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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

THOSE gentlemen who ''don't like
the way the local papers are rum are
generally the ones who neVer spend a
cent with them. They walk down to
the barber shop after supper and bor-
row their reading.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01
OCTOBER 10, 1903
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of a speclsl
execution for back taxes and coss
issued from the Office Of the Clerk o.
the Circuit Court OF Audrain County,
Missouri, returnable at the Septem'
Der term, 1908, OF said Court, ana Y
me directed in favor OF the stacy u
Missouri at the relation aud 70 tgs
use of Albert Harrison, Collector o.
the Revenue OF Audrain County, no.
and against Lemuel L, Coots, i nSss
levied upon and seized all the nghs
title, interest and claim OF the salu
Lemuel l.. Coots Of, In and to tne lr
lowing described real estate, n-wls
Lot SIN Block 80, Ladd's AID. 70 Me1lv1
all lying and being in the said COUNT
of Audrain, and State Of Missouri
and / will, on
Friday, the 2nd Day Of October, d u
1908,
Ut being the eleventh day Of the om,
cult Court OF said County, between
the hours OF nine o'clock In the lOis
loon and five o'clock In the a~ftern0onu
that day,at the east front Court houS =.
door, In theC City ofMexico, C%ountyoiasSh
drain aforesaid, sell the same, or 50 r lslr
thereof as may be required, at PuOasS
yendue, to the highest bidder loI V srS
In hand Uubject to all prior llenS s0o
judgments), to satisfy said execS''O'
and costs. QUINCY JAMES,
Sheriff Audrain County, m"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

woRK on the Canadian building at
the Worlds Fair was begun last week
The structure is to be 100 feet square,
two stories high and surrounded by a
portico. II will be finished by Dec. l.
Its cost is S2S. 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

Ex-CoUNTY CLERK p. E. LOCKE is
now manager OF the Mexico Electric
Light System. Nc better man could
have been chosen for this important
position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01
Calls For Prayers For Arohbishop Kair

BY Ri. Rev. J. ]. Glennon: "Tht
Coadjutor Archbishop takes this In
formal name OF requesting the
various priests Of the diocese to invite
their people at the morning service t.
pray for the spiritual welfare Of thell
beloved Archbishop"
This announcement was made II
this manner instead Of by Official let
ter to the clergy on account Of a lacl
of time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

HUeH STEPHENs is now sole editor
and proprietor Of the Jefferson City
Tribune, one Of the very best papers in
tho State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

EVERY citizen in Mexico and Aud
rain county is interested in the sue
cess of the Street Fair and Carnival.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

The Pitcher Bros have sold out at
Yandalia and We hope will return to
Mexico. Ed. ana Joe are both hust-
lerc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

Parties having had our Elwood fence
stretches more than six months viii
kindly return them.
TERRIs s. CAUTuoRs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

He treats all NERVOUS DISEASES and
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the Eye. Ear. Nose.
Throat. Lungs. Heart, Stomach. Liver. Bowels
and Bladder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

VINO is it that objects to Republi-
cans voting the Democratic ticket If
they went TOP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

THE Carnival Company is putting
out a fine line Of posters and is arrang-
ing to entertain the largest crowd
ever gathered in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

ALL late railroad news indicate that
Mexico is going to be a division point
and have machine shops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01
Funeral Of VIM. A. Reagan.

Funeral services owe the remains Of
VIM. A. Reagan, who died In West
Plains, were conducted at the Gene
terry Sunday afternoon by Rev. John
Anderson. The pail bearers were:
=. NJ. Morris, J. u. Mckee, A. X.
Luckie, J. ". Howell, s. P. Emmous
aad A. G. Barnes.
Mrs. Reagan was too III % attend the
funeral but the following children
were present: DR.. Reagan, of Macon;
Mr.. and Ms Chas. Howe, Of Indiana.
and Nat and Ster. Of West Plains.
McCrearY a Carey will sell more
range hUrses weighing LEO 70 1900
lbs and more sucking colts out Of
Imported siFes than were ever offered
at one auction before. South Omaha,
Neb- Oct. eth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

THE Mexico Street Fair is run for
the good Of the city and county and
not to make money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01
READ REFLECT ACTI.

