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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01
Travelling il Dangerous.

Constant motion jars the kidney,
which are kept in place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is the rea-
son that travellers, trainmen, street
car men, teamsters and all who drive
very much suffer from kidney disease
in some form. Foleys Kidney Cure
strengthens the Kidneys and cures all
forms Of kidney and bladder disease
Geo. II. lIausan, locomotive engineer
Lima, O., writes, Constant vibration
Of the engine caused me great deal
Of trouble with my kidneys, and ] got
no relief until used Foley's Kidney
Cure"
The orthodox Ru sian observes lSj
State holidays.
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchiti, and
hOarseness. Sold 10y ii. G.. Crute
Bank deposits have increased s. per
cent. in ten years
The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases is Foley :
Kidney Cure. Sold by II G.. Crute.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01

More poisonous snakes are found in
Arizona than any other part Of the
United States.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01

The Spanish ship to the United
States each autumn 100000 barrels Of
AImeria grapes.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01
PAIN
Your House
WITH
LEAD and OIL.

Cheap Ready Mixed Paints
are not economical because
they will fade, chalk and
scale off. b. p. S. is a pure
lead and oil paint, mixed by
machinery better than the
best painter can possibly
mix them by hand. 1t will
cover 20 per cent. more sur
face, last longer and look
better. The price is within
the reach of everybody.
ONLY sl.5O PER GALLON CASH
Paulett & Bu88,
AGENTS,
FARMVILLE, VA.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01
DIR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe
All diseases Of Kidneys, NWIDH
Bladder. Urinary organs.
Also rheumatism, Back
ache HcartDiseage Gravel.
DIopsy, Female Troubles. w AAA

Don't become discouraged. There is a
cure for you. II necessary write DIR. Fenner.
Gases as yours. All consultations Free.
"T0r yoar- J had backache, severe pains
aero. ..H. nd scaldlng urine / could
not eotout of lrd without help. The use Of
ur. Fcuurrs Kidney and Backache Cure re-
.t0roduo. G.. WAGNER. Knobsvlle. Pa
Druvrists 50r. g. Ask for Cook Book Free.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01

The orthodox Ru sian observes lSj
State holidays.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01

Bank deposits have increased s. per
cont in ten wears.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-05-01
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

short .lnc go Principal cities OF the South
and southwest. Florida. Cuba, Texas, Call.
'nrnit ani Mexico reaching the Capitals OF
-IN States.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04
EAST RICHMOND.

NSSSSS/S|VS'SNVSrNN " y v y y y
Rev. P. B. Price will preach in Sum
day-school Hall this evening at o'clock'
The public is cordially invited.
Miss Grace Lord, Of Florida. who mas
been on a visit to relatives mere; re-
turned to her home during the week.
Mrs. William Crowder has gone to IN
diana, where in future she VIII make her
home with her son. .,,,o
James G. Booker. promlnent toUu 10y,
manufacturer, Of Rochester, new 10Th,
Visited his sister. Mrs. p. Fiege, the past
week and while there received the news
of fine sudden bereavement OF MS wire.
He Immediately returned home. l..
Many improvements are Delng mace "
the property adjoining. the poStoIilce re-,
Gently purchased by Messrs. Jordon ana
BlanRenship, of Highland Springs;
The entertainment given IN Suhoay-
school Hall Thursday evening Was SUI
cess In every way The various au nIir
b bers on the programme We're . esypetlnhli NJ.
ing displayed in every instance. Cherry
ana ~. Sullivan kept tho house. in an up
roar during the entire rendltlon Of theif
PARTS which were especially good
Master Roy Mountcastle's singing was
most excellent. The recitation OF DAINTY
and graceful little Miss Ruth LORD was
very pleasing, There were also so'ne
fine instrument numbers.
The dialogue Aunt Betsy's Beau. cup
ned the climax, the characters helng
tmnersonated by Richmond ladies ana
rentlemen, who did themselves credit;
The house was filled to Overlooking and
n snug sum realized, to he devoted 10
church work.
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MAKE FIGHT FOR
CITY OFFICERS.
That Understood to Be the
Plan of the Richmond
Labor League.

