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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

Our Ocilla contemporary is
toning down preceptibly as the
day of the primary comes on a
pace. This is the way he puts
it:
The platforms:
"B. E. Wilcox, high license or
dispensaries.
m. Henderson, whatever a ma
jority of the white voters petition
for.
Wright T. Paulk just asks the
support of the people.
There are the platforms, take
your choice.
Neither the open saloon nor
the dispensary have an avowed
candidate in the field. Just think
of that!"
While it may be true that there
is no avowed candidate for the
saloon or dispensary, It's also true
that the avowal is simply reserv-
ed because the saloon men and
dispensary men believe that it is
inexpedient to 'avow" that
platform. Every voter that will
participate in the primary on the
goth knows that Wilcox is the
anti-sa1oon candidate; that he is
opposed to liquor in every form
and under all circumstances, and
that he can be depended on to do
what the anti-sa1oon people of
the county desire. 1t is also
we'll known that the other can
didates are the choice of the
saloon men. One was encourag-
ed by them and their friends to
announce his candidacy; after
that it was sought to sacrifice
him, and announce another man.
But he proved not to be a weak
ling; refused to be a tool, with
the result that both men are still
in the race.
The saloon people realize
that the anti-saloon faction had
put out a strong candidate, and
that if the issue remains simply
saloon or auti-saloon they
were bound to lose out. Their
only hope, is to complicate the
situation and confuse the minds
of the voters.
This will not be permitted if
we can prevent it,
Let it be fought out on the
issue now. Let the contest be
open aud fair, as contests should
always be between gentlemen
and neighhors.
Let the lines be clearly drawn.
The issue is for or against the
saloons, and everybody knows
where the three candidates
stand.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

| begins to look like the Park
band wagon" will have to
on a trailer" in order to &C
nmodate the crowd. Angus
Chronicle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

u honest man must realize
E. Watson's effort to
30 Ex-president Cleveland
nm of having entertained
i on a footing of social
j at the white house, or
lone anything to encour-
aI equality, was never
by any fact, and cannot
ia on any ground. Mr..
imply blundered in a
to injure a man who
i high standing in
fishes of many of
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

Tom Watson has at least given
ne of the anti-C1eveland stink
= b subject for pleasant dreams.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

rker has served nine
on the bench and has
peanut politics. A
ommendation that.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

!, dear reader, you do not
81 inquire where the Enter
lands as to men or
We are right, there,
I'LL else.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

cleveland is a much greater
ID than any of these who are
ing to bring him in disfavor
"a his countrymen. -Mou1trie
server.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

Yards. Our Wash
pondent" who has
ng Mr.. Hearst,
Rice as secretary of
sampaign committee,
0se his Job with the
but judging from the
letters, the com mittee
been merely a side line,
III probably hold fast to
nth Mr.. Hearst as long
Gentleman is in the race.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

This distinguished southerner jurist and statesman
is being seriously considered vicepresidential pos
sibility.
1t is generally conceded South is entitled to
recognition, and there seems to be disposition in all
parts of the union to give this section place the ticket
There is good for the insistence that Judge
Henry G. Turner be pushed the candidate for the
place.
Judge Turner is probably widely and favorably
known throughout the North, East and West than any
other southern
Not only Georgia and the South but the whole coun-
try is proud Of and has great respect for him.
He would add strength to the ticket.
Our ticket is:
PRESIDENT,
JUDGE ALTON B. PARKER.
oT HE oE THEN
vICE-PRESIDENT
JUDGE HENRY @. TURNER,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1904.
For President,
UDGE ALTON B. PARKER,
Of New York.
For Vice-President,
gDGE HENRY G. TURNER,
Of Georgia.

he Enterprise is not a f1ip-flop
politics.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

the the state
satisfaocent to
year, politics.
nuatiQr some fixing
nay country.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

Rt at least
or one of
5 a delegate
rict to the
Is not an adj
6lar candi-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

measure, not the
MY dispensaries
best judgment,
~. morally and
4 is a duty you
to vote that
tch.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

city court for
rcer? ella
i to confuse
ers at the
IN issue is
and that is
election.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

$500. BY ...,.,
ErTzGERALD PUBLISHING 90.
FITZGERALD. GEORGIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
+ ELKo NOTES.

