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The Bourbon news., 1903-11-17

JOHN D WHITE says that he has been
elected to Congress in the Eleventh dis
trict and that the State Board will give
him the certificate of election.
The Bourbon news., 1903-11-17

BEARS INSPECTION. = If you drink
beer, drink the best. Pabst defes pure
food inspectors to find single impurity
in their beer. nov17
The Bourbon news., 1903-11-17
BIRTHS.

In this city, to the wife of VIM
Owsley, SOD.
The Bourbon news., 1903-11-17

COOP WISHES. wish you a Hap
py Thanksgiving. Respectfully,
DAVIS & FARIS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

DR.. and Mrs. Switzer and son
Webb Of Straitsvile and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Switzer of Lancaster
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Beery Christmas.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Messrs Earl and Flave Lindley
OF Nelsonvllle came to Logan last
week to stay over Christmas with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Lindley.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mrs. Jacob Hammond of Lam
caster is the guest Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Ed Donavin.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Miss Kate Bowlby and Mrs.
w. R. Bowlby are visiting rela-
tives In Columbus this week.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Councilman Gage received a
large box on Christmas from the
employees of Case's drug store,
for which he wishes to return
thanks through the columns of
this paper.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. Albion Stinchfeld of
GAINESVILLE was in Logan over
Christmas with his sister Mrs.
f. S. Case.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. Noah Woolever Of Circle.
vile was in Logan last week vls.
iting friends.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. Bert Moore of Hue was in
Logan several days last week with
his uncle, j. M. Mount and fam
lily.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. Charlie Speelman was IA
visitor in Columbus several days
this week. -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Miss Louie Green returned to
Somerset Monday afterEspending
Christmas in Logan with her par
ents.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin of
Circlevile have been visiting rela-
tives in Logan the past week.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. Ed Rowles of Lancaster ls
in Logan with her sister Mr'. w,
D. Brandt.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McManigal
of Arlington were the Christmas
guests of MI. and Mrs. B. C. Nc
Manigal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mrs. George Mount is in Cir
cleville this week, the guest OF
her mother.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Miss Nora Huston of Winches-
ter is visiting Miss Florence Mon
roe.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

DR.. and Mrs. d. A. Rahnells
spent Christmas in Winchester.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31
A HAPPY new YEAR,


The year just closing has been
by far, the most prosperous in
our history. We have tried by
fair dealing and honest values,
to merit this unusual prosperity,
but at the same time we recog-
nize that we owe a great deal to
an intelligent and appreciative
public, for whose liberal patron
age we extend our hearty thanks
and wish one and all Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
KESSLER BROS.
LEADING JEWELLERS.
S~~~-N~-~~~-~~ ON<>~~
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. barley Moore
spent Christmas in Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-12-31
Rugs and Carpets

80 inch Smyrna Rugs ..'........... ..........I
A large line of RUGS equal value
in same ratio.
Best all wool Ingrains
All wool Ingrains ,...................... ,....!
Other Ingrains and Brussels Carpets
same proportion in price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
ProprueertY5Transfers.l

Richmond otway s. Allen and wife to
John s, and r. II. FIarWood, lS3 l0-l2 feet
on north side Park Avenue. northwest
corner Allen Avenue. $500, 88
Granite Building Company to James u.
Burrel!, 149-12 feet on south side Duyal
Street, between Judah and St, Peter
Annie May and r, p. Gaslsips tolAlerIps
II. smith, 20 feet on east side HarV1A
Street. between Floyd and Grove Ave-
inues. $7oo. ut
% feet on north side Of Grace Street,
S36 feet west OF Allen Avenue, s16l2.
Il William u. Smith and witt to John ",
ITughes,t % feet on south side Clay Street,
10 feet west of Twenty-seventh. $1,000,
h Christine 3. Zehle, In his own right and
as executor 4of Charles zehle, deceased
to Henry 8. alerstein. Is 9-12 feet on
north eide Marshall Street, between
Fourth and Fifth, 3S3,10o. ss y n: N
Henrico: William Ganzert and wife
to John Washington Hughes. 10 feet
on north side Fairfield Street. 1879 feet
east OF Valley, S6l5. 81
J. r. Kennedy and wife 70 William
Hoist. 2s7l6 acres. about 10 miles from
Richmond; near Meadow Station, 800,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
E;al;1zn aunt lars