The Labor League of Richmond VIII
meet Monday night at No. 210 East Broad
street to hear and consider the report of
the special committee constituted to
draft and submit declaration of prin-
clpes and purposes and bylaws for the
government Of the organization. Mr.
John M Ryall Is president of the league
and Mr. w. II. Mullen secretary.
With the adoption of tho report of this
committee the intentions of the new
organization will be set forth authorlta-
tivoly for the first time. 1t has been be-
l.eved by many that the league contem-
plated placing q Legislative ticket In .ne
field this fall but this has been denied
by mon who are influential In the or
ganization.
It is understood that the league may
and probably will participate In the So
lection of city officers next summer. but
whether 1t will undertake. to do TINS ny
placing ticket in the field or by uniting
its vote in the Democratic primary Is yet
problematical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04

5 6 FORT LEE NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tressler and fam
lily. of Fulton, spent Sunday with MIR.
tTressler's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob zeller and fam
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Pebble. on the
Darbytown Road. during the week.
Mr.. J. A. Monroe has sold his place on
the Charles City Road below here to MI
j. Mccarthy, Of Richmond.
Mrs. Gerhart and family, of Richmond,
spent a day here during the week,
Mrs. Frank Bendle has returned from
a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Whitlock.
home here. has moved to New Kent
Mr.. Q. Duke spent last Sunday at the
The pie party given Mt Fort Lee school
house on Thursday evening for the bene'
lit of Beulah Church was largely attend
ed and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Nichols mas gone on tWo.%eGSK ks.
visit to Richmond and VIII spend her
time visiting among her children,
Mrs. Lou HuXter spent several days
in Richmond the past week visiting rela-
In conclusion of a revival meeting held
during the week, there Will be baptized
n number of converts at Pioneer, Chapel
at 8 p. NJ. to-day. Rev. Joel Tucker VIII
otficiate.
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Fwl1 TON NEWS.

To-day will be rally day at Futon Bap-
coming Of their new pastor, Rev David
Hepburn who enters upon his duties
Mr.. Hepburn Will occupy his pulpit at
both services, and Invites the friends OF
the church to he present.
street NJ. q. Church. viii MI his pulpit
at the usual services to-day.
Chester Dwyer, Of Baltimore, has re-
turned after n visit to his parents on
Fulton Hill.
turned from Louisa. where they spent
n Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. II, Pease have
returned home from an extended trip to
friends and relatives In New Jersey. :.
The Kings Daughters and Sons Will
no es1 o' Of arah sa Street. 'n0 Nl'ss'S
Rev. John w. Daugherty continues quite
sick at his residence on Graham Street.
Mr.. Franklin Bowls left this week for
Pittsburg, Pa, where he Will locate In
business
ny-Street NJ. e. Church will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Charles e.
Mospy, Of Nicholson Street.
Rev. P. E. Throckm orion fs quite sick
at his residence on Hopkins Street.
Miss Ida Ray Clarke. of Varlna. who
return this week.
Mrs. Walter p. Turner and daughter.
Of Roswell, New Mexico. Will arrive to-
morrow to spend the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jordan,
OF Nicholson Street -,
The family OF Rev. David Hepburn will
arrive next week. and Will reside at No.
7U Graham Street.
Mrs John Wann is much improved
after her recent illness.
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Chestnut It'll and
Hzghluna Park
Observation-Disclosures


Mr.. Cooper, OF st. James Church.
preached during the past week at High
land Park Church.
Services Will be held during this week:
preaching by the pastor. Rev. J. B. As
kew.
Miss Sue Yerby has returned home
after a visit to Mrs. William Holla-
day
Miss Ruth Bowman, who has been quite
sick, Is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Perry, OF Orange, Va, Is expected
soon to visit her daughter. Mrs. Nor
timer McCluer.
turned, after visit to mrs. Charles L..
The Young Peoples Finch Club met
Rebecca Clarke. on Third Avenue. Az
enjoyable evening was spent after which
refreshments were served at late hour;
Misses Al,etta G;rump. Bessie and Ber-
tina Marshall, Florence Baker, Annie
sale, Maude Livesay, Rebeeoa Clarke.
Laird Lamar Henley While MoR{pe, Val !
Vey and others, The notice OF the next
meeting will be announced later.
Mr. Frank Pogue. of Wilmington, n.
c., has been the guest of his friend,
Mr.. Frank Beckham.
Mrs. Horace Stillwell and little son.
Rahnson, who for the past two months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-04

