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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
THE PETERSBURG Y. Nj. C. A.
High CIxss Entertainments Provided for
its Members

N {.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
PETERSBURG, VA. October 4.-The
Young Mems Christian Association in Pc
tersburg has done a good work, and I'M
der the management of its efficient secre-
taly, Mr. j. H Sheriff., the work con-.
tinues to go forward. The association
thi year offers exceptional Advantages to
boys and young men whose business edu-
cation has been neglected. The night
school at the association is in charge of
able and competent Instructors The
Is courses offered are business and CONNER
cial law, with Judge ]. NJ. Mullen di-
rector. and Mr. James Mullen. instructor;
bookkeeping and business usuages. in
charge Of AR. p. s. PuSh, and practical
arithmetic. with Mr.. s. II. Turner, as
Instructor. tits doubtful II the associa-
ton could have made a better selection
of instructors Judge Mullen has for
many Years been judge of the Corpora
ton Court in this city, and his qualifica-
tons as an able jurist are known to all.
Mr. 7. S. Pugh was for many years
in charge Of the bookkeeping at the fac
tory of the S. w. Venable Tobacco Co, in
this city, and is one of the peSta count
ants in the State. Mr.. S. II. Turner, the
instructor in arithmetic, was prepared at
John Hopkins University for professor
ship in mathematics. An effort is being
made by the association and its friends
Z to have a large enrolment this session,
and the indications are that these efforts
r will be successful. The courses will be
taken advantage of by many of the young
business men and clerks in this city. 1t
is the purpose Of the association to give
in ~, oP ha
partments. and with this view, practical
instructors have been selected. The in
dications are that the school this year
Will be one of the most successful ever
held by the Young Mems Christian As
sociation in Petersburg. It begins its
session Monday evening next.
For the past three seasons the Young
Mems Christian Association has conduct
ed series of high class popular enter
tainments given at a price that barely
covered the cost for talent. The course
this season will consist Of six numbers.
october sd. Lovett.s Boston Stars. a
novelty company composed OF Reynolds.
the singing humorist: Alice Nailyn. So
prano: Elizabeth Mayo. violinst. and Miss
Georgia Harvey. reader
The second attraction Is the famous
Swedish ladies' quartette now on their
first American tour.
The Unity Concert Company. on De-
cember 4th. will present an attractive pro-
gramme of music and song
The Tucker Male Quartette. the oldest
male quartette in existence. having been
organized in 1886 by the father Of one OF
its present members. and bearing an ox-
cellent reputation. Will appear late in jan
uary. 8
katherine Ridgeway. who is always a
favorite with Petersburg audience, as
I elsewhere will come for her fourth conse--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
CHICAGO. C, A, RS
VISIT LEE CAMP
Columbia Post to Spend Next
Thursday Here as Guests
Of Confederates.

There is to be protracted meeting Of
the Blue and the Gray here next week.
Columbia Post, of Chicago will come here
from the G. "A. r. encampment in Wash
ington, and will be guests Of Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans.
The invitation has been extended to
them as the result of a message sent to
Lee Camp by Colonel J. w. White, COM
mandant of Camp No s, United Confed-
crate Veterans, of Chicago, who said Co
lumbia Post had evinced spirit Of
hearty fraternity. and had helped liber-
ally in raising money for monument to
Confederate dead. 81 s
The chicago g. A. RS will spend
THURSDAY, the 9Th, here, and that night
there will be a camp fire at Lee Camp
Hail with speeches and refreshments.
Comrades D. A Brauer. Thomas r.
Campbell and George 7. Dean are the
committee from Lee Camp to arrange for
the reception and sentertainment OF the
5ylsltosa. ~
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AS Seen Through the Eyes OF
euprejudiced Visitors.
INSPIRES TO POETIC LINES
Petersburg 10 Have a Valiant Represen>
tative at the Grand Camp Of Cons
federate Veterans at Wythev''le.
Rally Day al Market Street.
apoecia, Dispatch to The Timeso

PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. IL nder
tho canton ..Thc Garden Spot OF me
Earth" the Scioto Gazette OF tliii'i-
Gothic. O.. devotes four columns 10 an
account OF the visit of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Noggle. Of that city, to Petersput 3.
Mr.. Noggle gave the following account
OF his visit to a reporter OF the GazeNee
..at Petersburg we had the pleasuis5
Of going ovor the historic bailie lieius'
in and around this old city. we hao ioi5
our guide MT. Charles q. Clarke, WI" li'
was a newspaper boy during the teri terri
fle campaign, and who was born anu
reared in the historic city. So ne vas
well nosted and Informed US on all ms
torical and memorable points
1--WE first visited Fort Steadman. ne
field, before the fort was erected, WIS
the scene Of one of the bloodlest con-
aicts Of the Civil War. The Union forces
lost here on June 18TH 1894 1885 men
In killed, wounded and prisoners. ne
First Maine Heavy Artillery lost oV4
killed outright; the sixth Wisconsin 500.
all In less time than it takes 10 write
1t down. On march 18th 1850. e'ener 'ai
John B. Gordon OF Georgia. captured
5
Park and Eartranft. The loss on both
sides was about 5000 men.
AS THEY SEE IT.
.eF,ron Steadman we went to the bat
1IetieId on June 18th. 1864. where General
13eauregard was SO badly whipped by
General William o.. C. G3aldy) Smith, of
: the Eighteenth Army Corps. On that his
toric field the First Michigan Sharp
shooters were cut to pieces and the First
Maine Heavy Artillery has marked the
spot with a fine monument, the only one
on the field.
IA short distance carried us to the
battlefield Of the day before. June 18th,
1864. General Smith was victorious here
also On this field on the 18th of June,
occurred the great railroad cut fight
the contesting sides being only eighty
ok feet apart, and some of those killed
rolled down in the cut
We also visited Forts Rice, Meikle,
eedgwicl1 QTort HELD. Malone Da1nna-
hon) and the Crater. known as Burn
sides Mine. The fight here should have
terminated the war; but the plans mis-
carried and the Union army lost.
t'The last meeting place Of Grant and
lincoln and Old Blandford Church we
took in too. The forts and breastworks
on almost all these fields are in re-
markable state of preservation. and you
can now plainly see the marks of the
cannon wheels at Fort Hell
OLD BLANDFORD.
'-The old church still stands after al
the storm and strife it has passed
through. 1t was built in 1875. and the
bricks Of which it was built We're brought
from England. In the churchyard. the
oldest burial was that of a man named
+ Arbrough, who died In 17o2. aged 81
years This old churchyard is a most
remarkable cemetery. The Jewish, Cath
plio, Protestant and negro hurs1nc-
grounds lie eide by side, and about o.
20 soldiers graves are there. A beauti-
q ful Confederate monument lifts its state
" pillars here. too in memory of the
lead soldiers, most of whom are UNI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
PETERSBURG GARDEN
SPOT OF THE EARTH
known. thought. when standing there
of the poets lines:
SO with an equal splendor,
The morning sunrays fall,
With a touch impartially tender.
On the blossoms blooming for all.
Under the sod and the dew.
Awaiting the judgment day:
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears and love for the Gray!"

