsa
this VAS done lt aas gro4aeel AZ ths
fiarrics fhrafsr ard raa urinferfabfesi
feF 80 nights sc tals riayheese 81 rs
great delight - >eH Iqrz. Ihs sfery .s
fhas 90 certain Aadane ITsrtaei. =
grand opera s.r9er. uh1 retarns fl amer
ga. hrr native eoartTT. after aa abssnrs
~ May geara. Ths intrir1s lies besssrn
h.r and Cartssn Jfnzs ~ lhs Herse Sa-
rinea. ~eu-snean character a Kew
Tsra Eao faas sisisuflg la fess p4sh fss
sfreef DISTRACTIONS arc - rourre.
th-oae 81 fee aev - .eses smeofh san.
ar1v - - crerr1ae ~ ssrsfraF aa1 ar-
a9r Tae paff ~ Ms1rfnf Tfensoal siI
b. alaged - ss-ss F-ilzzf.sth ssasneay. ~
szcee1ieeF hs44ffa ara eer At-asfs-
I4r-t rrlarz.sr actress rtt. aff- easefsf
gears ef alc1eas l- see aatI-esff e. zaz
arrearlar azaln eefrsf 1nafrsn afl-
eneer A- efEaniEaf - forty rareFs
f. eeese.f ser ths fsu infergrrtasfsa =
tse casfa.tfrs arc tr fieatsl ca--t-E
,zsstrr rrosactien. crect 81 al sn-i-
~ ftsls niI - aFr Iae feF
efH rrlerf - 80 Far.E sf aae ~
is-r- r.ts-s AZ tae ssss rese1 .n fes
spraz wai ssseas 81 ~ EeieT t1s So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining IN the post
onice at wichita. kan. uncaned Tor. Tor
the week ending August g. In calling
FOR any Of these letters. say that yoa saw
them advertised. giving the date.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31
Eagle Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What 20 Eat
And How to Prepare Food.

These articles on the necessarily ab-
s~rDing topic Of food are carefully pre-
pared ana based on knowledge OF chem
lS-ry as applied TO cooking and practical
Information derived from actual expert
ence-
FIRST NOiume-COnducted by Ida ArneS
Willis. Marquette Building Chicago, 10
whom AL inquiries should be addressed.
All rights reserved ~ Banning Co.
fsrfo2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

would light NJ Hamilton rz-k By put
ting IN ar least Two Or three boulevard
lamps. TIE strses and grounds ought 70
De better lighted for TIE pleasure and
comfort OF tie great er0~cs that attend
The band concerts
CITY REGULATOR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31
INQUIRIES ANSWERED.


z 2 writes TTuatd sea teis an z-r-
ions reader EoE 70 prepare lcsT;s- SsE-
burg
Lo5s:er Ne~burs.
= possible % procure. only fres1 boli~f
iohs-sTs Should Be 1sea r. this p-sHars-
tsoa Flek al the zez. from tes shrs
o. ITO socc-stzsL- freshly bofIez ioestsrs
and CT The soit psu into or--i-ch
pieces. PIX these s1to q ssrc=ps- vlth
1aif a 1@zEpoonfui q rzlt and quarter -
e salt s5oo1fZl q psp-fca ard cook ave
ui-E-ss. Add zfnsxiass n Ladsl-a O.
f5zr te5l-s7oo-fzls - sherrT- ceek ts-er
or f7-r -l-I.es lCrs@r sd sftr I'll f1e
heaten Eulks - tzrre ezs -i-et size
hals a pin- = rira crezz s-z Ern.lr
and cock ~ EsrBrss scrEsr Ertl n
becozes thlek. taez serT@ az oaas Th.s
zzy - rz2sz = e chzszx ia a. ~e1
Pctstc 6Slzc-
Mrs. y. z writes J hzrc sesz rllz
FsaE tse recip@s from tae pzper for
eeu=1s 90 ~s<ks a-6 have trse5 sozs Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31
City Regulator
Makes Suggestions as to
How to Build z Wichita.

To the Editor Of the Eagle:
would not allow a dog TO lick any part
Of my body. OF that Of ny child. as I
saw lady the other day caressing big.
neasly-looking pug. which was licking
her face and neck Dogs have no sweat
glands and their mouth. TO q certain ex-
tent. is an organ of elimination They
constantly lick all parts OF their own
body; they visit ali kinds Of filthy places,
drawn there by their sense Of smell. and
may at any time be puryeyors of disease.
Dogs are filthy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

was talking with ore Of the best rail
read men in the country this week and
he said that the best railroad building
proposition in the entire southwest was Z
southeast road from Wichita 10 Nc
Alester coal fields; that the road would
pass through as fine and productive
country as could be found: that road
could make big money hauling coal and
slack
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