Mr., POWELL who studied with the most
brilliant results under tho great pianist,
LesehetIzky, last winter In Vienna, and
who viii return this autumn to still fur
thcr develop his remarkable musical
powers, Will give a plano recital at the
Woman's Club tomorrow afternoon, at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Powells programme will Include
the following numbers: !. sonate-Grleg.
2. Gavotte-each.. 8. Nocturne-F'eld'
q, Prelude Nocturne, p. p; Waltz, A. p.
Chopin. 8. Auf FIusel des Gesangs-
MendeIssohn- List. 8. Mazurka-Les-
chetIzky. z. Gavotte-PoWcli g. Andante
and Polonalse-chop,n,
During Mr.. PoweIl's residence abroad
last winter he was accorded most flat
terlng reception and recognition by the
finest VIennese and European composers,
before whom he gave a recital.
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ELK0 NOTES.


Miss Mamie Spencer has returned. after
n pleasant three-weeks visit to friends
in Richmond and to Mrs. T.. B. VIM. OF
Mrs. Helen Cartwright, spent several
days with friends attending t;,r While here
Miss Myrtle Sharp is visiting friends
Miss Lizzie Green has returned after
a Visit to friends In Richmond, .ah
The night meetings held at i An mhara
6l'u, 'h Been en- several CONVERSIONS. :.
,o.10 NJ. of TYPHOID fever at the home
Of his Gather He h had oo oeen sick ana apo nut
one thought he was seriously Ill until q
%sek ago NJ Baker was we th Hno sSn N n
this neighborhood He was connected
With me Eehmond Cedar ysaIs o Mo ass He He
was q brother of John and Willie Baker.
Of Riehmond and leaves YES ot fahebp roth oa
He was buried by the j, o. y. a. Me-
chanics Thursday.
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SEVEN PlMESs


While Mrs. James Lyme was at church
last tuesday evening some one took
the seats from her earrsih hg ba and IL then
tia troubIe In getting home. besides the
loss los 't Of the carriage seats, If the party
who took them win kindly return them
rreat many visitors were here dur
Ing the week. many OF whom We're from
Various parts Of the North, reviewing
the old battlefIelds and seeking relics
: Miss Mil Annie Reed spent yesterday in
MIS- George Graves is visiting her
mother, Mrs. selph. In Caroline coun-
ty. ortarto,,,,o,t
last week in honor of little Pearl Selph
Who is visiting her daughter.
quite an ENJOYABLE time e,,o was spent 7,
after which refreshments Wero served
to Which all did ample Justice. -,
Among those present We're; Pearl
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Cincinnati, O., Thon he Will go to Ken
'c Fey NJ NJ sreon So w aMa breach ss
Rev Re- /. s. Boyles viii occupy the pulpit
Mrs: Il. 4. smith has returned from
Caroline county, where she spent Two
Mrs. Maggie Boze. who has been Wis
itins relatives in Norfolk. has returned:
Tho ladies' Of the Baptist Church will
have q. .rummage sale on Oct. 18th for
Mrs. L. i. Rogers. of No. III Grove
Avenue, who has been seriously Ill In
washington, where she is visiting her
p psss Mr. Kris wFen G Z now of nSSs 5
Paramount Avenue, Is also a niece OF
Ss l., w sssn VISITING IF Mrs. Mrs. ou
Mrs. Cray Of Bowling Green. is visit.
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Sam Pavey, on
and able to receive friends
Rev. j. o. Babcock is very much In
disposed.
has a'I Been Lee visiting her sister Mrs. Thos
Teagle, on Twentieth Street. has re-
turned home.
was the guest Of Mrs. o. A. Abortion
curing the week.
Master wingheld Sims, who has been
i'll for eleven weeks. Is convalesclng.
dwelling IN No. "a isos Twentysflrst Street,
formerly owned and occupied by Mr.
Williams.
The ladies of the Baptist Church con-
template holding bazaar, beginhh,n IN
next week, for the purpose OF furnishing
the large auditorium room OF their hand
Rev. Joel T. Tucker offlclated at a
quiet, but pretty, wedding "Wednesday
evening at s a1 and in Hiss aafHe ee H Thsa
were married. After the ceremony the
happy couple were driven to the depot
where they boarded the o'clock train
II The Fairmount Hive Of Lady Macca;;
bees will meet Tuesday evening at
| O'Clock in Curd's Hall. on Venable Street
The regular meeting Of the Aid Nd, So.
ciety Of the Methodist Church n VIII VII, Dc Dc
| held tomorrow evening at 3:oo O'CLOCK
| In the infant class-room.
Mrs. Pierce, OF Chelsea, who, has peer
Ill for some time. Is now thought tc
|, be in extremis.
Mrs. Maude Harris, who has been
| quite Ill. Is now better, Out is not ou
81 The ha" Home as Circle CT Kings Daughters
Of Christ Church will have a reunion 9. 81
| its members Thursday evening at S;ol
O'clock at the church. and learn earnestly
Miss Lizzie Gauldin, who has been Wis
| tting her old home in Buckingham coun;
| ty. has returned home, after a delightful
5 Ray W " lecture aexs at the aS
methodist Church Thursday night fo1
| the benefit of the Woman's Foreign Mis-:
slonary Society Of that church.
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BARTON M[E1Gm7r@.

