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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-23

the purpose. as well as an instructor.
All those who can are urged to assist
in this work. Those interested in the
equestrian division may communicate
with Mrs. II. o. Garvey, SIS Buchanan
street; the carriage division. Mrs A
H. Horton. 825 Quincy street, and the
bicycle division. Mrs. c. D. Startzman,
zoo TAYLOR street.
The regular meeting of the Good
Government Club viii be held on
MONDAY at . m. at the residence
of Mrs. Dewitt C. Nellis. 314 West
Fifth street. A full attendance is de-
sired as a change Of date of meetings
and other important business Will be
slider the part to be taken in the
flower parade on June LIST.
The Western sorosls viii meet at
the home of Mrs. +. 0. Popenoe in
Highland Park, on Saturday evening,
April 3Oth. Mr.. T. Z. Dewey will read
paper on Sydney Lanier. Each
member is privileged to bring guest
The West Side Forestry Club will
meet with Mrs. Kelly on Thursday of
next week. at the corner of Fifth
street, extended. and Elmwood ave-
nue. MRS. Henry McAfee will read a
paper on Artistic gardening.
Unity Club will meet next Thurs
day evening at Unity church. They
reading 'Purgatory.''
The Chaminade Music club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Eli Foster. Following was the pro-
gramme:
Duett-'R osamunde" 49,. Schubert
Mrs. Albaugh and Mrs. Finley.
Reading observation-disclosures. $50. Grieg
Mrs. S. A. Scott.
Bridal Procession ......... Grieg
Mrs. w. H. BowIby.
When Mabel Sings .-.-..O Obey Speaks
Miss Effie Neil.
Paraphrase de Concert King
Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
Sing Me to Sleep Green
Mrs. Harry Pribble.
Selections from Opera Lucia. .Ascher
Miss Bernice OFT.
Cradle Song acknowledgements Brahms
Miss Hilda Mcbride.
"Oh Heller Tag" ...-..-... Tschaikowslxi
Mrs. Walker Combs.
"Chanson Provencale" 800. Dell Aqua
Mrs. r. H. Morehouse.
Duet" Mardi Gras Quadrilles.
NE,.. -. schubert
Sunshine Song . - Grieg
Mrs Eli Foster.
Several guests contributed to the
programme. Other guests were Mrs.
w. J. Riley, Mrs. L. H. Stricken, Mrs.
Fred Slater, Miss Gertrude Tracy, Miss
Florence WEIGH and Miss Ethel
DObert. Refreshments and social
hour closed a delightful afternoon.
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
April 26th and May Sd with Miss Hol-
comb, 1913 Fillmore street.
The Ladies' Music club will meet
Wednesday, April q, with Mrs. Frank
Foster, los Greenwood avenue.
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet with Mrs. Arthur Sherer, April
rs, in Oakland, 1876 Kellam avenue. Take
the 1:45 car from transfer station.
The Ninde c. L. S. c. will meet with
Mrs. Martindale. 524 Tyler street, Tues
day evening, April 20.
The following is the programme:
Music.
Roll call: Answered by reports on
Racial characters.
Racial Congestion of the American
People" Mrs. Stokes.
Evolution Of Industrial Society.
mart . cha rfer. 10
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meet with Mrs Ke1lSJ on rrb,1rsfSav Of
next week. at the corner of Fifth
street, extended. and Elmwood ave-
nue. Mrs. Henry McAfee will read a
paper on Artistic gardening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-23

Unity Club viii meet next Thurs
day evening at Unity church. They
are studying Dante and are at present
reading "Purgatory''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-23

The Western Sorosis will meet at
the home of Mrs. f. o. Popenoe in
Highland Park, on Saturday evening,
April 30th. Mr.. II. E. Dewey will read
paper on Sydney Lanier. Each
member is privileged to bring a guest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-23

Everybody 90 the SO JournaI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-23

The Junior Atlantean club will meet
April 26th and May Sd with Miss Hol-
comb, 1913 Fillmore street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-23

