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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24

Mr.. John T. McCuteheon's cartoons, a
| the Willis Wood.
Mr.. VIII Kercher will be home to-
morrow from a visit to his mother IN
southern Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. U. Whitfield and Mr.
A. c. Murphy of South McAlister, L T.
will leave tomorrow for the ST. LouE
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Stewart have
moved from 614 Tenth avenue, westp- tc
1923 Harrison street, where they are al
home for the winter. ? g.
Mr.. Kurtz KellaTn, of Kansas City, il
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Paxton and their
children have returned from a visit to
the st. Louis fair and Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Archie Williams, Mr.. Dick Hay
den, Mr.. Jay House and Mr.. Charles
McGa.w will leave Sunday for St. Louis
to spend a week at the exposition.
Mrs. r. E. Weaver and her sister,
Mrs. s. E. Weaver of Cincinnati, o.,
who have been in California for about
a year, returned today. Mrs. S. E.
Weaver will be in Topeka several
weeks before she leaves for her home.
Mrs. w. ]. Bailey was in Kansas
City Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Ed Strong, a former Washburn
student and well known in Topeka
musical circles, is the tenor in the
choir of the Second Presbyterian
church of Kansas City. the, other mem
bers of which are Mrs. Mac1ay Lyon,
Mrs. Leslie Baird and Mr.. Joseph Far
rell.
Mr.. and rms. Dick Hull, of Kansas
City, are guests of DR.. and Mrs L. L.
Goodwin.
Mrs Eugene Sallee of Kansas City viii
visit her sisters, the Misses Smith, and
her aunt, Mrs. W. 4. Morton. Hext week <
the guest of Mrs. Adrian L. Greene. on
her way to the st. Louis fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. LIE Roy of Chicago
returned to Topeka, where they are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Davies,
from ST. Louis today and will be here
a while before leaving for California for
the winter.
DR.. Mary E. Stewart has returned from
a visit to- her son in New York city and
other relatives in New York
Mr.. Monte Kistler left today for Ann
Arbor, Mich, to enter the University of
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Blood Smith will
spend the week in ST. Louis.
Mr.. LIE Roy Smith and Mr. Thomas J.
Moore of Seattle, Wash. who have been
guests of the latter's brother, Mr.. Chas.
Moore, for few days, left for Seattle
today.
Mrs. e. E Carpenter has returned from
a two months visit to her parents at I'm
ion Pier, Mich.
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California oners opportunities.

California, the land of the orange,
offers boundless opportunities to In
vestors, farmers, fruit growers, stock.
men, dairymen, manufacturers. Here
is the charm of the tropics without
their periIs. Everything grows, win
ters are green, summers are long no
destructive frosts, no prostrating heat
no storms, no sunStrokes, no malaria
wide markets, large profits. Colonist
rates via Southern Pacific, September
Is to October Is, $25 from Topeka.
Write for California Booklets to H G.
Kali, A G. F., & P. A, Fidelity Trust
Co. bldg, Kansas City, Mo
Before returning to Los Angeles. Cal.
we wish to thank the Pyramid lodge
and the many friends for their kind as.
sfstance in the care of my wiz during
her long illness and death and for the
beautiful flowers.
G.. A. ELMQUIST AND
DAUGHTER GRACE
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c. M. HINES Is ARRESTED.
Druggist at Sixth Avenue Pharmacy
Visited by Police.

Chief Stah1 arrested c. NJ Hines, man
ager of the Sixth Avenue pharmacist, on
an ordinary nuisance warrant last night,
instead of one of the new style drug
store complaints, recommended by the
attorney for the State Temperance union
and extensively patronized by Mr.. Stahl.
This is taken as an indication that spot
ter evidence will be used against Hines.
A large quantity of liquor was found in
the place, but was not removed by the
police. An officer was left to guard it un-
til it was replevined by Hines.
Aunt Jane" Davis, the ancient co1ored
woman who sells and keeps on East
Crane street, received a call during the af-
ternoon, but was not at home to claim
the key of beer found in her place.
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Free Methodist Meeting.

