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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05
What Organization Ia. nnn,.

To thorough Organization among
farmers are the splendid agricultural
colleges, farmers Institutes. rural mail
routes. farmers telephones due some
Of these enterprises, may have btsn
started BY = small sfuup u msn Who
for,sau their gfsa, Importance. b., /,
vs no, until the majority u farmer,
10 q state of section united and Dc.
nahded their rights that anythlns IA.
satisfactory results we're obtained.
Thsy have done much. but area, eeai
remains for their careful s,lshtioa
Thsy mus, never rslsr their vigilance
Toe " thsy DO rs,rOsressos 10 sure
orshfs Judd Farmer.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05

skin About one To- 90 or Zoo shows
a distinctly red g1Ior VARYING from a
light io a dars rcd This rod color ls
due iI euFUrErmsut With blood The
common white .uIrr ~ ihr hen. Memo
Ion pl.lilum Sits b b. longer than thu
mite and ~ yeilualsb.Whiie color
Nv 'he aid ~ ngures . and f. one rau
easily idcni.il tbc chicken mite. even
With The nailed eye Much aid will ls
Ii'c0. however BY haua maEn.hsr
The mites ar uf peculiar ami seal.
Thy habits ui iiic. rather unlike thai
which one naturally expects irum a
parasite. Indeed, they arr nnly semi.
parafiiic. ami. a. a rule. remain upnn
The fowls unly long enough 10 serur, q
meal They are very active ln their
movements and rrsm To be ever on
The lookout Tor a victim. on arcnnnt
Of their vigorous and vicious hablts
they ma, b, styled "a, wolves II the
ihsr-' parasites Of fowls The mItsl
hide IN rfevlccs aud under objects 10
the hen house during the day time
viii, the chickens are outside. and lie
In vait iof their return The, ia,
their cEgs and the luunE arr ha,shsd
10 these hldlne place A barrel az.
lords an excellent hiding and bftsdins
place. a. the mites lodge between the
slaves and under the hoops IN the
Net they arr in b. found under thu
una ur other ussiiug material II u
rH'rutrhy Hrf hat a place uhirh
shuus unIy irv ai'rt on POO surface
may runisIu vast hHmlffs .u the rrs,.
ices 10Y unisf Cbisgit often ttt, is.
come so plentiful that they ovfrfou
ihe hiding places aHd appear In horde,
upon The exposed surfaces Tho dc.
tcfipiion and figures " the mliss ar,
taken from a bulletin II the ve,eun.
sry department Of the Iowa AFricu,.
tural college Detroit Free Press
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05
va,,n,ss OF star oapopu.

The conception ~ the magnf
tude of the star Campus. which !,
regarded ~ the greatest body %
the universe, il difficult indeed
even when Mr. Gore II the Ro,sI
Astronomical society mrnish,s
the sun Us a step by which the ina
agInaiion may raise itself Ou
has some appreciation Of the sis,
ct the earth with its cirrumfrr
rncr of 10000 miles. The sun 1,
more than a million times M larr
as the earth. The mass ~ Cano
pus has been weighed astronon
ically and found To be- l.OOO.00l
times greater than that Of thesun
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05

NfhNtNANf F'tHAF fff'''.t = A''Hhtif ~ 2
cumulate In the hOnses and yards
Then. by spraying everything now and
then with good insectide the mite
will nnd 1t hard work living and final
ly give Il up.
The chicken mite is commonly con
sldSred a form OF insect life. although
" Is not. properly speaking. an insect
II Is sometimes called the chicken ti,k
or poultry tick II would probably BE-
better TO apply the term tick 10 this
parasite and reserve the word mite
Tor the true itch mite Of chickens. the
Sarcoptes mutans Robin and LAnque-
tin The mite has an average length
OF one-tWenty-hfih Of an inch and Ne
width Is about four-hfihs Of H. length
II has eight legs. by means u which Il
can move very rapidly from place 10
place In color Il Is light gray. with
small dark spots showing through the
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05
WORST OF CHICKEN PESTS.
Known as Poultry Mite or Tick and
Endowed with Vicious and
Destructive Habits.