The Helianthus Literary club viii
meet with Mrs. Arthur Sherer, AprI
rs, in Oakland, 1876 KeIlan avenue. TAKE
the las car from transfer station.
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party last evening at Steinberg's in
compliment to the Evening club.
Palms and oriental draperies deco
rated the hall and Steinberg's full
orchestra furnished the music.
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The Ladies' Music club will meet
Wednesday, April q, with Mrs. Frank
Foster, 1O5 Greenwood avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
Especial to The Times plspatcl,.)

ttisftli LCllA)
VI STANTON. VA. Aug 3,--The larg-5
est attended and handsomest german eyer
given In Stanton was danced here Tues
day. evening at the close Of tho Staunton
Horse Show. The affair was under tho
charge Of Messrs. Fl. u. Opie. Stuart
Robertson and Frank Yost. Between
8seventy-tive and eighty couples partl-s
cipated in the german and about one huns
dred others were present, 4
Tie merry dancers We're led Through
many beautiful and up-to-date figures
by Mr.. i !. Lewis Bumgardner with Miss
tTarr OF Baltimore. "a few Of those pres.
5cnt were: i3 I.i5
4 Mr. and Mrs J.. G, Is Wheat, Mr. and
Mrs Columbus Halle. MI. and Mrs. r.
~ Blackboard. Colonel and Mrs. IL. H.
tWayt. Mr., and Mrs. G. r, Storms. MI:
and Mrs. II. r. Woodward, Mrs; and Judge
j. M. Quarles. Mr., and Mrs +, W. Bell,
Dr. and Mrs. Glasgow Armstrong, Or,
and Mrs. IT, Lacy Gibson Mr. and Mrs,
James Il. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs ], 49,,
McComb, Mr.. W. /. Woodward and Miss
Olive Timberlake.s Mr. RI, NJ. August and
Miss Gertrude Mohler. Mr. Stuart Rob-
chell and Miss IieleD Baxter. MI. Andrew
and Miss Mary Crawford, ~. B. Trout and
Mrs Laura Mccoy. Rudolph Bumgard-
.ner and Miss Emily Hutchinson. Mr.. M.
w. Mercereau and Miss Mary lIutcheson,,
Donald Allen and Sarah Boykin r. b.
ALauzee and Mary Brunson a. Norton
and Edith Timberlake. r. H. Trout and
Lizzie Jones. ". Il. Gikeson and Lucy
Bowles, w. ~. MURPHY and Lon Faunt-
leroy, Frank Yost and Evelyn I.ittig,
\ Mack Wheat and Mary Yost, Mr. Erskine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
CHESTNUT Hill. AND
HI GHLAND PARK.

Mrs. Frank Rennlo and son. James, have
returned home after a plensant visit TO
relatives In clarksville.a Va II I. 81 /,
. Misc Mamie Austin. whip has y, been quite
Mrs. Frank Dudley Henley who has beet,
visiting her friend, Mrs. Charles - I;tbank.
OF Second Avenue viii leave to-day for her
home In Newport Ncws. . g g.
4 Mr.. Louis Shafer has returned after speild.
Ing III past ten days ~it friends In Pow
h1 sir. s sna sir. 1Iuey &yiam, q Third
Avenue. left last Friday for Atlantic City
where they WIN spend several weeks sl
4 Misses Bessie and Leila Wngffeld. OF High
land Park. are visiting relatives near ASH
land. ii,
ts4 Miss Bessie Marshall. accompanied BY her
grandmother. Mrs Bertha illHrs, LETT to.e
day to spend a few days camping on the York
River. & VI Vi s$5 5g8s Nj ME
Quite a number Of new house. are being
built on SCheHtnut Hill md Highland Park. \
Work was commenced Sc :. tn!s week Mr..
, Mr. Andrew aMosbySis stili confined to the )
house by sickness. 9S m 81 sll
III Rev, J. B. Askes. who has been conducting {
services at Little Trinity Church during the
past week. will III his pulpit this morning 4
and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
MIL.