Ottawa, Sept 24.-The Free Meth
odist district quarterly meeting is in
session in North Ottawa. and will be
continued over Sunday. Among the
prominent ministers of the district in
attendance are Rev. ]. A. CLANCY of
Topeka, Rev. A. Siebert of Harmony
circuit, Rev. w. W Harris of Will
liamsbuFg, Rev. Mr.. Bonham of Agrf-
cola, Rev Manning of Lawrence and
Rev. Scott of Kansas City, Kansas
The sermon Thursday night was de-
1ivered by Rev. A. Siebert. There was
preaching Friday afternoon. Last
night there was sermon by Rev J. A.
CLANCY.
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CLOSED FOR SETTLEMENT.
Commissioners Are Checking Up the
Treasury Today.

The Office of the county treasurer is
closed today for the annual settlement
and will remain closed for about a
week. ~-~ -N-e
The three commissioners. w. Z.
Sterne, S. H. Haynes and F. E. Har-
rison, are going over the books and
making the annual checking up of tho
accounts. After the settlement Treas
urer Bowen will make his settlement
with the 1o3 school districts and the
townships and the city, and will close
I'D all accOuntN
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News ofWomen's Clubs.

1.-THE CIubwoman and the University
will be the subject of the next regular
meeting of the city federation of wo-
mems clubs Thursday, October 6, in
Washburn chapel The programme is
not yet fully arranged but there will be
local speakers and at least one out of
cal numbers. The Nautilus will be the
hostess club at the social hour follow
ing the programme.
Mrs Horton, president of the city
federation of women's clubs will ap-
point Wednesday, October 5, the day
before the meeting of the federation
for business meeting which will prob
ably be held at Unity church. This
meeting will dispose of much of the
routine business which so often takes
up the time of the federation at the
programme meetings and new projects
of Importance will be discussed. Among
them, proabbly, the new club house
movement started by Mrs. Noble Prem
tbs, hostess of the Kansas building at
the Worlds fair at ST.. Louis, who
wants the federation to purchase the
Kansas building, remove it to Topeka
and use it for club house. The plan
is yet in its infancy Mrs. Prentiss
talked about it to Mrs. Horton and Mrs.
w. A. McCarter when she was here
over Sunday a few weeks ago and
wrote about it to Mrs. G. O. Knowles,
chairman of the last club house COM
mittee this week. Mrs. Knowles read
her letter to the members of the
Ceramic Art club at their meeting
Wednesday and it was discussed to
some extent there but the project is
still quite in the air and will assume
no definite plan, probably until after
the business meeting.
The programmes are out for the an
nual meeting of the Seventh district
federation of women's clubs at Sterling
October 4, 5 and 6. This is the eighth
annual meeting. The sessions, except
the reception, which will be given Tues
day evening, October 4, at the Masonic
Temple, will be held in the First Meth
odist church. The Home Culture
Sorosis and Mutual Improvement of
Sterling clubs will be the hostess clubs,
all club women in attendance will be
entertained and every visiting guest
will be cordially welcomed. Mrs. kins-
ley. president of the federation, and
Mrs. Sara Platt Decker of Denver, pres
ident of the general federation, will at
tend the meeting.
Reception. Masonic Temple, Tuesday
evening. october 4. 7:30 O'Clock
Address of Welcome, Mrs. r. F.
Bond; Home Culture club, Mrs. Hanna;
Sorisis, Mrs J. A. Thompson; Manual
Improvement and Mrs, Atkinson, Fort
nightly.
Larned.
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
10 o'clock
Invocation.
Regular order of business.
Reports of club presfdents-two
minutes.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Charles G. Smith
Burdette-
Social half hour
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
o'clock.
Presidents address, Mrs. William
Mansfield.
Music, sSorosis sextette, Sterling
Department of Education-Mrs. T.
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Notes and Personal Mention,

Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Fassler and Mis-
Hazel E'assler will be nome tomorrow
from ST. Louis where they have beer
Miss Alice Willard will leave some
time next week for Chicago to spend
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. D. A
Moulton.
Mr.. Alexander Campbell of Salina
came Friday to join Mrs. Campbell and
| their daughter Mary on a. visit to Mr.
and Mrs. N H Loomis. They will re-
turn home tomorrow.
| Captain James Steele of Chicago Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Rowley this
week.
Mrs. Frederick Jolly of PaoIa return
ed home today after a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs p. c. Chamber
lain.
Mrs. z C. wikidaI is expected home
next week from Lake Canada qua, New
York. where she spent the summer
Bishop and Mrs. Frank r. Millspaugh
will leave next Thursday for Boston to
attend the trienniaI general convention
of the Episcopal church. They will
visit New York and other eastern cities
during their absence.
Miss Eva Matthewson of Parsons is
expected the last of next week to visit
Mrs. Lawrence Chamberlain and Miss
Florence Lewis.
ME-. and Mrs. NJ L. Metcalfe of 227
Clay street will go to St. Louis next
month to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Doster of Marion has
come TO topeka TO join Judge DOSter IN
a permanent residence. For the present
they are at Twelfth and Polk streets
but will take a house later. Their son.
Lieutenant Chase DoSter, u. S. A,
stationed at Efncoius North Da-r
kota. is their guest for a few weeks
Mrs. Louis Sells of Columbus Ohio,
Mrs. d. A. Allenlof WAShffigton ID G.
and Mrs. Martin Eckert of Carthage
Missouri, are expected the latter part
or next week to spend a. week or two
with their sister, Mrs Frank Klinga-
man, COL Tenth avenue west
Mr.. Nat Black returned from Chicago
Friday and will leave Sunday for Den
yer to spend a few weeks.
Mrs. J. n. Roberts and Mrs Louis
Poehler of Lawrence will leave in two
weeks for New York and sail from
there for San Francisco by way of the
Mr.. Frank P MacLennan returned
today from New York city wnere he
has been for the past ten days.
Evening sessions from z. .tofr9 O'Clock
at the Standard Shorthand school. .-e-
Mrs. w. A. Johnston and Mrs. H o.
Garvey will go to Peabody October 10
to attend the meeting of the Fourth
district federation of -wofnen's clubs
and will contribute to the programme
Miss Mary Burgoyne of Las Angeles,
who is visiting Miss Daisy Hayes will
go to Manhattan Monday to spend part
of next week.
Mrs. w. H. Eastman and DR.. and
Mrs d. F. Longnecker and their chill
dren of Emporia, leave tomorrow for
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Funnel of Law
renee and Mrs Anderson of Arkansas
City, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. c.
Funnel in Potwin.
Mr.. Albert Il. Reid will go to Kansas
City Sunday to spend a day or two and
see Bird Center" the play based ON
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24
Mills Store News
OF CORSETS

We take pleasure in informing you that a corset
demonstration of La Vida corsets will be held in
our establishment from Monday, September 26, to
Saturday, October /, by Miss M e. Nolan. Miss
Nolan comes highly recommended by the manufac-
turers of sLa Vida'' corsets unusually talented
corsetere. She Will be at your service at any time
during the week that you call and consult her.
There is much in getting the correct corset. A
corset can fit, and yet be the wrong one for your
figure. To the inexperienced it is often difficult
question to determine whether your figure needs the
tapering waist or the roomy diaphragm model There
is where experienced corsetiere should aid you,
for she can tell which style to to secure both
good figure and comfort. The corset department is
located on the second floor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24
Tried to Shoot the Chutes,

Kansas City, Kan, Sept 24-Artliur
Frey, a engro boy IA years old, was
sliding down a homemade shoot the
chutes' yesterday afternoon at his
home, when the structure collapsed.
The boy fell about fifteen feet, striking
his head on the ground He sustained
a conclusion of the brain and was un-
conscious for more than an hour DR.
A. w. Little, police surgeon, attended
him. His injuries are not dangerous
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Improve Rochester Cemetery.