One Of the worst pests with which
the poultry raiser has to contend 10
the mite, which has the power OF in
creasing maryelously fast. and is al
vicious in its attacks as a blood-suck-
er. The sitting hen and the newly
Matched chicks suffer most from this
pest, and call for great vigilance ON
the part OF the poultry raiser to pro-
tect them from its attacks. II is not
difficult 10 keep the pens and chicks
free from mites II proper attention is
given, and litter 10 not allowed to &C.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05
Ullr 3Ihral Gllurrll
BY REV. JOHN ~. MOORE.
Pastor Centennial Bipt,t Church. ehle,so.

mission given by Christ considered to be the churehs ma
orders Almost from the FIRST they suffered persecution Their leaders
Peter and John were imprisoned by the Jewish eecesaNcs Al The
beginning OF their ministry little later the persecution became GEN
cu. ~ e
We lack that militant conception Of Christianity /, seems almost
sarcasm to speak Of the average modern Christian as soldier II ,h
soldiers place obey and to dare and die Too many modern %
members have lost these great words Of their vocabulary Until we
a e 70 pe the Gospel OF more worth than any earthly good
and be willing suffer for H. until the m,an, eoneenion q, M
tan HE again shall prevail religion will anguish saint, and ANGEL,
mourn bad men and demons rejoice and the Chris, be KEEP, waiting 10,
Ia, siofiou, coronation day. wv
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05

The church Of the
hry, century stood Tor
culture, OF course. for
culture OF the highc>,
kind; but, more than
that, it stood Tor CON
quest The great com.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05

What - the curious
mental malady which
makes men care TO col
lcct such things a, post
az, stamps; | see an
old newspaper para
graph that some well
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05

Considering their nutritive val
ne Potatoes are about twice ascI
pensive as bread, and milk IN even
dcarcr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05
Among the aspects Of

Among the aspects Of
science which concern
themselves with our 50
cial welfare none are of
greater interest than
those dealing with the
question OF provision
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05
Bath. Ne. NEEDED in rhih..

