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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Edgar Warvel returned Tuesday even
ing from Cleveland. He has resigned
his position in the Forest City, and
hereafter will make his home with his
grandmother. Mrs. Leonard, of East Co.
| lumbus avenue.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

The G. E. Society of the Presbyte
risn church gave pleasant social ai
the church Wednesday night Refresh
ments were served, piano solos wers
contributed by several and Mis-,
Roberta Salisbury favored the assem-.
bly, with several vocal solos.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29
Appropriate Exercises.

Zanesfeld, Ohio, April 27.-Appro-
pirate exercises in observance of the
s5th anniversary of Odd Fellowship
were held by the local L o. o. F..
lodge last evening. Rev. J.F. Hipkle.
Of Ridgewsy. spoke. A fine program
was carried out.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Cashier of the local Big Four freight
department, Will Marshal. states that
for several months past families. aver
aging Eve . week, have moved their
household effects via the Big Four to
this city. Eight families moved here
In one day from various points. he
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

The House provision preventing the
use of railway mail cars that have been
in service for Is years Oh more was
eliminated from the bill.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

The Ohio Episcopalian Diocese will
meet at Toledo May 3. Rev. 7. g. c.
McCalla win be present in the interest
of Trinity church.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

S. K Nagle, of the Berndt & Nc
Dargh grocery, has rented for a home
the Chandler house on East Columbus
to be vacated by DIR. Young and fam
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Rather than ride in the Jim Crow
street cars of Richmond, Va, the col
ored people of that city have with 9
very proper dignity resolved to walk.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

The Presbyterian Woman's Mission'
ary Society will be held at the home
of Mrs. J. g. Davis. on east Colum
bus street. Friday afternoon at 2:3t
a clock.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

State Senator and Mrs. Samuel West
left Tuesday evening for Chattanooga.
Tennessee, where they will be the guest
of relatives and friends, for few days.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Citizens of South Kenton are cir
culating 8 petition to secure q local
option election under the Brannock
law.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

E. Malloy, colored. charged with car
rying concealed weapons. was fined S.
and costs by Mayor Haviland and or
dered ont of town
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

A number of Improvements are being
made at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank ]. Zerbee and Mrs William
Arnold of South Mad River street
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

When You feel all run down, You
take tonic; when your business gets
run down, give it good dose of ad-
vertising and hustle.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Ests, little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dallas Brenner. is very i'll with luns
trouble. MIR. and Mrs Brenner rssid,
in the country.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Governor Cummins, of Iowa, while il
Chicago, started a boom FOR "Uncl,
Joe" Cannon for Vice President.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29
Walnut Grove.

Walnut Grove. April 25.-Mr.
Charley Wilt has returned home after
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Slonecker Is able to be
ont again. Sne has been poorly for a
long time.
John Short and Adam Neer were in
Bellefontaine Saturday.
Albert Fawcett and Earl Fout spent
Sunday at home.
There was a large attendance at
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. p. church
Saturday and Sunday.
Jesse Rudasil has purchased the
Fswcett property and moved back to
Walnut Grove We welcome them.
Mr.. and MIS-. Calvin Gable visited
at Sutton's Sunday.
Mr.. John Neeper from Lunds, Un-
ion county, visited at John Shorts,
Saturday.
Miss Dotty Green. who has been Wis
iting her brother and family here. has
returned TO her home at Dayton.
Miss Flossie Williams is visiting her
brother and family at Columbus.
Walnut Grove. April 26-Wallsce
Grabial left for st. Louis, "Wednesday
OF last week He will spend the sum-
mel there.
Mrs. l.. G. Wilt was the guest oi
friends in East Liberty the latter part
of last week.
Rev Gibbons of Lunda, preached
at the Baptist church. Saturday even
ing and Sunday.
John Short drove to the marsh
Monday.
Miss Flossie Williams returns home
from Columbus today where she has
been visiting her brother.
Saturday and Sunday was tine occss
ion of the NJ. P. church quarterly
meeting held here. Rev. Garrison. oi
Forest. preached the sermon. He ID
nearly seventy. He has a buoysnt.
happy way of addrs ssing his audience
which always inspires respect and at
tention.
J. w. Kaufman will build q barr
during the summer.
The construction of the Horton pike
will soon begin along the different sec
tions sffording employment which
will be timely Offset to the barren
wheat fields and general unpleasant
prospect for the farmer.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

The Hobart Electrical Company, of
Troy. Ohio. is engaged in placing the
dynamo and wires in position at the
plant of the Citizens Ice 81 Supply Co.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29
9 q 9 & q
Have you paid for your REPUBLICAN

