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Cañon City record., 1902-08-21
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Cañon City record., 1902-08-21
SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO, /,

IS.
County of Fremont.
In the District Court, Eleventh Ju-
dcial District.
Benjamin +. Rockafellow,
Plaintiff,
Joseph l.. Prentiss and
Elizabeth H. Joan,
Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado.
To fhe Defendants above Named.
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Dir
trict Court of Fremont County, - te
of Colorado, aud answer the cumpl irt
therein within twenty days after rh,
service hereof, if you are served with
in this County; If served out OF thI-
County. or by publication, within
thirty days after service hereof, TX
elusive of the day of service, or judg
ment will be taken by default agaiu.t
you according to the prayer Of the com
plant.
II copy of the complaint be- not
served upon 'yoG h,rewith. or II SER
vice hereof be made out Of the State
of Colorado. ten days additional time
20 that above specified shall be al
lowed for your appearance and
answer in said action.
This is an action brought to re-
cover from said defendant. Joseph L.
Prentiss, the sum of nine hundred
dollars, principal. and interest there
on from September -, 1896. until
paid, At the rate Of eight per cent.
per year; also to foreclose a mortgage
given to secure said debt and interest,
upon n tract of land III Fremont
lows: Beginning nj n point 20. 46
chains North of Southwest corner OF
:. .ction "a in Township IS South Of
Range 20 West of the 9Th Principal
Meridian. and running thence East
5. or chAina. and thence North II. 10
chains, and thence West s. or chains,
and thence South IL. 10 chains to the
place Of beginning; and also to r,oov
er the further sum Of ei5l.e. ts.rs
paid on said property by mortgages.
with ess 8. interest on same n ssid
rate Of s percent per year from dates of
payment TO July 18th. 1909. aud further
interest thereon At sAme rate from
said July 18th. iso2 sniil paid: and
for sale Of said mor'gae-d pr~mises
in accordance with Law and Said
morfgas-. and in cAs- said sale shall
not satisfy said debt. tAI-s. inf.ree,
and costa. for . dehci-ncy Judgment
against defendant Prentiss, and for
cost and general relief.
I Witness, A. II. White, Clerk of our
said Court. with the seal thereof here.
unto affixed. At Office. in the City of
Canon City, this 9TH day Of August.
( 1907. A. II. White. Clerk.
District Court Seal.
Waldo & Dawson.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Firt publication August 2l. 1902.
Las, publication September, rs. 1902
Cañon City record., 1902-08-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

H. ;. Hall has taken a position at
Galley's
Miss Millie Moss has returned
from a trip TO Grand Junction.
Mrs. P. G. Higdon has returned
from delightful camping trip.
Mr.. Smalley is able to be around
after an illnes with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mr.. c. A. Huxley aud
little daughter, Helen. are visiting
in Salids.
Miss Effiee Hampshire Of Kansas. is
in the city visiting her sister. Mn.
McKittrick.
. The roof has been placed on the
new library building which is rapidly
nesring completion.
s. d. CrAmp and wife and child
have been fishing and rrsifcAting in
the 6unnlsm euuurzy
Ais Addie Todd has gone for .
VISIT to her old home ai MKnDcurh.
Iilinoi-. She s,so visited in Beuver.
The many friends Of Angus, Pease
the district attorney will be pain@d
TO learn thA, he is seriously i'll nj his
residence 1923 Greenwood avenue
Mr. n. E. HINT and daughter,
Engine. Of Mt. Ayr. Iowa, are in the
city visiting Mn- DIR. PArson. Mn.
Hunt is the mother of Mn. Parsons.
Mr. Grant Weaver. assissan,
Superintendent of the mailing division
of the postoffice in Denver. is visiting
friends in this city who were formerly
residents OF Albion Illinois. Mr..
Weaver has been living in Denver
several years, hut went there from
I Albion.
s. 5. Logan Of the Canon City Clip
per. with his brother in law. who is
visiting him, were in Salida Fridav
cnrou;e to the GunniSon. fishing Re-
turning on Monday tLey were Joined
I hv their families aud the party pro-
c"cdcd to Glenwood springs. .- Salida
I Record
Miss Dickinson who ma, been doing
the work of catslougiug the books in
. the library. expects to be- nearly
through by the latter part ot the
month and will leave for Denver on
/ the 3lst WHERE she will teach the
coming school year Miss Dickinson
may make catalouCing business but
at present does it in her vacation.
W. b. Knox has traded his Sorr,
stallion colt for mare which l. CON
sider'd TO be- quite fast. The Ccnrl"
man who owned her before the sale
said she had gone mile on the road
To buggy in minutes, at this rate
she ought to b. able TO go III 2.3O At
1 thu race track. She is four years old
and has never been in race. The
animal was rails, d in Iowa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
WOODSTOCK WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Stck'eY to Miss Sncrr and Mr.
Farlong to Miss Redf,rn.
iSnecial Disnatch to The Times.l

