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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
. HAMPDEN-s1DNEY.
Opens With Large Number Of
w Students Coming in.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch..

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
HAMPDEE-sIDNEY. VA. September "a
Hampdcn-sidney College entered upon her one
Kindred md twenty-ninth session last Thurs
lday. The recent improvements about tho
campus and grounds are matters Of favorable
For tho past few days. registering and
classification Of the students have been going
Tho freshman class Is large one. and the
number may exceed that Of last year. r. 81 inc nc
the uEaI one large number OF Che alumni
are on the gronds. Their usual time for
gathering IS at commencement but there ars
almost as many here as there were at any
time during the last finals. -. ). :,
are being; discussed. and there appears 70
be good material among the new men. r0t
last years squad, Cannon. MontGomery. Ed
munds. Hausberger. Elcnn and Wilson are
back. besides number OF the second team.
Z Last night the annual reception OF the
Young Mems Christian Association was held.
On next Friday night some OF the young
ladies OF the community expect TO give q
dance at "Genova'' cottage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
LARGE TERRIPIN
FARM DESTROYED.
Further Reports Of the Dcvasta-
ton Of Last Weeks i
~ tAt Ctnr>,,

- ' q u
oNs sPss'sc e Tx vH T ess Dhs ,e,e
graph wires to the outside world and the
focal telephone connections have never
been restored since the terrible vino
storm OF Wednesday, night.
The loss to those .,vlng on the Chesa-
peake Bay and Its tributaries is great.
The biggest loser seems to be Mr.. Frank
c. Lewis, OF Hunting Creek. who had
his large tarrap.n ponds destroyed. Mr.:
Lewis is one OF the largest breeders Of
the diamond ba ok tarrapin In the United
States. and annually furnishes hundreds
OF that most scarce delicacy to the large
restaurants scattered over this broad
land. The terripins are put In still water
ponds fenced in on the marshes. and lay
their eggs in the sand They breed very
fast, and when the Industry Is con-
Quoted on a large scale It proves most
profitable. The huge tide came over the
ponds and tossed the terrapins on thu
choppy$ sea so that they finally becam:
exhausted. When a terrapin Was washed
along 1t usually landed on Its back, and
the tossing waves exhausted the animals
vitality. Mr.. Lewis also had his wharf
property wasl1ad away, lost large number
OF pige and his valuable. electric steam
launch. which he recently bought for
81. 800 was torn from Ats landing place
and carried on high and ry5 land two
smuets from any water 1t Is feared that
the launch will be total loss. Nearly
1900 terrapins were drowned and Mr..
.Lewis's total loss will be nearly SO. 600.
4. The handsome new high school on Tay-.
lor Island was totally demolished atia
loss OF g, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Louisa Cutting Affair.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)

,
LOUISA. VA, September 19.-The case
of Bob Sergeant, charged with cutting
F. L. Buckley with a knife, which oc-.
CURED on Sunday, September 3D. after a
meeting at Waldrop Chapel, this county,
came up before Magistrate Hunter Satur-
day, and atthe request Of the Common
wealth's attorney was dismissed.
The evidence showed that Buckley had.
through hearsay. accused 3 Sergeant Of
money taken mat a&ehurch
festival and during the conversation, IN
which he asked Buckley for an explains
ton, they came to blows. Buckley striking
Sergeant with an umbrella and afterwards
Knocking him down with rock. with
which he struck him in the nose.
1t was then that Sergeant cut Buckley
In the side and ar,npit with q pocket
knife. Sergeant also claimed that he
had been cut In the leg, and showed IN
court where his pants had been cut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Charles Francis Adams and ]
Pierpont Morgan Coming.
,ecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