Dr. q. H.. 3Ryand, the mucl, beloved E,,t Y
faithful devoted pas ,%o 6a. selRsa
Grove RaPa1st Vent years
area s aaso tst
s soas 1hsy ssua nG1
BASKET picnic and fish % het9 q!
day. Auadst sth given the sasp.sss
Of the Hanover and King nron,
s ssa win address Han =,
over. King llliam and ad1oi nlns couhl'es
s Miss s' is starke Is suffering With an.
pendictis at the ~ ", "a.
Is Avisting her granapa Mr. and Mrs
Milton Beadles near ab ~ N
tleft Wednesday, "a Visit relatives In Louisa
q A picnic will be held at Walnut g rove So'',
IN M r. ALISON e Hickory Grave, 2
Miss Ida Holt ID visiting friends and rela,
tiYeS on CheSea MI III, ~ - u ~ 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
SOCIETY in STAUJNTON

i Miller and Miss Demock, Mr.. II. j.. Opie
and Miss Margaret Mcguire. w. w. Moore
and Bessie Baker, w, 3. me- Farland and
Itutie Moore, Lawrence I'eyton and Rose
Harrison, w. b. rrimberlake and Miss
Mamie Grasty, "A. w, Blackley and Anna
Wood ward. j, Baldwin Ransom and Jane
Fisher Mr.. &C. Pancake and Miss Ma Il
bel Littig. James IL Grasty Il an 4 Evelyn
Shrlckhise, ErslSine Gordon and n Bette
Miller. II; .sl X \. 4 .S
FIJI a delightful picnic was given this week
at ''SpHns Dale. Slower. this county
by Miss Margaret Gilkeson IN honor OF
her guests, Misses Mary Eagle, of High
land county, Lena Cal Well RI Fishers!
VILE: Nlessls. Landau y oung and LlAyi-1
ford Gilkeson, sofS Fisher ~ lle. and AIRY ~
Armstrong. of Stanton, IA " Vi 5i$
The party was composed OF about thir-g
ty-fiye persons. VIZ y. I. + 81 IS ~
Mrs. Hichard S Il ISel entertained q
large number OF i ~ un iolss NJ fried La
dies Whist Club Thursday a ternoon. 81
The Wh.te. star M Ills, of this city. have
INSTALLED ah electric shovel for IN loading
wheat slls VI ~ IS zs H v
Mr., John P.5 ls.innsdy q Richmond
State lbra,tan. was the !. ues of i \ Wal
han Rawles. sof the p. ~, rs thss
week, VA X 4!
Miss "a sslo 3IInnter. Of Richmond, was
here 'his week Attending the Horse ''a
Miss Margaret ferguson. OF Richmond,
who spent some time IN this city, rs now
visiting in Charlott esrille.
After spending, several \ da " with ms
sister Airs. w. a Payne, Al X ~ natetQll.
Gooaall ms returned ~ 81 ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
BALL AT OTTERBURN.
A Grand Tournament the At
traction for the Coming Week,

N f)TTERBrRSE SPRINGS. VA. Aug, 10.
-specials-The ball at Otterburn Springs
last Wednesday evening was brilliant
affair and the commofhous ballroom
presented a spectacle Of gayety, grandeur,
and magniiicance, The belle and heaux
8of the nearby towns ard the city OF
Richmond participated in the enjoyment
; oi this happy occasion Dances will be
gwen every Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing guests are stopping AT the hotel
and a good many OF them participated in
the eyening's enjoyment:
Mr. and Mrs. clopton and son. Of Man.
chester, AR. and MTF. Milton Marcnse
Mr.. J. j., Marsuss and family. Mr. $.
NJ Block sand family air. r. 81. Woods
and family, Mr.. Moses May and family,
Mr.. w. II. Ancarrow and family, Mr.. ".
% Moore and wife, MI j S.shioore aud
family Miss Denire Morris, Mass Jamie
Virgin. az Richmond; Or. Archer, nt Man
chester; Miss Bessie Fishb,ate. OF VII
NH tan, N, r., and Mr.. g, II. Richard
son, OF Richmond
EoRling alleys, tennis. and croaue.
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new

