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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16
pevoured hx Morms.

Children often cry. not from pain,
but from hunger, although fed abund.
inanition their food Is not asslmilated.
but devOured by worms A few doses
OF Whites Cream Yermifuge will
cause them to cease crying and begin
70 thrive at once. very much TO the
surprise OF and Joy OF the mother. Csc
az w b. Frames.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16
Licensed 10 Wed.

John Sandlin and Belle McGee
Milo.
Jesse Sherman and Dora Lee Bias
ton. Brock
George Sharp and May Choate
Overlook.
7. W. Splawn and Emma Cnoate,
Marietta. The last named person is
a sister OF Edgar Choate and Mrs.
Fannie sacra OF this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Ardmore's waterworks are now the
real thing. A general testing OF the
ire plugs over town reveals the fact
that Ardmore has a water susher to
be proud Of A delightful public
witnessed the rev arrival
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

The Indian Territory Court Of Ap-
peals will hold It's session 10 South
MeAlester, commencing September
%. The tribal tax case is the last one
on the docket.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Scientists estimate that an cent
per ton royalty on Indian Territory
coal would make the Indian Territory
coal property worth $4,000. 600.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

H. c. Byars has moved his stock
ON the BFoadray barn TO tae Cen
l-al Wsgon Yard. where h9 can be
found at sny time hereafter. 21-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Everything good from the faky rice
eater with the rude Chinese chop
sticks 10 our famous Boston baked
beans al the international Tea l3-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Come 70 the international Tea
For pleased you'll surely be
Dishes OF every couu-tree
From Old Glory 20 sunny ItalIee."
l3-u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Today's rain. according 20 our tele-
phone service. Is general over the en-
tire Chickasaw Nation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Some marriages force one 90 the
that love SHOULD consult
an oculist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16
Builders Hardware.

Williams, corhn & Co, have the
most complete stock OF Builders hard.
ware in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16
7. @. BRIDGMAN.
Funeral Director and Embalu
win W. J. BROWN.

FlneTAI DlrectoF and Embalmer,
With W. J. BROWN.
who has the largest, finest and most
complete line OF cofans. caskets and
burial supplies oi any house In the
indian Territory Calls attended 20
promptly day or night. and satisfae-
lion guaranteed. 1s-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16
TERMS OF U. S. COURT.

Al Ads-Begins September Is, 1903
holds two weeks, and February II
1904, holds three weeks.
At Tishorlingo-Begins October ls.
1SO3, and holds two weeks. and Feb
rnary 20. 1904. and holds three weeks.
At chiekasha-Begins November 2.
1908, and March q, 1904, each term
two weeks.
At Ryan-Begins November l6.
1903. and April 4. 1904, one week each
term
At Pureell-Begins November %,
1908. and April II, 1904. each term
one week.
At Psuls VaIley-Bsglns November
80, 1903. and April IS. 1904. three
weeks at each torn
AZ Ardmore- December 2l,
1903. and May 3. 1904, seven weeks
each term
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

We are glad TO see cur Old custom
ers a. our new store. corner Main
and Washington.
1873 HAMILTON SHOE co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Use the Long Distance Telephone
and call mp Phone No. 5. II you want
the Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

Alfalfa, wheat. rye and turnip seed
for sale by r. b. Pugh 15d6-w3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16

II you turn in a fre alarm by tele-
phone, don't call for the FIRE depart
ment, bus tell Central" where
fre is. L. G. SLAUGHTER, Chief
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16
4 O'CLOCK EDITION

Ardmore, Wednesday, s,7t 10, 1908.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-16
TINE TABLE
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.

choetaw, Oklahoma and Cuff Railway.
Arrive AZ Ardmore. re........l;S5 p. m
Leave Ardmore 1900 p. n.
local freight carrying passengers
also. No trains on Sundays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

