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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02
IDAHO COUNTY
DEMOCRATS
At the County Convention To-
morrow the Candid ates Will
Scrap for Office.
Especial to Evening Teller.)

Nopecidl 10 Evening HelIer.p
GRANGEVILLE, Sept. 2-The DEM
ocratic county convention will meet
here tomorrow. From the present |
line up of candidates some exciting
wire pulling may be expected, and it is |
generally predicted that there will be |
a hot time. The only fight with feeling
in it will probably be directed against
L. Vineyard. His friends want him |
named as state senator, and others do
not wish such an action. No special
opponent is named against him. The
fight seems to be Vineyard or no Vim
yard. and his methods seem distaste-
full to some who have run democratic
politics and who will probably continue
to run them.
For prosecuting attorney both j. T.
McDuffie and f. NJ Griffith are named.
A request has been made to the demo-
cratic state central committee to have
McDuff1e named on the state ticket for
congress and in case this request Is
granted Griffith will be in the field
alone.
| In the sheriff's office there is all
kinds of speculation. John Seay Jerry
Baker, George Yates, w. III. Zumwalt,
L. L. Gordon and Nick McGrea are a
few Of the most likely candidates, and
a look in at the office.
| For assessor w. T. Dizney of Wood
land and John Stevens of Mt. Idaho are
both mentioned. The treasury office,
and that of probate Judge has no other
aspirants than the present fncum-
bents. George Robertson and Hampton
Taylor.
DR.. Turner of Cottonwood, and DIR.
G. s. Stockton Of Grangeville are both
mentioned in connection with the cor
oners Office. For surveyor c. McNutt
is the only aspirant thus far an
nounced.
For the legislature the following are
prominently mentioned. M. Reese
Hattabaugh, ]. T. McDuffie, b. H
Hussman. Henry Hazlett; c. l.. Hol-
ingshead, George Hedges, ]. Fuchs, M
l.. Butler.
L. Elsensohn and Professor Venler
of Lowe are both mentioned in connec.
ton with the Office of county superin.
tendent OF schools.
Griffith, Simon and Ferris, the three
present commissioners are proposed fol
another term, although there are man,
of the democrats who are not satisfied
with this arrangement. N. b. Petit
bone of Sites and George Whitaker o
Elk City are mentioned in connection
with this Office. Friends of ]. ]. Pulls
are urging him to accept the nomina
ton but he has so far declined thl
honor.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02
SUMMARY
FOR AuGuST
Weather Observer II. F. Alps is.
sues 4 Monthly Statement
of Weather Conditions.

Observer H. F. Alps of the weather
bureau has issued the regular monthly
meteorological summary covering Au-
gust with comparisons covering the
four years just past. The average max
imum temperature for the past month
was 93.5 degrees. The minimum was
1913 and the mean was 1855. The high
est atmospheric pressure was 30.15 ON
the 25th and the lowest was 1884 on
the 7th. The highest temperature los
degrees is recorded on the 5th and the
lowest was 20 on the 31st. The great
est daily range was As degrees on the
18th and the least daily range was on
the goth which was IA degrees.
The mean temperature for the month
OF August in the following past years
was as follows: 1901, IS degrees;
1902, % degrees; 1908. 70 degrees and
In 1904. n degrees. The prevailing d.
rection Of the wind in the past month
was easterly the total movement being
3,940 miles. The maximum velocity,
taken for five minutes, was 55 miles
per hour from the west on the 2Sth
The precipitation during August fer
| four years was as follows: 1901, O.O2;
1902, 0.6S; 1903, 1874; 1904, O.22.
The number Of clear days recorded
during the last month was 81 and part
~ cloudy 8, with cloudy, day. On
which .01 inch or more, of rainfall, ;
days. No light, heavy or killing frost,
are recorded. Thunderstorms were re.
corded on the eth and 2Sth.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02

$3.50 TO San Francisco and Return
On August 27th and 2sth and Sep
TENDER !. 2. 3. IL. Is. II: the o. r. q
N. company win sell first-class tick
cts to San Francisco and return VIC
ocean or rail with final limit October
% for $3.50. For berth reservation
and other information. apply to or adj
.iress. city ticket ONCE.
c. w. MOUNT. General Agent.
suly 25-Sept II.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02
Dry Ranches
For Lease