Sss The family OF Mr. william Oakley ana
friends gathered during the week to celebrate.
Mr.. oaktsyss birt hday he 4 being q ffy.seyen5
years of age. 8
=, Annie lien and Mfrs .ena 9 -,ihbs. o.
5F,airmount. are on a visit, TO tieir mother
Mrs. Joseph R1ze. ss3S I'LL q Fiji Sss,f
Miss Jennie Chapel is spending some time
with Mrs ohm Cha TX FL. RI IN
Airs. : Mona Oakley Is visiting u her sister.
Mrs Smith IS conva lcscInE from, VI q rpell
Mis-. Fannie chinault Is very sick 9 At her
9Ss Mrs c.: Q. & Rudd and her little ron, Gran
vile. will Leave In 4 a few W for a little
trip TO Caroline county, hoping tho change
may benefit tho little boy. " ho has been sick
VA Nj. Thomas Luck. who has been. working
at Spa rrow Point, has returned.
~ Mr. Dan Clark fapcnt al few days with
his ther here during the week. previous 10
returning to Z Newport News. where he has L
been employed for some time
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RADFORD, VA.
.fsnerlnl ~ ,rhe. .r]iimes.plspat

Especial to The Times-D lspatch)
a BRADFORD, VA, August IL Mrs VIM
,Ingles entertained In honor Of the many
ladies' visiting In town Friday forenoon,
at her beautiful home, La Rivera She
was assisted in receiving by her guests
Mrs. George ". Miles and Mrs. w. III
Barclay.
Whist and FINCH. were played and a de-
rtctols .lu1lche5h. was' served. Twenty
guests wore present.
# Mrs. Susie Crenslaw. of Richmond, is
Visiting Mrs: G.. Il. Kearsley.
3g Mrs. J.. NJ. Thomas. OF Philadelphia.
] entertained the Afternoon 1dlers at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. l. w. Clark,
Thursday Of last week, Progressive pitt
was played, the prize. a beautiful wedge
wood vase, being won by Miss Eta Ro-
senfeld. Fruit punch and bonbons We're
served during the game by Miss Kathleen
Clark and Miss 1Iazelle Shumate, of
Z Blneheld. and later Ice cream. pineapple
sherbet and cake were served.
ii In addition to club members the follow
Ing guests were present: Mrs. Edwin r.
Carter, Miss Minnie Howe. Misses Anna
Wilson, EDNA and Bessie Lyle. Mrs. ].
Fields Baldwin Miss Ada Osborne. of
Philadelphia. and Miss Susie Evans, OF
Richmond
At a meeting OF the city fathers Mon
day night Capt. J. G. Osborne was eject
cd n member Of the Council to fill va
+ cancy made by the resignation of Col.
J. r. Miller who recently moved to
Florida.
Ex- Governor Tyler spent several days
ct the Yellow Sulphur this week.
4 Miss Sue Tyler is visiting Miss Sara
Bentley. at Pulaski City
Miss Lillian Longey Is visiting friends
In WytheHlle
Mr.. G. Alexander Russell, OF New York,
Misses Ellen and Susie Whytc. of Peters
burg, and Mr.. Dunlop Routh. Of Peters
burg, and Mr.. Dunlap Routh. Of Peters
i,lrg are the new arrivals at Mrs.
Adams,
Paymaster George Yenable. " S. NJ.
second assistant TO the Paymaster-Gen-
eral. at Washington, spent Sunday With
his mother Mrs. l. NJ. Yenable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