Awaiting the judgment day:
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears and love for the Gray!"
GRAND CAMP DELEGATES.
4 Petersburg will be we'll represented at
the Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans
of Virginia, which meets in Wytheville
Wednesday. the 22d Of this month. This
VIII bo largely attended meeting of
the camp. The grand officers of the
camp will be elected, the History Com
mittce will make an interesting report
and other matters of great interest Will
be transacted at this meeting. "A 2. Hill
Camp. which is always well represented
at all Confederate gatherings. has APP
pointed delegates to the grand encamp-
ment Miss Irby Boiling, the accom-
plished daughter of General Stith Boil
ing. of Petersburg will be the sponsor
for the State. The delegates from A.
P. Hill Camp are: Captain L. L. Marks,
r. ". Collier, Simon Seward, John T.
Parham. Homer Atkinson, a. T. Powell.
r. S. Beckwith. Henry G. Roper, DR.. j.
Il. Moyler and James Blanks.
The Virginia Division Of the United
Confederate Veterans will also hold a
meeting in Wythevile during the en-
canpment of the veterans of Virginia
The delegates elected from Petersburg
10 the Virginia Division of Confederate
Veterans are: r. 3. Davis. John r.
Turner. George w. Tucker. ]. S. Wor-
sham, Thomas a. Traylor. w H Camp,
R. L. Watson, General Cullen, a. Battle
General Stith Boiling. DR.. w. E. Har-
wood. Captain r. Patterson, David a.
Shields and e. A. Enniss.
KNIGHTS TEAIPLAR
Sir Thomas II. Netherland. of Alexan-
dria. representative Of the Grand Com
mandery of Virginia. will inspect Apo.
mattox Comnandery. No. g. knights
Templar. in Petersburg. Tuesday eve.
ming. The commandery will appear in
full dress of tenlpIar to- greet the dis
tinguished visitor, and will tender them
a cordial and knightly reception.
Tomorrow will be observed as Rally
Day by Market Street Sunday-school
The school will meet at the usual hour
in the morning, and Will be enrolled. Al
half-past ten o'clock the officers and
teachers will welcome members of the
church and the public generally, and fol
lowing this there will be Rotations. mn-
sic and speech-malSing. Short talks viii
be made by speakers in Petersburg, anG
by a distinguished Sunday-school worker
of Richmond The service will take the
place of the regular morning church
services. IL
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cutive season February 18th, WITH q en- en-

cutive season, February 18th. with N en- en-.
I TREY new support. rs
The closing number will be the charm
ing. smatchless story teller. Miss Ida Ben
Try, who takes one OF the world 8 great
masterpieces OF literature, and akes the
story to live and the characters to move
with such perfect fidelity to the real, that
audiences are held for hours spell
bound by the simple telling OF the story.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has been Of great service to the city IN
instituting and maintaining this course OF
entertainments.
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The Harlem Races.
(By Associated Press.)


cu1cAGO. Oct. 4.-Results at Har-
lem: caao 70 -
x first Sand Flea a to y second, Col
daga g to y third. Time. q u %: =
Second race-six furlongs.fa aL so
= - fret Pirate Queen e to . second.
racious e to y third. Time. 1:24 SO
Third race-The Tecumseh Handicap,
an : and three-eighths miles--Aladdin g 70
$ first, Flying Torpedo 6 to y second.
Little Elkin 70 to j third. Time. "a 80.
q ;F,ourth "a ce-hve and half furl Ion,
c-aror K. nO1 to 81 first, Jack Remund
as TO s. second, Duelist u6 to 81 third.
Fifth Eft, race-one and a quarter miles miles
obstinate Simon e to y first. .Barrae1
Il e to y second, Alaska q 10 ~ 1nieu.
Time, 2:26 4-5. = u :
sixth race-six furlongs--Banch g to >
first, Compass g to y second. Alec q
to 3 third. Time, 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