WOODSTOCK. VA. Dec 2t.-Mr. Guy
stickley. of near Strasburg. and Miss
Annie Snarr of Toms Brook, We're mar
ried this afternoon at / O'Clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J. T.
Feaster. pastor of the United Broth en-
Church at Toms Brook. at his home.
and the couple were waited on by Mr..
w. W. Conner and Miss Jennie Cobey.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Snarr. and is a popular
young lady.
Mr. W. Magruder Furlong and Miss
Myrtle Bell Redfern. were married at
Strasburg this morning at o'clock The
services was performed by Rev A. G.
Link. pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
of that place. at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A Redfern, before
a number Of invited guests
The bride wore travelling suit of blue
cloth and was waited upon during the
ceremony by Mr.. J. E. Furlons. OF Pitts
burg. brother of the groom. and Miss
Irene Redfern. OF Strasburg, a sister OF
the bride.
The groom is a prominent young tele-
graph operator in the employ OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Phiiippi-
". Va. where they will make their
future home
Mr. and Mrs Redfern rendered the
young couple reception Tuesday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
NORFOLK MARRIAGES
Five Weddings Rep orted from Norfolr
Civ and COu ty.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.}
NORFOLK, VA, December 2;.-One Of
The most Fashionable weddings to occur
in the county this season was that at the
hcmc of Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Pritch-
ard, at South Mills, y. c., Tuesday morn
ing at 11:20 o'clock. when Miss Eula
Prtchard became the bride OF Mr.. Lin
wood J. Norfeet, of Holland. Va.
Miss May Wilkins. of Northwest, and
MIR. W. J. Fisk. of Indian Creek. were
married last night at 6 o'clock in the
baptist Church at the former place
Three marriages occurred a Lambert's
Point during yesterday afternoon and eve
ning. The first to take place was that of
Miss Leila Elliott ind Mr. Daniel T Rife
who were Quietly married a the home OF
l1r. w. D. Bishop. on Lawrence Avenue.
y pretty wedding took place also yes
to-day evening on Rappahannock Avenua
al the home OF Mrs. 0. c. Wilson, when
Miss Lucy Hoggard and the Rev. James
Edward Saunders We're united in matri-
nlcny.
Miss Matte Tweedy daughter of Mr.
H. II. Tweedy. and Mr.. Sampson C. Boone.
formerly OF Fayetteville. n c., were mar
ried yesterday evening at the home Of the
tlides parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
BRANCH CAUGHT
HIM WITHOUT DOGS
Mr.. Busendorfer Has Ways That
Are Peculiar.
(spec,a1 Dispatch to The TImes.)

SUFFOLK. VA, Dec. CIV. \. Busen-
dorfer, a slick stranger who operated
around Suffolk several days this week.
was at 4 o'clock this morning arrested
in Portsmouth Va.
He was brought to Suffolk and lodged
in jail
Busendorfer arrived here with young
woman, who passed as his wife, and be-
ing denied rooms at frst-class care.
found lodgings later with a private fam
lily.
n, ordered $50 sewing machine on
trial from local store, had 1t sent TO
his place. and soon afterwards removed
it from the house and forwarded II to
railroad station for shipment TO Ports
mouth.
ber-tired buggy and fled with the sirl.
He said he wanted the team for two
hours.
Branch left for Portsmouth last mid
night and soon located the man, woman
and horse The woman was not arrest
ed. e man. will likely be held lot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
SHOT BESIDE A
CR 4 TREE
Mr.. Do?e's Arm Blown Off By q
Shotgun.
HIS SIDE FILLED WITH LEAD
Terrible Accident Caused by Boy
Needing Nth Gun Lying on a
Desk in Storc-WoundeG Man
is in a Cri.icIa Condition.
HIS SIDE FILLED WITH LEAD
tSrt.,al. Dispatch to The Timcs.)