ticipants dispersed to their homes all
ipronouncing the occasion one. Of the most
enjoyable In the history Of :. keysIyi u
and Delma Spencer. of Fort Mitchell;
Laura and Lucille Berrie. Que
Wood, Oslo Williams Of LunennbHHIrE;
lie Rudd, Of Keysyille. Among the gen.
tlemen: Major u. w: Morton. master Of
ceremonies: DR.. THOMPSON Morton:
Arvine. Meherrln: E. '. WALLACE, Writ
Wallace. II. NV FARMER. Clarence
8Towlkes. Of Richmond; Sam Jss e re- -;
Eubnnk, w, II, Merritt. r: T. HALEY.
Ontario Wa atkins Weatherford; James
oliver, Fort Mitchell. and e: n Nj BNeaasley,
The chaperones were Mrs. j. w, morton
and Mrs,YJ. e, Eubank. IL i55sss If 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
DEBATE AT ASHLAND, q.
Ce,ebratlon Of the Public Debates Ct Ct the the
Franklin Literary Society,"
GG ,.,,,., ~ the Times Dispatch. y III y

\ ID a
fsncc,al TO The Times-D ispatc
AsHr,AND, VA, April 1s,-Thfe cele-
-, .,on ~ the public debates Of the Frank e
IN 4 literary Society took place last night
herore a large audience in the College
Ha,l The exercises were conducted 'a' \, by
~ otf,cer president Edwin Jason
r,rver Vice President Clarence Adh "
phodes, and Albert Darning Pettyjolln'Ii
M. CLIFTON Forrest Mcclintlc was the
orator. and used for his subject true W,
Patriotism.
1,be debate, eResolved, That the COM COM
i, ton Of labor is necessary to meet
tho combination OF capital" Affirmative
phi1ip M. Hank, IAlbury y, Mis- mega -,
five, James Thomas Morris, "a iehry !, " =.
Davis The rnarshals We're; .ohlel, tuc Z.
ard Reale Davis, asslStants' heFsy'" a' "
betty and Ossle II, Guy,
me evening was profltably passed ana
+ba nssemblags were well pleased with
the excellent work of the young men,.
The Business MEMS Association OF FIan-
over will have special called mtAtlng
on Monday night at 8 O'CLOCK N the
Mayor's office. There Ia much business
before The meeting Of great Importance
70 tho town and county. which Will be
pushed to completion
MI, John r, Taylor. tho llonored clerk
NJ Hanover county IL very VI at his
home near Hanover Courthouse. Mr.,
Taylor is the Oldest clerk In point OF SER
vicn In the State, and is " mapBof The
striotest integrity and most kindly feel
ings. He Is one of the old-tlme men OF
the state, His condition ls very serious
ana his friends, who are legion, are very
apprehenHive. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

F[ booklet Yours Tor ASKING


Progress at the South, by Geyerno !;
II. 5. Jarvis, Of North Carolina; nd 81
s,The & Teacher, and II the State, by Dr.
j, III. kirkland, chancellor Of Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn.
ii On the afternoon Of Friday, i the Path.
there will again be a session for genera
discussion. The nrst topic VIII n pc 4lln I'D
states'' and discussion Will L be IN opened 6
BY Dr.. T.. r. venable, presto dent q = ne q,
University Of North Carolina, Chapel ;Idlll,.
N q. y,'The Part Of the q tlzen IN Aidlln
the Cause Of Public Ed ucation, VIII b Pc
discussed by Dr.. s. M he'll. OF FISH l!,t
mond College, Richmond end I'D ne up !
ia Schools and the Local Tax !" d WILL peS
dismissed IN DR.. w. r, Glenn, former
/ state Superintendent Of u Educa ton for
Georgia, Assistant ent for the Pe g
&T,oa II and BY the H on.t lao We III
state suporintend ont OF Education q
bama, General d soussion Of ell the sopr
les will be expect ed. 7. !, !, s., !,
The addresses on the evening g i,l.'as,
tho 24th, will bo on DIhe r sponsl nl!!Ly
of Government for the Educatlonato,ff the
9People,n by Mr.. r. Fulton Cuttin 9, \. ot5
Nav York city; IN egro Edu ton at the
south,n BY Dr. w, B. HI chnnc llorS ~
the University OF Georgia, and Some
Impressions Of the Con ference, by !}t.,.i
Lyman Abbott. editor Of The 'Ou TOOK
New York city, -.. ~
GOES 10 UNIVERSITY. IS sss.s
AZ the CLOSE Of the session on B'ridays
evening, tho con ference Will al ou l. 6a az
Richmond in order to hold "a con i l'a!
session on Saturday at the unlyersity ", olS
Virginia. A special train will be ut the s
DISPOSAL Of the conference, und er tho
direction Of the local COMMITTEES, ~ or thc
excursion to charlottesville and the
members Of the conference will there be-
entertained at luncheon BY the aut hori-S
ties OF the University, At this session
Of the conference there will be interesting:
addresses by members OF the faculty OF
the University Of Virginia. q ss
Il on the evening OF Sunday. the 26th. In
tho Academy OF Music. will occur the
memorial service In recognition Of tho
noble life and the far-reachlng public
activities az the late DIR. J, Il. NJ Curry
Mr.. robert g. Ogden has been requestsdY
ny the family OF DR.. Curry to preside
There will DO an address by DR.. B, Y.
boa twright, president of Richmond Co.'s
Elege, ana the chief address OF the eve
ming, at Mrs. CurTy's sugges ton. VIII
be made by DR.. Edwin a. Alderman.
president OF Tulane University, New Or
leans, La, and director In the Southern
Education Board. 8 TN
i A receptIon- will no given the delegates}
to the conference on Thursday afternoon
at tho Masonic Temple. and the people %
Richnlond viii be given an opportunity Of
meeting them.
rs on Mondays trip will be taken down
( the river. giving the visitors the pleasure
y Of a glimpse Of the famou s colonial plan
tations of tho river, This will be the
final feature OF the great meeting ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
PROSPEROUS HIGH POINT
Vigorous Young Community Now
the Heat Of Election Excitement.

