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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17
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tieteit aus Der 0ereinstaile beitreiten.

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beiu9 Der S9ule 1T Elm biel behsrer,
als in friiberen Sabren uno es sebiibrt
Senen, Die Die Sonntassidule in ibrer
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3iele Silfe mOslib madten, Der Sant
bes 8ereins uno sans beiOnbers aud
Dem pfli9tsetreuen 2ebrerperiOnal,
befebenb aus Burner S9erer, Dem
Setter Der S9ule uno ben Samen
Mamie S6ulmeper, gmma SOpp unb
Clara Bell.
Sn Be3ug auf seiiti9e 8eitrebungen
bdtte Der 8erein ieinen Mit9liebern
melt mebr bieten f6nnen. -Sie 8or=
iteaunsen oes oramatii6en &lubs aus=
senommen, batten lpir mdbreno Der
gan5sn Saifor nur e inc seiifig=ge=
mhtbli6e llnterbaltuns unb brei 8or=
trdge.
Wenn Der 8erein in bieIem Sabre
tpieoerum einsn preis fir seiitise &es-
Iamteit erbaltm iollts, 10 berbantt er
bies in erfter 2inie ben Mtit9liebern
oss bramatii9en &lubs, Die burd Die
beiben auffiibruusen .rriel 9cOita"
unO v9lnne 2ieie" fir iid ielbit unO
fir ben Serein 2prbeeren geerntet
baben.
Die am 6. Suli in Davenport, So.
fattiinbenoe 20. 8unoestaeiabung
miro bariiber enti9eioen, tpel9em Yer-
elm bas fir bas Sabr 1905 beitimmte
gunoesturnfef iibertrasen tuerben iol.
Cur 3eit Der i'm Sabre 1900 absebal=
tenen Sasiabung in Pbilaoelpbia
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| fef9ebenber @erein fir bas gunbes=
turnfeit oft uno biel senannt. Sc
biirfte fi9 empfeblen, baB fi4 Der 8er=
elm big gum tOmmenbsn Suli bariibe,
f9lHfiig pirb, oh er elm 8unbesturn-
Gef iibernebmen min Dber ni9t. Sit
Nusf6t, nit einem Seficit bon $685.
600 ab3uidlieBen, tuie Wilmaufee i'm
Sabie 1893 oies getban bat, 1T gemit
cine febr berlofenbe.
Sur9 cine borfidtiae Tiibruns be,
Ginansen selang es benz 8Orfanbe ar
ben 9lippen zines Deficits borbeisu.
fegsln. Wie aus bsm Seridt be:
yu4balters 5u erieben iit, bat be,
8erein teine Sdulben.
Nsit beionoerer 8enuetbuung er'
pdbnte Der erife Spre9er Johann, bai
unter BEN Mitgliebern bes Yortanbe!
| ftets Elm sutss ginpernehmen berri6t
unb baB fie Die 8ermaltunssseiddft
seipiiienbaft beiorsten, iobaB er mob
Obne Selbitiiberbebung iag,n barf
bae Der 8prtano feline 8erphittunsel
getreuli6 erfiillt bat.
Ser Seridt puroe beifdlis aufse
nommen.
Mebrere Der Nnpei ienoen bieltel
turse slnipra6en, in pel6en fie iid
nit ben BON bem griten Spre6er aus
eeiprO9enen 9lnii9ten bon une gan
einberitanben ertldrten.
Sierauf fano Die Seamtentpabl ifatt
Sieielbe ersab fOlsenoes &eiultat
1. Spreder-Sbeo. Stempfel.
| 2. Spre9er-2ouis Sielfen.
I prot. Seer Yeter S9erer.
&es. Secr.-Yaul Yraune.
gorreip. .=Secr. -9lus. Sartmann.
i S9abmitr.-Serm. Sielfen.
8udbalter-Sulius gedsrer.
/. Surntpart-Mar gmmeri9.
9ieie 8eamten tpuroen fdmmtlit
per Exclamation tpieber ertpdblt.
Weitere Beamte iinb:
2. Surnpart-@arl prin5ler.
3euswart- Sans Saniien.
8ibliOtbetar-gmil 3abel.
81. iibrisen in Der geitrisen Ser
iammluns nod sur grleoigung getom
menen 9ei4dfte entbebren bes 6fent
lihen e1tereiies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17
S54.15-3oS Mm9eIeS-$54.f5
Dia WonOn NDute,
gereinisnns Der Trauen aInts.