The people Of Thibei rarely
wash, finding II warmer TO b.
dirty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
WARRE.NToN, VA.
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
Nv:AtRRENTON. VA, Nov 12.-The in
ltercst manifested here during the cleo
ton this week was but small. Some sur
prise was occasioncd By the fact that
.seventy-hve Republican votes were cast
The Rosedalc stock farm, Jetfersonton,
Va. A. d. Parr, proprietor. sold here
last week a number. Of Angus yearllngs.
weighing upwards OF 1000 pounds each,
#5 Captain j. II. Tucker has sold his farm
near Calverton to Mr.. Arthur f. VOORHEES,.
son OF the late Senator VOORHEES,, Of In
diana.
Mrs. Pinkney formerly Miss Camella
Scott is visiting Mrs. r.. Taylor Scott.
Miss Grace Maury has returned to
Warrenton.
Judge James Keith, Of Richmond, was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Blair, Of Richmond, is the guest
of the Misses Spllman.
Mr.. Keith Payne was with his rela-
tives for short while during the mid
die or the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Susie hICComb. OF Louisa county, Is
the guest OF Miss Ncttie OF Chestnut
Little Miss Bessie cartridge, who has been
quito sick for several days past, Is somewhat
Mrs, Charles e. Eubank has returned to her
homo on Second Avenue. utter spenling sew
srS any. %h M ls"d are ~ Bart y
cnttra H i to b given next friday evening
November lsih, at Nor,hslde Hall, and those
ternoon, IRE as follows. Misses I.izette " M
stor, Lola brown. Ann sydnor. Of Richmond.
hsSS, Ella nasn io rsie
s ai sa MSsel nss5S Berony
Sale and Mrs. Charles Eubank. "
Master Edwin Mct'lusr l,as been visiting his
p!a N Wa@ Sonson y e Who as been quito
Mrs. Lucy Boo,h Is the gust Of her brother,
iinla MAJ M.ayEaret snsleTS, # Highland
Park. who has been quite III With typhoid
foyer Is stu quite sick;
winter with Mrs Garland II, Clarke, OF Third
Avenue. VI ssg5 6til}95t.,st are ast
1sy s Hss .a MSrE nSe s
day avening al their home. on Meadow Bridge
Read by several o Their fFen ~ &, y !.
School roys the.weck ending Friday. November
'ssnisorr ' snsIslia wlnsaeld, Atwood Lewis.
intermsuia,o B-Mauao lAveyay. Virginia.
Femlng. -, u i ~ q Nc " SEA
Ediill Yarhrough.t Emily Cross, Mary starke.
bessie Carter. Bette Rateffe Chester Wool
Fifth Fifth Grammar Graded lxs!e Bowman Irene
Dunn Irene Frltxsche. Fannie GRAY, 3 III y
Fourth t,rsm'npr Grade Ida Calling, JAMIE
sinst eann'is G q Ia ,.,u,, 4 ,or,
,pandi- 4 .ene months hi Stanton Va,
NJ, y. Austin. VI Roanoke. Va. ypaas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
THE VALUE or CHARCOAL
Few people Know How Useful It Is In
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
Is the safest and most efficient dislnfec-
5tant and purifier in nature but few realize
its value when taken into the human
system for the same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal Is q remedy that tho moro
YOU take of 1t the better: 1t Is not drug
at all but simply absorbs the gases and
I'm Impurities always present III the stomach
and intestincs and carries them out Of
the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables.
al.narconl cffectually clears and improves
tho complexion; 1t whltens the teeth. and
further acts MS q natural and emlnently
safe cathartic
II absorhs the injurious gases which
collect IN tho stomach and bowels; 1t dis
Infects tho mouth and throat from the
poison OF cntarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In ono form
or another but probably the best char
coal and the most for the money Is in
stuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they are COM
posed OF tho finest powdered Willow char
,oal and other harmless antlseptcs, In
tablet form, or rather In the form OF
large. peasant-tasting lozenges, the char
coal being mixed With honey,
The daily use of these lOzenges will
soon tell in a much improved condition
of tho general hca tn, better complexion,
sweetor breath and purer blood. and the
beauty nflitfls hat no possible harm can
result from their continued use but on
the contrary great benefit,
A buffalo physician, In speaking at tho
benefits Of charcoal, says: ~ advise Stu
arts Charcoal I4ozenges to all patients
suffering from sas In stan,aeh and bowels,
and to clear. the complexion and purify
tho breath, mouth and throat; ! also
believe the liver Is greatly benefited by the
daily ,lse OF them; they cost but twenty
five cents q box at drug stores, and all
though III some, sense q patant prepara-
tlon yet believe ] got more and better
charcoal In stuarts Charcoal Itozenses
thar. In any 81 the ordinary charcoal tabs
lbtyuH . BHi. -. $assia 5 $ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
RADFoRD, VA.
10 The Times DisDatch.l5

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
2 RADFORD, VA. Nov. 12.--Mrs George
r. Cassell entertained the Current Events
Club Thursday afternoon In honor OF her
guest, Mrs. Allen j. Black, OF Ronnokc. 4
1t was q political meeting, and the Ia
DIES were provided with carnations as n
badge OF their party, the Democrats wear
Ing white and the Republicans red ones.
Tho election was fully discussed, and
no subject OF woman's suffrage occu-
pied a considerable portion OF the time
devoted TO discussion. The majority OF
the fair ones were against the move
lncnt, only three out. OF twenty-scven
c,liamponing the advanced proposition.
Delightful and elaborate refreshments
were served BY Misses Kathleen and
Lucille cassell In addition to club mem
bcrs the following guests were present:
Mrs. ]. Hoge tyler. Mrs. Mack 1ngles,
Mrs Goldsmith, Mrs. hickman. Mrs.
Ednlonson, Miss Edmonson, Miss Dris-
l.oll, and Mrs. Allen j. Black.
Mrs w II. Barclay entertained the
Current Events Club Thursday of last
week at La Riviera. In addition to club
n crnhers the following guests were pres
8ent: Mrs. r. p Goldsmith, Mrs. Patton
Mrs. Edmonson, and Miss Palmyra Ed
rnonaon. The translation OF familiar pro-
verbs from Boston English into the sim
pie, homely phraseology In which we
programme. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs
William 1ngles.
a very enjoyable musical entertain
iient was given Friday evening for the
benefit OF the piano fund OF Wadswortil-
Street school Miss Eenor Harding, Of
Pulaski city, and Rev. Edwin r. Carter
sang. There were plano duets by Miss
Gertrude vcnnble with Miss Evelyn Lyle
and Miss Edith Dodds, aud Rotations
by Mrs. vs.. T.. Baldwin, Jr.. and Miss
Edith Dodds. The entire programme was
excellent, and Miss Harding and Mr..
Carter res pended twice to encores.
Miss Bessie .Kcndcrdine left Tuesday
night for Philadelphia to receive treat
n,cnt for appendicitis. Whether an opera
t.on VIII be needful has not yet been
learned. w
Mr.. clyde Miller spent the week with
Ills family here, but Will return to his
work In West Virginia to-day. Mrs,
George 3. Kmball her daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Miller. and her son, Mr.. Lasell
1Imball. Will leave about the nrst Of
December for Middesboro, KY, and later
Mrs. Miller and little son. James Rush,
Jr.. Will go&to Florida for the winter.
The Woman's Guild OF Grace Church
gave an oyster supper and reception
Thursday evening Mt the home Of Mrs. !.
w. Wilson. An attractive. musical pro-
granlme was carried out
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