~. ..xs 4 number Of dry
..,,sss adjoining v'"'''"s Tor
....:., We have no present. uss'
-. wa now offer 70 lsase for
..,u, Of FIVE years. sems Of the
,,.e., have no buildings. Parties
,...;,o must keep the fences up
and in good condition. and eo'ti'
vat. tho land thoroughly to prevent
....d. going to seed and spreading
aver the adjoining lands.
Make application BY letter only,
,.minq references. The Iands will
y. leased either for cash rental, Or
on shares.
, ewlsroN WATER 4 POWER CO
Charleston. Washington.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02
Announcement

hereby announce my candidacy for
the office Of probate Judge Of Nez Perce
county subject to the action Of the re-
publican county convention.
TILLMAN BELL.
8-17-9-15. a
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Record Of Transactions in City and
County-M. w. Barnett, Abstractor

oOCOTO " tr0UB0CetoU0 ~ Oovy 0U0
county-M. w. Barnett, Abstraetor
Nez Perez county, Idaho, Sept. 1.
Deeds
Prince E. Stookey, probate Judge, to
L. A. Wayland, lots Is. 16, block 81, lot
4, black 10, town of Nezperce: consid-
Grafton, $3.50.
Same to same. lots / and 3, in block
Al: lots II and IL in block ~, town of
Nezperce; consideration, $685..
Mrs. E. S. Boothe to Tirza Wayland.
lot II, block IL; lots Is. 10, block 80.
Nezperce: consideration, 81.
]. III. Lewis ct ux. to Carrie B. Parker
lot 4, block IS, town OF Nezperce; con-
sideration. $115.
German Trust company to Chris F.
Osmers, 80 feet Of lot I. block 20. city
OF Lewiston; consideration. $3.50.
James p. Carbery to Matthew A Car
berry, lots 10. 20, 20, 80. section Is.
township SO. range W.; consideration,
1880.
Final Receipts
United States to James p. Carbery.
same as deed above; consideration. -.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02

The Teller tells the news.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02

Try Brownelrs nugeats at the candy
kitchen
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-02

Get the two big papers for che one
prizes o. 80 per month"; 10 Just like
finding money.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29

hoia estligheternalpa Svenskarnes
dag, midsnmmardagen, a verlds
utstallningen i St Louis, ha arran,
gerat en- konserttournee genom
de Store staderna i oster och We
ster och toide afven komma att
besoka var CODA stad. Enligt BRET
fran studentEorens impressarie. hr
Gustav Thalberg till konsul Swan
skulle de moiligen vara att for
vanta hit omkring den p jari.
TIL ALA damer, som godhets
fdllt uppvaktade mig pa min 70
delsedag och medforde en- v5rde
full och prydlig shank, onskar Jag
harmed ffambara min hjertliga
tacksagelse.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29

sin lokal 1907 Fourth street, med
stabskapten Viberg fran Chicago
som ledare. Intradesafgiften :blir
10 cents.
En- landsman vid MANN Daniel
Bruhn har hitkommit fran Chicago
och oppnat egen smidesve -kstad
bakom Union Mashine Shops vid
Nebraska street. Mr. Bruhn ar
alven uppfnnare och har bland
annat patent pa en- af honom
konstruerad brandstege.
Mr. och Mrs Henry T0rn6kad
fran Minneapolis hafva pa genom.
resa till Omaha, der de ANNA
bosatta sig, besokt herrskapet
Gust Danielson. Mr. Tornblad
afreste genast till bestammelse-
orten, men Mrs Tornblad gastar
nagra dagar hos herrskapet Da
nilsson for att sedan fortsatta resan
till sin man.
vi hafva just emottagit en-
sandning af damers kulorta shirt
waists i nva monster. Priserna
rycket resonabla hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Trshiga laga skor for somma-
rem olika monster arc att fnna
hos Olson Bros.
On nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sS ga till
! Breun. 4o7 Pearl Street.
Gr0SSHandkandeH TIL. F. Mid
delthon, Manager for Stavanger
Herme,iske Fabrik, Stavanger,
Norge, a har pa genomresa for
liden mandag och ahade besok
hos konsul Swan. Han var nu
stadd pa hemresa till Norge efter
att hafva rest genom Forenta
Staterna anda ut till vestkusten.
Hans 6-ma gor stora affarer pa
Amerika.
LandaStnaenterna, som med
akta svensk sang kemma att for
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29
MO- lTORENS TELEF0NNUMMER 1881