County Surveyor Rodgers is at work
on plans for the improvement and
identifying of Rochester cemetery,
New walks and driveways are to be
laid out and constructed in the ceme-
terry and a retaining wall and terraces
are to be built. The macadam road
leading from North Topeka on the
Rochester road toward the cemetery
will be extended this winter by the
county to the cemetery entrance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24
An Expensive Sidewalk,

In making UP special taxes for the
1904 tax rolls some peculiar facts are
shown. One of the most peculiar is
that the sidewalk tax on a tract of
land in Auburndale, owned by John
D. Knox, is $299, while the total of all
other taxes is but $21. Rather an ex-
pensive sidewalk.
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At vinewood Tomorrow.

The season will be closed at Vine.
wood park tomorrow with an open ali
concert by Steinberg's full orchestra
from 200 to 500 p. m. The amuse-
ments, will all be open for the last
time this season, during the day and
evening fs--- 'fi
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A. Scates, chairman, Dodge City.
1.-THE Consolidation of Country
Schools" Mrs. Bennett Grove, Newton.
Discussion, led by Mrs. Charles Judd.
Piano solo. Mrs. J. c. Orchard,
What women's Clubs have Done
for Public Schools Mrs. E. D. Bowen,
Dodge City.
what Women's clubs have Done
and Can do for Children, before and
during Public School Life Mrs.
Lionel Trotter, Wichita. Discussion,
led by Mrs. Mamie Axline Fay, Pratt.
Vocal duet, Mrs. Anna B. Grimes
and Mrs. Ursula Anawalt, Lyons.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
1880 o'clock.
Home Department E. G. Hud-
son, chairman, Newton.
Organ prelude, Mr.. o. T. Sholes.
Subject, "Organized Living"
Vocal solo, Mrs. Harry Hubbard,
Dodge City.
Peters, Newton.
Music, instrumental duet, Mrs.
Whiteman and Miss Pool.
Symposium, ideas and opinions:
Work for children; amusements; how
can we cultivate the child's taste for
the best in literature? rented houses
versus homes; household finance; the
eternal question; the grown daughter
IN the nome, ETC.
Music, Cooper college woman's
quartette, Sterling.
Paper, 1.-The Master" Mrs. Fred
erick Beach, Wichita
Spoons" demonstration, Miss
Barrett, Newton.
Music, Sterling Glee club.
THURSDAY MORNING.
9 o'clock
Department of Philanthropy-Mrs
Mary Palmer Gunnell, Great Bend,
chairman. s.s.ss-.-.-.-
An Optimistic View of the Philan-
thropic. Movements Among Club Wom-
en- of the Present Day, Mrs Agnes
Amos, Kingman.
A. Pessimistic View of the Same,
Mrs. ], C. Hall. Mcpherson.
Discussion Led by Miss Grace Nor
ton Larned.
Music. Cooper College woman's
Quartet, Sterling.
Scintillau ons-Mrs. James Lewis,
Kinsley, president state federation;
Mrs. Sara Plat Decker, Denver, Col,
president general federation; Mrs. w.
E. Stanley, Wichita, state president D.
A. R.; Mrs. Chester I. Long, Medicine
Lodge; Mrs. w. Y. Morgan, Hutchin-
SON.. Mrs. Roland Murdoch, Wichita;
Mrs. Catherine Hoffman, Enterprise
chairman of department of forestry
in the state federation.
Vocal solos, Mrs. J. A. Thompson,
Sterling.
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AT vinewood TOMORROW.