Willie southall. Of New York, spent
Christmas with his mother.
Mr., and Mrs, George VIM and family,
Misses Alice Cartwright and Mary Tur-'
ner were guests Of Mrs. e. B, Vim dur
ing Christmas week.
Quite q number. ot parties were given
during tho week, Que at w. Adams, on
Monday night; Mrs, southalls, on Tues
day evening, and at H. a.. Chamberlaln's
and II. i. Goddin's, on Wednesday eyen-
Ing
with his mother, Mrs. G, Turner, of New
popt News, has returned to New York.,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Mildred
turner, aud her friend, Miss Winnie
Richardson, OF Hamilton,
Misses punsford. OF Richmond arc Wis.,
itipg their cousins, the Misses liable,
MI, and Mrs, Napoleon Fis'Spr are Vis-
iting Mr., Fishers mother MIS- w. 9.
Adams,
Ernest PurdeW. Of Newport News, paid
n Visit to his friends IN this neighbor-
hood wednesday, and Thursday,
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TIE VA SUNDAY
t. 10000. nigi,tD was spoken by ruth


etc "Good.niglt" was spoken by ruth
Rayhorn.
Tho Sunday school hall wnB taxed TO
It's capacity BY visitors and friends who
vii! ever remember this occasion as ono
of the most pleasant ever had here.
a Christmas trne nd entertalh tilent
sus held ut tho Masonic Home for the
children, who were made very happy,
b,it owing to the absence OF Mrs. Barbour,
their beloved superintendent who was ~,
a shadow was cast over each little heart,
Mrs. Barbour, superintendent Of the
Masonic Home, who has been Ill for
some weeks, was removed to the Retreat
for tho Sick for further treatment. and
all OF her charge arc looking for her
co}np.,te restoration to henlth, who IRE
Jolt cd with best Wishes from d multitude
o. friends. she being extremely popular
sn,l beloved.
Mrs. a. b. Little, Of Spring Hin, who
has been quito III, Is reported to be much
improved. S25#
Mrs. Philip Ticge, who has also been
Quite complaining, Is now getting along
nicely. RI 81
quite number Of visitors from out
OF town called on friends IN the village
to exchange greetings.
Mrs. McEwen took her little boys down
to New Bridge. to enjoy the Christmas
tree given At that church. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
- 17T-rsi3-- z 2 '''--F't 10 m ~ see 4
SEVEN PINES.

The Christmas tree entertainment given
at CorInth Church on Tuesday night was
a decided success. The programme was
extremely interesting and well rendl Tered
81 4 ttha Sunday school, a large crowd
VAS present and spoke In praise Of the
sntsgtalppent ref|eetlng much i, ered,5 ) on
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lyme, Jr, who
spent the holidays at the home Of MI,
Lynie's parents, have returned to their their
home .}33 S
E The following OUT f-town visitors reg q,
ilstered at the Pines the past week:
James D. Ritchie. New Lond on, Conn;
r. u, Brittle, Dendron, Va; ,. NJ, Bare,
Aidersons Va; Harry Irwin, Wintersyllle,
Ohio; Charles r. D. Reed and wife,
MARYLAND: Emma N. Enrich. Baltimore;
Virginia Booker. Lynchburg; Mrs J. s..
McGruder, Richmond; Mrs. J. p. Bril-
erly, Worcester, Mass; Charles 2. Hrig-
gle, Rushville, ILL.,; Henry p, Nettinger,
Philadephia: Alma Jackson, Berryyille;
r, BurWell Rives. Colorado.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
I FULTON NEWS,

