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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
st. ST. sjEnRlNE FOSTER.

-71--7 - OAK (TrOVC, va q
In Oak Grove, Chesterfield county. I
would like you to bring me a larae doll
bnDy with blue eyos and light hair, and
/ would like you to bring me SOME nuts,
candy, orange. banana, and fire-crackers..
j don't think that is much. do you?
Don't forget me- Goodbye, From your
little friend, REBl2 WRIGHT LIT
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s 80 2 = Richmond Va. b
Dear Santa Claus.-I will write and
tell you what want. Fease bring me
n nice large blackboard. AID 4 utss =
red cloak, a real sewing machine. some
candy 1:U nuts. Now will 90 to bed
and be Il good little girl.
2l3 ". Cary st. ROBBIE ILARTON.5
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Dear santa,-Yon don't know how had
sosd I'D ittIe girl ills Whole year. and /
Hope sou viii bring me some pretty
things to so. in ms stocking on Christ
mas eve night ! am going 70 leave, IT
ms i ] can Iseev awake ! am going ~
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Richmond. Va,
{ Ny Dear Santa Claus.-I write you q
few lines to let you know what want
for Christmas. Please blng ma a plush
cap and IA wagon, and some NUS and
candy. From your little hoy,
l7W Richard ST, Os41tli SULLIVAN,
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Richmond Va.
Dear Santa Claus,-Please bring me n
boa, doal, dishes, shoes, combs, new
dress, hat, nuts, candles, cake. Good-bye,
dear old Santa Claus.
lIsts, 4 q a PEARL MIFF1RTON,
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Richmond, Va
Dear santa.-Please bring ,ne a ward
robe. doll baby. and Carthage q ND
ring Don't forget my friend Rosa
800 From little Mabel VEST.
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Richmond, Va.
Dear Santa Claus -Please bring me a
fire engine, cap to keep my cars warm,
and some games to play with, some candy
and nuts and anything else you have to
spare. From your little boy,
- Ia'If55 HERBERT BECK. d
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E1TF - n u n RICHMOND, Va, n
Dear Old Santa,--I am your little friend
None Vol viii come this Christmas. I
do not want much. I8want an over
coat, paar5 gum boots, sleigh. and fire
works, candy. nuts, and story DOOR,
ERNEST ST. ELMO FLETCHER.
1103 North Twenty first Street.
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.is3. f IL Richmond, Va.
B Dear Santa Claus.-1 am a good boy;
was on the roll Of honor at school. and
books, and magic lantern. Don't forget
my brother and sister. Your 1T tie hoy
6l7 s, Pine st. JOHN NORRIS.
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g44I HIchmond. va,
Mn Dear santa claus,--I have TILED TO
bring mo a great big doll lock brace
let. safe to keen my dishes IL, g pretty
story book, Christmas tree. and lots oG
f 70 sl,is, my y baby bro,her hs name Is law
son. ind he wants u rubber baby. Good,
bye, Santa Claus, Will go 10 bed
early and Won't peep, From your Iiltle
friend. PAULINE BAKER.
n 4 IL I,RandnLnh Street I.. N -. lG
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Richmond, Va. "a
Dear Santa CIaus.-Please bring. mo an
baby, and some candy, and nuts and ap:.
pies, and oranges. Please remember all
the children that cannot wrltc rom
1919 North Twentieth Street. s.
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RfUhnond,rsya

IE't147 A y RIChmOnd, IN d.
Dear santa5-You haye been SO very
nice to me On other Xmas ewes Is th aa1, J
shardl,. know what to ask for This tlme-
But there are lots of things stlllsWant,
but wills leave lit all to you what 70
bring mo nnd II Will be satisfied. as
ever . Your tie friend.
.i TURNER FAIRCLOTH.5
opne s1roun m q al rect tai
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y. Sys 81 y: iSia Richmond, Va
Dear santa Claus.--1 am a little girl
eight years old. ssI want you to bring me
tho argest & doll you have, = bureau,
and some candy, nuts. and fireworks.
