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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
DEATHS.

d9 BeeenlbeS Tux I.M disRs GoobMAN
a In tho ntv-sayenth year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence. 7G West
Clay street, THIS F'ridayf MORNlNe
E al o o'clock. Friends OF the family he
X vited. llterment In Folk Church Gene
terry, Cumberland county.
China Street December is. 1901, ut $40
4 *, Nj, after lingering Illness, Which
he bore with, Christian fortltuda, ROB
Dirt 4. HALL, In the tifty-nsntll year
of his age.
4. Funeral notice latep
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William Hancock's Condition

Mr.. Hancock, the young man who was
accidentally shot by A. Bertucci " ednes-
3day night, and who Is at the Retreat,
was reported late last night US getting
ON nicely. .a
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Robert b. Bertrand.

s l11 a7N-a0(B Associated 11'ress. ~ h
tlNASlIVlLI,l1. TENN, Dec. 15,-Robert
b, Bertrand is dead near Gallatin, Ten
Of Joseph Bertrand, who is said to have
been the brother of Marshal Bertrand, Of
ITrf, noe iatst. sEas Il
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'7.IVY1 Especial to The Times DIspatch.) $50
3tEKEYSVIL1LE, VA, Dec. 15.--M Mrs. r. H.
Wilson died yesterday at her. home, In
Keysville. Her death came suddenly,
while she was engaged In her household
duties. Her husband. who was in South
Carolina, and her brother, P. Fl. Osborne.
of Norfolk, were summoned but did not
raach here until several hours afteraher
death, which was caused by paralysis.
A Fer sister, Mrs. Beasley. who was mar
,red last wednesday,, returned home from
her bridal trip only a few hours before
her sister expired. Mrs. Wilson will be
greatly missed. possessing. as she did, all
full and Iowa ble.f She leaves q husband, IA
daughter and two sons. two brothers,
Charles a. Osborne and p Henry Cs-
borne. Of Norfolk. and two sisters Miss
Martha E. Osborne and b Mrs: Carl M.
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C.. H. Greenwood.
Jackson Perry.

Especial to The Times Dlspntcll)
Mr.. jackson Perry, of King George coun-
ty, died last night at the home OF his
brother, James j. Perry, near this city,
He was IS years old. and came hero for
taken to King George for intermcnt.
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OBITUARY.
Wilmer Goodman.

Mr.. Wilmer Goodman. a young man Of
exemplary Christian life, and esteemed
by all who knew him, died early ycster-
day morning at his residence. NO. ~? ~
West Clay Street. He had only been Ill
about ten days. but It was realized from
the beginning that the chances were de-
cidedly against his recovery.
Il The death OF MIR. G GOODMAN Is pecu-
liarly sad. as his father, Mr.. William
Goodman, died but two weeks ago at his
home In Cumberland county. Deceased
was the youngest OF six brothers and
was in the 8twenty-seventh year of his
age. He remained in tho country until
few years ago, when he came to Rich
mond to join his brothers and sister. He
was Of retiring disposition. but of stcr.
ling character-a jealous Christian and
devoted member Of Emmanuel Baptist
Church. Five brothers and three sisters
survive. These are Messrs. Julian. Willie.
Arthur, Byron and Walter Goodman and
Misses Leie, Halle and Maud Goodman.
The funeral service will be conducted
i at the residence this morning at 9 o clock
& by Rev. Dr. James 3. Taylor and The
remains will be taken to Gainesville and
thence to Fork Church for intermcnt In
the church burying ground, where sleep
the young mans mother and father.
Robert L. Hall.
n Mr.. Robert L. Hall died at his resi-
dence IN 713 China Street, last night at
$3.50 O'clock. .s5s5 y5s i y
q Mr.. Hall had been I'll for4 many weeks:
He was Fl fty-nine years Of sc: Funeral
arrangements will be made$later.
Ne. s D E5% TT gyNy;1c -, an
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Charles B. Watkins.