----.-~.s s.lO 49, t4sesA L. III ounce
o. butter. adding half q can OF nlush-
rooms. chopped fine Moisten with to-
mato sauce vel seasoned and thickened
With bread crumbs. FIJI the peppers with
this mixture, cover with bread crumbs
and add bit Of butter. Bake In = hot
oven for ten minutes. Serve with
Bechamel sauce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

When you car buy 2 piece q wichita
property today. 10 mater what ard can
sell Il tomo-ro~ ~ Al sdvsnce- The onlF
question 70 settle II your mind T. how
much os al advance III satisfy yea
There certainly must - something n L.
Tl.ere IS no boom on-rcthsnE bat a
rushing rash q business with everybody
ard everything
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

I have been wondering where the salt
well is. The new one. Hutchinson ships
1900 carloads Of salt week IL takes
che carload Of slack TO manufacture two
carloads Of salt Two thousand cars per
week hauling, makes tonnage The Frisco
IS ready to do the hauling independent
o. the trust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

Stuffed Peppers "a Chs1-i7ir.
Take green sweet pepp1rs. Ezs5 ard
Eipe ths- 6rv. thez hlzzcA uEt1 t<15ez
Il deep hot fat When coze. w12e tks
skins ska sost closh. CIT o. tAe SEER
end and scoop out seeds. Fs- 1vs p~zpers
FAKE ssEsexi2E mixture. caos tal-6 q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

Il will not be long before Geuda Springs
VIII be an acknowledged health resort.
and the building of an interurban rail-
road from Wichita to that place. win be
the means Of developing its advantages
and turn a paying investment to the
propr.etors Of the road.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
CIT Is THE MANAYUNK"

very we'll IN sske that said Sammy But he did wish ham
filled with
HRS his weighed
spoke for would
suE
gold
him
always had breakfast
Fusihers," replied in-wait
q orser -
trusty lon"
NO. Majesty
cannot here mention" gravely
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
SOME WONDERS IN THE PLANT LINE

he exclaimed sc p.
Its dear rnosey and
they
The old gathered he spoke MT
them in will See hat
Why? What's peculiar about them" Sammy.
Oh anything few minutes ANY
thing waus Tbey are rer
assn you"
him
What these planT,
funny clurnp Of shrubbey and crack
That's the electric said the agedguid
oh
reached into another bush
Certainly replied Sammy putting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
And Now That
He is q
Grown Man
dRd
Works Had
He Thinks
He Will Wish,
Next Time,
to be
Just a
Plain Boy
Again

take the hokpoki yard high.
back They
guide sadly he his tails Il
In
try Of those things that
said the old un
found yielding
rnaow As he eating
mad placed the They're
shreked wildly Several
tied
man Reach up back and pull please Tn
voice and out Of the bushes
oher bears IN that his hair blue
cots scattered
sid
bringing forth crabs he little
he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
SAMMY WAS NOT AT ALL SURPRISED

Sammy not al all
and so he prepared for anything
about 20 pull or the
ether splendid others.
oh. duty, Majesty you my
Is 10 remove the
on forgot" said sammy and
Then with the shirt,
other with his stockings all panties
and coat Each had to be with
the proper onncial. about
to wash and dress than
Tour minutes at the job getting pretty
OF when suddenly gtterng
asked:
~hat VIII Majesty breakfastT'
ersses buttoners washers
aside. for this
said; I'm take pickles. eggs
and cakes"
The Gentleman OF the then
cried; rs Majesty royal
" That Is food for the laboring classes
Well what have got7"
Some nighsingaie's paradise
On toast and creSz OF cows fed blossoms"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
PLACED IN a GIGANTIC COACH

then
that he had
although he had scarcely
King but
and chilling look from the Lord Chamberlain
placed in gigantic slded
high that nothing
tsring cavade
the top Of hill
gathered close about that the nothing
OF dust Then they all
1eweled suit of clothes
Latin after which he had
haired scientists bugs
Il think III and
Ali the coGrtiers looked
would
sad the Duke OF okpokworth he
star OF oc Suppose should
for
Hasn't Sammy
NO. indeed are so
many Anarchists
Give good revolver and
here" exclaimed Sammy.
Everybody shnddered
the Royal Keeper of
We had Anarchists replace knzP
No. remain within the
meeting of the TO ate
Ihey hustled Sammy
ters IN the kingdom industry the
problem and lot of things actually wished
When the council to sids
to loosen legs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
Being the True
Jtory Of
How
Marcy Hanks,
the Good
Old Fairy,
Jaw That One
Boy Was
Granted His
Wish,
Much to His
Regret

