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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-24

$50 gallons. ic less per gallon.
Turpentine--In cases. SIC gallon; IN
barrels. zoe: IN wood barrels. SIC.
GasoiIne--Stove gasoline. cases
2ahc; iron barrels. isc. so degrees
gasoline. cases. s2c; iron barrels or
drums. zee.
Lead--strictly pure white lead and
red lead In ton lots. TIC; 5o0-lb lots.
INC: less than 500 lbs. Sc.
Rope-pure Manila, i4c: STANDARD,
12Rc; sisal. ioKc; fstie brand sisai.
sAc.
Wire nails--Pressnt base at ,2.70
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BUTTER IS STEADY
Large Amount Still Going Into
Cold Storage Plants.
The Potato Market 10 = m, Most of
the supply Coming from Colorado
Strawberries Are still seares--Chsr.
rice Have Disappeared.

Fancy creamery but er II consid.
cred Arm and although large quantities
are being received all the surplus IL
going into cold storage. Potatoes are
flrm. very few oregon Burbanka beinE
In the market and the supply n now
brought from Colorado, Strawberries
continue scarce and cherries have en-.
,ireiy disappeared from the marEs.
owing 70 the rains,
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Produce.

Butter-Fancy creamery sisa?0c:
dairy, lGnGl7c; store. lbWlshc'
Eggs--oregon reach. i1la nisc.
Cheese--Young American, isG lies
Oregon full cream, i5c.
Poultry-Mixed chickens per III, IL
@i3nc; spriDg iahQl6Nc. hens II
dl5c. fryers JsG2Oe, hrolierS. ?5G
e7he; geese, Sc turkeys, live, ibQl7e;
turkeys. dressed ls02q ducks, old.
i4mise, spfing ducks, tS.bO05.
Honey--Dark, iois Gllc; amber. lsg
isc: fancy white. lJc.
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The Re,ort MerriIess.

Poeticus- What do those meat pack.
ers mean by asking for square dear
from the government
Editor They're just as afraid Of get
ting whit they ask for as you were a
bit ago when you asked my honest
opinion" OF those awful verses OF
yours. baltimore American.
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'Do you think that man Is useless
TO society when he Is fortyf"
''It isn't true OF all men," answered
Miss Cayenne. But great many
are just as useless at forty as they
were at twenty and thirty. Washing.
ton Star.
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Regarded With su.picion.

II understand. senator. that you re-
gard your colleague as an unsafe man"
Il do. II would be just like him to
get scared and turn states evidence at
the first indication OF danger. ."-Chlca-
70 Record. Herald.
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KeepInr the Bail Rolling.

Robinson-lt seems as though won.
Ell had mania for spending money.
Rawllns-l know IT. Why, whenever
my wife Is too sick TO go down shop
ping she sends for the doctor.-Judge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-24

Johnny-Pa. II says here that the man
had an unrufiied disposition. What
does that mean. pa?
PA man who has an unruffied dis
position. my son, is one whose choler
never rises Boston Transcript.
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Easily Explained.

"But DO you really believe that light
ming never strikes twice In the same
placer"
Sure, The place ISN'T there after it's
struck the first time" - Philadelphia
Ledger.
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The Able IaMrer.

"They say he's an authority on con.
stitutional law"
II think he's an authority on uncon.
stitutional law. According to him.
there's very little OF any other kind
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Fresh Meats and Fish.

Fresh Meats--eval, slA@4hc;pork7
07xc: beef. bulls, sa3itc; cows, 81
Q4hc: steers. 4@5c; mutton, sole;
spring lambs with pelts, 'l.5O025O
each.
Fish-crabs per dozen, sl25; shoal-
water Bay oysters, per sack, $500; oy-
sters, gallons, s2,25; halibut, 5ih black
cod, 7c bass, per h.. l2hci herring
&c; Founders SC; catfish, &c; Holsters
per ID, l2hc; silver smelt, &c; shrimp
loc; perch, SC; sturgeon, 7ci chinook
salmon, Sc; steelheads. 7Ac; sea trout,
12hc; shad, 3h@t.
-shoalwater Bay, per gallon
s2.25; per sack - net; Olympia, per
sack, 1925,
clams-Harishell, per box, 81; razor
CLANS. 81 per box.
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No, All naa.