D5d. Den Is dennes Miss
Mary Nelson. SOY Iowa street, 40
ar. Begrafningsakten hollis ons-
dag i den norska St Petrikyrkan,
hvarefter liket pafoljande dag
forbes till FAirview, S. D., att der
jor as.
Tigde. Den IS dennes at pa.
stot Nelson Chas P. Lindstrom
och Regina Peterson.
4HcHStana~t6rsamhngen yngre
syforenirg sammantrader i qvall
hos Mrs C.. Anderson, ITO
Maple street.
Mrs Nils Nilsson, hvilken varit
ganska sjuk under nagon It'd,
beh ,ner sig nu pa bdttringsvagen.
Der, som onskar CODA skodon,
Dor 81 glomma att dessa kunna
erhallas hos Olson Bros.
Speciella priser pa damers siden
jackor och kappor under denna
vecka hos.
Larson - Swan Dry Goods Co.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos G c. Thelander.
Mr. Andrew Leaf, hvilken under
fyra ar haft anstallning i u. S,
Clothing Store, har MI erhallit
lokalagenturen for the Penn MI
tual Life INSURANCE Company med
kontor i 3o5 Security Bank bygg-
MAIDEN.
Den svenska afdelningen al
fralsningsarmeen kommer att
lordagen den 7 maj hafva en-
musikalisk attonunderhallning /
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29
Mrs Rev. G.. Nelson.
Franrofvade grafven slit offer

En- neutrality-suspicious. af John Olive
i Philadelphia pa foliande satt: jag var
i EFT f0rskrackligt tillstand. Min hud var
nastan gul, ogonen insjunkna, tungan
belagd, standig smarta i ryggen och 81
dorna, ingen aptit, blef samre dag eft=r
dag. Ire lakare hade gifvit mig upp. D&
tillraddes jag att bruka Electric Bitters.
och till min stora glade medf0rde den
forsta iaskan afgjord forbattring. Jag
fortsatte med bruket i tire veckor och ar
III frisk. Jag vet Diet fra 6rfvade grafven
EFT annat offer" Ingen horde uuderlata
att forsoka Diet. Endast Sic. Belatenhet
garanteras afLungren & Andreen, apo
tekare, Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29
Sioux City.

>pemSka MonttorenS kontor
halles oppet fran kl. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29
SpecieIIa beqvamIiahater for Tredle KIass.

Prlyata hytter pa DIRE dacken forsedda med
fjederbotten och utmarkta sangklader.
Ivattstall, spegel, vattenkarafin och glas, stolar,
krokar for klader och hattar M. m. hnnas 4
hvarje rum,
Hvarje adjoining har sin egen matsal, stor och
rynlig, atvensom matrum med angbord, te och
kaffeserviser m. IN.
Iva promenadpIaiser, en- pa Diet 6ppna dacket,
som anvandes / vackert vader, och en- stor plats
pa 6fre dacket, skyddad mot regn och Wind.
R0krummet ar stort och beqvamt.
En- salong for damer, elegant m6blerad, med
EFT utmarkt plano. uteslutande afsedt for tredie
klassens passagerare.
00fyertraf1lga beqyamligheter for ALA KAISER
men sarskildt for treble klassens passagerare.
FRITZ anvandande af sangklader for tredje klaS-
sens passagerare, afvensom fra mat och dryckes-
karl, hvilka hAlias rena af kompaniets tjenare.
Fol- erhallande af andra upplysningar hanvand
eder till vara iokalagenter eiier till
F.a. WHITING, Mgr, Dearborn q Randolph, Chicago.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-29

Vigde. Den IS dennes at pa
stot Nelson Chas P. Lindstrom
och Regina Peterson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
sparl Concerts This Week.

4 nnenticd is the programme pr g pa 6
~, N B T,elix Iardclla, er 1or ny
mark concerts this week III
r' AZ arcl,s 4 Cosmos =, Al thonse.
overture. III Canipionei w ega No. M
Harn Dance, Old AlabaIna .s w y
Flower Song, Lang G. 4, Il y 4 .35
1,xtra-aIa arch, Aurora Borealis, BASE
Ter. -, !, ). =, Z, ar !, ID
'ders. Z, u, I i, ,rat 8
Medley. Harry yon Tiizcrss New. gtiitS,
arranged by NJ , F.. Smith n
Secretion from King bod ger S. Z
Waltz, Artists Life stra Z. ls's
serenade dolly Dinlple, '' = ain es 4
Star Spangled Banner and s l,Gx 3 -
u Monday-c himborazo Park, Sgd to Sle;Sp
T. IA ii. !, ~ !. "a IN
p. NJ. ", ~ 81 !, !, !, 2. e..o *
IN m Hill, 20 to $3.50 2
n, NJ. Z - 81, Z "a 90
r, @ . 3, b. Y IS AZ \
The sextettc from Lucia a Hammer
moor Mil be played by req ues 5si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
FREDERICKSBURG.
DEMOCRATS MEET