Miss M. q. Kenny. OF Petersburg. is
the guest Of Mrs. ]. B. woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Chisholm nave
returned from Hanover.
Mr.. Waldrop. OF Louisa, is visiting his
Miss Lee Cooper. who has been visiting
friends in Louisa, has returned home me-.
Mrs. G. W. Francis, of Newport News,
is visiting her sis ter, MS = church i will
hold a prayer meeting at the residence
of Mrs. Avis on Second Street Road TO-
day. va =, Portsmouth ia
v, Mfs M Mrs. riller, Of Brookland Park.
Miss L. o. Dane. OF New York. is visit
Ing Mrs. Benson A..
Miss Ball, OF Louisa LOUISE r. Inc pa sudsst o.
sab pei island. are the guests of Mrs, s.
i Mr.: j. e. Harding has left for short
hp Mr. & 'e e. Melton and family have left
for Staunton. to visit reiatlyes yes ,,,s,t,na
Mf T. Fl 5 %s G GeS 9as Gssa
MOVED Mr; t to B s. RIssi Park.
,ti MF friends f. IN u stalnt TOM has returned
''!MuT r. Stewart, OF Brookland Park, Is
visiting tit friends on Chestnut Fill.
MT ~ vaaaon st Green Aa sprags
has returned to the Seminary.
Mrs. n. B. Croxton Is expected home
from a visit to friends in King William
I'M. Mr.. 4; =: Hall. Of Brookland Park, has
ma Sss sssa visiting En- aeas'ss
r. Jones. have returned to Me Sls iosn
Mr.. Charles Watkins, VINO mas peen
visiting Mr., James. Marshall, mas left TOT
his M asmS Ss IL q 5oaes ss1nd Brothers who
have ' been s visiting Miss Mollie Duval.
hq Mss Fefu yds d r. Of wrlghsvlle
N. G., Is expected home soon, I'm
Mrs. j, Y. Ligon, of Sabot Island, VIII
be the guest Of Mrs. s. E. Long In
M Miss 49, Gtsammle Smith. Mho is visiting her
a few days for FarmyllIs, f.u a.v. ,ou
INF j ny brother dss has Is E stsSnsa after
visit to friends In Louisa.
Mr.. Tom. A. Brown has left for Win
chester on account Of the death OF MS
Miss Gertrude Robinson, Of Petersburg'
Miss Hlckerson has left for Washing
Mr.. James Collins. Of Raleigh, is VS. US
iting at tho home OF Mr.. O. NJ AtRh-
Miss Minnie Lynch. Of c = is
of Mrs George Coffey
Miss Edna Hatcher, who has been VS.
iting Miss Stella James. OF Dumparten,
has returned home.
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WARM PRAISE FOR
JACOB AND BOSHER
Police Board Sends Them
Engrossed Resolutions. as
Mark of Esteem.