A rare opportunity arords the many chronic
sufferers 10 get we'll In the speediest possible
time by treating with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

EVERYBODY is coming to the Mexico
Street Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

THOSE who favor a boycott when
they are boycotted think that is an
other story.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

DR.. J. Hinton Brown and bride, Of
Columbia, NO., have been the guests
OF Mr.. Browns cousin, Mrs. j. T.
johnson, They are now visiting Mr..
and Mrs. AT. Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01


SENATOR r. NJ. CocKRELL is "onto''
the situation. And don't you ever
forget ft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

HELP make the Mexico Street Fair
and Horse Show a success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01

ii usiHG uar Harmless rcmccy II rrlEfta
nithoat fza aclaFcd orahncnnailx S~apInssrd
meustuzeDoL rhuuaanuf - teSumoutalf
Ne hexs. prost a. send foF free trial.
4 We aHaNes ia pain. reaied enveiosz snaostng
swoFa teetlmonfatn. ~ retsra metL
fEH uNzHc- cGFr. IS hnwaakee WIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01


THERE win be no grating or skin
games at the Mexico Street Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01
Hickory Nuts.

l want 1,ooo,ooo,ooo,o 900
bushels of hickory nuts. Will
pay top prices.
26-4t. SAM MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01
BULLS OF FAULTLESS BREEDING
RAGSDALE, BAILEY & TURNER

t. A. BAILEY. Secretary.
No.e-Attcntion is called to the Monroe CITY
Sale on October 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-01
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Once at Mexico, Me-, for the week
ending october i, 1908, which II not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list will please say advertised"
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Weddings This Week.