Bereinignne Der Srauen aImts.
NiOette tperoen bonn l9. Bic 27. Mpril
perfauft. G9IieBli9e Rhdfahrt bes
fdrGntt auf ben Is. Suni. priuiIe9
fir perf1iebene Smeislinien. SIR
gin3elnbeiien tDenoe man f4 an @onon
Mqenten o6er Idreibe on
q. g. MIgeo, .. g. Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17
Den 6reunoen Der ytatur=GaS=
Meter
somtmen bic Seuersgsrii9srunss'Geiea
f9aften ;u 9iilfe.

Oie Snbiana @taats- -&eprdientan-
ten Der Geuerberfderunss=@eieai9af=
ten baben bei6toi1en cine grb0bung
Der Electromagnetic bon 10 Gents
per 800 bel @oluun9fn eintreten 3u
lafen. in ipeI&en gaatur @as obne
Wleter 9ebruu9t pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17
Nus Mrbeiter=& &reiien.

gDie bier, 10 baben aud in &id=
mono, Sno,, gefern Die 8auiareiner
Die Mrbeit einseitellt, neil Die @ontrac=
toren iih ipeigerten, ibnen Die 2obn=
erbObuns = auf 2Sc Die Stunoe = gu
beipiligen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17
9emtiG Mtttertfamti@er
Seutptraten. Club.

Ne8eImdBtge Veriautta :
lung bente (9oittteritag)
Nbeno B 1tbr tn Sttmar
Qeller'S GaIIe go. 2fS Cn
@aibtmgtom ctr
Geo. Notb, Yrdf.
Aug. 3atttt,t, Sec.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17

gpinap, Sranfrei6, II. 4pril.
Son Grancisco b'9liiis, Der @atte
unb Better Der gr=&Dnisin Siabella
bon Spaitien 1T in Der berhonenen
Nadt i'm Sitter bon 80 Sabren seffor=
ben. gr batte feline &eiioen3 felt biek
len Sabren in bisiiser Stnot aufse=
idlasen. 9lls inn Sabre 1868 bic &6=
ni9in aus Spanien berbannt puroe,
muBte aud er in's Grill manoern.
@esen bic @6t= Stunben=
Sill.
Die 8erfammlung nabm beute eiu=
itimmig eins &eiolution on, in tpelder
fie fid sesen Gle sur 3eit i'm @onsreB
porliessnoe 8ill, tuel9e oas N6titun-
oen=@eieb fir alle @esierunssarbeit
boridreibt, ertidren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17
Surnlebrer s. g. Sim m {
fd)tper berleBt.

SerreSaute, Sno., IL. Npril.
prof. 8. g. &immel, 2ebrer bes
Surnunterritts an Der Stats gtormal
Sdule, liegt sur 3eit in iOld bebenf=
lidem 3uitanoe barnieber, bab bas
Sdlimmite be efiirdtet tuiro.
Gapt. geeder batte ibm nit einem
f9peren eiiernen Sammsr. nit pel-
dem er 1ebungen bornabm, sufdllieer=
msiie einen fOlden tpu9tigen Sdlag
auf ben 9opf beriebt, saB Der bebau=
ernsmertbe Mann einen Sadbelbru9
babOntrus uno cine Gebirneridiitte=
rung erlitt.
3aiier Dilbel m's . d t
yWl Wleteor III. in 6 nslanb
anget m m n.
2onbon, IL. Npril. Gaiier
@ilbelm's Oa6t vMeteor Ill, tuel6e
am 1. 9ipril bon Sanbp 0Oot ab=
ieselte, bat beute praiule point paiiirt.
Die Oa9t mar auf Der Gabrt Iiiber ben
Ocean bon Dem Oampfer rScotia"
begleitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17
Tramfrei9.