The year 1903 was for Fulton one q
rho section OF the city situated in the
extrema eastern part OF the city has
made gain In all classes Of business
that has been very satisfactory 70 az.
Every merchant rspo.ts An increase II
brsncss and predict q better year for
1901. III
One OF the most Important items was
me oompletion Of the yards OF the
4 Chesapeake and Ohlo Railway at the Or:
leans Street station, and the erection Of
tho round house and various shops: This
gave employment to several hundred men,
4 WHO moved ia Fulton In order to be closer
10 their work A number OF new stores
and scores OF dwellings were erected.
The improvements TO James RlVer mas
given work to large number o. tNiton
citizens. which placed considera a.,
amount OF nonoy In circulation, lho
leading manufacturing plants, such as
tie Richmond Cedar Works, the virginia
North Carolina Wheel Works, the tine
branches of the virginia-Carollna Chemir
cal Company, the alillhiscr Bag Manu-
featuring Company. the &Arn1lt aBe hunu-
featuring Company. the Lower Gas
Works, the American Ether Company,
tho various brick-yards and score 81
other industries, have had an e1cep'l9h-
ally good year, and the outlook l9r thls
year Is very bright. q falr est't..a.s re-
to the business done during INC ssiI =
shown IN the postal receipts Of 6upsta-.
t;on No. 2, in charge OF Mr.. r. T. 1darrl-'
son. The figures show q large increase
over last year, notWlthsta cling that
thousands OF dollars worth Of stamps,
ntc ara purchased by the larger pusl7
meas concerns from the main postottlce.
rhn receipts are as follows stamps.
Sans; money orders, So, tA25o; reglstelea
rnacka Ees, Gl5. The fratArnal oraeFs n,AGe
tho largest increase last year ~ tnelr
history, especially tho 70. Y. a. ~. ana
Royal AFcanum, the latts ! t.tst's'.s 3
gain of 40 per cent.
Denny Street NJ. F. Church was packed
TO Its capacity Friday mig tne occus'o =.
being the Christmas celebration, which IS
siwMays held on New Years nlght The
SedifIce vas bedecked with ferns. hoily
and other cvcrgreens, which added much
- the occasion. Superintendent George
M Rogers presided and an excellent pFoT
Rramme was exceedingly well rendered
3 TIE Chris tmas entertainment OF Fulton
Raptist sunday School was held New
Years night In the auditorium Of llle
church. The spacious auultorlnm was
decorated very artistlcally for the focca-
sion. and was packed to It's 1u1.est ep7
RE officers OF the Sunday school OF
tho Apostolic Church for the ensuing
Year are; Superintendent John ", paugh,,
srty; assistant sAper1ntendents;, samne!
w, Draws: secretary, James 3 Bnrkei
treasurer, Miss Nannia Clarke; fRorlstef,
r. Leon Raams. ..,r,,..,. >,
cr ssan D uuite am an excitement OH New
Years morning about 4 ocloe|s, Burns
had q bad attack Of toothache and other
maladIes combined, and In an attampt to
get relief tried to klok out several doors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

Mr. Andrew Atkisson. who attends
school in staunton. and is now visiting
his parents on Daisy Avenue, has de-
clded to extend his visit for a few days,
much to the pleasure of his home people
and friends.
Mrs. Daniel Smith. Mrs. g. T. Collins,
Mrs, w. F. Turner and Mrs. ?. a. Bowers
were present at the cuthriell- Fa rinholt
apptlala on "Wednesday afternoon After
the return Of the couple from their we'd
,,ng trip, Hey. J, r.. Cuthrlell and lady
Wifi ba Entertained BIZ Mrs, Daniel Smith
at tho Tower House, Rev. ]. F. cuthriell
vas pastor Of the Methodist Church at
EIighland Springs during the past year,
and the Ladies' aid Society presented
him with 3 handsome gold-llned silver
fruit bowl as a. wedding gift.
Misses Ruth and Leila Atkisson spent
New Years Eve in Richmond, where they
!, rtpnucu q lul cresa co..llon, having q
most charming time,
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5 'STIlf "sfTs' Ss-s-P7- ''f5iy1 T. J.
FORT Lee.
mo 'ON 907s