Don't forget my little brother bernard
Twill close. because am afraid you
have so many letters to read you won't
be able to read mine. From your little
girl, ADEL1N ~ .CL -tA--l; .25
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Dear santa II am a little girl eight
Years old, ana thinking you would forget
me- I thought would write to. YOU and and
let You know what WANT would like
sleigh. Il book 1bag plano Please don't
forget me- Santa Goodbye:
IN fass NICHEIIEAN PErROCEIlLLI.
313i North Fifth Street, City.
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5.ssJsfs1 r., VI iSas 54. Richmond, Va.
i Dear Old Santa Claus. This is my first
letter! rs II Tam nsflltrlca boy just N my
third year, and Il don't want YOU. to for
get me. II want rocking ci:<:r, q
hobby horse, horn, wagon, - and .nv
thing else you want to bring, and please
don't forget, my little brother, Hlrven,S
He Is only a little baby. Hoping | am
mot asking for too much. am your
little boy, \ and my name Is Ellis. Good.
bye, old Santa, no " he sure and come,
as X will Ego, TO bed early.
JAMES ELLIS O1ANNON,S j r.
=. T21 Mort II TWerty-fourth Street. $50 PHI Ia
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Dear santa,-I am u little hoy only
seven years old and JUS. starting 10
school. would like YOU. to remember
all OF. the little boys and girls whose
and ] Will try and be good. ] want y
pair pfSrubber boots. size 10 ESQ that !
WON'T clltgrpw them, an oyercoat, n
sled, pick aud shovel, J. have only
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Dear santa.-please bSIng me pair Of
shoes, doll baby, blackboard, and a
nice tree, nutss and candy. live at
2401 Rose and CARING toll Stfeets.
TRADE BAITIG'Il.
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~ a Richmond, Va,
Dear Santa Claus,-1 want you to please
bring me a fveocipede, sleigh, train, rall-
road track, soldier, suit. gloves, eI ;inssy
hr brine mamma papn, grandma. Frank,
and Mr.. Dollman something too.
Your little boy, EDDIE j. WOODS.
23l South Second street.
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y "A n .lt## Richmond, Va.
J Dear Santa C,lnus.-1 am a little girl
three years old. Last Christmas you
furnished my every want and am CO.
Ing to ask you to repeat 1t over. want
you to bring me n dol go-cart, and piano,
ana candies, and some frubs, and nuts.
And my little sister Phyllis, don forget
her, nor my dear old dail-nla and dam
pupa they arc old Aike yourself. Please,
dear Old Santa, don forget them. Wish
ing you merry Xmas and happy Now
Year. Your little girl,
sIs.lF MARY II. M,CAULEY.
Nicholson Street, Fulton. 55ss
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~ n A 80 q RICHMOND. No. m
Dear santa.-You have always been
kind In bringing us things. All ask
Won for this year is an overcoat, knife.
candy, fire works, and nuts. Remember
tho little ones Your friend. y
l''S - YI5s Is GUS 5ClCRCCISE,2
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Dear Santa Claus,-1 am a little, girl
eight years old. Please Will you bring
INC dress for Dorothy and q set OF
dishes pair shoes. doll baby. some can-l
dies. nuts, and Il whole lot OF things
that you think, are nice for. me. and
please don't forget Uncle John. Will
try8to BIO real good ana so to,bcd early J.
Now don't forget, Santa. ! 1.-Two I. iH
Ora ham Street, Fulton. Your little girl,
VI 85s 11Tf1.l3L *. WALTER.
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fei5sSi'f rs woods !. x Roads, va.
Dear Santa Claus.-I want you to bring
me- doll. a book, a scrap book q baby
trunk, a picture, some fireworks. u
candy. oranges, nuts, and anything else
YOU can spare. Il live at Church ELL,
sGlouccs ter county Va,
4 55 REBECCAf. ROBINS STUBBS.&
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leaye me ' coasting Sled s1d some rub,
her boots that come llp over my knees,
but fill the resi- UP in my stocking. i Will
be In New York. lam, Your loving. Y
EDWIN IL FRANK.