Usually a public Official gets more
blame than praise, but sometimes when
men have served their city or country
with an evidently unselfish motive, great
faithfulness and distinguished ability.
they live to see the return Of gratitude
both from associates In office and the
people at large.
A few days ago Messrs. John F. Jacob
and Charles G. Bosher. for many years
police commissioners, received from the
clerk of the Police Board handsomely
engrossed copies of resolutions lately
passed by that body setting forth the es-
TEEN In which they are held by their
former colleagues.
The preamble and resolutions are given
here:
1T seldom happens that one great
branch of our city government loses the
services OF two Of its staunchest direc-
tors. This occurred to the Police Depart
ment by the voluntary retirement OF
John r. Jacob and Charles G. Bosher. the
one by resignation. and the other by the
expiring of his term OF office and his
refusal to stand for reelection which
was assured. The career OF both gem
tlemen in their high, and responsible Of.
may be said Of the one. being eminently
true Of the other, that we deem 1t fit
ting to embody in ono memorial the dis
t aSIa public services OF this par
Dd v xsa ii he SSser aE sns rSss
stsaay s,ses %se but aad IL
cipline, firm in maintaining carefully the
elaborated plans of action, but respect-
full to their associates and courteous to
the subordnates, they have for long ana
weary years tolled for the welfare OF the
n1ty IN IN seI particuar free from selfish
and sordld aims. and with an eye, single
for the public veal It Is by such SELF
sacrificing men that the foundations OF
municipalities are laid deep and their
walls builded four square.
Therefore, be- It resolved ny the 5oaro OF
Police Commissioners:
colleagues, John II. Jacob and CHARLES =.
Kosher, with profound regret and sent!.
ments Of affectlonate regard and unal.
Logged respect: expressing the nope that
for many years they may live to witness
In the good order OF our CITY ana o, Inc
forc ret The results Of their wise foresight
and enlightened labors.
Second, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes and copy or them
sent to each OF these gentlemen,
"'A"' RICHARD NJ. TAYLOR.
GEORGE r. PoLLocK.
Secretary.
August 6. 1903
Messrs. Jacob and Bosher have sent ap.
precatlve Acknowledgements to the board
of receiving the resolutions. Both natur.
ally prize them very hish'y,
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SOC l. j Il
CONTINUED From Sixth Pagc0
for an extended northern tour. which Will
include New York. Watkins Glen, Mia
CARA Falls and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Howard have Issued
cards announcing the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Flossle Lucille, to Mr.. II.
rrueheart Bass. the wedding to occur
Thursday, October 8, 1903. tt
Personal Mention
Miss Georgia Blankenshp. who went
abroad with Miss Emily Hanewlnckel
last summer, has been spending some
months delightfully."- in Paris and Geneva,
where number of her friends were
ship will return in November In company
with Mrs Grace Henry Harry VINO,
with her little daughter, has been abroad
for the past year. -
Miss Margaret Cabell Darlington will re-
turn Richmond from F'auuuier county to-
morrow. Friends Of Miss Darlington,
who was one Of the pretty debutnntes
OF last season, will be glad to SEQ her
ut homo again.
Miss Bessie Doyle OF Norfolk, will be
The guest OF Richmond friends during
Horse Show weck.
Miss Emily McCabe 'rhaw spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Washington. where
she went TO Join her parents. returning
to Richmond Wednesday,
Mr., and Mrs. Homer L. Cooke are
In Now York, stopping at the Waldorf
Astoria. From New York they Will go
tc Newport News to spend a. week with
Mr.. Cookies parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Allan have been