The season will be closed at Vine
wood park tomorrow with an open air
concert by Steinberg's full orchestra
from 200 to 600 p. m. The amuse-
ments will all be open for the last
time this season, during the day and
evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24

"TEETHINA' as it's name implies,
Is used by every mother wise,
To stay commissions that come on
When teething time begins to dawn.
For nausea, vomiting and the weak, ir-
ritable stomach of children nothing equals
DR. Moffett's .'TEETHINA" (Teething
Powders). 1t aids digestion and regulates
the bowels.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24

act we have to DEAL and the question
is whether what he has done is illegal"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24

After next Sunday the cars on the
Vinewood line will run only to Cali
fornia avenue, except on pleasant Sun
days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24

People sending items TO this department
of the State Journal will confer favor
by giving the full first name or two
initials. with all proper names. Items
must be accompanied by the name ana
address of the writer or they can not
ne published-l
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ace M. Phillips, Captain and Mrs.
George A. Huron, General Il. B. Free
man and his daughter, Mrs. Robert
Carey of Careyhurst. Wyoming, Mrs.
Judson of ST. Paul. Colonel C. J. Gar
YER and Miss Carver of Wellington,
Mrs Emma Dent Jones of Emporia,
Mrs. Houston Whiteside of Hutchin-
son, Colonel Charles S. Elliott, Colonel
Harry O'Donnell of Ellsworth, Colonel
Fred G. Bergen of Summerdeld. Colo
mel Frank L Travis of lola. Colonel
Samuel f. Woolard of Wichita, Cap
tain George w. Porter. Lieutenant e.
J, McKiernan. Lieutenant william A
Pierce.
Miss Flora Jones of BLOOMINGTON,
Ill, known to many Topeka people
through her visits to Judge and Mrs.
A L. Redden, and Mr.. Otis Allen, son
of Judge Stephen II. Allen with whom
he is associated in a law practice in
Topeka, will be married Wednesday,
October 10 at the home Of Miss Jones'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A Jones,
in Bloomington, and after a short we'd
live. Mr.. Aliens sister and brother.
Miss Nellie Allen and Mr.. George Al
lem and Judge and Mrs. Redden will
go on for the wedding.
Mrs. A H Horton, president of the
city federation of women's clubs, has
called a meeting of the executive board
OF the federation for Tuesday after
noon at half after o'clock at her
house, 921 Monroe street
The portia club will meet next
Thursday with Mrs J. G. Allison, 11o4
Taylor street.
The Monday Tourist club win meet
for the first time this season at the
home Of Mrs. Stephen r. Tuttle, 1854
Fillmore street. Monday afternoon
Miss Aimee Crandell will give a talk on
Paris.
The Ramblers' club will meet Mon
day with Mrs. M. l. Metcalf, 227 Clay
street.
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
O'Clock

Department of Literature-Mrs. S.
I. Hale, La Crosse, chairman.
England's Social Conditions 1860
1871, Illustrated by Some English Nov
els, Miss Maude A. Price. Wellington.
Discussion led by Mrs. Townsley,
Great Bend.
Sterling.
Original Story, "The Rider of the
Cumberland" Mrs. Frederic w. Coo
ter. Hutchinson.
Vocal solos, violin obligato, Miss
Bessie McPeek, Kingman.
Reports and miscellaneous business.
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The portia club will meet mex
Thursday with Mrs. J. G. Allison, no.
Taylor street.
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THURSDAY EVENING.