Y In the absence OF Mayor II. 5N Walker
4 ueter. who vas detained ut home on nc-
count OF sickness IN his family. Mr. JOS
eph L. Creery. OF the First Ward, pre-.
sidsd at the meetlng of the Town Council
Friday night. Arrangements were made
4 Co supply the town with the dry powder
chemical fire extinguisher. which WAS
tested on ono of tho Ipcan!t fots last Week.,
specifications for Al Urge amount OF
street improvements were sent out last
week. and the Ewn hopes soon to hive
her STREETS IN 9 tfrst-class condition. The
4 improyenents on the turnpike and ave-
Il nue. are atr the joint expense OF the PAS
senGcrI ard Power Company ard The town.
58 Mr.. William II. Sands. town attorney.
kSHscts to permanently locate ~ New
york city In the near future 5j Il ...'
Mr., Leslie Butler was operated on yes
4 tarday for nbscess OF the face, which OBJ
GRAFTON was successful, and he IS getting
On as well as can be expected.
e REV. Joel II, Tucker. OF NO. III twenty,
third Street, whose charge Is East-lcnd
Baptist Church, had a very successtul
weak OF revival services at his church
last week, several conversions being re-
ported, @ 80 ,,...
fthird Street, who was taken suddenly sick
last week, Is better
Airs. William II. Burkert and children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
CELEBRATION l OF
WEDNESDAY CLUB.
Music Festival Of More Gen
eral Interest Than j. Even J: e j
Before.