77----1 (Spec1HTtO ------
He'1VARSAW. Va. Sept. 19..-Judge Wright
a letter from Charles Francis Adams, of
Boston, Mass, indicatin that during the
month of October, he and Mrs. Adams
will4visit some OF the historic spots Of
notwithstanding 4 Richmond, certain
points on tho James, and Washington and
Lee University. They will visit Wakefield
and stratford. the birth places OF Wash
tington and Robert 2. Lee IN N1estmore-
land, and on reaching or leaving the
same, will visit the great battlef1elds
around Fredericksburg. The exact time
and details OF the visit have not been
arranged. Universally throughout the
Northern Neck, and the State of Yir-
gina, the intensest. pleasure has been ex-
pressed by the people Of the expected visit
OF these distinguished Americans, ana
our people everywhere will pay them the
tribute Of honor and respect on account
Of the great and brilliant grafton Of Mr.,
Adams or General Lee. They have had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
HIS MEMORY
IS nON0RED.
The Richmond Woodn1en Unveil
Mohument in Blandford to
John T. Slaughter.
FIRE IN THE EARLY MORNING
Negroes House in Petersburg
Partially Destroycd-Con-
vention Of Daughters.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch) a5
a PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. ia hand
some monument to the memory of the
late John T. Slaughter, OF Richmond, was
unveiled In Bandford Cemetery on Sum
day afternoon by Hickory Camp No. g.
Woodmen OF the World, Of Richmond, Of
which Mr.. Slaughter was a member
Hickory Camp came over from Richmond
with quite a number OF members of the
Richmond Typographical Union on two
special cars Of the interurban trolley line,
and were escorted to Blandford by Oak
wood Camp. Of Petersburg with a band
Of music.
The unwilling ceremonies were beau,
tiful and appropriate, and were opened
9th music followed hy By Me EsS
G dis} eha re ,''e Of thi is eItss.
The ritual OF the order was CONDUCTED
BY the Council ,Commander Of Hickory
Camp, and Ar, Taylor ea OF Richmond was
The quartet Of Hickory Camp sang sew
eral hymns beautifully dnrias the cere.
after which MIR. Taylor. Of Richmond.
unveiled the monument. when ne ,5a u y
able s'A and eloquent address and M. ".
= AdaG CzS sET fd 81 P Pfpeaet'on
E The Hastings Court met this morning.
and Judge Mullen set for trial the cases
left over from the sesson OF the court
I called and dates of trial fixed.
ES Fire about 4 o'clock this morning par
tally destroyed q frame house on Will
cox street, owned by ohm e.. Allen, col
ored The fire was caused by the ex-
tploslonl Of a lamp and damaged the
house to the extent of about SIPS.
"a The Daughters OF the Confederacy& Of
Virginia will hold their annual meet
Ing during October In this city, where
there Is a hourishing chapter composed
Of many OF the most cultured and at
tractive ladies', Of whom Petersburg may
NOT TO NAME HIM.
General Stith Boiling, the we'll known
postmasterof Petersburg, states that he
knows othIng whatever OF any plan to
nominate him as the Republican candl-
date for Congress from this district, as
has been rumored here for several days
Democrats declare that no Republican
candidate would eyer be in the running ~
Right Rev. Charles M. Beckwith, form.
erly OF Petersburg. now bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese OF Allah ma
Is visiting relatives here. and preached
yesterday at Grace church.
The Methodist Sunday-School Associa-
ton of this city, Ettrck, and Natoaca
held its monthly m Getting yesterday af-&
rternoon3 at High-Street church, with a
large attendance. Reports showed an
aggregate register for the month of 1, S36
scholars, $50 s$s7 1f5g ~ * sses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
VIRGINIA BREvITIES