ls# (Specia TO The Tim es- D spatch.)
81 CLARkSV1LLE. Ar Dec. l6.--Mr
Charles B. Watkins died I suddenly yes
$terday morning about 1890 % clock In the
stroke Of 5apoplexy, and was unexpected
although hc complained Of feeling badly
Immediately ter breakfast. e was In
his sixty-scventh year. He WAS mayor
of GAINESVILLE. q prominent farmer and
one o fc>tlle county's most respected and
beloved men, ,5s .ss
"A He was a llfe-long Presbyterian Of the
old school, and built the old Grand Hill
Church, near Buffalo Springs, where he
held his membership all his life. he
moved his family to town Just one
IT. "a Lula Portland Lee.
Especial to The 1Imes-Dispatch.)
5I4EXINGTON.K ky. Dec. 16-Lua5 Port-%
land Lee, n the ttwo-year-old daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. Baker p Lee, died atitheir
looms Iin the Phoenix Hotel here this
9ola INMATES and friends as Ny Lady Lee
owing to her mothcrly ways, and her
death caused great sorrow among the
friends of Dean and Mrs. Lee. The child
was named from its mother, who was
Miss Lula Skinner, of lDanvlle. The fun
sternoon, brief services being conducted
by Bishop Burton at ahe grave.
G.. H. Greenwood.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
sDUN.N'Si 3 STOR Z, VA. Dec. lj--NIr.
Charles II. Greenwood died at l3owler's
this county, last night, Of pneumonia, IN
the ffty-ninth year OF his age. lie
49, +
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adopted the paper met and l'ascInded
and put itself where It was before tho
adoption Of the paper. the matter was.
closed ard the issue raised between It
and the faculty.
y Mr.. Tinslcy LETT. stating that he would
y call a meeting OF the class Immediately
after dinner to attempt TO have this
done. III 8s II
Interview With President.
1t appears from what followed that
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DOORS OPEN TO 10
THE JUNIORS.

Continued from First Page.)
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Mrs. r. H. Wilson,

d Mr.. Hall had been Ill For many weeks.
He was Fl fty-nine years Eof# age. Funeral
The Worthington advance., 1904-09-02

J.J. Kies made a trip to Window
Tuesday.
Miss Young of Wilmont is visit
ing friends here.
Emma Saline left Monday for Lar
imour. n. D. for a visit. .-+
Miss. Belle Dow is now cashier at
Hart's store in place Of Miss Nettie
Fitch, resigned.yu.,4
Miss Murr1el and Virgie Adding
ton left this morning for a weeks
visit with their sister Zoe at Lake
Benton.
Miss Fahy has Just returned from
Chicago and st. Louis markets with
= new and complete line Of Tailored
and stEeet ha1D. !, -. -.
The Worthington advance., 1904-09-02
Local News.

Mrs. n. G. Franck left Monday
for a visit at Alton.
H AIRY Kies left Friday night fol
Dow City, Iowa.
A. Korslund returned from v6si,
in North Dakota Tuesday night
Ira King, of Mankato, is helping
E. J. Helmick, during fair week.
Attorney James, of Pipestone, was
in town the later part of this week,
d. v. Dees and ia miiy, of Brews-
ter, took in the county fair, Thurs
day.
Rev. ]. Fl. Saunders, OF Fulda,
visited with Rev. e. A. Cahoon, Fri.
day.
Father Bartholomew returned
Friday night from a visit to Wi.
sEs sEs1lOna.r,>s sDess.. r,,. ,..-~ ...~. .~4
.sss :sss lMisssHathe Nelson, gof Memphis,
Tenn. !. is visiting with Miss Nellie
Pletts.
J.G. Murphy and wife, of Adrian,
are visiting with Mr.. Martin while
the board of commissioners is in
session.
Nels Scott and Cole Guernsey
were over from Rushnaore, to take
in the y ir.
Mrs. John Sahlstrom and son, of
Bigelow, arrived Thursday to take
in the fair.
Miss Winnie Dillman, of Sherburne
IS visiting her uncle Andy Dillman
during the fair.
Sheriff Fauskee and wife returned
Friday morning from their wedding
trip to st. Louis.
Miss Mamie Konslund, of Liver
more, Ia, is here for visit with her
cousin, A. Korslund.
Lulu Green, of Lake City, Iowa,
underwent an operation at the hos
pital Sunday forenoon.
MID. A. Rens. aids, of Bigelow.
is visiting friends here this week
and taking in the fair.
Henry Deihn, Will Marrow and
Chas. Nienbar If Round Lake, were
fair visitors tn is week.
Arthur Fixmir underwent an Op-
GRAFTON at the hospital Thursday at
ternoon for appendicitis.
The Worthington advance., 1904-09-02