Even the cuspidores were chaine'
when the Legislature adjourned
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Congress. the legislature and the
oyeter all go out this month
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Mrs. Rachel Millhoiland, Of Mt.
Victory. is dead. Deceased was 6
former resldent--o West Liberty.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

Porto Rican delegates to the Nation
al Republican convention have been
instructed for Roosevelt.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

vile. were callers at A. Templeton'
home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lena HANNA closed her school in
Hickory Grove district. Macarthur
township. with a nice entertainment
given by herself and pupils last Friday
evening.
Misses Margaret and Cloris Akin
were callers at Huntsville last Satur-
day
H. N. Roebuck had quite q serious
time with measles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Funk, of Bulk
head. visited at 81. n. Roebuck's home
last Saturday.
The village school closes May 3rd.
Miss Margaret Akin. teacher. and by
the way. Miss Margaret has been sp'
pointed directing teacher for Patter-
sun commencement in Macarthur town.
ship.
| McCleary and Jeffers are saving out
the lumber for a new barn for E. W
Trayer.
Il
ing fire recently.-The l. o. o. F.o
Middleburg gave sn entertainment
ut their hall last Tuesday evening an
lalso celebrated their anniversary
Harley and Arthur Long and viii
lliams Brothers furnished music
Luncheon was served by d of K. lodge
After luncheon Mr.. Sumner johnson
of Pickrelltown, entertained wit
, Igraphophons music. A good time wa
enjoyed by all present.
Gretna Greeting.
Il Gretna. April 26.-Rev. ]. ALE
Miller, A. NJ B. D., president I
= Ashland college, will preach at tn
{ place Saturday evening and Sunda
morning and evening. May and
Rev. Miller dedicated the church
this place IA years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Haines retur
ed from Indianapolis. Monday.
t Mr.. Abednego Detrick was not
!. well the first of the week
/ mr. JdCOD nuDcI Ddicu uls udl 10
It week.
Mr. Earl Smith. Of Bloomfield II
l. was here Monday hunting Shortho
cattle.
It Mr.. James Funk, living near t
h State Bridge, made business II
here Tuesday.
,, Mr.. Jacob Huber expects to mo
the store building at Gretna this we
,e and convert it into a modern dwellir
% Mr.. Adam Grouse. of Logansville. "
, do the work.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Miner,
D. Quincy, were guests of Mr.. and Nj
is w. q. Whitmore and Mrs. Elizape
q Miller last week.
IN The members of the Brethren chur
IS here will hold their communion me
ing Saturday evening, May Z.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON.


MONDAY AFTERNOON.
2 90 Music. 4nvocation-Rev. Faris.
Organization of Institute.
Announcement of Secretaries and
Committees.
2 80 Opening Words-Institute Leader.
Solo
Q go State and National Plans and
Interests to be emphasized this
year. including Legislative work. fin
ance and increase of membership.
conducted by Mrs- Bertholf.
8 :O5 Paper, THE Y and Whyf'-A
Y from Quincy. Discussion
20 Presentation Of State and Nation.
al pspers-Mrs. Romans. Canvass
for subscriptions by committee on
periodicals. Appeal for new mem
bers-County President.
3:45 Recitation-Cloris Akin.
100 Music.
Announcements
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

7. Tracy Tress, prominent jeweler
of Columbus. accidentally killed him
self at his home there Wednesday even.
ing. when while handling a revolver
which he did not know was loaded the
weapon was discharged and the bullet
entered his heart. The widow and Ag.
mes, q married daughter OF Mr.. Tress,
are intimate friends OF Mrs Frank
DeFreee. of this city. and they have
visited here. Mr.. Tress was an &C
tive Mason, Knight Templar and
Shriuer
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MONDAY EVENING.


