Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-19
PULASKI PERSONALS,
POINTS or INTEREST ABOUT FROM
INENT PEOPLE.
INENT PEOPLE.
INCH ICE TUESDAY MORNING.
oncin1 Request for Aid I'm Municipal
Economy for Fucl-Pula.Isi.s Par.
su Rndford rnir Irnportnnn,
Prizes Non-other Notes.

7I-I.ASKI, VA, October IL spec.al)-
Ms. Agnes Gill and daughter, Miss Ag-
mes OF baltimore, were guests Sunday Of
MIS- d. C. Robinson.
Dr. c. ID. Kunkel, who now has the
Pulaski Iron company's practice at Pat
tersoa. was IN the city this week
pr s Torney, of Allisonia, is here this
,sscE experimenting repairs on the resi-
dc7ce lately purchased from Captain W.
= Nicholson. Tho property is already
orc of The handsomest in the city. but
vii he mado even more attractive under
tso artistic eye OF the present owner.
Roy. s. r. Cannon and Mrs. Cannon.
missionaries TO Brazil, who are in this
covnrry on furloush, worshp7cd in the
Presbyterian church Sunday
NJ Darrell. licenuate Of Abingdon
Prcsbytery. who has been in the work
- Vivian. w. Va. was a guest this week
G. Mr. ] Il. Painter. He Will probably
soon assume colporteur work under the
publication Committee at Richmond
Miss l5attie Craig is visiting friends in
J--bana o.
Mrs. Ida Van Doren and children are
srsuding the week with her sister, Mrs
X T. Fuqua, of Radford.
Miss Mary z. Stone. while attending
services at Diapers Valley church. was
guest Saturday and Sunday Of Miss Willie
Sc Graham.
Miss kitty Crockett. who has resumed
her school at Mr.. J. w. McGavock 8, was
IN the city Wednesday
Mrs. Mary Wallace. who has been visit
Ing her son, Mr.. ]. c. Wallace. returned
home this week.
Mr. Jerry Stone is over from Georgel
- visit home folks.
Miss Ella Bosang is visiting friends
in Radford.
CADET Dick Kunl,el is here on sick
leave from the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tu.e
Miss Agnes Mccall. of Fort Leaven-
worth. Kas.. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
n Pallock.
Mrs T. VI. Painter Of Crandall. Tenn.
md her sister. Miss Woods Stephens,
a Christiansburs. are visiting relatives
III the city.
JUDICIAL, POLITICAL. CLERICAL.
Circuit Court viii open here next week,
ard will have much work to do.
The official returns Of the registration in
:.
number OF the white men who have been
rejected will most probably be admitted
through appeal-thus meeting popular eX-
pectation as to pledges.
BY appointment OF the Foiston Confer
enCe, recently in session at Wytheville,
Rev. A. B. Hunter will remain pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church here.
Row. i. Z. Monroe, pastor of the Lutl1-
eron church. has resigned to accept a
call il South Carolina, to which State he
Will shortly move.
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph, Of the Southern
Diocese OF Virginia, held confirmation
l.r-acd. The Bishop preached most eN-
cenent sermon on Religion in the Home"
Prouactcd services are in progress at
the Church Of the Disciples the pastor,
Rev C II. Brown, being assisted by
Rev Mr.. Coffee.
Ecv. J d. Morton. pastor of the Presby-
terrain church. will exchange pulpits next
Sunday with Rev. q. II. Gilmer, OF Ora
rer,s Valley.
Ice quarter of an inch in thickness
was found Tuesday morning in open yes
sails i'm exposed localities. but since the
days have been all that could be desired
IN tho way Of beauty and comfort.
in view of the coal famine Mayor j. T
LOVING has wisely mace an pIIis-IIt itAuSs9t
that ala consumers Of the .oUn supply OF
water and all who patronize the electric
light s,stem, practice the most rigid
eCanolnv-
t goes without the saving that total
crlipse of the moon would have had more
spectators if that phenomenon had been
booked for midday. instead of midnight.
r., sides. science should not interfere With
the late hours of romance
THE RADFoED FAIR.
Pulaski county was we'll represented at
the Radford fair. In addition to the con-
tiysent Of beauty and grace sent down
Crowds from all sections Of the county
were present.
The 'polIod Angus herd of Mr. j. K. ~.
Bell and the short horns OF Mayor w.