II IN flue6udy SHs!1tuS q e.' ~ pat ~ 90
sembled at the home Of AT. Charles Wag-
ner, where a jolly time was had The he
dance, continued until the wee srnaa' hours,
was source Of delight that was much
enjoyed by gil. @
There was also q very enjoyable dance
given at the homo Of Mr.. and ans Mrs. Wal
don on w cdnesdayS evening,
The Christmas tree entertainment
given at Fort Lee ohool- house on Mon
day night was largely attended and was
greatly enjoyed by every one The pro-
gramme rendered was particularly good,
and the exercises were entered into with
an enthusiasm seldom seen In this VI
entity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Munroe both Of
whom have been III. are now rapidly CON
valescent.
Little Lewis Wagner. who was SO Sc
riously hurt short time ago, IS rapidly
recovering from the effects Of his acc's,
dent. i
Miss Lillian King, Eho teaches the Fort
lee school, spent the Christmas With her
parents In New Kent county.
Philip Duke, Of Richmond. septn severa i
days during the past week with his
parents, who reside hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mr.. Clarence Wright. who has been
Visiting Mr.. g, g. Hlgaason, has return
ed 70 bis home in Texas 57i.55
Mr.. Ktmball Maorea has left for Old
field to visit his grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs, ". J, Parrish, Of Marian
Parrish.
[ There was quite a merry gathering Of
young people yesterday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. H. Harris.
The evening was spent In music and
games, and refreshments were served,
Those present were Misses MahIe Ellis,
Meta Wilkinson, Alice end Bertha Goal,
Ter, Anna and Edna Gutgen, Leth Dun
csnson. Rlancha Hartman, Ethel Rlnlora,
Marie Ra1ghan. Bessie and Norma Wood
ward, Evelyn and Ruth Carpenter, Nam
ME starritt. Russell Jones, Ruth and En-.
ma Hopkins. Bessie, Evelyn and Flor
cnce Harris Norma Ware, Ada Scott.
Agnes Luck, Naomi IIaupt, MollIe DuYall,
Edith RaEland. Kathleen Gordon. Lizzie
letter. Mattie Ralnes and Cullen Cosby,
Charles Temlinson. Albert Farley, Frank
Luck, oyerton Woodward and Iames sat-l
SterWhite.
Alr, Hugh N, pabney, who has been
visiting his father, Mr., William Dahney,
has left for his hons IN ~! City,
Mr., and Mrs. Julius = Gay are In Char
lqttesYllle, N
Mr.. James Robinson. who has been
visiting Mr.. Frank Garter, has left for
his home In Norfolk.
Miss Bessie Prince, who has been
visiting Mrs, Geo. a, Minor, has return
ed to her home In Courtland,
4 Mr., Fred p, Dawson, who has been
Waiting his brother. DR.. =, A., Dawson.
Of Baltimore, Nd, has returned home,
Mr., Janifer Broaddus left to-day for
Nqrth Carolina Oh business,
Mrs., TT g. Willis and children. Of
NsT } : g;;;S.on are visiting MY ana MES
Mlss Raehaei James. Of Raleigh. who
has been Visiting Mrs, Jalnas Walker,
has Left fer hev2 home.
Miss Bette i, Banks. who has been
visiting Mrs ], +. Banks. has zone to
Albemarle county.
Mr., j. NJ. Ghalklsy, Of Atlanta. has re-
turned home after q Visit to Mr. Mason
Johnson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
EAST RICHMOND.

Tile Christmas tree entertainment on
Tuesday night was most delightful
event, BY far the best given here in rnan.s
years. Among those taking part were
MIS-. Myrtle Cook and Margaret Miller
played a duet with much expression
Misses Elms Kock and ] essie Lord ais
rendered duet in fine style, Too mucl;
White for the beautiful manner In whicl
size sang the loveliest Of songs, "Just 2
Rsy Of Light" the following four iitt!.
,naidens Joining in the chorus; Ruth Lord
Rutl, Hayhorn, Bessie Gary and Carrie
Thornton.
The recitation by Miss Lizzie Watson.
entitled "1Annie's and Willle's Prayer,
was beautifully reclted, while the song
sh.a sang with Miss Jessie Lord was
sweatly sung by both. comical dia-
lcgue. entitled Greedy Jim was vel,
we're Blair Dowden, Eddie Isabel, Elmorf
W;.Mer. Melvin Straith and Parker Thorn
ton.
Three selections were finely given by
tina entire Sunday school IN chorus.
Henry McEwen recited we'll ''The
Signs OF Christmas. The presentation,
o. the ''Tkrea Falries' was beautiful,
each taking part in a areditaple manner
The fairies were impersonated by Mar
Thornton, who we're beautifully dress.d
looking every inch the fairy, while seven
other little girls, tastefully dressed, alsr
took part in the scene, They We're Willie
White. Mamie Thornton, Laura Ray
horn, bessie Gary, Ruth Lord Sadie
Hcchler and Emma Hopwopd, Mr. Fowler
made a most genial and happy "Snntaa
Claus" and distributed to every child
nice book and another nice glft, candles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