| 4 y If.t "a 4
Mr.. W.. II. Beck has returned from
Watch Hill, r. l., after al, absence O
three years. "a 81
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindall. q I,aiti-
more, are visiting the family Of Mr. .. II IL
Thompson. si5s 81 siG S.3
Mr.. William Knight has returned to his us
home In Ohio, after spending some ON time
with HIS brother, George knight 'sl 3 on
Twentieth street.
~ Mrs. George Tarry and tile son re-
turned Friday from 1ieysvlll e, 8 ehas Sc
City, and Luncnhurg county. Z, .
I Marley and GertIe Gay, Of Charlottes
vile. are visiting Mrs. John Carletos,.
Mrs. Herbert Newberry, who has been
quite sick for several days Is l I'm v.
| Ing. # Fl
Mrs. Anthony 1leghberser and her sor,
of Salem, who have been Wis ng the
family9of Mr.. w. r. Cook have return y.
ed home.
Mrs. Ipnnle Mitchell and lNdiasa !
Floyd Mitchell have returned from a dc
lightful stay In the country
q Miss Maude Christian and Master
Floyd Chapman are visiting relatives ana
friends at Suffolk and Chnckatuck, Nan ian.
semord county, where they VIII spend
tho rest OF the summer. ii
y Miss Maggie Perdue, of Balti9 ore, VINO
has 1f,een Visiting hersmothcr and BROTH
ers here. has returned home! u.
Miss Mollle Dangerfleld. accompanied by
little Annie Loving, has left for BucklllB-
ham county to spend several weeks.
Mrs. s. r. Gary and her children lett
Thursday for, Alhefnnric county TO spend
the rest of the summer.
Mr.. Pat Houston has left for King VII
liam county tovisit rela tivcs for several al
weeks. s5s
Mrs. Walter CARRIER, Of ortsn1outt, has
returned home after visiting Mrs. James
Flood.
MISS willie johnson has returned from
a delightful visit to relatives N n q Louisa
county. Yea Il. 55 ii y II
IS Miss Ma ggle Corey, OF Nelson county,
is visiting Mrs. coffey at s2ls Paramount, ~
avenue. i, "a u .st X. 81 sss
q Mr.. @. w Arnall has moved his family
to- Emporia, i. -where they Will make
their future home n Il NJ 81 l5lA
SS Captain clifton has returned home from
a. visit to relatives In Alton, Va I.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins. OF I wenty-first
street, are spending some time e t A Buck &:
roe Beach, i
The Paramount Christian church III Is
holding az lawn party on the lot at the
corner 81 Twenty-th and n strects. and
will continue 1T through the coming week.
Mr.. James. Raincs. n OF ~ King lillian
county IS stopping atS.the home OF his
brother IN ia ", u. ID. Morrison on Tween
ity-second street, while his wife IS under
going an operati lion and treatment at the
Virginia Hospital. ri ;;j II :s:S
Mrs. Louis Washer and her two u tile
daughters Louise and "a ice,E are visiting
friends In Smitifield 8a # ,s s.S R
Fl Mrs. C. Il. Thur on of Norfolk, has re-
turned home after visiting Mrs. r \;
Samuels. III 5s III s 5{sg
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BARTON SHEIGHTS.s