Aan1x TuTEwIhER was q country
~ and avsa On farm He rose
~ os OF Jersey COWS made kitchen
some wood drew some water and then had breakfast
nearby picked stones out Of the
berry bed fed chickens asd hay
peas unai dinner time In the afternoon
ss to 90 until evening
&c @ MIXED the cows chopped more wood and was ready go
the ca.r said he to himself or
tim the goats whiskers busy
IT seemed him that
ne IN the sweetng grass with the bees
thought work and wished for
the time when he would be and have nothing
6ngsy-rdns and draw money from the
1t was on oainy dreaming
OF pOppis and the birds Sammy
grass and tn
s the Sun GEpng around into his shaded retreat he
Eone wall toward noticed
thai field He followed it cuusy
pasture could see but he as
that it could not the fence along
the end wall but when he
see small wooden door the ended
Now often small bow s
had before observed that
itself cobweb were laced across IL that sboss h n1 wan
there days instead
then he softly raped the tinns-staned
FUNNY LITTLE WOMAN PEEREo our
Hardly had the echo Of his opsned
and funny old smiled at
Geld like he in
GOOD woman; what do you wish
to-dayr"
I'll curious
have been in this pasture
It's the opening
step mr. Sammy hesated and
somewhat doubtful
smiling that he felt gateway the
door was closed The garden called
from thought
he asturs.
"Tou woman has seer that
door, but the passed
portals for instead OF trying
polite
waiting
THANH Sammy. you do here may
/ an the fairy Nancy
Tor 9 fairy but plain
VIII grant glad
really polite boy ines"
Well" said Justly
mat a king, be form
Nancy Hanks
what douetfuiy
lie down again
opened the door and
he
Just as he he sat
He found himself
rounded
hands
with diamonds and ruhies
viii be most
gorgeous OF them al, bedside.
Where Sammy
gnteng creature Your Majesty In
kh said Sammy. "the fairy has a
q my
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
he PLAYED JAcKsToNEs UNTIL EVENING

Horrors No the people da4 The
whole will thing so pdirn
ned Follow
for YOU they
ROOM all turquoise where he siend
SAMMY IIrd papers knew nothing
all he tired
Il think I'd like a said when rest and soma
We had better n here's nd play 1ackstones
ogusted he
listers OF State he
attended by the Royal Bandaster
to the Grand Ball that evening
bother about things he
copenhagen Plowsand
ant
the bail In protest - " -
"hatE BALI
TINS affair.
you" - 0'et-
sammy disguised window and as he -sss
wall behind
had hred at the king and he nto the -
why 49,, -
ARM --9'0' 80 S'u any
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20

You grOwled savasey
We are opposed to everything replied the I'VE
3. II and mace hs nsno Os me Lore he looked
Sign
You Chancellor. threatsnipgy
Who's king here To- asked Sammy. discharge
Instantly all Of the
e Justice said DO you think we let you be king to boss the
Il thought the king said hunby thought
Not much replied the courtiers ngurehesd
bossns; thOushF cried Sammy and h.
denly jumped of window
he ran he before him
pasture
the . VOWS an peacefully pea grazing IN the SUI
him: how did you like being kingr'
That's fairy he doesn't
next?' ~ ~ ~ & ILL., ~ M SO ny
avALLEY FILLED WITH MARvELs
got good and tired of
rules and regulations I'd
step sprang to him
self looking down valley filled
to him with deep bow
MY he boy
Ali popcorn He
handed popcorn
ook the thing sweled the Of barrel
pieces slowly. in
man but as allowed listen IN
this stump a
and gobbled them a twinkling.
I5a
yet The whisk uolecue
the in
hasn't returned them But
Sammy along the
the boys he
slips so that they
anvls banging ndusiouy
MES on the ground All around
ei0es unlike the regular flowers of that
hands IKE
flowers that of ike
pears ana pus but made Of hard
Nothing really
tempting solid
rock the away water leaving him
-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
HOW a COMET WAS PATCHED

They the disappointing said
never tell what
viii experiment further"
What
the bear Let pt
pelcans with them"
Nobody asked With
fro"n We hills
exclusive to you"
You proud play
the polka-dotted a secret"
What is it?' inquired mans xcitedly.
Where Oh where
Step here tell
The old away.
would he
Il dunno" he guide
In his haeE
man fell down and
feet Sammy that
came querooking thing
as he approached and then unrond
many legs and several tails
was placed 1t began
watching its
the guide Joined
That's the Manayunk, lively to-day
frosng always
rs dangerousT"
He would replied guidei
II taxes long
Where is his head?"
with
they get al tangled
times II rolls clear
10 sit there for and puzzle OUT"
hat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20