Miss julia Horne, OF Fourth Avenue.
y visiting friends IN Fredericksburg.
B Y e. IS! ana Warrington.
4 !, MIS-. topihson ana threo chllaren. Of
baltimore. are tne guests g thr tornpe-s
sister. MEs. mortimer ~ eCl.uler, o FIRST lr
Avenue avenue Z, -, q.
The Young Peoples progressive Elinch
CLUB was delightfnily e4leEtai It last
fTlaay evening ny MISS besS y Marsnall,
at her hospitab BILE home on Fourth Aye-s
nue., T!inch ana other games were n
duigcd IN, AFTER Wnicn reEresnHNenHts were
served. AinohB tho2s s" prsssAlt ~ We.e'
Misses ,! nn!e sM.e; lD9 I,a.. M -,
Mug nsssay' nass.o un ~, % G ~
sl;aii Z e u u,t is.i,,a.s sa,n -,
[eh, Elewleyn =, ~ Wy ''o
Da;f.s : ,it !, T,,o 4, ,,,.,t,, "a, ,o,,.,,, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03

MRS. D. III Patterson. Mr. and Mrs
James Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs, sam Fuqua,
Mn. and Mrs. Cauthorn, Mr.. John DRUM
heller, Of Barton Heights; Messrs JOS
sph T. Blckerstaff. II. B, Taylor, John
SAX, Jake Blake Lucian Holloway. John
A. Rutherford II. A. Rutherford. Frank
Murable, William Coleman, William
Pierce, John Pierce Fritz Frank, Wal
ter Germelmnn, Frank III Farmer, Mt.
Rogers, OF Fairmount; Misses Jennie
Oakley Maud Haynes, Annie Fuqua,
Mnry Newly. Matte Newly. Daisy
c;urke. Mary Melton, Annie Hill, Nellie
Hill, Kate Holloway, Maggie Holloway
lizzie Blake Maggie Bnke, Mrs, SAX,
Mrs. Fiddler. Mrs. Caulhorn, Mrs. North
Mrs, Aldrldge
Tho bride and groom are very POPULAR
Tie groom returned from Montreal, Can-
ada u few weeks ago to accept more
lucrative position with the American
Locomotive Works In the boiler depart'
ment.
The future home Of the happy couple
will be at No. 1910 Buchanan Street.,
where they viii be glad to soc their
many friends.
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returned from visiting relatives IN t1ant Ian
over county.
Miss iffna Howard is the guest 81 Mrs
Nicholas Rooney.
Miss Lillian Hngar. who visited Mrs.
1roxton last week, has left for her home
In North Carolina.
Mrs. II. s.. Mitchell of Sabot, va, who
has returned.
Mrs. M. y. Hill and daughter visited
Mrs. Gary during tho holidays.
Mrs i, II. Thompson and Miss Jennie
are Iii Baltimore visiting relatives.
Mrs. Cook, who has been quite III, Is
now somewhat improved.
Mrs. Charles Pollard entertained her
Sunday school class Thutsdn ynight at O
watch night party at her home on
cr Afnugornents were indulged In and ro-
freshments served.
Among those present were: Miss An
mia Fill, Mtntile Brch, Misses McDon-
old Avis Hechlcr, Nellie Hlll, salllc Kau.
felt. Pearl Wilson. Ida Hill, Mable Pol
lard and Nessrs. George Lane, Charles
Pollard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pollard
Miss Dunfnnt, the attractive daughter
Of Mi. G. "A. Duntant and Mr. Taylor
Wedlock Thursday evening IN tho parlors'
IL the ROY. Joel T. Tucker. pastor Of
Dast End Baptist Church. The Bride was
handsomely gowned In white silk and ear ear;
rled Brides roses. while hor maid Of hon
or Miss Lucy DoWdy. was daintlly attlred
In white silk and carried white ehryssatllr n.
tEemums
NJ Gray Coleman was best man. AZ
ter the ceremony, the young couple left
Tor Newport News, their future home.
The scholars Of tho Christian Sunday
school, on twenty third Street, held
thse'ir first celebration Thursday night IN
the presence ~ L. large company This I, {.
festoons Of cedar and holly, while an
elegant and well-fille tree stood near near
the pulpit Il Ell
This little church is not yet two years
old, but has made wonderful progress
slpce II started on the Avenue lte IN small q
room Of q private residence. An attrac-
tive programme was rendered.
REV Dr.. sublett, the pastor. and s g !
perintendent Wright were each present
ed with handsome umbrella. Each
scholar received = hountttul supply OF
presents and edibles
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mr., IIpwooa FIllIps. Of buckingham
county, WAS the guest % his mother. MRS,
y n, Babgy, last week,
w. r. n, Flnke, az Washington, p. c.,
visited the families Of Henry Rurkert and
Mrs. Paterson during the week
Lildon Smith, who has hesn the guest
Of his sister, Mrs, GeastpRhops. has left
for Caroline county,
Mrs, Alridge and dauGhter, Miss
Ing Mrs. James Ghl!d4. an Reimbursement
P, 4. Hardy and daughter. Of Norfolk,
WHO have been the guests OF Mrs, Mary
N lllsv, hays, returned,
Mr. Wherry Calhoun, Of NpttpWay
county, has returned hQMe after spend,
ing the holidays With his sister. Mrs
Mary Miller.
Mrs, r, r. Salmon ana little son are
VISITING N, a, Weed at 1915 Twenty
first Street, d g
ailss blanche freeman. Of Huntington,
~, Va, Wl,p WAS the guest Of Mrs, GEO.
TroxtpN during the holidays, has rei1FR,
4 slessrs, a. II, and q. y, sogthwaFth, pf
HNntinAtan, w, Val visited Captain ana
Mrs. RoutIWorth last week, ia
Tho napghtsrs VI Liberty, a{ HpNfa ara Y
Grove, Will meet tarmQrFoW ptght. and
elect new alylssEs for the semlpE ysay. j.
Miss Clare Slalth sHt a!tR ~ M lew q
her friends Saturday RtEl. AZ kpg hop4e.
Mrs. Walter Readles and children have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
CAPITAL INCREASED,
Bank Of Buchanan Has Had {
Prosperous Year,