Don Francisco d'Assis. = Der 8dtte Der
Grs&6nigin ISABELLA bon Spanien ses
itorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-17

-aou6t Charles glaior Sc Giaarrsn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
- ~ FULTON s. = =
= BARTON HElGHIS
q GREE NDALE PARK =
e = SEVEN PINES y
Fulton.

THE announcement OF the marriage OF
Mr Wade Lamb. SON OF Cog essiiian
,ohn@ Lamb. to Miss Alice Archer on
TnanlSs,yisiilg Day. viii be a surprise 10
tnelr alnany friends, The marriage TOOK
nt.Y.e IN the afternoon and @as per-
formed by one OF the Richmond c.ei ss-
men.
MISS Archer Is the attractive "a IA. ash !
Ter Of Mr. William Archer. OF I as'osi
l3si,. and has many admirers Nj ..di'-o
a. so,,I,etst..,i with The Fiicicnless Metai
Company. OF this city NJ. , hisu - :.
LAMB nlii. RESIDE on Fulton liz.
- ~ ..,.,.a,. p4.s.uI ot Futon
Is,a,tisi Church. VII. preach sissiai
sar,,,on tonight TO the ineinbs'is
!, yr,,.ri,,ta Council. No 2 Danshtefs o.
i i,,..rt5S The Council extends an i iiNi-
,at,en 10. sister Councils and members
IL ,he a b. A NJ 10 attend Inc ser q
yi,.. The Council will assemble IN
th.ar rooms ali Ne9senss Hal q IL ..'V
,sclock aid march to The church IN a
hosv Tile j. I'd. &c. a. III. are request
I'D 10 attend III a body The CHOIR mas
preparcd spe,i.ll music for the occasion
Rev Mr.. Lea4te vii occupy his i9ui-!
iii Ill tho morning service ana Viii
take Tor his subject Light at 1assiins
Time.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Leake have com
plelely recovered from their accident
on last Saturday afternoon. In winch
they narrowly ageried sustaining IN
3ur-es.
Rev. A. a. Jones. the new pastor Of
Denry-sfreet NJ Z. Chcrch- Will occupy
his pulpit at both services to-day.
HIS subject ali I'd "A NJ. viii be Gods
Message to the individual At 7.45
p NJ Pauls CoanseI 10 the Church.
The usual services viii be held at
Weddell Memorial Chapel to-day.
The Lakes Auxiliary Societyof Dem
ry-Street NJ. l.. Church Will meet Mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
/ day afternoon with Mrs. william Boo,he

day afternoon with Mrs. William Boothe
OF Nicholson Street.
The Cup OF Cold Water Circle Of
kings Daughters and Sons will meet
estlt at the residence of Mrs
r IL CARRIER. No. 612 Graham
Street a full attendance OF the mem
beers Is desired. for there Is business OF
Importance to be transacted.
The peloo ot-bai., eiepen are ueslr-s
ous of challenge from teams In TINS
city or Manchester. They have put III.
Captain Casedo says they are ready to
tackle any team. The team VIII pracuce
at Lee GROUNDS this afternoon.
The honor pupils Of LOUISIANA Street
School for the Week are as toiloWs
Ella Gauldirs. Phn4p8 Wagner, Joe Don
ley 49, Joe Aiisteet. Amy HaiteiiuS.
Matter knight Grace Hefsen az, Mo
zette BangkaTi, Cassie Leonard, wafer
tsaclio lsulIh Leonard sle,. Irene oeay
&C., Edith iia;teius 12l, Alie Sltra u,
Tony Mech e., Edgar bianlSeilsiiii z.
William Melvin. Henry McCaoe, George
TeilseF. Siayter sfitilains. LIZA t ~.
me. funeral of Miss Rosa Gary. the
Oldest daughter OF Mrs. George ",
cary. VINO died at the residence OF fer
mother Oh Wednesday. took place Fri
day at O'Clock
Air. Rudolph Gil. OF iNeWpotL . t>eNns
spent Thursday with his sister. Mrs. >
C. Meredlth.
Mrs William Il. Sears and son, Frank,
have returned home. after a short stay
with relatives
Mrs james Monroe Wade entertained
a ninlber Of her friends on hursdty
night at her residence In safisa.# a.sei1
eight miles below The city NUMBER
Of friends ana relatives from the e5'S
we're present and spent a pleasant even
Mrs. DR.. Easley. OF Bluctield ". Va.
is INC guest .of Mrs w s.. Leake. q
Graham street,
SUPERINTENDENT Alexander Mcclure. OF
Cod fIarbor Cemetery. IS extremely ~
al f residence.
Miss Mary Bohanan was rendered a re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
items From Gomr er d