7:3O Music-Prof. Denny
Devotional Exercises conducted by
Mrs Doan-
Solo-Mrs Bertholf.
Reading Cloris Akin.
Address-Mrs Viola Romans
Silver Offering
Special Music-Prof. Denny
Prayer.
Adjournment
TUESDAY MORNING.
9 90 Devotional Services
O. :15 Round Table on Department
work-Institute Leader Superin-
tendents each to give ten minutes
drill or otherwise present their de
partments-
:55 Paper, What must he taught in
the public schools to insure ma
tion free from intemperancef'
Discussion opened by Rev. 5. E.
Greenawalt.
1915 What has the VIC T. u. accom-
l plishedf Discussion opened by
Mira Stoker.
| Solo-Mrs Bertholf.
10 :35 Our Literature presented by
County Supt. Of Literature, Mrs
Andre.
II 30 Drill on (a) State Motto: ID
State Flower; (cl Names of Stat'
and National Officers: (dl Dutie
of Local Officers-Led by Count,
President.
Announcements
Noontide Prayer.
Adjournment.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
70 100 Devotional Services
Open Parliament.
Topic, what shall be the next stel
In the abolition of the Drinl
TrafiicT'' Ten minute talks.
(s) Church by Rev
Swsnk.
(bl schools-Represented by supt
MacKinnon.
| (cl Business-Represented by A. Car
| ter.
(d) Sabbath School-Represented b.
| Rev. Simpson.
(e) MedicalProfession- Represented b.
aphysician-
(f) By the Women-Represente b
w. c. T. u. Franchise Supt
Question Box conducted by Mrs
Romans
Solo-Mrs Bertholf.
Announcements.
Benediction-
The ministers of the CITY and th
| public are cordially invited to AT
faul
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

William Carter, of south of town, il
confined to his home by illness.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

mo, the Immortal J. N doesn' 4
ride free on trains any longer" re-
marked an attache of the Union sta
tion last evening, as the famous traveller
stood in q corner Of the waiting room
jabbering incoherently to g crowd OF
the curious. many OF whom had never
seen him before
-. N had just come in from Chill.
licothe. He said he would stay ovel
with q friend for a time.
When the sttsche was asked how the
old man managed to get through the
gater. he said he usually bought tick
ct to the first stop. sometimes to Wesi
Broad street on the Hooking Valley OIL
to Alum Creek on the Baltimore and
Ohio.
His plan is to try TO stay on the trair
after passing the first stop, but. accord
ing to the sttache, the conductors NJ
longer carry him unless some one IN
the crowd pays his way -. N" al
ways complains that he's lost his life
pass. but this protest is not heeded
unless his fare is forthcoming. Ohio
State Journal
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

The following is the program for the
Rushsylvania high School commence
ment to be held in the Presbyterian
church on the night of May 8. The
music for the occasion win be furnish
ed by the Ioniah male quartette of To-
ledo.
Invocation-Rev. FM Houser
Music. ''Hark The Trumpet Cslleth'
Dudly Buck
Salutation and Grafton. "Hope. Life's
Guiding Star''-Margsret Qua
Music. Water Mill Macy
Grafton. ''Cycles' Hatcher
Music. 'sSailors' Chorus Parry
Grafton. "Our Martyrs s"-Leah Kautz-
Music, "Sunset" Vsndewster
Grafton and vsledictory. 1.-The Child
of the Forest Corwin
Music. Basket of Chestnuts'' Parks
Glass Addrtss-Prof e. R. Wilson
Music. "Old Black joe Parks
Presentation of Diplomas -SuIerinten-
dent
Benedictou-Rey. J. Z. Alexander
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w 7 u
Gives Out Ex-'
| Cellent
Program For county
Institute
,1MAY = AND 3.
The Speakers Are
i People of Ability.
One of the Most Successful
Sessions Ever Held is
S Anticipated.

Following is the program prepared
for the Logan County W. q. T. U. In
stitute to be held in the M. E. church
May 1, 2 and g.:
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-04-29

ITO SKLL.-A good heifer, yr old. Hngl
Snapp. route 1. city, 4 mi. west of Schoo
house No 3, Harrison tp-
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the city and will be $herenf tier at Mo-
Fast Main Street d 3ss85 rs