III The latter half Of this month. w hich
will be memorable for many things. Will
be particular interesting from the fact
that II is TO mark the celebration q the
tentl, anniversary Of the Wedne sdayS Club
with a music festival, that will DO Of
wider appeal and more genera interest
possibly than any musical event that has
ever occurred here. is a3 s3sySs$
s The Wednesda y$ Club was organic ed ten 1
years ago. It started out with the
EayoWcd purpose Of educating musical
taste and directing public inclination into
tho paths OF sweetness and light as far
as. TIE aitlsE art Ii concerned. The club i
has been tenacious OF Its purpose, some
times under the most discourag lng condl-@
itlons brt 8it has fought its wa VI Into !
favor, and 1t holds \ warm place I'M
public esteem, that 10 to take find express Is
sion IN q Testimonial to the club that
Will be among the most tu1portant celc-f
ibrations or the year. Ss .iE iii ~
The programmes have been carried out 4
along popular lines. They VIII be- made \
UP n Of tho gems from tho n operas n OF =
Gounod, Verdi (, Wagner and Rosslni, In
Guiding the third act Of Faust. Thcrs
will DO three grand concerts. Two Of them
glyen3 BY. tho club, q sslated by nine cele-S
#brated soloists. and the third TO be given
By that wonderfully efficient auxiliary, n
the chlldren's chorus. Five hundred peo--sS
Pile will take al, active part, In this fes-8
5tival. The artists include only m en- and
women OF worldwide reputation. whoSe
names arc household words wherever the {
art Is known and apprcciat cd. At tho !
head OF the list stands W Nine. llian
Blauvelt, and associated with her are i
Miss Anito Rio. Nine. Louise Homer.
Nine lisa bella Bouton. Herr Andreas Dip
pei, ,sg. Emilio dc Gogorza. Mr. Fred
erick Martin. Mr.. Carl Webster and Mr.. \
Wegener. g "a 4; n ~ 3sI 35;i II j
Headquarters have been open ed 1or tn ii
transaction Of the business OF the festi.
intending subscribers. at No. sal East
Main Street. ia IN
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BAR7rol. HIEle 6. i i
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! V9SSSSSsSaS@VT "a "a INV Il
Mis- pdytA. cosby viii spend Easter
with hi, er aunSs Mrs elloss, II Newport
S M Luther Milford ] quite STICK IS '. e , f's
home, Il Ia BrooAland PaIK Is. !, 80 n !. A = .
Ienten services will w. 80 : SIN.
Epiphany Episc( pal Ch1ren r,itSiSt 3oly
day-sohool at eRo, SERVES ,Tht aervIcc
Communion at II NJ. aVh n rs tor ~ R 7.s.
| q, r. Kuyk. 80. connty
I. 1 vjs,t,nr friends ii Brook hand Park. .
MISE. p. Scott loft yesterday TOT
Louisa to visit relatives
Tho children OF The Bartph sae.s ~
Baptist Church, practiced yeI' er ~ ~ -
Ss M'ss Mary Smith. II broom road .| !.
aS Ms. Robert SCOTT. who has beoh xtsltlng y
relatives In Chesterfield has ''ee'
miss Miss Mollie Duval i, quit. sick Nat t her
mrs Mrs q, .. Zones has left for r leish:
N. G., on an extended visit to friendl' A'o :
MISS GLADYS Kidwell IS quite Isl e At
IN Miss Daisy wright ot Ha mover, i, s |ylss-
| NJ.
Service will be held at the overb-t1ooiSs
church to-day at 4:s0 P. NJ. conductau
by Mr., Il. w. Galbrith. otSthe seminary, !.
Miss Flanagan, who has been quite sic's
at her home, Is now able to 90 out.
The list Of scholars on the roll OF honor
for tic week IS as follows:
Junior Grade Miss Mabel CHM.
teacher-Ruby Jones.
Third Grammer Grade, Miss Lille
Todd, teacher-Evelyn Carpenter and
& Second Grammar Grade, Miss Lille
Todd, teacher Emma Hopkins, Ruth Hop
kins. Meta Wilkinson. Matte 8s faines,
Horace Cans and Bradstreet Penssey.
Seventh Primary Grade, Miss WINSTON,
teacher-Herbert Beck y Leslie. Ellis,
Harold Goyne, Otha Kettinge17 Iaurnan
Ragland. Ethel Baugllarrss Gracle Phil
lips and Lizzie Foley l5ss j I
teachor-Hugh I1ach Frank Mitchell,
Frany Taylor. William Taylor Rady4 and
Lillian Hating. 81 ~ *
Fifth Urinary Grade, Miss Pauline
| Gary, teacher Hamburg Davies. Terrell
Gogfon, Patte Butler, Edith Fltzwlllson,
D lracle Hodge and Marjorie Lea. ga
-Four Primary Grade. Miss Pauline
Gary, teacher Edward Richardson, Eliz-
aboth Armstrong, Mary Carpenter, Lie
Ian NOOle ana LINDSAY EsLL tet holu. . 4tH
Second Primary Grade, Miss Pauline
Gary, teacher-Leslle Johnson, Rodger
Mcclellan, Marie D1lis. Alma Horner,
and Louise Weidenfelt. 4,
Fifth Grammar Gradet, Miss 81 Kate
Glinn, teacher-Eliz ab beth Jeter, seven
weeks; ames sa.tterwhlte, seven weeks;
Edith gland. elk weeks; Charlie Har-
! man. four weeks; Estelle Garland, three
weeks; Kathleen Gordon, two weeks.
Miss salllc Claybrook Gardner and Mr..
James T. Porter wero. IN the city Fri
day evening to see Lady slaVey,,'4 at
the Academy. * Hi s III H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
!. /. IEL ! J |. n \

"a, - -
remple aatewood. g 'Richmond has mas
nsen listing friends and relatives n this
ssnpelg mel, hood during the past week week.
styYillie Baker, John Baker ana VIE ne
ana willie Cartwright OF Kieh m :,
spent saturday and Sunday with with n y ~
Baker. I. t,,r,.a -
- :, crn,ond after a visit OF week with
the Misses Goddln, ,,..
Mr.. otey. Of Roxbury, spent last sun 'lul
day with w. Il Godd!n. Il. III 4 Z.
Nv. sharpe continues quite ;s ~! l2r,
Bradley Is in attendan
ellington Goddln, one OF the The; most POP.
Sular young men Of Elko. has ACCEPTED GO ?, 'stl
a position$in Newport News.
4 large force OF men under Captain
u, ". Y Rosser y has been thrown out OF
employment by the closing Of the gravel '
bed, 5{ I5 5S{s III
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a weeks; wilber Huffman, sixteen