sTAUNTON, VA. Dec. ci.-Mr. James
Dore tn, senior member OF the agr!cul-
tural firm of Brown and Dore, of this
city, is at the Kings Daughters Hos
pital here In a critical condition will:
his right arm shot off and lead of shot
in his side. Mr.. Robert Brand, a young
man who works for Brown and Dore.
had peen out hunting to-day and upon.
his return, before 6 o'clocn, laid his dou-
b.c-barrel shotgun on the desk in the
store VINE Bryan, nine years old. son
OF w. S. Bryan, of this city, who was
in the store. picked the gun up and dis
charged the same, strlnlns Mr. Dore IN
the right arm. tearing his arm Off near
the elbow. A large portion Of the load
took effect in Mr.. Dore's right side.
When the shooting occurred Mr.. Dore
was dressing Christmas tree and did
not notice the boy playing with the
gun.
Mr. Dore is a married man and about
3S years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
been residing IN Nrco-eic;d. She wa.
srorsor for General Turner Ashby Camp
81. the United Confederate veterans 70
union at Dallas, Texas.
NEW LUMBER COMPANY
The Stay from'H ONES Viii Give an Gle
CANT G .rrnar.
(Snecial Dispatch to The Tir1cs.)

Special Dispatch to The Timcs.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December IT.
Tho williamsburg Lu,atcr COMPANY.
limited TO be started :so hcrc the fir<t
OF tho year. f. T. mnct-Hceded new. in
Ji,stry. Mr.. Horny AInarii!a y president
o: the company. ard w::l 40 everything
III his power ~ r!2ke TIC mill 4 goat
Success He was IN Richmond ;cstcrtf"y
on business fo1 tie cn:npanv. NJ. V. Z.
Oliver has heen chosen scc:afa-r 3,d
George D.,hr treasurer. I'll. COMPANY
proposes to mo"vfac;urc Iumh"- in tic
rough and furnish <Ia'a and ship to
Northern marSrts as WI as sifpply tie
1cca! n::,rtc:s The president is Gro OF
the wcclshicst ard 'cst known :rlcn in
this section OF tie cruatrv
Last night the few William and Mary
students WHO VIII remain ,,a:e during TIC
Christmas holidays gaze a Delightful
german, which Vas nttc,"I"d hv ..1n;
yoUcs couples. arl refreshments were
scrved
There will tc many family re'inior5
here this ChrteinsaS. Nearly ri! CO 90
Wiliialneburc's rcorl~ wi1o are worklfE
away in different towns o-d cities haze
arrived here to spend Christmas with
their parents.
Mr. John T. Wilson. a weli-known
Richmond contractor who has been pvt
ting fire-n-ocf blinds on the Perins"la
Bank building has almost completed tie
work. and it Is considered very satistac-
tory.
The streets Of this city are live today
with exploding fire-crackers of every
known kind
Mr. H L. Hundlev. Of the Newrnrt
News custom house. is home for the he'll
days He is in very bad health and will
not return until he gets better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
DECLARING DlVIDENCS
Richmond Finar CHI l-sti'itions Did
Ei-eIv Last Yer.