Tho Highland Springs branch of the National
Alliance held It's regular meeting with ;, the
noon November ,ers q were read from
ern BraLch. OF the Nntlonal a lllanee, and
ference to be held at Charleston $. c.. No
vcmbcr, %, %, and y.
!, Mrs ! !. vinal. Miss, Nellie Vlnal. Mrs.
Fora DE Wolk attended the mt homo" on
Wednesday afternoon. of Susan Lewis Roope,
n. D;. at .i.yndhurst Hot Chocolate c,,a,' an, am
Mrs. isabel w. blbie has recovered from az,
her recent illness and VIII leave on the 18th
to visit relatives IN M Ph,adsphaa
TO Redydale about the 18th, after a most de-
lghtful visit to relativeA.an and friends In che
Mr. N j. Roope spent n most pleasant
evening on Thursday With Mr. i and ID Mrs Il;
back was played and thoroughly enjoyed. while
choice fruits were served At intervals during
q" Mrs. vn hGse and on r ss S'r + keaa we ore
V Yin fou' The nor,hsds being declared winnsr
vacated by his family, who moved 10 Norfolk
has been rented and VIII be occupied tho
coming week.
tcnsvely and Is. an Interesting and fluent
speaker, will deliver n lecture In costume.
with stereoptlcnn Views taken by herself on
library iIn! on November IS, at S o'clock,
for the bcnent Of the church work. small
ndmssl9n VII be charged tropd Miss
Mamie Baldwin, at Brooklyn Park durins The
week. tE ts IS
Mrs, Dick Warrinner, who has been stopplnv
Treatment. OF Or, u, r. Collins, has returned
to her home much improved,
q. T. Collins have returned from Washington.
where they were called on account OF illness,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
LOUISA DOTS.

FREDERICKs HALL, VA, Nov. "a
Louisa is verify the Paradise for the
gunner at this season of the year:
Turkeys. rabbits and partridges are found
In abundance. Mcssrs. Everett Waddcy
and Albert Naddey. Of Richmond, and J..
Clevc Carpenter. Of Clifton Forge. re-
turned to their several homes with a
goodly quantity OF game. as the result
of several days sport In the fields.
Miss Annie Hope is The guest Of Mrs.
Z. II. Poindextcr.
Miss Fannie Asllby is spending some
time at Woodley, the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Il. a. Terrell.
Mrs. j. w. Woody and Mrs. Harton.
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SOCIETY IN
FREDERICKSBURG.
pocial to The Times- Dispatcl,)