teen weeks: WILDER Huffman, sixteen
weeks. B55; ttii3 s II. sasEsI88t
A-b essie Marshall, TWEEN
sty Y weeks; Ruth Rennie, twenty-one
weeks \ Louise g. Rennie, twenty-five
weeks; 5S Pattle Christian. TWEEN ty-two
weeks Katie Lewis nine teen weeks
d Junior 8A-Eula Bowman, two weeks;
Edna Bowman, two weeks Rebecca Clark,
eight weeks I: Leila Wing field, three weeks;
Alice Wilkins, eight weeks; Annie Sale.
one week; Julian 4 odd, on . week Atwood
5Lowls, one week. NJ 44Ss32 gi
4 Fourth Primary Thomas starke. seven
weeks; Hunter Christian seven weeks;
Leslie Deirne. six weeks: John Deirne,
five weeks; Sadie Propst five weeks;
Elizabeth 4 sprau ey, . one week; Margaret
Enslow. one week; josephine Gains, one
week. ,4i... i3a4 "
4 Fourth Grammar Mildred 9. Clark
,twenty-two weeks; Ruby Gresham, four
weeks; Bertha Marshall, four weeks; Bes-
sic Carter, ono week; Emily Cross. one
week; Bernard Henly, one week Willie
ilkins, one week. ii}l S8 81
& sixth "a Primary--Frank Rennie, two
weeks ! Ernest Huffman, two weeks; Har-
old Wilder, two weeks. t5 ~
Miss Etna Ashton Kelly, who has been
visiting friends in Ashland for some
time past, has returned to her home on
Third Avenue and Juniper Street.
y LaEH . Il Z u ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
.CAos1nu15.2zl and
1f1aAluna Plzrk


Miss Nellie Boothe, who has been an
invalid for several years. is much better
than she has been for long time. Miss
Roothe has spent the summer months for
several years past with Mrs. Thomas
Whiting, whose kindness and devotion to
this noted young lady has been In the
nature of fulfilling the principles Of the
Christian faith to, the fullest extent.
Rev ID. K.53Walthall, D. -, has been
assisting at protracted meeting at the
Pl esbyterian Church In Manchester. The
efforts Of the ministers conducting the
services were ended with much success.
70 Rev. j; B. Askew, pastor Of the High
land Park Methodist Episcopal Church,
who has been visiting relatives In South
Carolina, has returned to his pastorate.
ard will conduct the usual aervices at the
above church to-day at II A. M, and 7:4s
p. NJ, 54 n II
g There Will be the usual services at h1iz.
palls Presbyterian Church at II A. NJ. and
IS p, NJ, conducted by Rev D. x. Wal
Miss Annie o. Watkins. who has beer
tenching school In Buckingham county
Is now visiting her parents on Third Ave
,nuo and Chestnut Street.
IA The Senior Card ClubWns entertained In
q most charming manner by Mrs. John
sTyler,fof Fourth Avenue, Thursday eve
ming. Progressive auchre was played from
$3.50 to II o'clock p. NJ, after which tbs
blue and red ribbons were awarded to
those making the highest scores. fome
OF those present were DR.. and Mrs Paul
Rcdd, Mr.. and Mrs Garland r. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p, Wirgneld, Mrs,
John r. Livesay. MI. and Ms, Charles y.
.;ii;.,,ss and Mr.. and Mrs. lbhn Tyler. 4
MIss>Hselle Powell, q Popular singer, who
has taken part m Numerous PUBLIC and
private entertainments, returned to her
home OH Third Avenue and Spruce Street
yesterday, after having spent some months
With relatives in Richmond.
Miss Rosnlie Shafer, who has been Wis
hing Mrs, w. II, Pemberton, IN Little
Rock, Ark. has gone ia fAslyale 10 spend
IL few weeks witt, Mrs. ]. r. Alexander,
prior TO returning to her home on Chest
NIT HILL While In Little Rock Miss Sha-
fer was the guest Of honor at dinner
given to her ind Miss Evelyn Burdett. OF
Wilmington, n. G.
Mr.. Horace II. Baker. Of Fourth Avenue
and Alder Street. returned home from q
business trip South last evening, 8f
The roll Of honor for the Highland Park
School for the week ending April Sd is
as follows: ss 4 8y 9555, .Ss. y
Senior A-Annie Carlton, sixteen weeks
Fila Rennie, twenty weeks; Mary Huff
man. sixteen weeks; Sue Pemberton, six
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
Mr.. T aylor III.
Mr.. Waller Taylor Is extremely III at
his residence, No.711 East Leigh Street.
sD:,Ro7P7PElD5THEM.
Quit the Medicines and Got Well on
Grape- Nuts.