That the Richmond banks are prosper
Gus is abundantly shown by the fact
that they are all declaring dividends and
some extra large earnings on their CAPT.
tai.
The following is a partial list OF these
financial institutions: Planters Na'onal
Bank. per cent. seni-annual dividend,
Savings Bank of Richmond per cent:
semi-annual: the Old virginia fiFe ana
Marine Insurance. Company. 1, per cent.
roond 9 ,,er cent: National Bank of Viz
rinia. 10 per cent: City Bank OF Rich
mond. 3 per cent: Na-ional Bang OF Flr-
gioia. 21-2 per cent. Virginia Trust Com
many. 3 per cent: Sout--ern Trust Com
panv, - per- cent. ard the Richmond
Trust and Safe Denosit Company,
quarterly dividend Of | per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
a DOUBLE WEDDING
5cautifu| Marriage Ceremony in Blue
stone Presbvtario:1 Church.
Special Dispatch to The Tins,

Especial Dispatch to The Tins,
SkIPW1TH. VA. December 2i-A very
pretty marriage service was performed
at Blrestone Presbyterian Church yes
terday. Mr.. c. Bertrarn Crowder wrd
ded Miss NJ Alice Moore. and Mr.. Chas
E. Mason and Miss VI. Atty Crowde~
plighted their trott. The grooms are
successful young men, the first being a
"esident of this county, the second claim
'rg Halifax county as his horne. The
brides are young ladies of the Bluestone
7eghborhood
Messrs. Garnett Russell and Hilary
fancey We're the ushers. Two petty
little girls. Helen Moore and Nettie Rice,
We're the flower bearers. Mr.. Walter
Gregory was the best man for NJ.
CrCwder. while Mr.. Caleb Robinson
served in a Ike capacitv for Mr. Ma scn.
Misses Ida Moore and Annie y. Crowd"r
We're the maids of honor. The attendants
we're Misses Gertrude Hardy. Annie
Shelton. Eliza Moore Grace Russell.
Helen G. Jefferson. Eele Moselay. 7 aura
Chandler and Nirgie Gordon. and Mess~s.
Daniel Moore. Archer Moore. Nelson
Trowder George Moore. Clarence Russell
Henry Moore. Lonnie Gordon and E be t
Teffress. The church was very PRETTY
decorated and brightly LIGHTED. Rev. T.
0. Edwards. OF Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South. ofIicia ted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
TRAIN SI0F PED
ON BABY'S ACCOUNT
Then the Frantic Mother Found
It Where She tef. It.
CHANGE TELEGRAPH M.GRs.
.Mr. Hcrner Taxes Charge % ReDea;'cg
Department, a, d Mr.. Oste; Sue
eeeds Him-Regu!a;;or, Still, on
For Roanoke Street Ra,i~aY.
CHANGE TELEGRAPH M'CRS.
Special Dispatch TO The Tiaes.)


LYNCHBURG. VA. December 24.-Mr.
William NJ. Oakley has been made man
ager OF the Western Union Office at
Lynchhurg. to succeed MIR. r. ". A.
Horuer. who has filed the position for
many years.
eru Union manager at Roanoke. but has
been here since 1887.
Mr. Homer viii have charge of the
repeating department. of the Lyuchburs
Office
STOPPED TRAIN FOR BAoF.
This afternoon a young woman arrived
in the city from Lexington. She had a
baby in her arms. and being in hurry
to catch the Norfo K and Western train.
she placed the child in the arms OF a
man who was standing near by. while
she went to have her baggage attended
to. Before she completed her task. the
ain pulled out. and looking around and
not seeing the man with her infant. the
mother began screaming and running at
ter the departing train. Hundreds OF
people were on the platform at the time.
and they joined the mother in the chase
for the train shouting and yelling ut tho
tor OF their voices. SIEVE al policemen
Joined IN and finally the train was
stopped. The baby however. was not
on board. but was still in the arms OF
the oniging gentleman with whom it
hal teen left
He had walked down the platform TO
eve else the oh ID and returned just as
the crowd came back from the futile
search
Negotiations for the sale Of tho Roa-
noke Street Railway to the PhiladeIphfa
caritaTistS who own and operate the
Lyrchburg street car and light and gas
systems are still pending. end it will be
several days before any definite conclu-
sion is reached
If the legal asnect of the matter Is
found to be ell right il is almost certain
that a deal will be made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
.HANDSOM YOUNG
WOMAN MISSING
Lost Between Virginia Beach and
Norfolk City.
RELATIVES ARE VERY UNEASY
Darden Estate Divided Among Three
Heirs-Roper Lumber Company
Will Have to Stop. Operations
Because Dry klna Burned.
(special Dispatch to The Times.)