Especial to The 1imcs-D ispatcf)
11RI1DfIR1 KSBURs,, VA, Nov Ia
Tho Pythians, Of this city, will give a
baznar at the Opera House all OF next
week. a special programme OF music.
tablca,ix, fancy drills etc. will be pro-
vldcd for each night. II is expected
TO he a very interesting occasion as
we'll as a profitable one to the order.
lion. Ed Lowell. Mcssrs. Roland Hill.
1'ravls Twyina,l, Lester Hill, Lucio Hill
and MIR. Johnston. OF Madison county,
were her this week eli route to tile lower
Happahannock where they spend q
week enjoying camp life, fishing and
hunting.
Mrs. Julia a. l3irdsail is attending the
baptist Womans Union, Of Virglfln, ~
session ut Franklin, ns a delegate from,
the aWoman's Missionary Society. Of the
baptist Church. Miss Mamie Wills Is
a delegate from tho Young Woman's Mis-
sion Band, of the church here.
Miss Clara l.. smitl. OF Caroline coun-
ty, has returned from q months trip to
81 Louis and visit to relatives in
Jackson Memphis. and Macon. Tenn.
She also visited friends IN Cincinnati.
Ohio. ana Tunnelton. West Va.
Mrs r. Il. Roberts has returned to
her home In Richmond after n pleasant
i
III this city.
Captain and Mrs. W. r. BurwGIl who
have been visiting their relatives, Mr..
s, S. Bradford and family, left this week
FOR Mare Island. Cal, where Captain
l3urwcll will take command Of the re-
ccivng ship Independence.
Mrs. NJ u. Harrison, o. Philadelphia,
WHO has been visiting the family OF 80.
John NJ. Hull. In Stafford has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tompkins, OF Dcs
Moincs, Iowa. are spending some time
With their relatives. DR.. J. p Tompklns
and family. In this city.
Miss Matte Franklin has returned from
n visit to the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
Mrs. j. y. Rowe and three children have
returned from a visit TO relatives IN
Richmond county.
Mrs. B. n. Warner and Mrs. Percy
Myers. OF Washington. arc in the city,
the guests OF General p. D. Wheeler and
family.
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heir home with the formers sister, Mrs.

their home with the formers sister, Mrs.
w. r. Wilson. -
Mrs. William T. Bradshaw and Mrs.
John Kidd. are in attendance at the
State Women's Foreign Missionary Union.
which convencs at Franh..n this week
Mr.. j. Cot, father Of Mrs. ]. Chap
man, fell down n long flight OF stairs
Wednesday. injurins himself rcsionsly
Among the relatives and friends at
tending the Hubbard Harper marriage
In Petersburg, Wednesday we're Mrs. W..
u. Wilson. Miss Witt Harper, Messrs.
Wayne Asnew and Edgar Harper. and
Mr.. William S. Downs.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Taylor were In.
Richmond several days this week at the
bedside Of their daughter, Miss Mary
Taylor. who is very Ill in the hospital
there
Miss Esther Elicit left Tuesday for a
visit to friends and relatives In Rich
mond.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Baptist Church sent a box TO their Home
missionary in Oklahoma. valued at 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13

Mr., Charles Gays residence was the scene
OF II Very pretty wedding Wednesday evening"
November. H. The contracting parties We're
NJ charl,e s 2. Reid, o. Seven Pines ana
Mrs James II, Lyme, of the same place. The
groom was u cousin Of the Mrs Cav. The
santhenums and autumn leaves, Rey, George
Sheriff; Antioch Church: perfermsd the GER
il IS Of both bride and sIoon, sr. Willie
Lyme brother Of the bride, was beat man
With Miss Roso lMorano, of Highland Springs,
- bridesmaid Ths bride WAS attIFtd In Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
EAST RICHMOND.

Mrs. F.. +. Rohins. OF New Kent county,
spent Tue sday with her friends hero.
Mr.. Joseph %Ruhieller and wife. formerly OF
TIL place, have moved to Newport News. Va
place. has moved to 200 West Cary Street.
Mrs. Hugh Trowel, after spending some time
with HEIR parents at Fern Dale Farm, has
returned to New York, ,s5}St tstS5S ~ Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brnuer's little infant
Is Improving after several days illness.
game Ia scarce. s 55s IN
Mnster Willie Carter. q young boy while
playing with his ~ calibre rifle, shot himssl II
through the hand. inficing an ugly though,
not serious wound on himself. Tho bnll was
'probed out With pocket knife, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
EuI.InM NEWS.