* Especial to 4 ne Times Dispatch.)
HIGH POINT, M. e., April 1S.-Hlgh
Point Is now in the heat OF election ex-
ycitement. There are four candidates for
Mayor. The present Board of>;Aldermen
will nearly all be reelected from pres
ent appearances. Another very important
feature OF the election is a bond Issue for
5000 for street improvement and o new
graded school building for North Htgh
Point, Another very, Important factor IN
making the voting interesting In the
county is to vote on proposition for
the Issue Of $500, 900 for good roads,
THE Chattawka Club gave O. retention on
Tuesday afternoon to visiting young
ladies' In the city,
High Point now has what is known as
the anti-jug law, and 1t 10 made very
hard on the average blind pig in the
city.
There has been recently organized a
company to manufacture street cars, made
IN principally with northern capital but
part OF It home money. the capital stock
to be 100000 The new silk mill building Is
completed and machinery is being placed,
A local fire insurance company was or,
Eanized this week with 5000 capital,
me Baptist Church has decided to erect
q $40. 900 church on the site of the present
building, ~ AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

hoT2Ss ss. s,sias ks 5s
Alexader itO npgs filsn yst F:
fs q H1nfs6sath srssIFei, fSa
Gibrell POLLOCK and 'john, \ anneyt Errsht,ols
f fsIshat ss43Ilexander YSSrsckhtld 81
washington Francis story !, of. e, S ~
ME- Pollock Jnnney .!s WISHING hls pa pa;
rents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles P. : ahhe ~
Mr.. aiid Mrs. THOMAS. Moor. q BAL: :
ttfnore,. wero the guests during Easter OF
Mi. and Mrs j 1, M Me- Weigh. who
spent the winter II Washin E 81 nave re-
Lieutenant G. NJ. swltzsr mas ~, retur AZ "
TO Lecsburg, and ID occupylnE MS par ,'t
ments at the Inn. NH $Sti. b ,..;, Z, \, !
JSseph Wands s,s M q brothRer
i. Fl. deVenter., pi this city, I, t,t,s.
Burg, has been visiting his parents IN III
4 Dr. snjamin EisIn. Of Bnleimsor H. ne 1as
~ Mlss Vi Rebecca Harrison has teturnsd. /, to
LeesburK afscr al, extended visit 70 She
I = MI. Charles Wise. nh3 is With the corps
OF J" civil engineers OF the. Wabnsh !. }ail-
s Mr' ~ res n, Wise. q this city. 33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Barn Danlce.