CUMBERLAND. C. FL. w. Nov % -
Professor Robert l. Blankton. formerly
OF this county, but now proGess0r Ut eifeek
in Lexington ~. l-stured at sunny side
on Friday evening the -Srh sc his
month. under the directian OF The wonrn
of the Methodist Church who served
refreshments afterwards
Mr. Andrew j Cray. Jr.,s Richmond.
is wishing Mr.. a. j.. Gray. Sr., ut
..>,orthaeid Z.
The Rev Mr. Pittnlau assisted BY Rev
Mr. Davis IS Conducting a series OF
meetings st the Presbyterian Church
here this week
MIR ana Mrs Arthur Buckner Giadwyn,
home III TINT city after some days spent.
Ut Red Rose Inn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
gI,o4 Cornty Personals.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Times,

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)
CLEAR FoRF. VA, November -
Circuit Court was in session Al Bland
last week, Judge r. c. Jackson pFesid-
ing. Several important cases We're DIS
posed OF.
gablaette and Gfayson Robinette beeatle
frVoIvsti imam alteration. ard the iolsitet
hit me latter on tie head WIN pkstoS,
iIItilcting q painful scalp wound tsoot-
nette vas arrested
Aunt Polly Showers, highly re-
spesfed lady Of this community. died atSlst
Wednesday of typhoid fever ahd WIS
buried at sunny Point Cemetery Fnuis-=
day. z...a ,,-
I. G.. 5 Compton at Thompson Ettlley
last geeI Mrs Compton IS erIticsisly ~.
Mis- Julia thompson, who has been ~
Bluedeict under the care of DR.. EStlss foF
the past few weeks. has returned nome:
Her health is much improved
MT j. T. Arsabright. who has oeen
living al Bfuefieid for the past few years,
mas purchased a farm here and moved
to ii last week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Young Bov W as y is. ng.
Special Dispatch to IRE Tsmes.)

WARM SPRINGS. VA. November %
TIasry La Rue fourteen years old. son
III County Clerk L. la Rue has ben
Kissing from Nome since Monday tttt
family was greatly alarmed. but Within
.the last day or two word has been re-
#cafved that the boy is q Academy. W.
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

use OF them. II e!lce !" iisse 2 = . s.
b.es and grains So 1t still further re-
CURES the intelligence and skill Of man
to cook and prepare the vegetables and
cereals to make them digestible and fit
The greater Tie 5 u Rfap s4s n.s and
intelligence and ne laws Of olges
skill displayed 15Sa = the the more ore
perfect the reslllt. We have the
true scientific fscts for the basis and
the PRACTICAL everyday results with feed
ing millions Of people for our proof and
the statement stands on the solid rock O
fact one pound of Gfape-Nuts will sup
Ply more nouIish,nent that the system
Will absorb than 10 pounds Of meat,
wheat. oats or bread.
Va are at home every day come and
see us. # you are a Scientist ca from
Maine bring your wallet.
Ti,o 81 n,dnn '.rhe basis Of no.
'' nlenclature Of this
Lancet enc Of preparation is evl-
ine pleasantly. sine e
icaI authorities sGrape-Nats is de-
in The wprli, as ssd so,s 5.s from Sc
has to says tory process mn
doabtedIy converts the food constituents
into much more .disestibla condition
than IN the raw cereal. This is evident
from the remarkable solGbility of the
preparation no less than one-half OF
II being soluble in cold water. The
soluble portion contains chiefly dextrine
and 10 starch. in5appearance Grape
Nuts resembles fried bread crumbs. The
grains are brown and crisp, with pleas
ant taste not unlike slightly burnt malt.
According to ON, analysis the following
is the composition Of Grape-Nuts: mots-
ture, Coz per cent. mineral matter. y. 0l
per cent; fat. LEO per cent: proteids.
$500 per cent; Soluble carbohydrates
&C. 1910 per cent: and unaltered car
bohydrates insolublel, 25.07 per cent
The features worthy Of note in this
analysis are the excellent proportion or
proteid. mineral matters and soluble car
bohydrates per cent. The mineral mat
ter was rich in phosphoric acid Grape
Nuts is described as "a brain and nerve
food. whatever that may mean. Our
analysis. at any rate. shows that It is
a nutritive of a hish order, since it
contains the constituents of completes
food in very satisfactory and rich pro-
portion and in an easily assimilable
state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
AT THE NORMAL
Thanksgiving Holidays Greatly Enjoyed
by THY ing Ladies.