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Richmond. Va. q
Dear Santa C'iaus.-I will write and tell
sou what want and hope You will
bring mo what want. And want q
little man taking UP. OH his head II ba g OF
meal up to the wind mill, and some pop
crackers, and ~ you canno, gel sittt
l ask for get something that you think
will do, and some candy and nuts. So,
good bye. From your friend, E
Is S. Laurel St HARVIE MORlNG.
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Richmond, Va,
My Dear Santa, claus.-l wr.te 70 let
you know what want for Christmas.
and bring n ny III little coa I'll Wlns walsn,
q hobpy-horse. From your little boy,
I l10l RlchArl st. LEO SULLIVAN. ii
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3s Richmond. Va
Ny Dear Santa want TO 3tell you
we have moved and not to 80 to the
store, for my papa says II he catches
you he will shoot YOU. He thinks you
are n h,inbug, but VIC do not, dear Sans
;ta. So please stop at e5l9 venable Street,
and leave us a dolly all dressed In In
fant's clothes "a carriage, tea-set. and
stove Wefnrc your. good little girls,
ssss LENA AND BHRTA HILLIARD.
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WY Richmond, Va,
Dear santa,-Pease bring mo q pair Of
boots, ana pair gloves, a nicef troe, and
a big sled, SO ! can take my two sisters
out riding when Il Is showing ! live
at 240l Rose and Carrlngton Streets.
8 Ellis NiALWINl1 3l3AFrlGE, 4
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Dear Old Santa,-Please sir bring me
set of white furs. a box of blocks. some
good things to eat, and pop-crackers.
Your little girl
F ANt,l'A A,i,i4ifSTA YOUNG.
I ANITA AUGUSTA YOUNG.

Richmond, Va. !.
Dear Santa C1aus.--I am a little girl
four and half years old, and my little
brother Is three. My mama says Il we
arc real good children you Will como to
see us Christmas. SO please, dear old
sasta do put our names down in your
book with the good girls and boys. and
be sure TO come. want a doll baby
and baby carriage, a table. and tea
set, and n piano also an A u c book.
as want to learn my letters. and lots
of candy, cakes etc. Your little friend.
RUTH CLARKE.
500 Thirty.sccond Street.
Richmond Va.
Dear Santa Claus. My name Is Warren
Clarke and I'm just three years old J, l
wish you would please bring me billy
goat and wagon to ride In to see my
dan-pa, also a hobby horse some build
Ing blocks. n ball. and a, pretty book
with your picture In It. And. dear Santa
please don't forget the good things, FOR
though I'm a little boy. oh. my, what
lots Of candy, cakes, and everything else
/ can eat. BE sure to come to SEQ
your little WARREN CLARKE.
B SO Thirty-second Street.
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peep out from the bed cover to SEQ you
when you come down the chimney.
Lovingly yours, ETHEL LEtDY.
c7l2 East Marshall Street.

Dear snnta C1aus,-I am o. little girl
seven years old, I want n Xmas tree:
Please bring that to my grandrna's. and
please leave the other things at my
home, $40 Ia South Laurel. y doll, cook-
Ing stove, and kitchen set. sleigh furn'-
ture for my don, d trunk to Keep her
clothes Ill paint set, and work. box.
Please bring my little brother somethi,ns,
for he Is fifteen months old, and takes
all my toys. Gcod-bye,. dear Santa.
am your little GIRL BESSIE CALVIN.
Richmond, Va.
Dear Santa Claus,-I am a little glrl
and l THOUGHT F"wouid write you a few
lines so you wouldn't forget me. Please
bring me d doll baby, carriage. and a
devil In the handbook. AS you have Sc,
many little children to go to see VIII
not ask for any more. Don't forget my
little friend. Rose Clay she lives on
Washington Street. Please put shoes
and stockings on my doll;
Your good little girl,
MARGuERE T1t KOSHER.