Quite a number of weddings are on
hand for this week, juno being ever n
favorite month with brides.
Monday begins the celebrations with
the marriage of Miss Virginia Chiles. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Win
free, to Mr.. Edward Lawrence Gibbon.
of Baltimore.
The ceremony will take place in tho
home of the bride. No. o North Twenty
ninth Street. at 3 p. NJ. the Rev. Nj.
Ashby Jones officiating.
Tuesday evening at o'clock, Miss
Clara de Graffenrcd Boswell and DIR.
Hugh benjamin Mahood will be married
In the home of the brides mother Mrs.
Thea Garland Boswell, of No. 0CO East
Clay Street.
AS usual, Wednesday comes up as the
favorite day of the week for the matri-
monially inclined. and interesting nup-
tials on that day will be those of Miss
Anne White TO DIR. George Crawford. of
Marshalltown, Del "Dewberry," Va. In
Hanover county. the ancestral home Of
the brides family has been chosen as tho
scene OF the ceremony Miss Elise stokes
Miss Lucy Mason and Miss Evelyn
Bridges will all be present. Miss White
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study of vocal music during the summer
Professor Martin will remain at the coll
lege where any one Wishing to see hina
on business will be able to do so from
10 toe and from 4 to g daily
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris left yes
terday for Bon Air, where they VIII spend
the summer.
Mrs. Richard 8. Allen. now OF New
York, Is the guest OF her niece. Mrt.
Levin Joynes, OF No. 200 West Franklin
Street,
Mrs. Edgar Gum, children ana maid,
have returned from several weeks spent
at Hardware, Va,
Mrs. Mann 8. Valentine left yesterday
to spend few days at her country seat.
in Powhatan, Va.
Mrs. Preston lie Roy Roper and Miss
Annie Wilson. of Petersburg, and Mrs.
| W. r, Parker. OF Hampton, Va, wera
the guests Of Miss Ruby Bodsker yes
terday.
Mr. Harvey @, Brown left the city yes
terday for Boston. sto attend the COM
setts Institute Of Technology, where his
brother, Frank a. Brown. receives de-
gree in mechanical and electrical engin-
eering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Allan. after n
pleasant Visit to Mrs. Pryor. OF New
York, have returned to Hotel Marlbor-
| ough, Asbury Park, N, j., where they
will spend the rest OF the summer.
go
Mrs. r. II. Roberts will spend the sum.
mer at The Mecklenburg Hotel, Chase
City.
Miss IDA Beveridge will attend tho
commencement exercises at HamrdsD-
Sidney next weak,
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Miss lNez aef.rua ,n aarnes WI mr " M ~
s Gs n'e NJ. W not'V'' CIV
H n ~ ". ,,o,,,ad u, travel,ne
oo 80" - 80 ~. Mn. etomine Masters Hor.
costume pt pu' etaiiiI IIoi Hasse1 =, ,vi,I
g., 80 riI,,,nm. bo,dsrs A fer the cere-
m mo there VIII be an informal reception
,pi .''n ava a 'c crno pa ~ '''N ~
MISS Helena Watkins, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs John b. Jones. and Mr..
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No further notice win be sent to mem
bers.
Flag Dance,
Under the auspices of the ladies OF the
Ascension Guild and the direction of Mr..
George w Skipwith, a flag drill Will be
given in Northside Hall Tuesday evening
At $3.50 O'clock.
IN the drill Nliss Shafer will be captain.
Right Guide Miss Triton. with Misses
Dabney, Livcsay, Cro1ton, Ford, -Four
ourenn, Cross, Emily Cross. Doyle. Mar
shall and Wingfied.
Left GpldeMiss Leila Wingheld, with
Misses Mosby, Grurnp, Blair Sale, Pettus,
Clarke, Royal Ryiand, Kuyk, Elizabeth
and Kate Lewis.
The drill viii be followed by a one-act
farce, Betsy Baker" with the following
M snss M NJ Isa.ac'ers. Mr.. John Tyler, Jr.
Mr.. Ieteher Boone.. Mr.. Chewing.
Betsy Baker,. Mrs, Clarence Livesay.
Refreshments will be served, and the
benefit OF the evenings entertainment VIII
60 to Ascension Chapel The patronesses
Of the AFFAIR will include MIS-, Enssow,
Mrs Garland Clarke. Mrs, Rosenerantz,
Mrs, w. II, Tyler, and Mrs. Clarence
Livesay,
Among the notable weddings OF this
week is that of Miss N1oyler, a Peters
burg beauty and belle. to Mr.. w r.. Car
penter, young lawyer of Baltimore.
The wedding is scheduled for o'clock
+, NJ, dune 10th, in Grace Episcopal
Church, Petersburg, the Rev. John Ridont
officiating.
on account of the prominence of the
contracting parties. both Of whom be-
long 10 the fist families of Virginia and
Maryland. tho event Is looked forward to
with interest by their many friends,
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june when she hopes to meet the many
here who know and esteem her most

June, when she hopes to meet the many
here who know and esteem her most
highly.
The Mecklenburg Hotel, Chase City, is
becoming quite a summer resort. Among
the guests now registered there are: Mrs,
s. II. Halves, Mrs. G. Percy Halves, Dr..
and Mrs. Hugh M. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs John r..
Etchison. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Ora
bowsei. Messrs. n. f. Jeffress, F. b..
Nolan, w. O. RiddIck George w. South
all and John B. Pinder. all of Richmond.
Va; Miss Osborne OF Petersburg; Colonel
A. w. Archer of Buffalo Lithin Springs,
Va; Mr.. Samuel Watts. of Lynchburg.
Va: Mr.. George p. Morse and Mr.. 3. r..
Parker, OF New York city; Mr.. ]. l.,
Cook, OF Louisville. Ky; Mr.. -. l.
Smith. Of Philadelphia; Mr.. j. G. Ander-
son, Of Rock Hill 8, c.; Mr.. J. c. Brum-
field, of Charlotte: Mr.. TT. Tyler Smith,
OF Raleigh: Mr.. Carl Lorenz. OF High
Point, and Mr.. c. L. Lewis, of Stovall
N. c.; Mr.. G. S. Johnson, of Rochester,
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Is very popular and well known In Rich
mond. s.Sss
The wedding of Miss Alice Lillian Barnes
to Mr.. j. Stuart Hopkins will be a fore
noon event of Wednesday. the ceremony
to take place at II A. NJ. on that day
in the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Leonard Barnes, Of No.
oil Floyd Avenue.
The Rev. j. B. Hawthorne. of Grove
Avenue Baptist Church, Will oflicate.
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Latimer--Bentley.