!, !, 4! spestaalc 81 sent
trhe mass meeting &ofS Democrats = the
Courthouse hero last night brought out
efha largest ATTENDANCE Oh any similar
occasion, for years. The object: OF the
meeting was to reorganize the parl,,
and the United States Sem tortal Dues,
lid, played a prominent part. .Ss
There were two factions in the meet
ing, composed OF the followers OF Unit
I'd states senator Marlin and Governor
Al & Montague, who, It is believed, VIII
.c,nnose senator Nfnrtin85for reelection
II soon became evident that the friends
Of Martin were In the maj
Chairman. TT. II. Valace: lied the
meeting 10, order. and Capt. Mc,l
,Cracken was made temporary chafri
man. Messrs. Il. T. Smith and Il. 81 +:
Wallace were placed In no1ll1nati on as
chairman OF tho meeting The former
was elected, receiving sixty Ave Is votes
10 sixty-four for Mr. Wallace. MIR, q.
r. Swift was nominated as secretary,
and had no opposition.
Tho following compose the q ~ IIx-
ecutiye Committee: u, Smith, J. r..
Rawlings. IT, N. LarkIn; 70, Al Bruilel
James b. Colbert, Malhlce ~ Irish, IT,.
,Rode H.. y. Cole, G.. / r. Swift, II. IL.
Wallace, Henry Dannehl, W. ~ Scott,
w. H. Price, A.. y Rowe. Il II II Ilnr-
kamp, w. T.. Watson, h1cCrackcl,,
Al. IN, Embrey, ]. IT Minor. M, b.
Goolrck, III. r. Crismond. This cor.l
mittee will select the city chairman. ts 4
"a decided majority OF tile committee
e. composed Of friends Of Senator Alar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
I. FORT {, LEE ITEMS.

Mrs. George z. Woody and her sons.
Charles and aIassie, OF Richmond: Misses
Myrtle and Essie Wood and SMIss Perth,
Woody, OF Lynchburg. were tho guests
4 OF AIRS. George Clarke during the week.
81 ~ Ga IKE is cry III IN her home
& at Fort Lee. F%i b ~,
MI and Mrs George ella rke cnt ertained
a. number OF their friends on 1fuesday
even ing at their home. . Pleasant shade,
IN honor Of their guests. Iaarlo 4 ga mes
and instrumental music was INDUCED In,
after which a feast Of melons was sy5read
out on the lawn, to which all did ample
Just Ice. Those present were Misses N.Y.
lie and Essie w God, Bertha " ood y, EFT Her
4 !saber, Mary Crlgner. a lice AIssA1lard, RE-
3 beeca and lille Nelson, Laura Clarke,
!: Laura Dog ett. EYray$ CLARKE ~ AIesdamcs
George Crosby. r. w. Baber benjamin
4 Nichols. George Clarke; Msssra. @ Luck
3Cauthorne George Crosby, Benjamin
Clarke, Willie Doggett Claire Allard,
Walter Clarke, Bernard Duke. Ilopis
Wagner, 8Irby Parker. cambridge Eac.lo,.
e. and IT,. Nelson and Richard Miller.
Mrs. Charles Whtlock, OF Fulton Hill,
spentS yyedn esdny with her parents.
lice M. "A lard has returned after hay
Ing spent a week with friends IA R1ch-
n:ond. @
B Y Miss Laura Clarke. after a pleasant
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Rich. jennings.
In Newport News, has returned.
Mrs. George D. Woody and sons.
Charles and Massie; Misses Myrtle ana
kIssle Wood, u Bertha ~ cody. Miss Wray
Clarke and Mrs. BENJAMIN Nichols spent
Tuesday at Linden Shades with Mrs. I1.f
w. 4 Ba ber. a "a ..8s
Miss Laura Doggett and her sister, Call
lie, have returned from their visit 10
friends In Caroline county. b 5
Mrs. Frank Bendel, who has been very.
III at her home. Ia somewhat improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
ASSAULT TED
MURDERED.
"a Young Wife Dragged From
Her Home and Her
r. Throat Cut.
WHOLE COUNTRY AROUSED
$Bloodlounds Will I'll be b Employed
to Run Down tile Gulprit.
Strange Negroes Seen.
tspeclal 10 rhs Times- plspatoh.)