The hit Of the season In social circles took
So John Eouxs1e on state s ssrst'Ss the
shape of a &'.tacky'' and box party combined.
rh as ssd sIea
the most attractive characters were. An Irish
sHss Sy ,e Gerfe
ne Wor!d's Fair by Mrs archie r. Nc,
Galley The Mr,
in suspense and handled tho Ir.sS = dlaleos
nice n.essSis aas Fu
ton Baptist parsnna &c: fund !, q. TO-,
aF Mrs Nesf WI e'S:
odst Convention. which convenes IN that city
at the residence OF Mr.. Walter F. Wood. bls
Many very amusing costumes were worn by
hs !nax those
Wagner. Emma Perr. Lucy Brown. Maggie
z Hin. Lois Powell. Rosa. Enroughty. Della En-
Emor,Ha Wa3tsr Wosd
Jones, Edwin Ryaln, Walter burke: Charles res
Samuels Ward Forlham. Fred Throcknorton,
Captain Clifton c. Price. who has been con-
count II illness, is much improved. He left
Friday afternoon, with the Richmond Cedar
he supentends "a saw mil sh Ma eompa Mnere
Miss Emily Williams, OF Farlnvillc. is Visit
&inS her brother, DR.. James p Williams on
Graham Street. s6a -l
!, MI: s1Es, + Tsnser is quito III at her home on
& Mrs. Lear is quite III at her home on Mich.
olson Street. i5s 5E&
Miss Jane Hazelwood. lis quite Iii at the
home Of hher nephew. Robert Whltlow. ON
Denny Street J5t3& 5 l5gs5
Mrs. William Grant is quite Ill at hor home
on Williamsburg Avenue
John Ball, son OF Mr.. Henly Ball, watch
man OF the Richmond Cedar Works, is quite
II at the home Of his parents on Graham
Street. n. - + iQt
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fulton Bap-
tist Church are maxim ARRANGEMENTS to give
a musical and literary entertainment at the
church Thanksgiving night. At this enter
tainmcnt the ladies' will make a report OF
thtir work and funds raised up to date
Miss Mamie Turner is visiting friends In
The Ladies' Aid Society. OF Four.Nlle- Greek
Baptist Church Is making arrangements to
Eerye an oyster supper at the church. In Lower
Henrico county, on next Wednesday night.
The nfralr VIII be postponed until the follow
Ing Thursday night, s a
NJ; and Mrs, Lee Tinheslake have returned
pleasant visit to friends In Fulton.
Mrs. Margaret Romer has returned from,
visit to her uncle, Mr.. Harden Johnson, Mt
Ashland Va.
Mrs. j. Spear. OF Highland Park. has re-
turned homo after visit to her cousin, Mrs
W. y. Binford on HOPKINS Street.
The school trustees. OF Varlna District have
at curs Neck School. The water is re-.
ported to be excellent \ letter Of thanks
was addressed BY the trustees at their last
meeting to Mr., Bedell, OF Curtis Neck farm
for his kind attention and literally.
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GAIN less Mill.

Miss Alice Adams, who has been sick for
the past six or eight weeks, Is improving.
Mrs Annie Burnett was recently the guest
Miss Mary Richardson Is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Williams,
near Gethsnnana.
Mr.. Robt Christian has leased his farm out
for the coming year TO John Richardson, OF
Mrs Mamie Adams continues to improve
Mrs, Richard Sullens was found dead IN
her Kitchen floor last Tuesday, burnt to a
preparing dinner, She could1wplk only With
the aid Of cruthches and she had heen very
intrm FOR some time. The funeral took place
from her home lnterment was made, In the
family burylng-sround
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EAIa OAKS.

Mr.. Richard Rholeder entertained at his
homo on last Sunday Tho following guests:
His mother and sister, Miss Grace Rholeder.
his niece. Miss Pemberton Rholeder, and his
cousin, accompanied by her. husband,
Mrs, $. W, Meklnny Is moving into her
Mrs. Poindexter. tho mother OF Mrs. s.
w. McItlnny, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with her daughter
4 Susan Lewis Roope. NJ. D, was In ths
village one day last week. making social calls
Mrs. Dawson and dnughter entertained sew
eral friends Sunday last, X