FREDgR1cKsBuRG;vA, Sept. -
The residence OF Mr.. Wash Jennings, In
Louisa county, together with al OF his
ego goR s6e; vA.-The body Of
9lr. Robert Bell, who died at the State
GoRDoSsVILLE, VA.-Andrew} jack
aged eGored found
vile. Saturday night. An lnquest was
his death was due to natural causes. He
b LOUISA. VA-Bishop r ebert A. Gibson,
Of the Episcopal church., preached at st.
after which two persons were presented
for confirmation. That night he preach
ed at the Church OF the incarnation. at
seven. There was large attendance at
both services. Rev. Mr.. Eagle Is pastor
Of these two churches
SPERA, WA large number OF old
iConfederates Of Amherst county attended
the reunion in Lynchburg, among whom
weres He. Joynes, treasurer; Captain
Lavender. j: O.. Huntley. Joseph H. Har-
rlson. Robert u. Hudson II. IT. fright
": n. snead. y. II; Woods. W. z. Watson,
SON 81 seto pob5s en5 en ~ payn ee i'm
H ssesxa !Ss'sn K kntns Mi bs 81 ~
J Ohm gillian, g. L. Watts: Colonel Hyl-
ton, G. 81 North. John Watts, p. IT.
George Going, W. j. Ballowe. E. B. Nc
Ginnis. commander,gof camp for Amherst
county; w. B. Henley, G. F. Powell. C. C.
Peters. and many others.
& CONFORM. VA.-The beautiful passenger
steamer ARROW Smith" which was
grounded" by the violent gale last We'd
nesday night, Is still laying hard on
bar near Maryland Point light house or
the King George shore, and it is feared
that It will not be possible to float her.
AZ efforts 50 far have failed to move
WINCHESTER. yA.-Smith Reed. col
ored. was found dead n. mill race near
affair has a peculiar appearance. Dr.
Randolph stated the man had died from
heart failure and fallen into the water
of money was missing from tie man's
person gave rise to a rumor of murder
The last will be investigated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Secret Maria e.

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch,)
MONTROss VA. Sept, l9,-Mr. Brad,
ley HUT. youngest son Of our County
and a >1 prominent young travelling ssaleu,
man, was secretly married to Mlss
Matte Taylor, OF Washington. D. g., on
Friday night OF September, StlL IN INA
capitfl city. Tho fact has Just some to
light here since the young mars arrival
home, last Thursday, The groom Is 4 !
Ms parental home here, and she bslde
with her parents In washington eas5
3'.gently breaking tho news. ii ana
seeking parental reconciliation. The
groom Is well and fayorably known here,
trheir future pans are not knowN. 1,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Fredericksburg Notes.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcn.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA Sept, 49,
Mr.. s. d. Sipe. OF Rockingham county.
has purchased Of Mr.. ]. 7: AGREE the
latter's farm. containing one hundred and
MI Harris Fox has purchased the Alvin
House. at Colonial Beach, for $4,000 and
will convert it into a first-class hotel.
Mr.. w. u. Hathaway, Of the Northern
lightning while grazing In a field last
week. Y
Mr.. Wallace Gardner has purchased
the Cagget farm near Rapldan station
for $1,000, and will take possession of tho
property on October lst..
Mr.. w. H. Shulze carried to tho Rich
mond market one day last week by pri-
waite conveyance LOGO dozen eggs at one
tine.
The annual fair of the Northers Neck
Agricultural Association will open at
Heathsville. Wednesday,. and will con-
stinue three days.
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

Especial to The TInles- DISpatch.) 15I.I,
f STANTON, VA, September 19,-In
the Supreme Court to-day, the case OF
John Az Carter ct ais, VS., steWart NJ.
Wood, from the Circuit Court OF Craig
county, was argued by William A, Ander-
son. atorney-general for the plaintiff in
error and Hon. James w. Marshall, Of
New Castle for the defendant in error
and submitted, s.
The case OF the chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company vs., George A, Pierce
from the Circuit Court Of Alleghany
county was argued In part and continued
until tomorrow morning for further
hearing TIL eargument was opaned In
the case by r, l.. Parrish. Esq, Of
.Covington, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
KILLED HIS RIVAL.
Negro Commits Murder and
Takes a Nap at the Depot.