T. \ = = / Il
II would seem that Richmond society
has not had enough Of barn dancing, for
It intends to betake itself again to that
rustic form Of diversion on the evening
OF the 25th Of April, at the Masonic Tens
ple.s
& Again will the melodies OF the banjo
and the fiddle inspire the souls and feet
OF those who hearken to the programme
which Mr.. Miller s "merry men" have
gotten out for that night, and again
viii Mr.. Miller himself lead the swinging
choruses and call the figures for the
dancers. ~ Y t3iS NJ "a 5$s ff1 S
z The second barn dance, as. the flrst.sisE
to be given under the auspices OF the
chairman and ladies' OF the South Caro-
Ina table. ~ & s$ n v.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. j. r. A. Hobson and little son, OF
Savannah. are visiting General and Mrs.
Fltzhugh Lee. on Floyd Avenue. t;;.5
Dr.3Donald Guthrie OF altimore, Is the
guest OF Mrs. John s. Munce. Of No. s
West Main Street. n
Mrs, Frank Nalle and children and Miss
Annabel Courtney are in Richmond from
Somerset" their country home, and are
with Mrs. Duval at mo. SOL East Frank
lin Street. HI
Mrs. Mary G. Miller. OF Wlllamsport,,
Pa, having spent delightful winter in
De Land. Florida, is visiting Mrs. George
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
3cHIcKAhOMINY in FLOOD
Fishermen Profit When the Farmers

= 80
Lose.
Especial to The TIr7es-D ispatch)
PROVIDENCE FORGE VA. April 1s--
Although so late in the spring the farm
ers are now, at a standstlll on account
OF the excessive wet weather. The Chlok--
q hominy Riyer,had about gotten to ITS
normal state last week. but the rains
OF the last three days has brought
flood Ing out again over Its banks \, PVT y
good for fishermen report that, me er rrEier
brought up by the high water. 49, -
The drowning OF the white man & *
Spring Landing remains g mystery, !, ~ ~
course, there are many theories, put nolll-
Ing definite known, There has been some
talk OF exhuming the body ana haylng 2
more thorough examination, but Vt ls NOT
iisslv II viii be done at this late date,
The fruit trees In this ylelnl y. dessplte
IN Mis SIC Craze Christian. closed her school
tuesday with appropriate ceremonies;
Rav. Mr.. rlom, OF Richmond, preached
in the Union Chapel here Easter Sunday
TIE s sa bbat h.sehool VIII commence here
Rgx nv hal have been received here e
ths marriage OF Miss Emma Tyree M9,Gns.
castle, Of New Kent, S syswna III. NM ewsl
The Ceremony WILL take place IN o'1Yet
Church April 22d. 8 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
INVEST POINT.
Mi. and Mrs. G Chandler Celebrate Silver

Mr.. and Mrs. @ handler Celebrate Silver
Wedding at &c chestnut Grove"
4 WEST POINT, VA, April l8--Nfr. and
Mrs. o.. NJ. Chandler celebrated their sill
YER wedding at Chestnut Grove. New
Kent county. the birthplace OF Martha
washington, recently. Mrs. Chandler was
assisted in receiving by her son. NJ.
daughter, Miss Blanch. The house was
1nagniflcently decorated with lockwood.
and spring flowers. ia & X = s.
Dancing continued from 8 p. NJ. until
the ''wee small hours with time only
taken to renew the inner man. The pres
ents were many and handsome, There
were many guests from dlstance, -,
sunday dawned balmy and clear and the
dress parade was as expected, Their were
many visitors to add to the enjoyment
Z ~ the day. Messrs, Kemp Slaughter,
uulian Bagby and TreadwollI Conyers,S
from Baltimore, Messrs. Carl Tomllnson,
Francis Scott and Hemn,e I1eSs from rom
Norfolk; Mr.. Leland Treat, from Alex
andra, and others.
a NJ. George OF the Government Light
ship. is here an furlough,
Mrs. o. q. Lewis, the mother OF Mr,
~. 81. Lewis, loft to-day to visit her
daughter Mrs, Dr. q. T.5$W g at
Port Conway, Va i, ], /. !. I, I,
There was q pretty home wedding N
lower King and Queen county, II {. son
tracting parties were Miss Ocle Cr!ttenr
den "a Mr.. Stanley Didlake-. Rev. =. q,
Sullivan, OF West Point. performed tne
ceremony The bride was handsomely
sowned in gray broadoloth. After tne
Ceremony an elegant supper was served.
Nntwithsta nding the stormy night oI
Easter Monday there was q large croWa
h Z - Tho concert given by Rev, John a.,
sullivan. for the Baptist churcl', une
,,rnrramme consisted Of music. reclta-
Inns stereoptlcon views OF Pilgrlms
prnrress etc. An Easter-Egg was pre-
scented to each Of the frst one Aunut 81
children Mt the door unaer we as ~, : ~ :,
sixteen. The recitation. When. me rug
was New by Master Thomas Lipsconp,
only Ave years old. deserves specla lHel,'
ton. Ills rendition would nave aoAe creu'
II to a grown person. iEt3 81
a The ladies OF West Point aptlst Churc1l
are arranging for q "rummage sale IN
the near future. They are never very
far behind,
Miss Ruth smoot. who has had g posi-
tion In the Express office With MT =,
W. Owen for the past sea son, LETT to-oay
for washington, where she VIII spena
the summer. E
Misses Loulie, Daisy and Fanny brooks
are visiting in Richmond
The election for clerk Of courts IN KING
William county will be held IN thet fall
of 1905, this being one Of the exceptions
IN the coming fall elections.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