Got enough Of they have
lations?"
Indeed Sammy wish had wished
INST ana asked a grown
III DO It now. but that's the tn-s
month"
All right make q mani" SAMMY. next
minute ne was big a moving hay
with all rnight
NOW ne works from morning then
hgurng how he clothes
Tor the children
N MS liver make the hair his head and
meet note Of 500 sixty tine
goes fast that
Whenever ne thinks how shady grass
and Dream while grszed At, and he
Old fairy him another wish
until the
Bat Sammy knows what wiz do thu next tina
He VIII only just plain again
for he knows the best thing in the world
unless perhaps II possibly be better be girl
WALT McDOUGALL-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
IRE-oOes INA CHASE

Oh don't
along little farther
they And they
forbidden
as are placed IN hrepaces
seemed certain TO fall Into those
ent 1t hole the popped
IN
blue and
nIng
coat pocket
the away
Il don't
What's that?'
They ruin yondr?
alphabets them"
sammy looked carefully and filed with Al
letters
eayed This
with feeling o.
What his guild
My head is "saidS Sammy I'm dsted."
II his terror his the
Nancy Hanks.
the old pasture wit b
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-06-17
June TO-
Town Ordinance.

IAN Ordinance made and passed This 2ist
day Of April. 1902. by the Common Coua-
Gil of the Corporation of Ch4ries Town
pursuant TO authority invested init by vir-
tue OF Sec ion Il. of the amended charter
OF the said Corporation OF Charles Town.
To prevent injury and annoyarcs to The
public aid 10 individuals il i hereby de-
cIared to be a nuisance and shall be unlaw-
ful for any person owning property within
the corporate limits Of the Corporal on OF
Charles Town to construct. erect or mails-
tsin on sad property baFbed wire fence,
or OF so much thereof as may be inmedi-
ately adjacent or contiguous to atty public
highway, square, street. sidewalk or alley
within said limits, or may abut immediate
Nv thereon, or to enclose 50 much Of said
property as aforesaid With bafhed wire
fence. or by fence any part of which is
constructed of basbed wire person yio-
laiing this Ordinance shall forfeit aud pay
a fine of not less than fiye, nor more than
ten dulsars and each day Of continuance Of
said nisance or such fence after notice to
remove the same, shall be deemed a sepa-
rate, Lew and distinct offence and Us such
punishable as aforesaid
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
April "a, 1902. Mayor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-06-17

The marriage Of Miss Amelia Daven-
port Manning. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Jack Manning, and Mr.. 5. Pres
ton Smith. of Charleston this State. was
solemnized in Zion Episcopal church yes
terday evening at 6 p. m. Bishop W L..
Gravatt and Rev. ]. S. Alfriend. rector
of the church. performed the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white crepe
decline over taffeta, trimmed with lace
and pearls, with veil and orange flowers,
and carried an arniful of bride roses and
lily Of the valley, She was given away
by her father. Miss Anne Lloyd Baylor
was maid of honor Mr.. E. w. Staun-
ton. of Charleston, was best man. The
bridesmaids were: Misses Smith, sister OF
the groom. Nettie Eastman, Corinne
Lucas and Alice Hagley. Messrs. Harry
Anderson. Robert Baylor. E G. Daven-
port and t. jefferson Manning were ush-
ers. After the ceremony reception was
held at "Vinton, the country home OF
the bride. The guests from distance
were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Staunton,
Miss Katharine Staunton, Miss Helen
Smith. Messrs Harry Anderson. ] A.
Jarrett, and Charles Roddey, of Charles
ton; Miss Elizabeth Pryor and Dorothy
Sharer, of East Bank Mr.. and Mrs. Z,
!. Naming. Miss Nettie Eastman and
Miss Alice Cowan, of Harrisonburg, Va,
and Miss Nellie Getstell, OF Elk Garden,
After an extended wedding journey Mr.,
and Mrs. Smith will reside in Charleston.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-06-17
Companies A and D Reunion.

Surviving members of Companies A
and d, IL Va Cavalry, enjoyed quiet
but pleasant reunion in Aghonby's grove,
at Shenandoah Junction, on Saturday
last About thirty-fye veterans answered
to roi-call, among them from distance
being Ex- Mayor c. o. Lambert, James
Roberts. Harry Kiimer and JOS. L. Ming
hini. Of Martinsburg A. L. Osbourn
and Cease Licklider, of Roanoke, Va;
Alex Conrad, of Harrisonburg, Va; and
Samuel House. of Washington City.
Miss Furtney presided at the organ. Miss
Cofilberger and Mr.. Joseph Minghini
recited, and Mr.. Samuel House delivered
an address. Resolutions were passed on
the death, within the past year. of Ser
geapt J. w. McCleary and private Jo-
seph Kisner; also resolution of sympathy
with Comradc A. P. Reinhart in his
deep affection, John Hoffman, a men,
Der Of 60. D. was reported very iii. The
singing Of old war songs enlivened the
spirits of the gray haired veterans.