York will reach Richmond about OCTOBER
18th. and be an out-of-town guest at the
Horse Show.
Mr. James TAFT, of New York, and his
cousin, Mr. George Powell, had a delight
ful visit last week to Washington. Mount
Vernon and Arlington. Friday evening
NJ. TAFT left for his home on Long Is
land by the Old Dominion Line, accom-
panied by his cousin, Mr.. NJ. E. Powell
Mrs. James Casl1ie Cabell is scheduled
to reach Richmond, returning from her
European tour. to-day.
Mr.. Allen Freeman will leave Tuesday
for Johns Hopkins University Baltimore.
to pursue his studies prosecuted with
so much success last year.
&c
Miss Ida Rely will be an attractive
Richmond visitor during the Horse snow.
She will also be a bridesmaid at the
Crenshaw-Mayo wedding. taking place at
that time.
Miss Ethel Moody. of SOL East Leigh
Street. has returned from WISHING
friends in Lynchburg.
Miss Jennie Gates, after a pleasant
stay with friends here. left for her home
in Gloucester county, last week
Miss Katherine Trice. Of "Woodlawn.
Louisa county. is with Mrs. n M. 81
bert, at s14 East Grace Street.
I Mrs. Paul r McF'adyen. Of Randle-
mas NJ c., will arrive in Richmond, &c
tober 18th, to visit her mother, Mrs n.
NJ. Sibert.
Mrs. Beverly B. Munford will arrive
early in October from Colorado Springs.
She will open her Grace-Street home and
he followed by Mr.. Munford and her
family later in the month.
Miss Bette Ellyson will acc ON
Mrs. Jordon to New York next week.
whlthey Mrs. Jordan goes for medical
treatment
colonel and Mrs. w. T. Robins and
family will arrive from Massanetta
Springs this week.
Miss Elizabeth Denham, of Savannah,
Ca. will be with Miss Elise Stokes until
after the Horse Show She will also
visit Miss Lula Shields before her re-
turn.
Mrs. Warner Moore mas NOT YET re-
turned to Richmond She spent part
OF August at Atlantic.
Mrs. Taylor Ellyson and her daughter.
Mr. Frank +. Crump, are enjoying visit
to Washington
Mrs Edward MCGUIRE and her son. Mas
ter Hunter McGuire, are the guests Of
relatives at sBerryville.
Nr. and Mrs Edgar Taylor will leave
this evening for Monterey, California
From Monterey they will visit other cities
and points Of interest in the State and.
Will join a tally-ho party of friends.
through the Yosemite Valley On their.
return they will stop at Denver, salt
Lake City among other places.
mrs. b. II. Turner and her daughter
MISS Mamie Byrd Turner. who have
| been visiting Richmond for the benefit
OF MRS. turner's health, have returned
| to their nome IN King George county
No. lanaJ Hancock has res cneda nome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05
rom an extended stay at Saratoga and

rom an extended stay at Saratoga and
virginia Beacn.
~ george A. Taber and Mrs. Taber
nave returned from a delightful western
1our ,vn.le IN California they vis1ted
stne1r son at LeIand-Stanrord University.
MISS Eleanor Tree returned last week
from visiting relatives on the Jersey
coast. wnere she has had most en-
Joyaple time.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred. Valentine. who
uere most agreeable factors IN social
life at the Blue Ridge Springs during
the past Summer. are at home again.
Miss Lucy Quarles has returned rom on
visiting at "Janeway, the nome OF ~.
and Mrs. Nathaniel Cooke. IN dano'ei
county.
Mrs John Dunlop, who spent August
and early September at North Hartley.
canada, has returned home much M
proved In health
Mr. Beverly n. Tucker is the guest OF
his aunt, at No. 307 West tranKli0
Street
Miss Mary Drewry will not go to Cuba
&C early as she first intended. she no"
contemplates going for the winter IN
November.
Mrs John r. Charlton has returned
from visit to relatives in Wythev1he'
Va
Miss Ada Gray, OF Mortified. cunt
1and county, reached Richmond last Shon-
1,v7and win reman for the winter.
mrs Robert Edward Right. for3ne..y
Miss Sadie Crimes. IS WITH ner ,.e 49,.
Mrs. Robert Page Crimes. at 40. -
& Franklin Street
FRIENDS Of Miss Evely, Goluun .sa,a,.
be delighted to hear thai sne , ~ ss
copva1escing from he. reeenS i
,,,s- Arnahe,1 Powell. Of Emporia; an e!
Me-; e,,' charnbllt, Of GreensEhiey hyle
taa,, .nnninted sponsors ana II1aiu ., W.
re. ess't foIrt, district to the Wythev1lle re-
union. o -
rr.x4on G. Coleman and hef
darghter, Miss Lscy. anu N VS.. "a Mn
Cs,a,ran are established at NO 10 1sot -
T;rhA Street, for the winter.
Misses Mary. Margaret and Katnerins
,. tsi with their father and mother.
Nj !. and and MRS r. 6. Watkins: haye r.
r,aston va They viii occupy their
seW home on west Grace Street, October
LIST. .. .7
Ms Horace HAYES and children re-
turned last Tuesday from Lake Ma no
near New York city
Miss saille ana MISC Kathleen Andsr-:
aon are deugnted with summer = re-
respect, spent at Rawley Springs.
Ms I,eake. OF south Third street WIN
nave as her guest So the Horse Show
week Miss Nettie Bryan.
Miss Alice and - Lou Leigh. vhS
spen1 H. nmmee ae the RockbEidgs
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URGED TO CALL CONGRESS
Petition from Citizens Of Illinois Who
Think Receiver Might Be Appointed.