$<,4 oqs1 tcl1l
~ !. - {, :, sa,,t 4, .zr,o
5, ~ ~ p ~
young vile OF George Packer, Q respcct-
ablo workingInan, was criminals. as-,
- i ted 8a,d ,,,,,,d ered III nor home one
u. ~, Y,i.,,o,, ~, ,,,,
nue. east s ~ %
about ten o'clock this morning by az
unknown party. The woman was left
a,ono q n, 4 Ia 'honse ala vaa ara god
~. /. ~ =, : :
about Two hundred ya arg assumed ane
murdered. That the horrible CRIME was
q m,nittcd by wretch In black skin
4, 49, I. a. so,A, M "a, 80. ,o,nd
$50 = ~ =. y. Il poa' - :
rs young brotlrers OF Tic victim. VINO
liau gone 70 4 cla u. On an rrrand.
When. he returned ne saw slsnc OF d
dtspefitc struggle, ana an following the
tracks, no 70 on found his sisters body body
IRA; i,iei tl,i
me Wo man evident MADE MADE o. brave pray Y
I fight AGAINST terrible Odds. Her throat
lfas cut from earsto car. and the kills
which was used was iound 1sw 1876
a a'sy ne skull. was crush Cd BY q blow
IRON a heavy piece OF wood her arms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04

&a Mr.. Waverly Rowe Of Wheeling, w.
Ma, was a guest during the week Of
Alr. and Mrs. John Rufner, on Cedar
avenue. 53
delightful croquet contest was In
dulged in on Wednesday evening on the
lawn at 'Lynnhurst."sthe same being IL
Illuminated with lanterns Of handsome de-
signs, Lewis Norhin Cooke. Of Richmond,
captured the first prize, Cream and cake
were SERVED during tho evening. 4; Ga
a Tho same evening Bachelors Lodge"
presented gay and animated scene.
when the young people of the village as
3sembled with their friends from Rich
5nond and adjoining villas, The evening
was spent in outdoor sports, the grounds
being brilliantly lighted by many beauti-
fnl5lanterns. Melons, lne and luscious.
We're enjoyed, 5s
"a Friday evening tho Dime soclaI.'' given
in Library Hall by Mrs, r. p. Read, for IL
charitable purpose, was a most en- oyable
affair and n neat sum was realized. The
pleasant a fair closed at a late hour With
dancing, much to the delight OF all pres
ent, u tf hi 3tt
pleasant visit to the seashore and Ports.
mouth, where she was DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertaincd 4
III Miss Ruth tkissor has returned from.
q 6llghtfnl visit to Hampton. where she
was shonored with fattering attentions,
!. Miss Leila "A kisson las returned from
her va cation. js8 5.5i "a, 444' $, sss5i M
Miss Minnie Gay,sof Greendale, has5re-
turned from a. delightful visit to Hamp-
ton 5isS IN
Masters Andrew and Henry D!ckanan, Of
Florence, s., q. arrived on yesterday to
visit Mrs, -, +. Read.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04

getting on nicely
Mrs Joseph MeGiee spent saturday
with friends In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett and daughters,
little Lillian and Aiitiiei were tic guests
al Hickory Grove on Sunday last.
Miss Leus Hlifner spent several days
with her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Barker, near Barker'5 Mill, during
the past week.
Mrs P.RMartin and Miss Alma Arbaugh,
Mrs. Woody and Miss Itlez spent Thurs
day last at the home Of Mrs. Noble Bar
.ktr.
Miss Rosa willnctt Martin. of Rich
t1,ond, has returned homo after a very
pleasant visit To Misc Hetlic Martin near
Cold Harbor.
future home With her half-brother, Joe
Campbell. 5{. 81
Mrs, j. w. Burnett and daughter, Miss
SGertie, visited her daughter. Mrs. Irving
sGaulding, at Mt. Airy, on Tuesday last
She expects to visit another daughter IN
Richmond during tho coming week.
The feast and picnic held at, Beulah
Presbyterian church on AUGUST gath wal
ali that could be wished The amount
cleared for the church was $47.So. a.
THE ANNUAL feast and picnic Of Bethlc-
hem presbyterian church will take place
Wednesday, September It'll, commencing
at ii 3, clock at Fedington, opposite En-
glesIde, near Old Church. II It rains tho
picnic and feast Will be postponed until
September 9Th.
irving T.. Gauidlng = Of Mt: Airy. and
Miss India w. Burnett. Of Poplar Grove
were married last Thursday at Rockville,
Nd. ~ Rey.S s.. II. White. hey were ac-
lcornpanted By Mrs. Gaulding, mother Of
the groom. When they reached Richmond
On their return home they were, invited
to their cunts. In Fairmoln Wilere an
elegant reception awaited them.
Mrs. Ida Bonds, Of Richmond. 10 visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j aines
Burnett. near Aliens Mill.
Revival services commence y Mt e Black
Creek Baptist church to-day by holding
yall. day meeting. Tie services VIII corr
time all through the week vi tl17!serv it.
In the forenoon and again at nigh Inc
Rev. Mr.. Jones will asslst Key - -. q.
EI,antf,an In this good work. m iis
Mr.. Dave Shelton has returned nome
from 4 visit to friends and relatives !. IN
Mecklenburg. 81, 81
Mrs. cosbys two little girls are spend,
sinr 4 while withBtheir grandmot her ana
aunt, Mrs Edwards and Miss Rosa .9si near ca
Ridge Church, in Henricos count
Miss AIable Dansey, OF h'ch mono, mas ~
returned homo from q plea vi ST \ y
Mrs. Joe McGhee Is /,
Mrs. Alice Hunand was recent q
guest of her mother Of Barlse 3 3 NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
A GERMAN GIVEN
BY YOUNG LADIES.
Many sl'oN Part ii, Hop at
fayetteville Last
Week.
fspecini "a Tt,e ttItues. I)lEpatc