.
Quit the Medicines and Got Well on
Grape Nuts.
vs. Made over on a change OF food ls rather
"a fascinating experience. Sounds like
fiction. but an eWploye Of the Anaconda
Copper Co., OF q Ana conda. Mont, had
Just that experience. being cured on
Grape Nuts, S5 Ell s55y
q DOR several years WAS so run down
from Indigestion and improper foods that
i had ia resign q s12D a month position
In Chicago he says, u was IN such Q
bad condition that 'ifs 7 STOPPED over the
sour food came boiling up N ITO my troat
and out ot<rny. mouth.
&SsoI lost nine y months valuable tins.
and three OF Chlcago's best phystoiana
said 4 must die weighed q bout lao
pounds, which . skeleton welgtt for me.
went home to the country to die T. was
there cousin introduced ma to Grape
Nuts and new life, I threw all my medl-
Ecirles away. and at the end Of two weeks
use OF Ora pe-Npts had ITO admit that I
had gained 4 pounds. In the next few
weeks u ate absolutely nothing but
5Grape-Nu and pure, rich cream, and
gained 10 pounds, },st Il &
S5l5 ~ began to take interest In he events
OF the world again. from this point my
recovery has been rapid, and to-day I 4
am physically IN the best condition /
ever was In my lie. I had no trouble to
get position with the Anaconda Cop
per Mining 60, at 2 better salary than
before, Is 4 y 4tSS5 w # s. IN +
''Thls Is what Grape-Nuts has done for
me. II saved my life, thanks to purs
food" Name given BY Postum o..
Battle Greek. Mich,
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MEADOW STATION

{, Gxa@43<33@SssxsSs@ 100000
hers viii Sc services at Antioch Church
to-day at II "A. NJ; preaching by pastor
s MI, II s. q" ohaddick visited friends IN
Fulton tho past week ",
Mallory was the guest g tn otnas 4.
Carter, ESQ, Sunday 81 IA . y. NV. !. 4
Schuyler Eborhard, son OF MI. a e
Mrs, r. P. Eberhard who has spent the
past eighteen months in chlg1aln. re.
turned to his old homo Fri day
Miss blanche 1ohr. who h has J, been % !, =
spending few weeks in RI hmond,# mas l's'
returned home. /. /, !. i,
Lillian shackleford and little SON.
Who have been visiting Mrs. Az snack mas s
.leford, have returned to R!ehmn o n s,
The roll Of honor pupils q r,t A It q
Mi an n pperson, Beulah chaddick, Mar lar
ri del Brightwell, Ada Burnett, Cleveland !,
no++oms' valentine Hurt, Dudley Chad
dick, John Rock Edward Burn ~.
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1. Fu / d TON 81 News ! v $
Fulton Bureau,