t ssan1as yaar we're ssS74ec The reports
showed the Institution to be IN most % !
ourshE ths !. assets rp m q;
t1f SURPLUS viii be paid out In dividends:
This is d, home enterprise. and son1e q y
the best busness men IN Farm bn,d |i s,a are
Captain s.. w paulett, Of this PLACE, one ne
Of his stan officers tor the New orleans an
meetinv OF Confederntes. This y ne :, seq ,i
ett.6 and again Sc has been worthily boz
slowed and will be- worthily worn. -, i, !.
a Miss Birdie Cox, q very charming yo w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
.A&Vision Of Beauty.
Hearts the Game.

Z. Miss Frederica Leake entertained at the
game OF hearts at her home, at 14P Grove
Avenue Friday evening. the 18th Instant
II honor OF Miss Annie Montgomery Pres
ton, OF "Tairfeld," Va.
The first prize was won by Miss Mary
Day VIM, and the second was awarded
to Miss Bessie Ryland. Among those In.
vited werc:e Misses Rose Archer Mary
Aylett, Mary Butler. Ella Buck Daisy
Boykin, Marie Cottrell, Warfeld Cren-
shaw, Fannie Crenstaw Mary Hart
cronshaw, Lora Crump. Emily Cross. Ar
nita Cussons. Tarauhar Hooff, Julia
Joynes. Elizabeth Johnson. Bessie Jack
son, Katharine Kent, Katharine Lewis.
Elsie Lindsay, Bessie Lucke, Garlic
Minor. Grace Neal Annie Preston, Mary
Parrish. Bessie Ryand. Meta Randolph,
Page Royal. Carrie REYNOLDS. Edith Tay-3
lor Berthe Triggf Dora Taylor, Gertrude
Taylor, Rachel Urquhart and Mary
VIM. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
TRIED ITO
GET AT ! | H. HIM 4 J |.
Some Excitement! 4 Il, the
81 County Court.
LIQUOR LICENSES MONDAY
osneral Holiday for the Soho OILS Of
Henrico Next Friday Negro
Woman skips Her
g all.