Sl7 North Twenty.fourth Street.
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Richmond !. Va. 4
Dear Santa c1aus,-P Please bring me q
great big doll baby, q carriuge, and g,
stove, and son1esn.ts and canolE2,', and 60
mot forget my little friend. frankie Iloss.
From your little friend =. -, Il
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Richmond, Va. 81
yon what Il want, and 1 hope you Will
bring me what / want, andsI want q, doll
US large as my other doll is and dressed
IN white. and a little hat mades into q
poke bonnet, and little p * coat, md
also some candy and nuts, and do not
forget my little brother, Hnrvic MoTing.
From your friend, EVA lMORlNS.S5
No. Is Snuth - nrrclA Street. 49,
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Dear Santa. Again I write to you to
am the oldest OF my sisters and bro
Their will not ask for too much.
want large writing desk, a pair Of:
ramo toFplay. From .oursl!ttle friend,
WILLIAM JAMES MELVIN.
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Dear Santa Cla,is,--l have been good
little girl this year. ana want you to
thor wants an engine large enough for
him to ride In, but don't guess you can
4 bring that In your pack, and II you
would also like TO have como candles.
nuts, raisins and other good things and
some pop crackers And don't forget tho
poor children who have no papa or
mamma to take care OF them. Goodbye,
Santa Claus. Your little girl.
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mo "a lot Of toys, q llttla bod wish
springs. q DOL baby wasth,,stand teher.
Sci, and a big horn, come pop,cla ckers.
candy and an orange. aqn a good little
gill Three years OLD and wl.l 50 40 50
real. soon. Please don't forget TO bring
meg Christmas tree With pretty balls
on IT,, Your little girl.
n ELIZABETH BROWNE,
! 11s West MarshaW Street,
Richmond, Va,
peul sal.ta,-I read In last Sundays
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Dear Santa C,laus,--I am only sixteen
months old, but fSubby says you are
coming and bring me- q pretty doll ike
Par,le Tucker, and q tea set ! also
can't ear no candy or cake YET. but !
love n pretty doll baby, Your llttle baby,
a, LsAllOLlINA STEAM,
1lis Nest Grace
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f3II u Ifclmond Va,
Dear Santa claus,--We are, two little
NC want so many things, and you have
SO many children to look after we VIII
leave 1T, to vow to bring us what you
think hest, and if you have ANYTHING ie 9
them 10 sister Florence. Don't forget
papa and mama, You needn't bring US
4 Sled. as we have one, and NO are has,
Ing q fine time with this snow,
Your little boys,
RAYMOND AND WILLIE WHARTON. 4
AIS North Thirtyfourth Street,
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Bridges. Va.
four years old; have been u good boy,
and would like for you to bring me an
air rifle. an express wagon, a. top and
lots Of nuts. candy. oranges and apples.
Please do not forget me. am.
Your little boy, HILTON 5FOfNp ELL
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Bridges. Va.t
eleven Years old. Would like for you to
bring mesa baby and something pretty
to decorate my Xmas tree. would ike
a baby carriage also. Hoping TO near
from YOU soon. Your little girl,
s3t'75 ,ffs NH HAZEL B. WALLACE,
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Richmond. Va:
Dear Santa Claus,-I am little girl
eight years old and I want great big
doll all dressed In long clothes with a
cloak and cap, az sled. and ring, we
VITA so 70 sleep early ana s. Pc f !, g9Gd' 81
II 25l9 Vcnlble Street. 5S X N
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Mathews CHI, Va, n
big ~ tn trunk Is BOX With q comb, blush and
glass, and n pretty little basket, and n
doll, Santa, please bring me some CANDY
Wy = MARIAN Il ciAiYBR ooK Whit 2,
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Dear Old Santa, ,cla,ls,--l an 4 little
Won't have any fire III the bedroom, and
! wish you would please bring mo a big
doll that will sleep, and q, carriage.