A specially interesting society an
nouncement is that contained In the news
of the engagement and rapidly approhch-
ing marriage on June nth OF MISS fl lIA,
beth Mae Bentley, OF the Womans Col
slere faculty. to Mr.. Elmer G. Latimer, of
Cherry Hill, Penn.
Miss Bentley, who a Boston Conser-
vatory graduate and originally from
Cherry HILL Pa, has been associated
with the musical faculty OF the coliess
for six years. During the past year she
has been the director of the musical de-
purtment. and has done most satisfactory
and successful work, putting into 1t great
zeal and Intelligence. Indeed, too much
could BIO scarcely said in professional
praise of Miss Bentley. Her high stand
ards have been emphasized by tho de-
welopment of many of her students Into
excellent teachers, the exemplars or ner
fine methods and careful training. out
side OF her college life, she has won
for herself large circle Of friends who
will regret seeing her leave the college
and the city.
Mr.. LatImer is railroad man Of fine
reputation and sterling qualities. VINO mas
the confidence Of all who know him.
The marrige, on June 18th. Will take
Mace In the homo of DR. ]. "A. c. Chand-
Ter, Of Richmond College. Mrs. Chandler
being most intimate friend of the BRIDE
elect. The ceremony will be performed
bv DR.. Nelson, Of the Womans College.
and will be witnessed only by Dr.. and
Mrs. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs, Robertson,
of Petersburg, and a friend or two OF the The
groom.
The young couple will leave at once for
a Northern trip before going to their fu-
t,lre home in PENNSYLVANIA.
The Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities will meet Wednes-
day, June 10TH at P. NJ, In the rooms
of the Virginia Historical Society. Every
member is entitled to attend the meeting.
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Gadies' Whits
,Jumnler >Suits.

iris we'll to call attention to two styles
just received on account Of their par.
ticulerly low prices and their excellence:
~ .S2 0e White 80, India a.!,.. Linen Linen
of six broad hem
stitched tucts In front and pearl button
trimmed; fare skirt has three hem
stitched tucks down each peam And at
dollar more we show n White Oxford
Suit. double breasted. waist trimmed in
pearl buttons and tucks skirt Is full
flare and trimmed In stitched
bands. The price is. So 40
The better grades are composed OF
fine Lawns, Oxfords and Embroidered
Linens, trimmed deliberately In handsome
enbroideries and laces. and the variety
Of Colored Summer Suits are displayed
in Lawn. Madras and Linen. prettily
trimmed.
Priced from $500 10 $3.50.
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Orleans. La. Thursday June 18th, at
"Algoma," General Logan's country
place.
Owing to recent bereavement In the
family Of the groom. the wedding will
be very quiet. with only the immediate
relatives present. The announcement Is
nevertheless one possessing much interest
for Miss Logan's many Richmond friends
and relatives.
The friends of Miss Sara W. Coleman
will be pleased to hear of very sue
cessful reading given by her In Fair
mont, West Virginia,
Miss Coleman we'll deserves the un-
Htinted praise bestowed on her by the
Fairmont press. She combines pure
and trueLihetho.d with Il pleasing per-
sonality which will insure her hearty
welcome wherever she appears, she hay
ing graduated with the highest faculty
endorsation from the Boston School OF
Oratory.
A very pleasant association links Miss
Coleman with Richmond. She WAS, dur
Ing the session of 100l-1oO2, n member OF
the faculty OF the Richmond Female
seminary. Under her careful training
her students attained In the school of ex-
preston high grade of distinction.
After a successful year Mt Westover
School, Fairmont, Miss Coleman VIII
return to Richmond shout the middle of
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Daughters will meet In the home OF Mrs.
Young jones' on Grove Road, Tuesday,
June nth, at s o'clock r. M. Every mem
Der is urged to attend this important
meeting.
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FORK. through his "Herto" and SOU