Petition from Citizens OF illinois VINO
Think Receiver Might Be Appointed.
(By Associated Press
CHICAGO, Oct. Ask thousand llli-
nois citizens, during the last twenty-four
hours. have signed a petition asking
President Roosevelt to call an extra se5-
sion Of Congress to enact some measure
for the prevention of a coal famine
One method suggested in the petition 10
a provision for the appointment OF
temporary receiver to operate the PENN
sylvania mines. which are closed on
account of the strike. The petition is be-
ing circulated all over the city Of Chica-
go and throughout the State OF Illinois,
under the direction OF Senator William
E. Mason. 49,
Offer of Mines.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Charles Barry,
a LAWYER, formerly Of Chicago, and
whose Office is given as the headquarters
of a company claiming to control a large
acreage of coal lands in Virginia, West
Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky. has
written to President Roosevelt offering
the control Of these lands under any
conditions the President may suggest.
He says, however, that it will be neces-
sary to furnish the means for the de-
velopment Of these coal fields, which
hitherto have not been worked to any
appreciable extent. The letter was for
warded to the President to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Betty Ellyson and Mrs. Jordan LETT
last week for New York where Mrs. Jor-
dan will receive medical treatment.
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=EathaI are now at Mr.. Egbert Lefgh'D
home. No. 5O4 West Franklin Street

#Eath@ are now at Mr.. Egbere Lefgh's
home. No. 504 West Franklin Street.
Mrs Grace Shields, Miss Shields, and
Misc Maria Noseley will remain IN Paris
until early winter.
Mr. and Mrs Clay DSewry. u. are
1t home on Third Street. where they
have taken apartments:
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert X. Roberts are
again at home at No. 1o4 South Third
street
Miss Hazel Bolton. OF Charlottesville.
will be the charming guest Of Miss Ell
sAbeth Brander. at No. 100 North Fourth
Street. for tho Richmond Horse Show
Miss Bolton Is the daughter OF Mrs.
Charming Bolton.
Miss Elise Stokes and her friend. Miss
Bessie DenhAm. OF Savannah. left last
Wednesday for weeks visit to Miss
Rose Harrison OF Stanton. They will
return to Richmond next Wednesday.
Hrs. Iyh q Lynchourg is VISITING her
cousin. Nro. Gordon McCabe-
Mis- Nay Royster has returned rom
q VISIT OF some weeks to Gufton, the
home Of Mr.. x NJ Savage OF AlhsmariA
Miss Osie Royster Is at home aftsr 9
go "a Ma Tarrows Of faAnrens.A 6
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Rain interf''e.lred.

E CINCINNATI, O.. Oct, THE Grand
Circuit trottins races at oakley y alA
were to-day postponed until Monday on
account OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Misses Bessie and Beatrice Sanders left
last Thursday for Charl ottesyille WASH " ash
Einetcn and Philad phia:s The wll re-
Etufns on October 10th to resume 1nesks steo-
les at the High School
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Valentine. VINO
uere most agreeable factors In soclal
,ifa at the Blue Ridge Springs during
the past summer, are at home AGAIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