tree With pretty things on t., and please
dpn't forget 10 put some. candy andvnuts
In my stocking' and anything elee you
choose, and hope you won't forget my
won't be greedy; SO goodbye
From YOUR little girl, Z s55t
II f'sg.gs1s 3.a{& CLAUDIA MAY SCOTT
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Dear santa,-As sister Is writing to you
thought j would too. would like for
you 10 bring me baby ,oI; z, CHAIR, an T,,a
You brought mo doh and her name Is
Dorothy Lee. have not had any ac-
o!dents with her yet, So yQ1l must pc
sure to come. Ciood-hye. Santa,
Your little girl, n
GLADYS D, WALLACE.
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994 = -. WllllanlsbulS, Va, ~
Dear Santa Claus,---Nm Is neatly
here, SO thought + would write, and tell
and go-cart, ring, little trunk like
the one at Mr., Lanes, and a lot OF other
pretty things, Don't forget to FIJI my
stocking with good things too, Good-bye
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&E5s3 Richmond va.
Dear Santa Claus,-I'casc bring me a
TO be? Bring me q hook and ladders with
some laddcra on it, and a box OF anil
mails. and anything pretty I want. Bring
rage. Bring INC u sleighsI mean a belly
buster Love and kisses. Good bye TO
Santa Claus
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.IIenna, 4 am six years old and 90 to
ST. Andrews Kindergarten. i try very
hard to be good boy, SO now VIII
tell you what. l would like you to- bring
inc. should like to have a tool-boN, u
Windmill, horn, soldiers. telephone. and
hall. also a largo Christmas tree. Please
don't forget mama and papa. 18th sloye
to you from your little sv, DO boy, :, ~
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williamsburg, Va,
five years Old, and want You to bring
me a. wl,ole lot Of good things Xmas. !
would like n pistol, q wagon. bicycle,
tbnF a od s EFT nm s aWpytthlng else a Sov
Your little boy,
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d is Richmond, Va.
years cars old, and / don't expect to get any
thing much. / wantn billy goat, a wagon
tohltcL my goat and rlds n # ana , Wnan
you ca AROUND on rs g!th aom N 1org ri
papa, and Harry wants a nun, VIII
sleep tight and won't peep, so don't for
get. / live at 715 South.ltne; MY nMIne
IS '5 IluSSEI. SoUNNAVANT.
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Richmond, Va,
Il Dear Santa Claus. ~ hope you are well
and have d lot Of pretty things for lltyie
doil and carriage. Christmas tree, a mon;
Key, big doll bed and some candy, and
else YOU can spare US. !, Pleasa
i,r:ng him pair of skates and pair
Of rubber boots, With lots Of love, and
Wishing you a merry Christmas we are
Your little girls. u, u, !, -
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G8.t 4tF 8G ltlCllHlOuu, VIZ 6g
Dear Santa Claus,-,I am four years
old and so glad It ls.time Tor you, e g
come and please .dont forgeL 70 ,inrl q.
Don't forget the little orphans, Brine
them lots of nice things. am your
lttle girl, KATHARINE BuClAillt,
9aOl East Main Street,
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Mr. Etheredge Hurt,

Batesburs Advocate, Jan. IS.
% Tuesday morning while coming
to Batesburg, in his buggy, Mr.. Uriah
Etheredge and bis sou, John, were
thrown out and badly bruised up by
coming in con 'act with freight train
on the Carolina NJ dlaDd The horse
was killed outwrls 1T aod the buggy
badly demolished Tue engineer
blew his whistle for the crossing, but
Mr. Etheredge thought that be had
time to croas bat as the engine was
on the father end of the train push
ing long load of bJx cars be mis-
judged the dist4rce hence the acci-
dent. The collision occurred at the
railroad crossing Lear Westmorlands
place. Mr. E:heleige ss.d be beard
the whistle blow but thous BIT be had
plenty OF time to cross aud that his
horse was not .fraid of trains. Dr..