town Thursday.
VIM. Hitchins, OF Adrian, visited
here during our fair.
Mr.. Jenkins, of Ransom, was tax
ing in our fair Friday.
|. Gene GiNett, of Heron Lake, took
in our fair here Saturday.
John Pepple, of St. James, ,is home
this week to take in the fair.
! John Albert, of st. James, is here
on a visit with Fl. F. Rockwell.
Sam Shaw of Little Rock twp,
was a fair visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Otis Bigelow, of st. James,
came down Friday to visit relatives.
Ross Meader, of Sibley, spent Fri
day and Saturday with Hart and
Co.
The paid admissions at the fair
were over seventeen hundred Fri
day.
DR.. Riley, OF Lakefeld, arri we'd
Friday night for visit during the
fair.
Miss Myrtle Hedberg accompanied
Miss Enie Parker to Sioux Falls for
a visit. ....
". R. Nansel, of Adrian, was in
town the fore part of the week on
business.
W. W. Loveless and wife left Sat-
urday for Minneapolis to attend the
state fair. ..., ,..~.>>.
Miss Georgia Lear returned Fri
day from Sioux Falls whore she was
attending the carnival.
Mrs. Helmick and son Lyod re-
turned Wednesday from trip to
points in South Dakota.
Miss Hastings went to st. Paul,
Saturday to take in the state fair
and visit with friends.
Mrs. Clarence and May Bass, of
Round Lake, are visiting during the
fair with Miss Nettie Fitch.
Mrs. John Lamb and child, of Lu-
verne, arrived Thursday for a visit
with Mrs. Merritt Harding.
Misses Ruby Bathen and Sum-
mers. of Fulda, are visiting this
week with Miss Florence Lewis
Bert Premo, of Adrian, is now
making 80 days visit with Sheriff
Fauskee on account of drunkenness.
E. B. Carpenter and wife, from
S. D., are here for a
visit with his son, W. I. Carpenter.
Miss Aida Bedford, of Rushmore
arrived Friday for visit with Miss
Mamie Smallwood and also take in
our fair.
Mrs. A. Amondson left Saturday
morning to visit friends at Minnea-
polis and also to take in the state
fair next week. ...'
Misses Vera Shell and Marion
Campbell, OF Sibley, arrived Friday
for visit with Miss Marjorie Shell
during the fair. I
George DeLair left Thursday for
his home at Green Bay, Wis. He
had charge Of the depot lunch coun-
ter while here. ..s..4v4 .-:5s z
* Those taking, examinations for
rural mail carriers, Saturday were,
Dixon Reynolds and James Harring-
ton, of Bigelow, and Asbury Nc
Chord, George Thompson and AL
bort Dougherty, of Rushmore. sev-
era from Residing were unable toI
eet here On time. .,~, .,.$,g.. !!
The Worthington advance., 1904-09-02