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)
LA CROSSE. VA. Sept. 19.-Will!e WI.
liams shot and instantly killed John Wight
lboth colored), near SHELTON. Sunday.
Wight jerked n letter out of a woman's
hand and In doing 80, jerkcd her down.
Williams WINS in love with the woman
and Invited Wight out, as supposed. 70
ar soon lis out OF sight. Williams drew
his pistol and pumped three balls into
Wight, giling him at once.
Willie Williams is still at large and
bought a ticket here for Henderson, N. c..
boa rded the Seaboard train, No. 81. VIII
iiams had plenty OF nerve: he came to
the station about one hour before the
train was due, at 12:3l and bought his
room and went to sleep to await his
train. whiskey was used freely by all
concerned. sif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
CHANGE ROAD SYSTEM.
.Edmondson Law Proved Unsat
isfactorys in King George.

u Especial 70 The TTmes-Dlspatch.)
e CONFORM, VA Sept. 19.-The Board OF
Supervisors OF King George have "let"
the public roads contract to be worked
hereafter under the old contract system.
This Is a result OF the widespread dis.
satisfaction with the Edmondson road law
which was adopted here some months ago
and which has not worked well at all.
4, The Colonial Beach Progress" the
weekly newspaper published at Colonial
Beach. has again changed hands and Is
now owned by Mr. s, Griffith Walker.
1t will be remembered that Dr. R, II,
Reh purchased the "Progrsss" and plant
from Mrs, w. T. Mayo last May and
mover It from Hague to Colonial Beach,
at the same time changing the name from
POTOMAC Progress" to its present name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
FEMININE MASONS.
5Danville Commercial to Give q
Reception and Banquet.
III. fsnectaI ia The Times-D!spatch.)

DANv1LLE. va. September lo.--At 49,
cent meeting OF Roman Eagle Lodge OF Ma
soss. steps were taken looking to tho es-
tabiishment OF a chapter OF The Eastern Star.
Lls The principal object of the order in this
State is 10 assist in building UP the Masonic
home near Richmond
reception TO the ladies OF the city at an
early date. A banquet will be given to which
ladies and gentlemen from the SURROUNDING
towns and cities will be invited. Mr. Alex
nnder helper OF the Secretary Treasurer Of the
association. says the object q the /. enter 81
oTrnnization among the young men: Half
a i hundred young girls have been named on
the various committees, which are com posed
entirely OK ladies. 1t III Flj5 h,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Buckingham Schools.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
sARVONIA, VA, September 1.-THE Mar
shall district school board met in the Arvon,a
GRADED school building Saturday and elected e
teachers for the district mr. waller irds NJ
Was elected principal Of the Arvonia school
Miss Sue c. Boyd. OF Nelson county. was
lected first assistant. and Miss Sidney Brooks.
second assistant. $500 fSs
Miss Kate Flanagan was elected principal Of
the New Canton school; Miss Irene Patterson,
principal Of the school at buckingham
Church. ;, Z. n, }i55
Monday October Sd.
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Fredericksburg Affairs.

-E Especial to The Times-D!spatchD
FREDERICKSBURG, VA September Ia
The will OF tho late Eugene I'ode has been
admitted to probate here! All OF his property
is left to his wife with the exception OF $500,
which he bequeaths to Lodge No. ?s. kn! shts
OF Pythlas. Of which he was q prominent
QUO warranto proceedings have been made
tuted In the Corporation Court here before
r. Wallace and president OF the City Council,
n D. Cole. requiring the Mayor to- show by
what authority he decided q tie vote. u!
the body. and asking Colonel Cole to- show
bv what nthorty he pres!des over the Coun-r
ell, and appointed the standing committees,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
NEW BANK.
Allegheny Construction Co. to
Start One at Clifton Forge, Va.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, Sept. 19.-The
Allegheny Construction Company. whose
ing business in this place met here.a few
days to organize a bank and at the
meeting the following directors were
elected w. 6. Matthews. c.. P. Nair,
and W. w. Taylor, Of Clifton Forge:
f. w. Grice, OF Hinton, w. Va, and
j. W. Gerow. of 9Lynchburg
Mr. Matthews was appointed to select
a room and fixtures preparatory to open
ing the new Institution. The cashier has
not as yet been selected
S5 A new building for this purpose will be
erected in the early spring on R1dgeway
street. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Runaway, at Frederick's Hall.