va O'Clock.
Department of Music and Art-Mrs.
r. J. Shay, chairman of music, Ster-
ling; Mrs. Roland Murdoch, chairman
of art, Wichita.
Pipe organ, ''Somnambu1a," Ley
back, Mrs. Bertha Whiteman, La
Crosse.
Address, Mrs. R. J. Shay.
Music, Mems Quartette, Sterling.
Paper, Songs That Live" illustrat-
ed, Mrs. Lettie Muse Van Patten,
Sterling.
Music. LISTS "Raphsody No. 49,
Mrs. Morton Albaugh. Kingman.
Address,, Mrs. Roland Murdoch,
Wichita
Music.
Glee Club.
FRIDAY MORNING.
8 O'Clock.
Finale.-Business conference of of
ficerS.
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| The Western Sorosis meeting with
Mrs. w. A. McCarter today was post
poned until two weeks from today.
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The Reviewers club will meet with
Mrs. r. E. McVey, 629 Buchanan
street Thursday, September 90. A full
attendance is desired in order that the
work of the new club year may be dis
cussed.
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The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday, September %, with
Mrs r. H Brown on the West Sixth
avenue road. A paper on Tree Planting
in Western Kansas will be read by Mrs.
l. D. Graham. The paper was written
by Mr.. Graham, of the Kansas Farmer,
and read by him before a meeting of
the Good Roads association. The club
members will respond to the roll call
with the names of their favorite trees
and the reason for their preferences.
The Ceramic Art club had it's first
meeting of the year last wednesday
with Miss Marie Witwer at her home
on Western avenue. The meeting was
a socia! one, the afternoon being devo-
ted to agreeable gossip, about the sum-
mer work of the members and their
winter plans. Miss Witwer who studied
in New York and Chicago during the
summer, talked. of her teachers ana
their methods. 1t was decided that the
meetings hereafter shall invariably be
partly social in their nature. Mrs. c.
o. Knowles will be the hostess next
month.
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The Ramblers' club will meet Mon
day with Mrs. NJ. l. Metcalf, 227 Clay
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
BRIsTO b
Gspeesai 70 The T I'M Dispatch,

spsctai 10 The Times Dispatct,) NJ
BRISTOL. VA, March 5.-Alr w. r.
Dale and family have gone to washing
ton ~. Vi 10 reside. They were accom-
:taatsa Dy Mrs, j. Daugh erty; ipn nd
family rtlo WI Visit In washington for
a. ssa1,g DfliH. sg95 8 8i3{ b
M. &, w Warden, the new llcr Of
tfss National Eank of I3rlstol has a r
rsse3 ssf4 from stanton, We. and has
eftef@d upon the duties of his posi- tion.
~ - sssGo a ockholder5 in the tns tit,i-
tor Er, Warden will bring his family
~ ErlsDi soon. A & 4 y ID
.gr. James .lccreary has returned to
a.2ned. the position OF book eeper,g for
2r,c o. TIE contractors At the ~ tional
Dr. J. 8. Anderson and family Of Rose
Iilii, Va, JEFF, Bristol Thursday erenlns
for Meg York. On the Sth instant they y;
viii sail Tor tie Holy Lsnds, and Will
trIea Their objective point Is Jerusalem,
where they will attend the worlds fourth
annual sunday school convention, me
Itinerary mapped out for the church Lpeo-
PIG who will attend that convent ton Is one
Of unusual interest and touches many Of
1ms most 'lnleresting ports Of EUROPE;
me trip fmbraces visit to ancient
Athens, Rome and Alexandria,
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Buckingham Bits.

Special 10 The Tlmes-D Ispatch)
ARVoSIA, VA March 6,.-Alrs. W. F.
Pierce, who has been In the Lynchb'lrg
sanithrium Tor the past two mon tbs. IN
der the surgical care Of DR.. p, a. ~ augh
has Just returned ia her home IN AT
Yonia, greatly improved Ia health. Il
Miss Nellie Davis has gone to Bangor'
IA, where Hhe will permanently reside,
The Baptlsts OF Aryonia. through The
advice OF their pastor. Rev, Isyland
SANFORD. have joined with Mount zion
N forming a church field for iuture CO.
operation and usefulness.
Or. w, y. Petit has been called 70 Palf
myra by the serious illness OF his fatiler,
Colonel Petit. VI
Mrs, Patterson. OF GIenmors, Is the
guest Nof her daughter Mrs. Owen wv
liams. n ssS n IS u
Mr., John McKenna. who has been ~
with pneumonia. is Improving. "a u
Ihe trustees ot Marshall District nay !,
extended the term of the AT YQIila y aq as' y
schools. IN n Us 33s5i