Miss Mae Roger is visiting friends
at Worthington.
@. b. Congden and wife, of
Dundee, Sundayed here.
! James Mackay made a business
trip to Brewster Monday.
! Prot. E. H. Nicholas returned
from his vacation Saturday,
Mrs. Chas Johnson residing at,
John A. Saxon's died Sunday night.
F. F. Riley left for Laketield
Moday after taking in our fair here.
Mrs. Theo Palmer, Of Altoona.
Wis, is here for visit with friends.
George Hoffman, Of Wllmont
spent Friday and Saturday at our
fair.
| John Roman and wife went to st.
Paul Sunday to take in the state
fair.
Ray Sims and father arrived from
Chetek, Wis, Monday for a visit
here.
Arthur Woodford, Of Carroll, Ia.
arrived Monday for visit with NJ
E. Lawton.
Willie Mitchell who is working
near Rushmore spent Sunday at
home. .... ..,s.
E. J. Johnson and family of, Indian
Lake spent Sunday here with A. II.
Segrestrom.
Elof Swanson left Saturday night
for St. Paul where he will attend
the state fair
Chas. Wood and family of Traer,
Ia, visited the forepart Of the week
with John Scott.
A special train went through on
the Rock Island Monday morning
carrying specials.
Mrs. VIM. Thorn and daughters of
Rushmore spent Sunday with
friends at this place.
Mrs. John Salstrom and son re-
turned to .BiRelow after visiting
here during the fair.
Gus Swanberg and wife left Sum
day for Minneapolis where they will
attend the state fair.
Mr.. Rogers and son left Monday
for their home in Illinois after
visit here with John Harden.
Lewis Jones, of Mitchell, s. D.,
stopped off here Monday his way to
the university at Minneapolis.
E. E. Beckley, E. J. Helmick and
E. l.. Nance went to Minneapolis
to attend the state fair.
Jay Wolven has severed his con-
nection with Dieckhotf., Bros, and
left Sunday night for. the fair at
Minneapolis.
Goldie Crever left for Minneap-
lis Monday morning where she will
attend the State University the
coming winter.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Nellie Smell and
Claude Thorn, son of J. G. Thorn, OF
Sept. 9Th.
Mrs. Shell and daughter Marjoie
eft Monday to take in the fair at
Minneapolis. They we're accom-
)aniad by Miss We're Shell Of
'ibley.
W. Fl. Heitritter, of Bigelow filed
tuesday as a republican candidate
or the nomination for Sheriff.
This makes three now in the con
est. Mr.. Heitritter is very highly
poken of by his friends. !
Mrs. E. I. Rouse, of Brewster
lied Sunday night. Mr.. Rouse is
he manager of one of the lumber
1ard there. A daughter was born
o them about two weeks ago. The
husband has the sympathy /
II : large circle of friends, :@' 81 -
:" :. ,:.~,>$
The Worthington advance., 1904-09-02

Hugh Hazlett, of Waverly, Ia
has been employed by F. G.. Stitsert
in his harness shop. He was expect
ed here Saturday. e. E5i
The Worthington advance., 1904-09-02