(Spectal Dispatch to The Times)
FARM WILLIE VA. November I9-The
Thanksgiving vacation was a season of
many entertainments and much Pleasure.
Several hours Of social pleasure, music
end dancing We're enjoyed at the gym
nasiuin on Wednesday evening.
Misses Reynolds. Hills. Backiston. Kin
ger and Lancasl ter. OF the faculty wyres
the guest of Miss Patteson TIA We'd
assday evening.
The children of the Training School,
on Wednesday morning. in the Assembly
Hall. gave a pleasing Thanksgiving pro-
81 ANNE which was much enjoyed BY
lh sir parents and friends
Mr.. Robert Lee. Blanton, a popular
lecturer and reader, OF Kentucky gave
4 delightful programme OF readings and
songs in the Assembly Fall on Thurs
day evening. The entertainment was
TO-, the benefit Of the Y NJ. c.. "A. build
ing fund.
Miss Martha W. Couling, chairman of
the State Executive Committee OF the
W. c. A.; Miss Mary ST. Clair Wood
run, treasurer of the State Committee,
anG Miss Ruth Ciendening, the represent
tive OF the school association. are at
tending the State convention Of the
Young Womsns Christian Association,
new in session at Mary Baldwin Semi
nary. Stanton.
Many students mad the pleasure OF
visiting home during the vacation Miss
Maud Mason spent the day at her nome
in Amelia. Miss Annie Goodman went
To Balsvilie. Miss Mary Wood Bots
seau spent several days al her home
near Petersburg. Miss Florence Ed
wards, of Arvonia. was accompanied
hcme by Miss Bessie Wade. OF Farm
vile.
Misses Annie Gresham. Hattie Kelly.
- Ia Is T<ayp ha crue OF
Miss Rehecca Vaughan at her home nsar
Cumberland Courthouse. Miss Martha
r::.-,,.rn.. rnjn,-es' a he vaca tions at horne
Miss Jessie Whitmore visited her aunt,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
FuIios, Park.
THE NEW RAILROAD
Routes Are Being Surveyed from
Blackstone to the 5. 4. L.

Special Dispatch to The Tim1s)
BLA 1kSIONE, VA, Nov. 29.-The5
\ e. ackstone and Southern Railroad en-
glneer# corps, after having surveyed tie
4 diff ereit routes from Blackstone TO points
three mics from town. have AIKEN one
line from the Junction and are push
ing that on to the connection with she
Seaboard Air Line They are Now De, ord
Dalviils, in DinWlldie county and sX-
pect, with good msather. 10 compete
the survey this week As soon As this
line is done another will DC run by West
boio and Oldsn Place TO see whicn OF
thet two routes is the better and cheaper.
q ackstone is To have a!other new en-
terErise. A stock company has been
formed by several business men with the
OBJECT OF establishing {. large tatlne "
The location viii be secured at once and
the work of building Will be pushed as
rapidly as possi ble
The Misses Grace of the 3. + ~,
vent home last week to see their IA her,
Who had sustained severe injuries from
q fall
9l1Iaid Hardware Company attended the
annual vehicle exposition. which vas
held 1T Cincinnati. lasE week.
Large quantities OF tobacco are being
brought to town this Week, and oins
good prices Narehousemen are kept
nastiiI1g.
Dr. Baskerville Brfdgeforth. Of Rica-
rnoud. vino has been hunting in Lltaen-
bu# gre utlied home last week.
Mr.. Robert OfFerrell, Of Richmond,
visited friends here last week.
Miss Baesley. OF Petersburg. spent a
few DAYS last week with Miss BenElie
Cheatham,
j. afccrawfey and Miss Mary lrDy.
both Of BE4cksto tone. December 10Th, is93
Miss Burke, of Aroma tox Is the guest
Of Miss Mile Hurt, of this place. this
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