E. X. Hardin attended him on his
arrival in the city and pronounced his
wounds severe but not serious. His
son was not hurt.
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MARRIAGE.

Miss Hattie R Poa, daughter Of
Captain John Pou, of Sandy Run,
was married at Wesley Chapel church,
in Oiangeburg county, January II,
1904, to Mr.. Charles G.. Sonetsg, of
Denmark, S. G. R'v. Mahaffey per-
formed the ceremony. The bride
looked very handsome, attired in a
steel grey broad>aotn trimmed in
white applique and satin with hat to
match. Tue groom Was nicely dress
ed in bis full dress suit. Nay happi.
ness and prosperity be their portion
through this life is the wish of the
writer. S.
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the f+ther OF Mrs.. Hendtlx, last

the father OF Mrs. Hend1lx, last
Sunday.
Miss Hattie R b ,rts is teaching q
small but prog' 'e,slve school at Red
Knoll. Miss r ,barts is an accom-
plished mistress sud will win many
laurels 10 her l.bors as such.
The beautiful. charming and &C.
complished, Mias Hella Metz who
has been visiting her Cousins Misses
Lottie and R ,ss Schneider has re-
turned to her home iu Bcnokland.
We fear m my besrts have been
broken ou account Of her departure.
With succsss to the Dispatch and
it's many readers I remain. W.
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Needles From Pine Thicket

IN ee11SS s TSA 8 LIE 4 4G1ckeLs
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The health of our community is
very good at present.
There was a good deal of travelling
Sunday Notwithstanding the ice.
Mr.. Job Harmsn is having beaut-
iful yard pailing put around his
Eouse.
Mr.. Andrew Poath has had his
handsome dwelling painted in very
beautiful and contrasting colors
We are sorry to learn that Master
Fred Harmap, who accidentally got
bis leg broken sometime ago, is still
confined to his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K Hook visited
the mother of Mrs. Hook, Mrs. NJ. A.
Frsnklow, last Sunday.
Mr.. G. W. Harmsn is preparing to
erect large house a. his home place.
Charlie is q hustler.
MIR. Quitman Roberts now wears
broad smile and sometimes q wide
grin, just because 1t is a girl.
The family Of Mr.. 0 F. Hendrix
visited the home OF Mr.. Job Harmap,
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Peak News.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Mr.. W. NJ. Wilson and Mr.. Geo.
! A. SWygert were in Lexington on
business few days last week.
| Miss Evelyn Sarratt after an ex
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. Jno.
G. Swygert Jr., returned on Monday
to her home in Gaffney.
Miss EEiza beth Dominick went to
her home in Newberry last Friday
and spent few days.
Mr.. George w. Summer, a promi-
nent merchant of Newberry and
President of The Mollohon Cotton
Mill was in town last week.
| Prof. ". z, Sigh, of Newberry,
was in Peaks last Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. G. NJ. Harmsn, the genial
Editor of the Dispatch, spent a
couple of days in town last week.
!. Mr.. G. A Derrick Auditor Of Lex
ipgton county was in Peaks lsstweek
on business.
Miss Daisy Poore, of Williamson,
| spent q few davs last week with her
brother, Mr.. G. A. Poore, at the
hotel.
Last Thursday was a cold, disa-
! greeable day, with a steady down
| pour of rain all day. In a short
while trees aud houses we're fringed
with icicles and the streets were in 8
very slippery condition. There was
light fall of sleet and snow on
Friday.
MIR. Milton Wilson went to New
berry on Thursday for short stay.
Fred ii Domipick, Esq, of New
berry, was in town last Friday
enroute to Columbia.
Mr.. Olin Stuck, of Columbia, spent
Sunday with his home folks.
Mr.. end Mrs, Lackey and children,
stopped in Peaks for a day or two
last week on their way to Texas.
They recently moved from Texas to
their old South Carolina home and
after stay of few weeks in Fair.
field county they decided to return
| to the West. E.
Feb. 1, 1904.