NORFOLK. VA, December A-Mlss
Carrie Gaskins, twenty-five years old and
handsome, has been missing since Tues
Gay Of last week. Miss Gasliins made her
home In Norfolk with her brother-in-law,
S. L. Dosher, of the United States Wea tn
ar Bureau. Ten days or more ago she
went to visit her brother. George Gas
k,ns. at Virginia Beach. and on TUESDAY
last left there for Norfolk. Since then
nothing has been heard from her. Wheth-
Ell she has been married or is Off on @
visit to relatives in North Carolina has
rot vet been ascertained. Her family
is alarmed at the young lady's absence.
ard every effort is being made to find her.
Miss Gaskins was formerly from Hat
tcras. n. c.
CANDIDATE .WITHDRAWS.
" II. Hardin has withdrawn from the
contest for secretary to the Corporation
Commission because the salary is too
su,all The salary is to be fixed by the
legislature after the holidays. and the
impression is that it will be Sl,So0. John
A. Upshur is now the only candidate from
here.
E. NJ. Darden. clerk to the Mayor. re-
ccived notification to-day that the estate
Of his mother Mrs. S. E Darden. ar
Ncwsom's. Southampton county. had been
settled. and the three heirs. including Mr.
Harden. will receive $4,000 each. Inc helrs
are T. r. Dardcn of Southampton county:
e NJ. Darden and Mrs. J. II. Reeves, OF
Norfolk.
WORK RETARDED.
CAPTAIN Roper. principal owner of the
Johr L. Roper Lumber Company. whose
dry kilns burned here last night. cstl-
mates the imn1edia tie loss at $4,000. ~"
saws the greatest loss. however. is in the
eicnrage of the work of the plant for
several months. until the dry kilns can be
rebuilt.
They will be rebuilt but meantime the
whole plant must remain idle. AS about
800 persons We're employed. that vii!
cause a great deal of distress at this time
of the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
/, UNCONDITIONAL
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony at Jones'
boro Bap'ist Church,

topecaai DiSpatch 10 LIZ A''''S'
{ BARRONv's STORE VA. Dec "a
Jonesboro Baptist Church, was the scene
yesterday afternoon Of one Of the pref
test weddings that has taken place IN
this community for several years, when
Mr.. William Marshall MadduS. Of Fork
land. Va. and Miss Daisy Gillian Power:
daughter of AR John ~ ioWell, OF
t'oiklanl. Va. were married.
The church w..S beautifully decorafeo
for the occasion with cedar, holly and
mary other eversreens. Messrs. zen
Jones, Ashton Thomas. Landon Laws
and Eddie Eridseforth We're ushers Inc
attendants were Howard Powell tn
Miss Bessie Mad1ux, Sid Conne,y with
Miss SEa Thomas Tom Sam MaSduS
with Mss Maude Bragg, Decatur jon
with Miss Virginia Barrow, Ricta
Powell with Miss Ida Jones. Waiter
Powell with Miss Daisy Shepherd Wiile
Bacon with Miss Lizzie NJ. Jones. Mason
Maddux with Lena Jones. Nat NaddrX
with Miss Lizzie t. Jones. Leonard Bar
row with Miss Mabel Kennedy. ROB.
Tones with Miss Lucy OVERLY and Jim
Powell with Miss Lyll Iadduv.
The bride entered with her cou T Miss
Della Powell. and the groom accomna-
nind by his best man, Mr.. Tom Ned
Naddux.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
MIDDLESFX COURT
Determined Opposition to the Jordan
2 H.
Especial Dispatch 10 The TimesD

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times)
STORMONT. VA. December 24-The
december term of Middlesex Court met
at Saluda to-day. It being Christmas
Eve. no jury had been summoned, n
scQuentIy Judge Garaett postponed the
trial OF all casss until the regular jan
uary term. This being the last court Of
the year, considerable time was con-
sumed in the transaction of routine bust
ness The crowd was not as large as
usual. OF account of the h =aE.- f"nHZe
last night, but a more indignant and de-
te, mined set Of men in rnelr oppgos. ~
20 the Jordan bill never met in Underwater.
Great confid nee was expressed in the
Governors disapproval of such meas
IRE should the Legislature pass it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
several freight cars were destroyed while
doing cons derable damage TO engine on
the passenger train. The passengers were
considerably shaken up. but no one was
reported as having been Injured.
GAY IN BUCKINGHAM
Some Delightful Holiday Entertain ments
in the Country.
Especial Dispatch, to The TiE1es)