nu}s lPaaS'SSlA n Va "a jan. AT tha an
Iual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Hank of Buchanan. held to-day, the can, can,
.,ni stock was Increased 70 $4,000 and
NIdO carried to surplus I.
Mr, James Mundy was reelected presi-
djsnt and DR.. r. Fl, Latane MAS elected
vlce-prcsldent, The bank started the nsw
year with deposits amounting to $4,000.
the largest amount In Its history.
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POPULAR COUPLE.
Miss Holloway Becomes Bride
of Mr., Charles A. Rutherford,

of Mr., Charles a. Rutherford,
A pretty home wedding took place last
Wednesday, night at the residence Of Mr.
Ilapry Holloway, on Maddox Hill, when
lhe Rev. q. g. Cox, of Paramount Hap-
ust Church. united In matrlmony Miss
sallis y, Holloway and Nh Charles a.,
rutherford.
uhe bride was alfred In u beautiful
dress of blue ladies' cloth and carried a
Wraath Of white carnations. Mr.. John
Hall was best man. A large crowd Of
friends were gathered around to wilt
ness the beautiful ceremony. after which
refreshments We're seryad, i3s
The happy couple reeelyed many pres
erts and many hearty congratuA lions
liom their friends and acqnatntanees,
Among those present We're the follow
Ing; Mr., and Mrs. Tgusheim, Of Peters
burg, Va; Mr., Webb, Of New York. Mr..
Eastwood, b Of Manchester, Va; Mr, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS

g large Increase in his business over that
Of last year. a AZ.
MI. Calvin Jones has returned to his
Ecme n smithfleld after spanding the
holidays with Alderman Louis Washer,
on Williamsburg Avenue
Miss Mary Joynerj has returned to her
beer the guest Of Miss Bertha Washer,
on williamsburg Avenue. during the
hC!idayS 4
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Judgment Motions.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day motions for judgment We're sub,
ra,tted In the following cases:
Phil Kahn, ETC., VS., NJ. Marks, sails,
Faymer Brothers VS.. Il, Buch 5000,
J. w, Carson & Co VS., j, Fl. Gibbs,
$50
NJ. Goldman and Co, VS., Weinberg
Brothers, SOB,