es*2|sN
week - business. . 4 " n.
Burr f.sdlow - "a 5swn Tues
Day frsl Rushmore. NJ.
Nh. b, ,s6ell fss1zSsd Thursday
from : visit to jackson.
nrs. Frank Pepple is visiting her
sister Mrs. j. P. Peterson. -; "
Call ands tho display Of street
ana Tailofed hats at Miss Fahy 8.
Mr. Norbeek and wife, OF Sheldon,
arrived Thursday to take in the
1air. ss... n
T. Fl. Prideaux, wife. and baby
came over from Rushmore, Thurs
day. " .E.
Mrs. McCrae and Mrs. Bathen are
here for a visit with Mrs. II. p
Lewis.
Mrs. Clyde Taylor went to Mimi
eapolis Saturday morning to visit
her husband. ~
Mrs. A. M. Feathers, of Lismore,
IS visiting parents, r. Prideaux and
! wife this week. i
Mr.. and Ms. W. Davidson, of
Reading, are visiting friends ut St.
Paul, this week.
A party was given at the home of
James Mackay, Wednesday in honor
of Miss Francis French. r.
The worthington Milling Co. re-
oeived 200 bu. of new wheat which
averaged 55Xlbs to the bushel.
NH. Evans, of st. Paul, has oeen
here several days looking after his
farms and, attending to business.
Mike Reiter and Barney Basing,
Of Ellsworth, are attending the dem
0eratic convention here Saturday.
Mat Mulroy, from Ardian, was in
town this week. Mat is quite a we'll
known character around this coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lindsey, Of
Dodgeville, Wis.,, are visiting Mrs.
Lindsey's cousins, r. Prideaux and
wife.
| Nv M1n Scs %nS 0F on
joyed little run Thursday morn
ing. Both horses fell but nothing
was damaged.
Jim Wood came over from Lu-
verne, Thursday, to spend a few
days at the fair. He is employed in
the Cataract there.
Congressman J. T. McCleary wa~s
uneabl to deliver his grafton at the
fair to-day on account of being cal
led to Oyster Bay by the President.
-.~ arence Chaney left Friday
morning for sOwatonna and Minnea-.
polls. He has been visiting here
quite while with his uncle, J. A.
Town: =
Misses Nellie Lyon and Lillian
Webb gave party Thursday night
in honor of Misses Gavin and Kin
ney, of Luverne. The lawn was
prettily decorated and dainty re-
treatments were served.
:: As the weeds are rapidly growing
up would like it very much if the
patrons along the r. F. D. mail
route No. 2, would cut them down
as soon az their time permits the
same. J.R. Rippberger Carrier No.2.
Camp 'Bide-a-wee" has been es-
tablished at Cherry Point, with Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Robinson, who are
visiting at the Ager home, as chap
erones. There are about a dozen
young people roughing 1t in the
good old style. Visitors with COD
tributions for the colnmissary de-
partment always welcome.
A. H. Foote, who preceded Mr.. |
Hart in the department store, has
returned to Worthlngton with his
family and now resides in the Darl-
ing house on 9Th ave. We are glad
to zee them located mere again. Mr..
Foote is now in charge of the Ben
son elevator formerly the Torrance
house.
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u6gaor, er ioa brat, at 8oIf life tan
tonunc opttl. Sppe paa 6ilSet ret
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ban ifpnOte iia bort.
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len, BEN tiOIigere 6erer al gsorbe:t.
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Oct er Ell WfeSarbeioer oeo set oar.
ife Slo0 "Samf.", ser giensiper Oct.
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Der paa SteSet, BAR fNnmen ON @or0
ior at bile pna os., o. oa ri ii0en
fulgteS aO / SnnO, flyer ieg til BAN:
Seq ifoI poa Eoit5uiet eiter greue,
men oenne Sang er ser fun oroe q.
Seroer til mig"
Seq ~fortaIte BAN Sereiter ON 50.
net og iagOe, at ie5 par uiS pan, Il.
min Gar par $50. FrGiter imilte Iio.
ifeptiif, men leg iag0e: Sci M,
aabner De isrit Sc gre0e, ser err til
mig ira 6amilien biemme, iaa iaar
&c ooer6eOiie Gem ielO ON, bucruio;
ieg bar Ret."
81 fom til @oitbuiet buor ser
ganife risti9t Iaa 9repe I'll mig ira
Siermet. 5 oct isrite al Dem, iom
Grditen aabneoe par ReSoelelieu ON
al min Snr bar 800 i 2iperpool / Jam.
me 9at % / iamme Zine, iom ban
baUoe pit JIG for mig | min aabpt paa
Scion i RorSiabapet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02
Sna CT nnocrlig Spaooni

fortaIte 8~roieSior gehterem npIia
poa Ell ritsiiif 2Gaemsoe. Get girlOer
Sutienter. iom life er iItan0 iii al
iiooe. Gen fsrite, iom gap WeSSe.
lelie ON Senne e~ienSomneIiae Sua.
bonn, BAR. en- irauif Sarge, Or. Saifo.
pee; ban bebanSleoe en- Ratient. ion
bperfen Gag eller giat tunoe iio6e o.
par nsot til entel at saa eller Iigae.
profeSior 9etterep aoifiaer to 1Sor.
mer al SpsSommen JON beror paa
en- 5oritprreIie al Reroeipitemei, ell
bpiteriif os en- neuraitbemiif 5orm.
BED ben isrite inSianot Tia peo etbuert
doriss paa at iRire liz itrafs liseioni
arampe, Der umulissiorSe Sioom.
gen. 9eo Den anoen Germ er gpner