Mr.. Mandy and Miss Lulie Gay, OF
Charlottesville, are spending some time
with Mrs. W. BIZ b lount. Ut
Mr.. j. r. Oilycr,Eof Pleasant Grove, lis
tho guestaof Mr.. Fred Dawson.
Mrs. Hughes. who has been visiting
Mrs. s. p. / J ohes. has left for her home.
In Medlock. tax ay 5t 81 ss. 3si sis
Mr. Percy Yarrbrough. Who has been been
visiting relatives in w arWickg county, has
lreturned home. III ~;
Miss Norma Ware. who has been Wis;
!itinsssin Atlee. has returned. \, I'LL 5sf5
S5gst rs Il w. T.. Summers, who has been
visiting friends In Salisbury, has returned
A. Mrs. Alice Shaw, who has been visiting
Mr.. nd M IFS. y L. Schussl a. has left for.
! her home in Baltimore.
1rs ana Nj John Hughes. OF Amelia
who have been visiting Mrs Charles Per.5
kins, has returned. Mt
! Kisses Ossie and Edna Harding. Of
Kuna til, are the guests OF MI and Mrs,
DR. c. j. Dayiso MA d
Mr. II X Gray has returned to his h ONE
from artrip to sWashlh gton, %. 9 G "
II Mr.. Fred III. Dawson. VIII has been Wis
itlng Plea rove. has returned
Nj. w1SP, coaiter, VIII has been visit.
ing his pa rents, A Mr.. and Mr.
coalter, has returned to his home In New
port News. Il ss; ss 3
Mr.. j. lliams has returned home
from successful bust ess trip through
the Valley Of Virginia. Gumbe ahd VAL a.
LEY, and West Virginia
Miss Temple, OF Albemarle g. Is the guest
Iiof her aun t, Mrs G. 81 Cos by:
Miss Holloway, 3s who r has been visiting
her Brother Mr. Hat her. II Iowa W has
returned to her home In CT Inc coun
Is M r. Walter Crensha " has left for At
|llantic City to spend "a wee
5Mrs.stY n e. Page, Of Crockett, exa S,i
is the guest OF Mrs. George III II ughes
Miss a II Hand. Of Newport Ne We 4 rs, IS
visiting Mrs. s, r Il ones. y,
Il Miss Flo5snce IIarrls IS 533 visiting
friends IT. I4ak esde &, 3s5S Is a
To,n Jones has returned q
a business trip to Peter r' burg I, g.
Mr. & Lewis Parrish Il has 58l eft for ST.
Louis. to spend his lion mi the TX
Miss Mary Cole. who has been $ylsitlns
Mrs. w, G Cosby. her aunt, has LETT for
Nh Samuel B. Ra gland \ who has been en-
visiting his brother. Mr., ". " ~ Ra gla nd,
has returned to Washing to resume rs
dnties in the Goyernment prlnl ting once
Mr.. John Owen, Of SVa Is on, rs Yls,
lifting hiss Wife parents Of isrooKlaho
Miss Nancy Cole OF Newport HeYs1
wh has been visiting her aunt. Mr. " n
q. Cosby, las left for cli ftons Forge
MISS HelensB Briggs. who has been visit:
Ing Mrs Cosby, has sle tsfolssNs ar-
renton. i ~ Y, 4. :, ~, 7, ],
Miss Etheb scott has left for y Free le' der t
,cksburg to visit rela tiyes,i 53 . 81 S
Mrs, Mamie Wood. of I3rooklyn' = Il y "
fiting MI. r., II + snit h,S III
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NEWS OF SUBURBS


at Prospect Methodist Church this az. &
fternoon, commencing at 4 o'clock.
n Mr.. William Hughes continues crit ically
III. Sjs :. VI. e. Js
Miss Carrie Davis IS spending some tii1e
with friends Iii Richmond
Miskes Louise and Bessie Earnest, ct
Norfolk, ahd William ,ralley.. Of fRtcll.
gmond, were the guests o & Their, aunt NJ RS
i. G. Cloptoii, during the past week. s
ISIS Blanche Booker has returned from,
a5 dellghtftl visit to friends on James am "
river. # ss 81 g Il s
Tho protracted meeting commenced Mt /
iHopcwell Baptist Church Sunday. and WILL
continue two weeks. ss5;s IA S5
Miss Kate Duvall, Of Baltimore. is the \
guest fiber cousin, Miss Allie Dobsot,.
"A Fred Prosscr. or Richmond, Is spending
some time with his uncle g. l.. Turner. II
Miss Lucille Fields, Of West Point, Us 4
visiting friends here. IS t8 4,
4 Dr. Thomas Darricott has ncver heard
from his son. Walter. since his dIsap-
,pearance from his home three months a
ago. II ri 5 III 35sy 49, X & ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
aEASIMRlCHMONp.