brette," 15 - r
John Cecil Clay, formerly OF Virginia,
more recently of New York. through
"Sweet Sixteen" and Good Night, Sir
Charles Kemper. Of Baltimore, through
''The Lady In Green'' and Innocence.
Edward Jackson. of the Now York
Mall and Express. through 1.-THE Fnyorite
Daughters Christmas Present"
Harrington Fitzgerald. Of tho Item,
Philadelphia through "A Spring Morn
ing and 'Among the Hills"
Elizabeth Shipper Green. through IAN
Only Child"
e, NJ. Ashe. through "Tally-Ho" and
"At the Hunting Lodge Of the Duke"
The vrie touch OF Mr. c. i, Rostrup
will he easily diseernlble through his
Miss Mary Johnston, General Robert Fl.
Lee, General j. r. B. Stuart. Debutante
and number of others. all characteris-
tically fine, and all possessing local in
terest and color.
Patrons of the exhibit include among
others, Messrs. Thomas Atkinson, H. E.
Branch, Joseph Bryan, James II. Dooley,
j, TAILOR Ellyson. Henry Fairfax, Eppa
Hunton, Jr Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., James
Macdonald, s. IT. Morgan. y. II, D.
Myers, Lilburn Myers. ]. Scott Parrish.
Allen Potts. James Il. rutherford, Fred
w. Scott. j, c. Shafer. Henry G. Stuart,
S. w. Trapers. r, L, Traylor. y, r. Will
liams. r. l.. Williams, Il, G. VIII
liams, Jr., Governor A, r. Montague. prs.
George Ben Johnston, Stuart Mcclure,
Hugh NJ. Taylor. Christopher Tompkins
and j. N. Upshur. General Fitahngh Lee.
M ~.
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Priced from $500 10 $3.50.
Cow Neck COASTS
with Elbow Sleeves

are shown In fine White India Linon.
several styles, made low neck. square or
round effect and elbow sleeves; in some
the fronts are formed In clusters OF
small tucks and lace insertion. in others
OF Mexican drawn-work or herringbone
stitching and lace insertion; the backs
and sleeves are tucked in clusters or
with lace insertion and several rows OF
drawn-work. Val. lace in neck and ruff
hes on sleeves, open front or back. rang
Ing in price from
$J.75 to $4.38.
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Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, of No. s12
West Cary Street. gave a delightful party
Thursday night in honor OF their dangh-
ter, Miss May Robinson.
Games entertained hostess and friends
during the evening. At its close all We're
summoned to the dining-room, where an
elegant supper was served. Tho table was
tastefully decorated with cut flowers and
ferns. Among those present We're Misses
Dora Pierce. Nettie Stowe. Myrtle AL
friend, Lizzie Jones, Frances Omohundro,
Mary Whitmore, lillian Omohundro, May,
Julia and Helen Robinson; Messrs. Grover
Cooke Claude Griffin, Jacob Lange, Har-
ny Jarvis. Grover Floyd, Shirley Robin
son, Henry Robinson. Willie Brown,
Stewart Thorpe and Henry Rowland.
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Annual Exhibition,