ser. OF Rocky Gap. Will be g}al q learn
that she IS fast iuiproVtl. 81 t8saE sy5s aesa
confined to her bed for tae past fegc
months She IS now able ta HatS about
the room.
There has been quitc a nlfaaes Of cases
of typhoid feversh here this tat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

m e..s absorb, take up.
'sss' ~ make use OF,
value Will lie that me quesl.oi.
esc;ore suppose go -,
q man ~ i'oni1as. =
sugar. (Which is nearly az pa $.
islllnent9. Would ms system sat3s''ss'' -
pounds2 He would prooanly DC 1haas
sick and really lose weight ana slfsissa ~
he could quickly sdisest a ild8 \. 4 innate
1T and absoFb into his system the aoaf-
ishing properties OF IT. Is u not. clss1ia
that Z pound OF such 1000 Weald 8 e1z
nisli nm more noun + 1li1seill 10 s..a
TEN Woala ABSORB 1slan iIle ~ i5ouitus.
a i ssss.ly ls s sa Mae S,t ana aFl bns
ley are scientifically treated IN esactly
the way the human body treats tasln %
is the change OF starch Slto Grape SUGAR
n The kfakEES or y W ~ II =
..,..s. siic iiool NY ~ ~ =
WhliS #l!Uai S3Gst man fed ION Wsilte
fra ika mast preaot alone VII
ssadua ny pecotte a
faiEcni2 paIt U! tatfefeo. nervous
t.a ..teaf Week II ana ana dis as ~
can = PoSslpiN# ilNe@
unless he IS furnished WIN the food ele-
inents required py. nature 70 sustain iils.
ard some OF the most poWerisl are en-
trey absent in white bread Livery ele-3
Grape-Nuts. and man or animal can live
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Vezus Of Suburbs

ception In honor Of her birthday by her
parents OH last Monday night. a num-
Der Of her young friends cal4ed and spent
pleasant evening.
Mrs. William Dunly, who has been ex-
trcnely Ill al her resid ence on Nicholson
Street is much improved.
Rev. James L. Ovler and family LETT
Friday FOR his new charge at Burke.
Vile.
Messrs. Claude. D. Wood and Willie
Hood are at Gayton hunting. Ihey are
the guest of Mr.. L. a. Snead
Reed rlueman. we!l-known young
farmer of Henrico county. met with
very painful accident. He was engaged IN
.cl1opping feed for his. teams me young
man has recently ust#purchased new
machine for cutting cattle feed, ana N
some manner. his hand was caught IN the
p,illy and his thumb and index finger
on the right hand were badly bruised ano
had to be amputated-
An important meeting of Patrick Hen
RI Council. No II, j. O. U. a NJ. viii
rs held Monday night. An amendment
10 thu bylaws will come up for action.
The funeral of Leslie Montague, the
infafl, sen Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charies
& tIo mes. OF Fulton. took Place YESTERDAY
morning at 10 o clock from the residence
Rev. ". S. Leakes conducted the services.
Carton Heights.
Great interest is being shown in the
rei,earsaIs Tor the play. .Esneralda TO
be gwen December 18th, for the oetletie
Of the Episcopal Church
Services Will be held q the Hietnoa ~.
e.hDrcts to-day al s. aatti s.la
P# NJ. conducted by. the pastor.@Rev. -
G.. Moore. rt;..
Services will be held at the sbap u.s.
Church TODAY al Y A. N, Il3o = =, -
p NJ. confiucted by the pastor is n.y. y .
t, Hundley.
Services Will be held At the ~ i5iiStt.s
Eniseap44 Church tozdaN a. it
ard Sis z. NJ the rnoiiliilE .sst,.itt ssiii
he conducted by Rex. Mr.. Il. Mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
THANKSGIVING DANCE
Enjoyable Affair atthe lntermont Hotel
in Covie gton.
Special Dispatch 70 The Tfnes.)