Especial to THE Tines-D lEpatch)
NfTHf1Y1LB, VA, September S.-Thc
young ladies OF WytheVilie save a most
enjoyable German last night, led. by Mr.
II. Lee Trinkle. Those dancing wero Miss
Minnie spiller with Mr.. Alfred Moore.
Miss Joe Balllnger with Mr.. Rugheley
5Dcyan, MISS Ella Jackson, OF Richmond,
with Dr. s. RI. fsayers, Jr.,s Miss Ninette
Chretfcn, OF New Orleans, with Mr.. Fer
,dinand Powell. Miss Brownie Miller With
Mr.. r.. w. Williams, Miss Ellie Devan
with Mr.. Clifton yNolker, Miss Atkinson,
OF New Orleans, with Mr.. James Parker.
Miss Norrel, OF Texas, with Mr.. John
Hnffard, Miss Anna Gleaves with Mr..
Will Pendleton, Miss Blake With Mr.
Jackson Williams. Miss Annie Guy. Of
Richmond, with Mr.. Pen Crockett, Miss
Lottie Hodges. Of Norfolk, with Mr.
Clarence Trlnklc, Miss Bessie billiard, OF
New Orleans, with Mr., Howard Dcvan,
Miss Harmelng, Of Bristol. With Mr..
lancaster Miss Mary Poage with Mr..
Highley. Of Marion; Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
ques. OF New Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. VS..
iTrinklc and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Chaffln.
Stags-Messrs. r. w. Blair. Young Terry
and Willie Kyle. Observation-Disclosures
spiller. Wltherspoon, Williams, and
Terry. n
Mrs. George M. Harrison, OF stanton
Is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Virginia
p. Kent. of Union Street.
4 Professor james Dillard. of Tulane
University. who has been sumnlering
with his family here, has returned to
New Orleans.
Mrs. James Ward and little son, Var
nry, are Mt home after a protracted visit
TO relatives in New Hampshire.
Mr.. Edourd Ferdinand IIenriques, Of
New Orleans, Is OH q visit to his wife
who is spending the summer in Wythe--s
Hille. 3ts 1, s, ,5 81 81 {Ss
Mrs. q. II. Braughn and daughter
Marie. of-New Orleans. are the guests
OF Mrs. Garland Sexton.
Mrs. George G. Moore. o Roanoke. Is
spending a few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Pendleton. sss L
Mrs. FL. B. Phillips and daughter and
Miss Bette Riddick, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Thomas r. Dew, returned
itoftheir home in Suffolk this week.
Miss Lena Little, the famous Boston
scontra1to, who has been visiting Mrs
William Todd Devan,$ left to- day for her
homc.S f 81 &c I.
Judge r. G. jackson went to roanoke
on "Wednesday to respond to the toast
1.-THE Patriot In Politics. z =, att a BANQUET
ttos,be given BY Mr.. ]. Z. 3 ] oslnsonS to tho
retiring Council Of that city. 1t :!S
We are having deli htf full and refresh-
Ing showers to-day "a fter53 severe severe
!droiIcl,k fE