The first annual loan and sale exhibit
ton of the Newspaper Artists Associa-
ton will open tomorrow Mt the crenshaw
building. No. II West Main Street, and
continue until June 18th.
The leading artists In the United States
are to be represented in this exhibit and
the collection will be- ona{of the finest
ever shown in Richmond,
Such names appear in the catalogue as
those OF John McAvoy, of the Now
York World, whose contributions Include
such fine examples as his well remem-
bered sketch. 1.-The Arrival of the Coach"
and the Spirit OF Summer"
James Preston will be seen through "a
I.adye Fayre" and 1.-The Goose Tender"
Albert lowering, of New York, through
4 the "Inventlon of the Kiss" and the Car
niyal of Destiny" SeWell Collins, Of New
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. NJ. A. Martin. whose fiaely drilled
chorus attracted so much attention at
the annual concert of the Woman's Coll
lege, will leave in about two weeks for
New York city. where she will pursue the
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semaj Do France Bo,oe, whose name car
rios with 1t the assurance OF everything

Semaj Do France Bo,oe, whose name car
rios with 1t the assurance OF everything
delightful.
The programme will be most agreeepfy
varied by a number of musical selectlone,
In which the club will have the pleasure
OF hearing for the first time MISS Nina
Smith. brilliant graduate OF TINS year
in Professor Kahn's music class.
A social event OF Wednesday VIII be
the Meanly- Morrison wedding to be cele-
brated at p. M. in the home or The
bride, No. 1s East Franklin Street.
a letter received from New YORK, and
dated Friday says: The international
Mercantile Marine Companys feo star
liner Kroonland, which sails from New
York for Antwerp with full compile
nent of cabin passengers tomorrow
morning. will carry out NUMBER OF wen
known people, among them saroness
Henry de Saint Seine; Commander l.. l..
Reamey, u. S. NJ; Professor l.. Il. Ward,
of Washington, and Lleutenant-Com-
mnnder w. de Bordisco of the Russian
navy.
A Richmond party sailing Will include
Miss Margaret Il. Lee. Miss Mary Buforn,
Miss Margaret Shields and MISS LILY
Urauhart
Miss Lees party will land at Antwerp.
go up the Rhine visit Cologne fneifns'
Mayehce, tour Switzerland ana lthlg, go
to Vienna, Berlin, Paris, ana tiieh 10
England and Scotland. The party VIII
sail in yeturning from Southampton, Eng
land and reach Richmond about Septem-
Der 23d They have most delightful pros
poets for tho months they VIII spend
abroad.
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selling follows
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Balance In bank June s. 1903. -. .s21 SIS
Hiss Logan's Marriage,
s21.sB5.2c

Miss Lena Logan, the daughter Of Gem
eral and Mrs. T. M. Logan Will be mar
ried to Mr.. Douglas Forsythe. OF New
Orleans. La. Thursday June 18th. at
"Algoma," General Logan's country
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Mrs. Mann s. Valentine left yesterday
to spend few days at her country seat.
in Powhatan, Va.
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Mrs. Edgar Dunn, children and malc,
at Hardware, Va,
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Mrs Richard s. Allen, now OF New
York, is the guest OF her niece, Mrt.
Levin Joynes, OF No. 200 West Franklin
Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris left yes
terday for Bon Air, where they will spend
the summer.
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Mrs. Preston Le Roy Roper and Miss
Annia Wilson. of Petersburg, and Mrs.
". r, Parker. OF Hampton. Va. wera
the guests OF Miss Ruby Bodskes yes
fardav
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A social event of Wednesday will be
the Meanly- Morrison wedding, to DO cele-
brated at 6 p. NJ in the home OF the
bride No. 1a Enst Franklin Street.
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Mrs. sIiate S. VIM, the treasurer of the
Confederate Bazaar Association, in nc
cordance with the wish OF the association.
and of those who have SO heartily, here
and elsewhere, given their interest and
support tn the work. has submitted the
following financial report of the aggre-
gate amount made at the bazaar, held
from April 18th to May LIST of this year:
Receipts from State tables, restaurant