(SpecIal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch0
FREDERICK's HALL VA, September 1s.
While driving near here last night about
o. clock, the horse OF DR.. and Mrs y. a:
Terrell took fright and ran about a quarter Of
a mile. Both pr, and Mrs: Terrell wore ssS
bruised. While the buggy is total wreck
and the horse is TERRIBLY cut from running into
a wire fence. a5ti.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
An Elopement.
(special to The Times Dispatch.)

3.I (special to The Times Dlspatch,)
HEATHsVILLE, Var Sept. !, 19.-Mr.
John Arum and Miss Ida T.: Reamy
prise was created when the news was
Brought here. Mr.. Drum. 1t seems, had
been in love with the girl ,tor some
time, but her father wou)d. not give his
only eighteen years old: Both parties
are we'll known here. each5residing with
In a few miles of this place. sy .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
.TAMPERING WITH MAILS.
The Second Trial Of Postal Clerk
Bowles Results in Hung Jury.

Especial to The Times-Dispateh.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. 19.---The jury
in the Federal Court In the case against
W. C.. Bowles, railway mail clerk, charged
s.der.ng the case nearly two hours this
afternoon, failed to agree, and was adj
journed until. morning. b,
This Is the second trial, the first havln,.
resulted in a hung jury. 1t is understood
the jury stands eleven for conviction ana
one for acquittal. ~ a RI tx tga'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
RALLY AT CULPEPER.
Messrs. Swanson, Rixey and Car
lin Make Speeches.

Claude a, Swanson and John F. Rixey and
G. C, carlIn. OF Alexandria, spoke here to-day
in the interest OF the Democratic national and
Tickets There was n large
crowd out to hear them in the opera house:
While Rooseveltlsm seemed to be the chief
tonic with the speakers. Mr.. Swanson de-
yotei some OF his time TO a discussion OF the
tarif from Democratic platform standpoint
All OF the speakers 4elicted applause and the
Inc ma ssed OF quietly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
FoRFE1Ts HIS BOND. Y
Cullen Fails to Appear and Pro
cess Will Issue to Collect ST 700.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG, Va, Sept. 19-Orlal:
Clyde Cullen, OF Warren countyascharged
with fraudulent use Of the malls, which
charge was transferred from the Federal
Court at Harrisonburg, to Lynchburg.
has forfeited his Bail bond and process
will be issued to collect the 900 penalty.
IS 1t is understood that Qlllen Is IN
Canada and that no effort will be made
to apprehend him. The case created con-
siderble stir In the State, when 1t was
tried in Harrisonburg last spring, when
the Jury failed to agree. 81 .as.G t.9E 3
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aWills-Clark.

BEACH, VA. September 19,--Mr Mearl
Wells and Miss Maggie Bertha Clark were
Mr and MRS. p. q. Wells, Rev, George W.
Watkins performed the ceremony
Payne were bridesmaids. and Mr., Fred Wells
and MI. 4.qc!ops Clark acted as best nen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Constable Wright Acquitted.

~ (sneclAl to Tho 'Tlmes-DIspntch.) ,1
(. 6l.YNCHBUI2G, VA. Sept. 9,-Constah!a
James, II, Wright, of Camphell county,
who shot ard killed John lnge, Two we &c ~
process on Inge's son, was discharged
To-day after a preliminary trial, which
was conducted by three county magls-
trateS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Observation-Disclosures.