spending tho last four months visiting
different Northern resorts. They VIII he
tho guests OF Mr.. Allans sister, Mrs.
William r. Pryor. III New York city,
before returning.
Miss Lucetta Knox will be at Mrs.
Leake's No. sos East Grace, for the
winter.
Great regret lis felt by the many friends
Of Miss Constance Knox and Mr.. ]. G.
Knox her father. at their REMOVAL to
Petersburg. where Mr.. Knox VIII have
charge OF the Dunlop Branch OF the Brit
ish-Amerlcan Tobacco Company. Mr. and
Miss Knox have been such deilR nllul So
cial factors in Richmond that their going
TO another city Is widely eeplored'
Miss Alice Dix Westwood will be the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Jones, OF West
wood Avenue next week
Miss Lille Gordon Rose, OF Detroit.
Mich, is visiting her brother, Mr.. Edward
e. Rose. OF No. lilo Grove Avenue.
Miss Lizzie Norvel. who has been
spending several weeks with Mrs. c.. II.
IIarnewinckel. OF No. 100 West Cary
Street will leave Saturday to commence
her school. near Ashland, Va.
Applicants for a vacancy occurring In
the galesroom OF the woman's Exchange
arc requested to apply to the chairman
OF that room for further information.
Miss Lucy 8, Cunningham has opened
her classes for children in tho Graphic
Music Method at her studio, No. 301. East
Grace Street
Mrs. Frank L. Brown. OF Pittsburg. Pa,
IL in the city visiting her parents. Cap
tain and Mrs. Bailey. She will be one Of
the attendants at the JUDGE Ferguson
wedding.
Miss Vary McRae Brook. OF Park Ave-
nue, who has been visiting her cousin.
Miss b. NcRae. of Cumberland county.
hue returned home.
Mrs. Edward Valentine has returned
from visit to her mother. Mrs Hamp-
den Chamberlayne. OF Petersburg.
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The fourth quarterly conference Of
Seven Pines charge. will be held Oct
18th at Highland Springs Methodist Epis-
a committee consisting OF Dr., s. A.
Wolf met at the home of Mrs. Somerrs,
given n hbrary Half ' aup eary date
The first meeting Of the woman's Study
Gnn for the eop Mn w aaTs
noon, the 14th instant. when the presl-
dent expects to meet all Of the mem
bers.
Avenue, are making prepare tons TO
leave for Newport News, where they
will In future reside.
zh MF Els new Kei home on En- aas a
Mr.. j. W. Dudley. rural letter carrier
ae S h Sv rf ta Fyunn S1 w away e 81 his
Mrs. Parker Of Richmond. was visitor
at Sunset t, Cottage, the home OF MT. and
M + large AZ w nu naasrY Of Highland Springs
of "The Governors Son" at the Bijou
VI %lna unos mrs. calEn my Mrs. chIds Mrs..
nal, Mr.. and Mrs. F. z Read; Mrs; a.
N. Somers, DR.. s. A. Roope, Mr. T.. 3.
Miss Lille NJ, Turner is visiting friends
near East Richmond.
Miss Ina Lou Kidd is improving after
a severe recent attack Of alaryngits. :,
Miss Lizzie Jordan. of ben LomondF
visited Miss Kidd during the week. I'LL
Misses Ruth and Leila Atkisson were
gueats at Bellview on Tuesday eve
ming.
possession Of his house here, recently va
Mrs. 4. J. Hudgins Of Richmond; visit;
ed her sister, Miss !, jennie ale, Huds'ns a.
Mrs; r. Xlnal ts bas p pv R9s Hase thf
Gentry on Ivy Avenue, to be ), known y
Misses Stella and Hope Kidd, Of Rich.
mond, accompanied by their cousin Miss
Daisy Broaddus, of Caroline county, were
guests Of Mrs. Joel Kidd wednesday.
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selph, Minnie West, Hazel Reed. Nettiee
Bottoms, Virgie Bottoms. Raymond
West and Eddie Griggs.
Misses Rosa and Mary Marano, with
their friends, Misses Lizzie and. Josie
Tignor, spent day during the week with
Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Jennings and Mrs.
Thorpe, from Richmond, visited Mrs.
Reed during the week.
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. George Jordan. IT..
spent a day in New Kent county, last
week, whiting among their friends.
Mrs. Andrew Hundley, OF Riehmond.
visited the P,nes during the week.