Especial Dispatch to The TiEes.)
SHEPPARDS. VA, December "a
Christmas viii be very gay In the neigh
borhood. If the weather is propitious.
The first entertainment of the holidays
will be given by Mrs. Willie Garnette
Thursday night in honor of Miss jamie
May CTute. Miss Duvall. of Farmyille.
and Miss Goode. of Boston. friday night
Miss Lucy McCaw will have her friends.
Saturday night Miss Grace Elean will
entertain from till IL in honor of her
sister. Miss Edna Elean. Miss Claudia
Perkins, of Newport News; Miss Jessie
Whitmore. of Lexington; Mr.. Grigg
Elean. Of Hampden-Sidney College: Mr.
Hunter Mann and Mr.. Hardy Cross.
The Ladies' Aid Society will have r
feast at Mr.. Louis Jones on Friday.
Mr. Plumer F. Jones. Of Union Theo-
logical Seminary. will preach his first
sermon at tie New Store Church on t. e
2sth Of December at II O'Clock A. NJ
All of his old friends are very anxious
to hear him.
Dr. Lacy Will preach at New Store
Church Monday night and at Curdsvi.:e
Tuesday. the Both of December at II
Miss Helen Baldwin. who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever is much
better.
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Gra Mo- e av.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

tSUtCIdi DI>PiN NiI 90 IT. 7 fl1f0S-I
ROANOKE. VA, Dec. 2t.-At he resi-
dence of e brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry W. Noseley, Tonight at
o'clock Miss Josephine Moseley and ME-
Thomas Campbell Cray were MARI. cd
Rev w C. Campbell. D. D.. officlatlns
The marriage was a very quiet affair
only the families OF the contracting par
ties being present. The groom is a popu-
lar clerk in the passenger department.
os the offices of the Norfolk and West
ern. The couple left on northern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
THE EASTERN SHORE
With Change OF Dis riot Lines it Might,
Hope for Congressman.


CAPE CHARLES. VA, December -.
The question of lacking on New
port News and Norfolk to the First Dis
trict would not be objected to by the peo
pie here. From a geographical stand
point and those of a community of in
terest, Tidewater interests and improve
nents. such a change in the redistricting
of the State would seem to commend it
self. and then, what fun the boys could
have in their political fights. 1t would
not be a committee of one in the First.
but several would engage in the battle.
and the political enthusiast from across
the bay would find the Eastern Shore as
equally energetic.
It is thought, too. that under new con-
litions, fresh blood would enter the race.
and who can tell but some Eastern Shore
nan might be found who would be will
ing to accept the position Of Congress
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
VISITING AT CHESTER
Several Unique and teresting Christ
mas Celebrations,

CHESTER. VA. Decem Der. e4.-Maior
n. A.. Whiting. civil engineer. now en-
ployed by the Southern Railway, and for
a long while a resident here surp isel
his friends at this place by a visit yes
terday.
Trinity Church at the Courthouse will
have Christmas tree celebration at
that church on Thursday night. A cela.
bration at .'Ivey Memorial. and Osbo ne
Chapels will follow during the week
The skating :akein this village has
been damned and put in good shape. and
is now full Of water waiting the fret
freeze to give a. long: anticipa ted delight
to the young people Of this Sec n.
Captain james Il. Snead is still con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Married n Frederick burg.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

FREDERICKSBERG. VA. December
24.-NIr. Robert l.. Harris and Mis-
Annie C. Cross, both OF Ashland wsre
married here last night at the residence
Of the officiating minister, Rev. l. L.
Chestnut.
At Roadesville Baptist Church In
Orange county last night Mr.. L. C.
BARLEY and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Carpan-
ter were married Rev. Mr.. Flanagan
officiating. Miss Ida Luck was maid
OF honor, and Mr. 7. Barley. best man
The couple left for an extended bridal
trip.