(specla'to The Tmes-Dispatof,)
Mr., John Pemberton. OF caroline coun-
ity, and MIss I.ottie Dickinson, Of Louisa
county. were married last week at the.
Methodist church at Louisa Courthouse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Sore
Throat

Sore throat leads to Quinsy and Diphtheria. !:
Is OF vital importance to have q remedy at hand
Ia the early stages OF troubles OF this nature.
NJ any arc the deaths that have resulted from {
neglected Sore Throat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

oakcs's Buckroc Hotcl?" asked the re.
porter.
mo" snid Mrs. Cakes, with Il broad
smile: "she is stopping ut the Chamber
lin Hotel. YOU sec?" Della was the chap
cronc last night. III
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-04-14
A Business Col1ese.

1t is probable that Canon City will
shortly have a thoroughly equipped up
to-date business college, where an op-
portunity will be afforded to all who
wish to do SO to familiarizs themselves
with commercial methods. Such a
school has long been needed here al d
can hardly fail to be q success. con-
Quoted upon a broad, comprehensive
basis, as we have every reason to be
lieve the proposed institution will be.
Chiefly through the instrumentality of
8. H. Atwater, an eastern gentleman
has n reed to undertake the organiza-
tion of the college, and plans have been
formulated, which, il carried into exc
cution, will result in a frst-class COM
mercial school for Canon City. The
gentleman referred to has had much
experience in this line OF educational
work and is understood TO have ample
financial backing to make a success OF
the enterprise.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-04-14
Bio Pythian Event.

CLYDE Dawson.went to Denver yester-
day to attend the big ceremonial con-
vention OF the knight of Pythias, which
was held at Elks hall in that city
last night. A feature OF the occasion
was the induction into the mysteries OF
the rank Of psge OF class OF about 200
csnd i'd ates. At the conclusion OF the
convention banquet was served at the
Windsor hotel, at which Past Grand
Chanceilor Ralph Talbot ofiicisted As
master Of cermonies, and the following
named prominent Phythians responded
to toasts: Gov. J. II. Peabody, Grand
Chancellor Thomas r. ovington, su-
prems Representative Clyde c. Dawson,
Grand Inner Guard Grant e. Halder-
man and Sterling b. Toney, OF Louis
vile, Ky.
The Knights OF Pythias now have
ninety lodges in Colorado with = total
membership of 5000. The Psthian
brotherhood has lodges in every state
Of the Union, as we'll as in Alaska.
Cuba, Porto Rico. Mexico. the Hswaiisn
Islands and the Philippines. with .
total surollment OF more than 100000
members.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-04-14
A Popular Citizen.

]. n. Ragsdale and sons report the
sale of the Ellard house. No. 1872 Rudd
Ave, TO Mr.. J. F. Mari, consideration
5000. Mr.. Mari has been occupying
this property for about one year. This
is q very neat modern home and under
Mr.. Mars artistic direction, will no
doubt be transformed into one Of the
beautiful homes of this city. We grasp
this opportunity to say that we are
much pleased to see such splendid and
enterprising citizens as Mr.. Mari and
his esteemable family become closer
and closer connected with Canon City.
~ it 10 such people as those that 60 10
mske up an ideal community.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-04-14
. Delighted I Luncheon.

One of the most delightful social
functions OF the past week was the
O'Clock luncheon given by Mrs ID. E.
Gibson at her home, So7 Greenwood
avenue, last Saturday Afternoon in honor
OF Misses Cora Peabody. Grace Whit
more and Vera winkler OF Denver, who
were the guests of Canon City friends
during the Easter holiday. The table
decorations were American Beauty
Hyacinths and the place cords were
decorated with Gibsoni pictures, the
latter being carried away rs cherished
mementos OF the occasion. The guests
were young ladies, and twelve in num-
ber. Few more recherche and charm
ing social gatherings occurred in Canon
City during the Easter season, than
Mrs. Gibson's dinner party last Satur-
day and the affair will long be remem-
bered by those having the good fortune
to be present.