@ Peoples Drug Store.
The heavy windstorm OF Friday did
considerable damage In Fulton and vi
entity. It was the hercest gale for sew
eral years. 5zst IA ss5 s Il,
3 The roofs OF several barns In Henrico
were damaged. The tin on tho WOO dslled
of II. y H. CARRIER was lifted OFT and a
brick wall on lliamsburg Avenue was
blown down for several feet MI
Tho e Parsonage vi Society OF Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church will
next week ask for bids for construction
of a parsonage. The building will be a
handsome two-story dwelling. III and will
4 OF state and Fulton Streets,
Rev. a.. A. Jones, pastor Denny street
Methodist Episcopal Church, will occupy
his pulpit at both services to-day. His
subject at II "A. M. will be walking
Worthy Of the Lord, AZ 7:46 T. NJ,
,Blgotry."
III rev. Mr.. Dannella will occupy his pull
pit at! tFour-A1ilo Creek Baptist Church
to-day ut II "A. M.
Rev. E. B. snead will fill his pulpit at
fNeddell- Mem ! Chapel at both SER
vices to-day. .}Es f N
The following pupils were on last week {
roll Of honor: li5 5 3gS . ..5t8
April Sd: Miss Bauer's class-Edna
SDrlnker. Clara Jenkins, Annie Shaw,
La,nie Warmer. tx 80 i s5s
4 Miss Wagner's olasn-Lloyd Beasley,
Emmett Drinker and Leila. Warmer
Laurel ELL School (teacher. Miss Mag
gio Burnette): Blanche Burnette, Fanny
Burnetto, Ruth Waddell. Ana Waddell.
Robert Waddell.
Fulton Hill school, for week siding
Grammar Grade-1da chaIlssy, Fannie
Ramsey, Pearl Sunday, Lea x ersey, ia m es
Woodson and Charlie V,.,ltlock. 95S,
Primary Grade-Jesse Romer Barbara
Romer, Hugo Clay and Grace Kersey.
landslide, Of chXnborazo Park aud the
aovernmAnt Rgad. The slide has made
very llttlA advancement in the past two
settlc1r f
III sea- going tug Annie, ownedA by
CAPTAIN James Cline. was sold last week
toofa firm In Boston, The tug VIII pc
hsed In the Boston harbor. z
Z The Annie has been employed recently
In towing the dredges, barges. light rs,
ETC., to this city to be used by Contractor
Shafer III deepening tho harbor,
4 Mr.. Richard Godsey, who was injured
a few weeks ago In aNfall at the Orleans
street yards, is still confined to his resi-
dence, ~ =. ~ -- !. Z. K. n
Chief Engineer James Walters. OF the
steamer Accomac Of the Virginia oyster
navy, has returned to his duties after
a months vacation. y,
Mrs, r. r. Merridew Is extremely "
at her residence, No. tol Denny street
& CAPTAIN James Duntord Is confined TO
his residence on Louisiana Street with
rheumatlsnl, 4, 4.
MI. Wilson Reams continues quite sick
at his residence on Graham Street. y
Mr.. john Allen and family. OF Rich.
mond, Mich, who have been on q visit
to Mrs, George ~; L. Larke ~, mo'heF g
Willie Davis, son OF Mr.. p. u. Davis.
who was injured, at tho Richmond Cedar,
Works last Monday. is still at tho VIZ
glniA Hospital. III S,sS :. ;S
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EAST RICHMOND.

There will be services at Little Trinity
to-day at 1870 A. NJ. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. j, i. Cuthriell
A number OF the members OF the "Hes-
sic's Lambs Social qlph met At tho home
had most enjoyable outing. Having q
ca Hera, they took several snapshots OF
tho beautiful scenery that abounds In the
vicinity OF Walnut Lodge, The following
made up the party; Miss BESSIE Plowman,
Miss Jessie Cox, James g, .AgReW. Joseph
Ruhleller and Hugh p. Fiege, <.
Mrs, James Lowe moved ~ Richmond
during the past week,
A business meeting Of the Social Club
Will be held at the club-room In Richmond
Monday evening.
JIG. Agnew and II. r. Fisye will take
q run down to Lester Manor Monday
morning IN order to stiset = suitable pls-
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Richmond ant, ant other places keep the for

Richmond and other places keep the for
5tuhe-tellers busy.
i&s Charles Reid 81 tho popular conductor
on the Eevon Pines Electric Line. gave o
dance at Pine Groye pavilion, at which
his many friends passed. q most ENJOYABLE
evening, and The young ladies wore
charming In their evening tollettes. 53,
The following guests visited Seven Pines
Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Mar
h tin, Athens, Ga; Fred. De Brogga. Ever
green. u. T., M Mrs rank n Do
Brogga, Evergreen, l.. IT, n, rs Rudolph
Nitcher, Brooklyn. NJ Fl =; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Q. Kicker, Da yton, Q. James J. Hal .
Lewiston, Mai Mrs. Jessie May councill,
franklin, Va. {; Oscar G. Kennedy. Phila-
delphia, Pa; j.. Frank Dye, Newport,
XIV: MI. and Mrs. James g. Wood, K Phila-
delpha, Pa.
a Mrs, Lyme visited Riohmond Friday,
Mrs. Gordon. OF lower Ienrico visited
Mrs James ID, Lyme on THURSDAY t'. y, ss