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c5yNINGT0N. a., Nov 29.--,Ffie Fri
.,iav {, IA. ten Iered their friends q Thanks
giving german at the lntermont Hetei5
srbirsefs &. night The leacser was. Mr..
Aubrey CARRIER. who introduced many
pretty figures. The EchapeFoTs were Hon.
and Mrs II. L. Garrett Mr.. and Mrs.
John ". Bell, DR.. and Mrs. J W. Wal
aca MesetftInes George \. IteEercoHa
and Robert skeene, and the dancers IN
Guided Miss Gatewood Stevenson. Of
Warm spr# ngs, Va. and Montague
Skeene. Miss Charlotte Stevenson and
Charles Nettteton Miss Ida Anderson
and Mack E#gland. Miss Susie Parker
and y. w. Williamson. Miss Dora Ans
#dersona and Thomas Stirling. Miss Hat
lie England ard Lee Wood Miss Annie
SI1aaa han. of Louisville. KY, ard Charles
z. Jones. Miss Lily Cover and Joseph
Foster. Miss Annia Lear and j. G. Athey-
Miss Edith Carpanter ard NinstEeld
Young Miss sShowalter and .AtIen Bowie.
Miss Lillian Carpenter and Edward GRAY
ford, Mrs. Mont. J. CarmacEz aud Mr..
Carmacl1.
,Iessrs. Wade and Horace Bell. Dr..
Lawrence Bragg Forrest Payne. Aubrey
Carri#r Rohart go Julian and Hnsr'l
AIeAlEister. John Delapane. William F..
Anf7e sen Ji Rsc5taY S6ai5es r.
Randolph. of Richmond; Messrs. Davis
MOODY John and Faw Donovan, Roaer.
Booth, of Clifton Forge, We're also pres
emf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Hazel Reid, Sadie Tilar. Johanna Vessel.
Nellie Werner. Hester Gillian. III.
Greendaia Park.

0te3Hu0i2 rains
Miss Josephine Wackeriy celebrated
her birthday in most enjoyable man
ner on the evening of Enthusiastically
Many OF her friends Sin the neishborhood
and also from the adjacent counties were
among the invited guests They na d
fine music and dancing was kept UP
until quite a late hour. DAINTY refresh
ments were served during the evening.
William II. Rose. prominent resioent
OF Greendale. is sta ting out On new
enterprise He has fenced of at least
an acre OF his lind for the purpose OF
raising Ansora goats
Large quantities of wood are pciEs
shipped from here daily and all IN me
business are reaptng harvest
Quite a number of prosperous and N
fuential families have settled In TINS
section recently
New Bridge.
Mrs. Corey Higgins entertained friends
from Caroline county on Thursday
Mrs. w NJ. Allen-and daughter, Lena.
Mrs. William Grub and Mrs. w G.
Kuhn, and daughter. Mamie. all of Rich
fnond, took Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. John8J. Boze.
Mr.. and Mrs w e Ruid Jr.. invited
tier nea' Fe.tl!NeS 10 tilties Will siieiii
on Thursday. and had an old-fashioned
family reunion. All enjoyed the big
Thanksgiving dinner.
Fulton Park.
Major Fulton Of the Fulton Park Land
ind Construction Company. left Fri
day on a business trip to Boston.
Miss ida Powers OF Fulton. was
guest OF Mrs Alley the pas. week.
Mr.. William Baugh. 5of Richmond, was
also a visitor OF friends here during the
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CHANGE IN
SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 3oTFi,
ISO22

a,a ayts- stln5.ay. November Snth.
:4-e1ir, M u will leave RieEiFnonyi daily
a, ~. p IL instead IL l.l5 " as vt
,,.assrt trhis train carries dry coaches
ard pullman. coanegFtiiS ail e,., 2,,,ass
south. Only one hlsts - ,,',,1,S,,S,
Memphis and J asts5t 80. .,s,i,, - in ~.
NM, Sosst invest No changes in
sctieari,as of other trains m and out OF
Richmond