the city and will be lereaft ter st No. 2ls
ilas # fninS Street ss5 5ss
a rs IIarNeyI 81 les, o Z " llrnl,, toll,
Del. IS visiting her rents. Nj AMI m rs,
SA, N IS Shell, II o. 1875 West Cary Street.
i Mrs. B n j Il BibbE and 3granudaugnters.
.l,lizabetil and Sara l'reut, sllav.s returned
stcEEs % East Marshall Z street, from
delightful visits to Albcmarlc and Il Louisa
counties with relatives a nd u friends in
those sections, 5FE 81 g
Miss IL Liza beth i Jones has returned home
8aftcri62n delightful visit to- her cousin.
Miss Eva POI lard !. Of crisn,1g CUR ano-
Yer county. f 3;.s e. ls3 4
. Mr.; James T.. o GRADY, the popular
clerk to the Board OF Health, and one
of tho hest known citizens ~ Fulton.
left for the White Sulphur Swings last
right, to take the sulphur baths ior tia
stenefts o his health. \
G4f 3S{S7 va III 80 II
The friends Of Mrs u, S. Jones III
ste delighted to learn that She Is conya--
5lesclng. MI Il Il & rs q q,
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county Is spending some time in Rich*
ginond with friends. She will return home
in a few days. accompanied by Miss
Ethel chanberlain., OF this city. N
Mrs d. II. Meanley, baby and maid
have left THE Allegheny" at Goshen,
and will spend the balance OF the sum
n,er5 at Mlllboro Springs &
& Mrs. Lucy Mean1.y and grandson, ! I'd
mund. arc at Miaboro Springs for the
balance Of the summer.
IS:
Mrs. AZ e. y Stratus and son, sylan.
who have been having a pleasant visit
to relatives IN Rochester and Baltimore.
were expected to return to the city last asst
evening. ~
Il Miss Maud Hopkins. OF No. 300 Evenable
Street. has returned, a fteri q delightful
stay OF five weeks at Virginia Beach and
Ocean View, and is at home to her
friends. Igj sss
Miss Eflle 5Aylett Cofer has returned
from Il summer spentin New Pork par;
~ In study and partly In pleas every
moment Of which proved enjoyable. Miss
Malen Burnett is also In Richmond AZ
ter an extended and delightful visit to the;
81. aA1tOu1S 1.xpoSltlon.2FlH ne lWO young
ladies have occurred charming rooms at
No. o0s East franklin street for their.
musical studio, which will be open by
September 17th. Miss Cofer and Miss
Burnett expect, this winter, to make q
feature Of their studio teas, which they
have succeeded IN rendering 50 pleasant
for several seasons pas 5sf#
Mr. and Mrs. o. z. Phillips and Miss
Mabel Phillips, after a ten days visit
to the st. Louis Exposition, have re-
turned home. * VI i5
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. spratey. Miss
Edith spratloy. ". w. B spratley, Jr..3 Mr..
j Ohm Boyd and Mr.. Charles Cordes left
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and Berkshire, and Mrs. John Jacob
#Astor entertained for. Miss re oseNelt.a33Ssss