liss Ednh Barbour u has returned from q
magnificents home IN Pittsburg. b Pa 81 5i
II Miss Margaret nj Her has return Cd from . 4
most pl easant trip to +Balo. Pax. nv
complished young ladies'. are guests Of Miss
homo. Sif We
! Master Earl McEwen left during the past
week for Louisa, where he will spend some (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
ELKO CLIPPINGS

s Mrs. Frank Richardson spent several days
with friends III Richmond during the past
week.
Mrs. Furman has left for her home In Peters.
burg accompanied sby her granddaugh tef, Mrs
W. q. Bowery and iIttio son.
Mr. "A. Haynes, Of Maasa rset Il, Is visit
Ing his uncle.S " alter II Goddtn #tS
Bs Mrs. Ed. l Furman has returned s ar Ter ~
three weeks trip to- NJ Ichtgan and northern
points. SSSg &,sy
Z Misses Kahl VI ret urned i,ome a few * days
SDunsford. 8 OF Richmond
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MILLER & 8RH0ADs.

courts afford much pleasure to the guests,
also hay-rIdes and fishing parties
On Wednesday,, the Gath, there will be
a grand tournament and bail. Twelve
riders have already been secured, and It
promises to be one Of the best tourna-
ments ever held in the county.
A game OF baseball Will be played in
the morning. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
TWO v BLIND ! men / N
KILLED.AGED.CUEESI[
.Mistook Hin for a Burglar and
" SET Upon Him
4 Fiercely.

.tBy Assoc stated Press i

q Chicago. III !; Aug,pst 10, "A dispatch,
to the Tribune from Kewanee, ill.,, says;
Bound and beaten by tive blind men.
James Brennan and Henry Gould-who
had invited him to their sliantY toSspend
the evening. John Gomersoll, nSpctoge,i
MARIAN, has suffered Injuries which sre-ss
suited In Ills deaf tn, Ae the coroner's I'M.
guest, Gould and Brennan, whip are sew
entyl5 years old. were held to lie .granq
Jury and are now In the; CONT jail
\ The defendants tell NJ circNmstantial
story 81 MISLEADING their victim for a bur.
glarSand setting upon him, When found
ny "a neighbor, onlersoll was pinned
doWll under sa chair, Ills hands were,
tied and ne was bless; & Seated on the
chair was Gould, who, according to the
blind mems story. was Guarding the sup-i
posed burglar, The, aged victim was uli,.
able 70 explain matters. and soon 4 isl!c.l
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WILL WIRE THE BIJOU.
Mr.. w. H. jerks Secures Import
ant Contract for Expert Elec-
trio Work. N.

Mr.. VI. II. jerks, Tho well known cleo
trician, who has one of the most elab-
crate and we'll equipped plants In the
city, has been awarded he contract for
all the electric wiring In the new Bijon
Theatre, which. is now being erected on
Broad Street, between Eighth and Ninth,
The entire building will he wired In
steel conduit thoroughly enameled. which
is the, highest grade Of electric wiring
known 10 science, and 1T is thoroughly
fireproof In every detail.
The work viii be done according to
plans laid down by City Electrician. and
win be made 10 conform to The rules
OF the Southeastern Tariff Association.
3 Mr. jerks has OH hand also the fol-
lowing other valuable contracts: Electric
light plant AT Big Island, for the Bed
ford Pulp and Paper Company; plant
for Imperial Tobacco Company, at Dur
ham, n, O., for a cotton milling con-
ccrn a, Fayetteville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
OLD III. DECHUlRC i,

Preachink will ia Ike pill GO az Bethlehem
church tod lay ny HE pastol55y sew, = ~
All Al a. M gss q. L
children,s Day exercises Will ia ks place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
COLD HABROR.5

9Beulah Presbyterian Church q to take I. place 4
August 24th:2 There viii be recitations In the
afternoon by the Sunday &c hool schoIarss @ i
sday, August. There wi be base ball 7
and other amusement Il,
III Nj. Leroy, richardson OF Richmond s isg
Visiting relatives near thlK place.
i ir,., who has been with
Wood, ls Improving but Is not yet out Of
Miss Virginia Jenkins was recently s the
guest Of Miss SHettier Ma rtins6s HI F@