MISS Eleanor Tree returned last wee
from visiting relatives on the Jerse
coast, wnere she has had most ef
Joyaple time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Dr. George A. Taber and MRS Iaoer
nave returned from a delightful western
-FOUR. Wnlle IN california they visited
tne1r son at LeIand-Stanrord University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Mrs. John Dunlop. who spent August
and early September at North Hartley.
Canada, has returned home much IN
proved In health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith arrived from
a northern trip last Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Lucy Quarles has returned from
,,isitine at "Janeway." the home OF MI
and Mrs. Nathaniel Cooke. in Hanover
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Sarah Lippincott Richards, OF New
York. will reach Richmond about October
18th. and be an out-of-town guest at the
Horse Show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. Beverly H. Tucker is the guest OF
his aunt. at No. 3V7 West Franklin
Street
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OCTOBER BRIDES
AND BRIDES TO Be
(Continued from Fourteenth PageD

middle of October for New York From
that city they will sail for. Europe. join
Mrs. Richmond Pearson in Italy, and
spend the winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Mary Drewry will not go to CUBA
as early as she first Intended she nov
contemplates going for the winter IN
November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

mrs. Robert Edward Right for.ne...
Miss Sadie Grimes. IS WITH her s.sT...
Mrs. Robert Page Crimes. at 10 - i'<'7'
Franklin Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Ada Gray. OF Mortified. cun III.
land county, reached Richmond .a las
a,,,7a and viii reman for the winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss May Royster has returned NON,
VISIT OF some weeks to Gufton.s the
sho,,ma 81 M. q. II. Savage OF AlbsunariaI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

Mrs. John r. Charlton has returneu
frn1, visit to relatives in Wythevlhe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

My YyNe a Lynchourg is visiting her
cousin. Nr1 Gordon McCabe-
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-11-27

(. w. Prigmore, of Inman, was in
the city Friday,
Wash Turner, of Victoria, was in
the city Thursday.
Steve Northcut is painting J. II.
Northcut's house.
Mrs. w. T. Alley, of Dunlap, is in
the city visiting her son, S. B. Alley.
Mr., and Mrs. Gillian Hinard and
son Of Kansas are in the city the
guests Of Mr.. w. B. IIillard.
Rev. Mr.. Butler preached at the
Baptiet church Sunday at II a. m.
and continued services few days.
w, D. Smith who has been con-
fined for some time with a severe
spell Of typhoid fever, is able to be
out again.
Rev. w II, Mchenney preached
at the NJ. Z. Church, south, last Sun
day at II a. m. and at Red Hill at
3 p. m. and at the church at 1870 p
m.
Abe Jackson, 7. R. Slogan and
Lewis Large will leave the first OF
next week for the Indian Territory
where they expect to make theil
future home
Miss Lille Barber has resigned
her position as lady manager of tn,
Cumberland Telephone Co., aut
Raymon Feeney has been appointed
in her place
W. r. Shirley, Of lockwood, wa
in the city the first of the week
Whether his visit was anything
more than a visit to relatives we ar
not informed.
Henry Clark, of Jasper, bega
teaching school at the Cheek schoc
, house Tuesday last in connecho
4 with Miss Matte Vincent. Parents
: who have children to educate, cannc
Z do better than to place them undo
I the care of Prof Clark and Mi,
Vincent.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-11-27
FARRlER SWITCH
Special 10 the News.

Special 10 the News
Brown Rogers passed here Monday.
Mrs. Susan Robbins has been under
the weather but is improving.
Mrs. E. Hancock visited her daugh-
ter at Jasper Tuesday.
Joe Graham passed here Tuesday
coming from Gordous' Hin.
Miss Jammie Hancock called on Miss
Robbins Monday evening.
il. Hancock went 20 Pleasant Grove
Tuesday.
Mrs. Addie Rogers was Jasper shop
plug one day this week.
Elder Snow has been holding meet
ings az the Switch.
John McGinnis and wife made a call
at the Switch Thursday.
Mr.. Blessing was az Jasper shopping
one day this week.
Mrs Byers went 20 the baptism 10
the ford Thursday. She returned TO
her home near Snelimlunj SATURDAY.
H. Hancock and wife visited at 6ro.
Ouarles' near Pleasant Grove suuda..
Coed luck 10 the News. ElueJeL