and Berkshire, and Mrs. John Il Jacob
Aston entertained for Miss ooseyelt .8555
s u and Neln,s, Ms. May
will leave Newport Il News Tuesday for
Warm Springs. a., to attend tlle.&W q, .
ding Of Mr.. George N elns lse and M ISIS
ECiatewood Warwick Stephenson, which
will take place sNYsdnesda y Il }S
parents II ri MI. M and Mfs. Richard russell
8at "a bbyvllle, /; ss
st$ NJ yvyillianl NJ III Iiablistong and u Mr.,
James IA. MoncureEare touring 4 ne by
88of Virginia in a otor. g car 53ss
Tie HAMPTON Monitor OF yesterday
SAWS: Nj t1!:;s II annie r icEurdso ia y
ter OF former Mayor and ~ B " rs
Richardson. Of Hampton. vas on Of ms y
guests ii a big reception given py y !. ~
j, atherine Nfite,8o of Nest Hrs lila. MISS
White entertained In the executive lIls.n-5
sion in Charleston. in which 81 MSS ~
5Richardsonfs is & now Yisi ting q &c rd'ilE
"a the Charleston papers Miss Rtchai q.
an ! has been the recipient Of much nj
ste1itlon I'M Cha rleston. she has q tcndt q
i, german given by tho Greenwoot. Clab,5
and many a ther social functions. MISS
Richardson will return 70 q lamp y Ton on ~
DVednesdn 35 III S J, .3s Il; sEs 5si
Ia, Rev Father Hugh y. Nc Jeffrey
Will spend several weeks MS tlte sguest
Of his bro her, the Rev. Father Wii HAi.'
a. McKeefrey, OF Sacred Fiealt Catilo1lic8
Church, Wine hester va va;
A very plea SAINT house party is Their
cd ut Duckng ton. the nome OF MI. \,
III. IIensett, on Mat tawanan Creek. Those
present saresthe Misses 3ookelt8of ldaIi.i'-
ton; Miss Lee. Of Hampton, and Misses
Mamie Kcnsett. Carrie Waters and Mill
dled Kensett. and Mossrs, culpeper,
kellx burroughs and pey' q Sorlolk't
The Hampton Chapter. Daughters Of
tho Confederncy, Friday morning elected
Mrs. n. 81 IIudgins. Mrs. 4. @. tees
end Mrs, John NJ Brown 4 MS .tlej dele-
gates to- represent tlia chapter mt tie
coming meeting Of the Virginia chapter.
j.: Petersburg during October. Miss Ruth
Jennings. president OF the iVira.illd ellnE-.
,err.was requested TO represent Hampton
United Daughters Of tho confede,lcy IN
ST. Louis al 8is #
THE family OF CAPT. Il. Clay Niche Is
holding, its annua VI August reunion at
yThe Mcadpws,' near Charlo Ltesyl!la.
Among those present from q dist allce are
pr. ~ Inston # AIichie and wife. o + NJ GILL.
nhis. Tenn, and DIR. j, b y, Gatlctt. wife
md little son. Of Stanton, # js !.
The Washing ton Times q Sycsieifl'iy bad
the following item of interesl: Nj, end
~ rs Benjamin III Ellison. % Rirl,Mcrd
md yVashington, We're IN tho c!;v tordnY3
IN their way from Atlantic City. whara
|stlsey nave spent tle past twn weeks.
They, We're accompanied by tll,ir family.
Miss Amolie Iilson, who goes 10 visit
friends in Ohio; Miss zclma. their beaugt-t
sfnl young daughter and tllciltwc sons.
Maurice anl I'D win PIlsop. Mr., and Mrs..
Ii!son. vii = heir family, spent tns Asst
mart Of tile season IN the monnts,lns nf
gI'ennsylY ania, VI and will finish I he season.
4 sons other resort II n Aliss Re Ina
Parents c0llcl udci 3 ~ allow hsi " maze
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The Bull Run Chapter, Daughters Of
the Confederacy viii unveil a Confederate
monument on5thc field Of the second bat.
tic of Manassas TUESDAY next, the forty.
second anniversaryo OF the battle. G over
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last week for st. Louis. where they will
joying all the pleas ures Of the eXpols'l-3
ton. NJ kills. s
Nj. and Mrs. John e. seaton have re-
turned to II the city a tt pending the
month Of August at the Sweet Chalyb cate
Springs. ;s So
Mrs. Clarke and her lighter Miss
Virginia NJ Clarke .7 have returned Il 70 70
their home No 6l4 sFa St Sc I.et8
an exceedingly pleasant summer spent
d tsWythcyllfc and Pcarisburg, Va
Miss NJ 1.izzie rls e Dreamer has re-.
turned from Il delightful sta, IN tho
mountains of Virginia ! *. y;
tx The young ladies Of NNinchester's $ smart
set gave a leap yea r ball last r. ! thursday
evening at winchester Inn to the young
men Of that city. and the event was the
most brilliant social a fair that has taken
place III Winchester this summer, eclipsing
the fortnightly germans given given. by the
young m on. II was q bal poudre ana
there were a hundred or more young
ladies present including the beauty OF
the community and attractive visitors
= SASS ~
given and the young men We're placed
in the unique position Of waiting for a
dance until some fair one condescended
to ask them to be her partner. Alr.
Charles Minnegerode. formerly Of Nor
folk, but now of altimore. directed the
german and introduced many intricate
figures, which were splendldly executed
/ by tho dalicers. Is S
Miss Maude Layne has returned home.
after pleasant stay with the Misses
Smith, Of Feake's Va 5i5.
Dr.. and Mrs George +, Clark and son.,
Garland Hunt OF w nchester, KY, who
have been visiting MT. and Mrs Wyths
ID, Z. Anderson, OF No. " south l'I ~ 70
Street, returned home Yesterday ',it' q
Miss Ida w. Hunt. OF Winchester. hy.,
returned home yesterday after 3 Two
weeks visit to her sister Mrs, Wythe. y.
Anderson, of the Shirley, No, n South
Third Street. "
3S Mrs, Nythe d, Anderson, OF the Shirley
No. n South Third Street left Yesterday
for winchester, KY. " here she Will Visit
relatives and friends, 4. n N NJ J. & 81
MIS-. Julia and Christian Nachstnanl'i
left Saturday for their home In Peters
burg after spending three weeks VII v
tho Misses Bernhardt, of this cltS II ss,9.
Mrs. John II, Blbb and children Hattie
and John, of Knox enn', are Yisltrr
ing Mrs. Bbb and family at Nc VIZ ll East
$Alarshnll Street 5s a "
3s5 AZ ,a 81. n, Z, a, Boswcll Of Enlporia /, Vas,
ia, I: the guest OF Mrs. d. I, Jones g Of
= Richmond, M III s5,a y 81. n.
l5 Mr. 3. d O. yYherry, Jr.. and Mr., Robert
Is. syyherry, are Visiting their brother:
Mi. Douglas NyherrS, at hts place n Cora
land III, Chesterfield count
4 l',as and NJ RI hert II ond Il after
d NO mon tbs tour tlirolE y y Y The spro,