XII AT ono stage in the proceedings In the
Henrico County Court yesterday tho de-
PENDANT In a case tried to climb over the
bar and get hold OF the plantlt1, who
sat In the Witness chair q short distance
away. The excitement was quclled at
onco and the offender was fined for con-
tempt OF court until he apolog4zed, when
tile fne was romltted. E
The case was that Of John b. 1fcSorley
vs.. James W. Martin, action to recover
damages for injuries to q buggy owned n,
4 by Mr.. Mcsorley. Mr.. Martin defended
himself. Tho plaintiff was represented
BY attorneys. There was some question
over which shaft OF tho buggy had been
broken, and Mr.. Mcsorley made q state
mont contradloting that OF MIR. Martin,
remarking that the latter knew what he
had said was not true b -,
This pronouncement from the wit
ness stand excited the Ire OF Mr.. Mar
tin. He replied quickly to Mr.. Mcsorley,S
and made as X to Jump over the bar.
Before he could get any distance. how
ever, he was caught by Deputy Sheriff
voegler, who kept him quiet thereafter
Judge Wickham fined the man IS for
TX contempt, 1lkcb AtSAttAttSAE
when Mr., Martin apologizSd
The Jury rendered o verdict Of $40 for
the plaintiff. "a 33{
The greatest interest Is felt in the
county In the granting OF liquor Licenses,
which will occur in the County Court
4 tomorrow. Since the enactment Of the
Mann Bill TITS believed that some fifteen
Il or twenty saloons will go to the wall.
Petitions required by the new law are
circulating, but 1t Is doubtful II they
z will get signed. Some others will be UNI
able to pay the high license. # Isl,
;5 1t Is understood that the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company will oppose
[ all appli cations for license to sell LIQUOR
near the Reservoir.
After consultation with several OF the
trustees yesterday superintendent Fus-
sell decided TO give a general holiday in
the county next Friday that the teach
& ers may have an opportunity to attend
the educational conference here. The or
( der, however. applies only to such teaAl.-
era as intend to be present at the con-
Z ference. # M
The Rev, j. II. Fauntleroy. OF Henrico,
is 800 out OF pocket. X, There was to- be
# tried Friday night before Mayor Jeter.
Il OF Tairmount. Mary Hill, the negro wo-
4 man charged with stealing flowers EASIER
morning. She had been bailed In the
/ cum OF sl00, tha Rev. Fauntleroy going
4 on her bond. But Mary appeared not.
ii She had skipped her ball.
The Tuckahoe School Board met at the
courthouse yesterday and transa cted
certain routine business.
Or. Hugh Smith was at the courthouse
yesterday, Ills many friends were de-
p lighted to see him out again.
Special officer r. H. Hobson has an,
4 nounced himself q candidate for con-
stable from Fairfield District.
Constable T. Fl. samuels is out again;
3 after a spell OF sickness. ~ $6.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
A GROUP.OF MASKERS AND WlGG

4 L
lady OF Manchester. who has been visit
Ing relatives and friends IN FarmYllle'
returned home last Sunday morning:
Mrs. Fred q. Glenn and son, OF Lyncn-
burg, were visitors Of Captain r. NJ Bur
e President Jarman was in Richmond dur
Ing. the week in the interest Of the rs n! Nof7
&C colonei r. B. Berkeley, who has been IN
Richmond for some time. where II he un 2:
derwent an operation at the =, ,vlrgim ia
IN Mrs. +. w. McI<inney. and daughter.
MISS frankie, are visiting friends IN
Richmond. - a., =, Il /.
The ladies auxiliary OF the Z. NJ 2, a.
viii tender reception to the regular
members Of the .association at an early
" He continued wet weather has very
much Interrupted building operations rlt' IN
= Major IA. r. Yenable was in Richmond
this looking after bps,nesSS San aafisj
~, y re;a tives md friends In Farmvllle,
has returned to Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Cooper at No. 414 East Grace Street.

Miss Emily Mason IS in the city on e.
visit to her niece, Mrs, Peyton Wise, at
No. 100 West Main Street.
Mr.. W. a. Loving. who has been in
delicate health during the winter. has
left for Colorado. where he hopes to In =
prove. az
The Kate Wheelock " hist CLUB VIII VII,
meet Tuesday afternoon next at 4;sO
with Mrs. Charles L Todd, OF NO. oVs
west Franklin Street, 5s.2
~ 4 very handsome donation IN burnt
WOOD was sent the Missouri table by
Mrs. Nat r. Crump, of Chicago, who was vas
a former Richmond resident l''='' !.
The Misses Bland. OF King and Queen
county. are visiting Mrs. J. 7, Hughes ana
assisting at the Georgia table ll'l o Il the
bazaar. 8is
Mr. Charles r.. sargeant, Of NO.. eA
Nh 81 Grace street, this city, VIII pc mar
rIed to Miss Annie Lamar Grimm, OF cat -
yeston. Texas, Wedn esda April "a "a ,.5.tt
Mrs. yirginIus Hall has returned IRON re,
!, = ,iehtf,ill winter spen at summervll!e,
d 90 charleston, 8. q. She is very well.
nd found her friends charmed 1''t TO vel vel
come her homo VI e