Billings Is not altogether q bad fel-
low. | have seen him unconsciously
do several very pretty things"
"Yes. that's just It, He always does
them when he isn't himself" -Cincin-
natl Commercial Tribune.
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A singer. Note.

The Singer-lIe carries a note longer
than any one know.
The Banker-Perhaps. but I've car
rIed one of his for year now,-Yon.
kers Herald.
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clad.

I'm glad you're here with me-" she said
I'm glad you're glad said he.
I'm glad you're glad I'm glad" said
she
"As glad as glad can be-"
sim glad you're glad I'm glad you're
glad
I'm glad" then answered he.
They were the gladdest gladstone ones
That did ever see,
Judge.
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Two of Kind.

Margle-l wonder II Mr.. Smartly
meant TO give me left handed ccmpli-
ment.
Rita-Why?
Margie-T lie said these artificial flow
ers I'm wearing just match my hair
Detroit Free Press.
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Another Growl.

"W'hen is story old;"
when your wife gets so she can see
the point - BROOKLYN Life.
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wool-.-valley. goQ2lc; eastern ore.

wool--vailey, 2o92ic: eastern Ore
gon. it9isc.
Tallow-Prime. per h.. 3g5Re; No.
9 and grease, 2@2Mc.
Mohair-~cholcc. 3o93i per ID,
Feathers--Gecse. white. 35d 40c;
-eess. gray or mived. 25Q Q2oc. duck
white. l6a2Oc duck. mixed, i2ni5c.
neeswax- Good. clean and pure. 20
G22c per ID.
Hides- Dry hides. No. /. is lbs. and
up. isQiehe per ID; dry kip. No. l.,
6 10 Is lbs.. ii0I5c per h.: dry calf
No. J. under lbs. ira lsc; dry salted
bulls and stays. oae.third less than
dry min, tculls. motheaten. badly cut.
scored. murrain, hair Slipped. weather
beaten or grubbey. 293c per lb less)
salted hides, steers. sound. go lbs. and
over "a i0c per H.: so TO solbs, sh q
DC per H.. under 80 lbs. and cows. SO
&c per ID. sailed staRs and bulls
sound. &c per ID. salted kip. sound, Is
10 30 lbs. DC per H.. salted veal. sound,
10 10 IL lbs, &c per lb.. saitel calf.
sound. under 10 lbs. i0c per lb. (green.
unsalted. ic per ID. less: culls ic per
10. iess). sheep skins: shearlings, No.
BUTCHERS stock 25Qsoc each; short
wool No. butchers stock. 400 SOC;
medium wool, Mol butchers stock. 500
soc: long wool. No. butchers stock.
uGl.bo each. Murrain pelts from 10
10 20 per cen, leas. or i?Gfilc per ID;
horse hides. Salted. each. according to
size. $1,000; dry. each, according 20
size. ,iGibo; colts hides. 2S6so'
each: goat skins. common. 1o9i6e
each; Angora. with wool on, aSc91i.50
each.
Pets--Bear skins ms 20 age. No. I.
i?.5oaiO each; cubs. ,ld2: badger. rs
q 60c: wildcat. with head perfect, asa
soc: house cat. S0ioc; fox, common
gray. 5Oq7oc; red. s3q5; cross. 35d
lie; silver and black. $1,000 800: Ash
ers 500: lynx. It5o96; mink, strict
ly No. /. according to size, siI2.bO;
marten dark northern according TO
size and color. siOQi5; marten. pale.
pine. according to size and color, $3.50
"a, muskrat. large. i0a i5c; skunk. 40
d zoe: civet. or polecat, 5QiOc; otter,
large, prime skin. 5000 panther with
head and claws perfect. $2d5: raccoon,
prime. s0Q5oc; mountain wolf with
head perfect. sS5oG5; coyote, sOcGsl,
wolverine. seas; beaver. per skin.
large. s5Q6; medium. &SQ4; small, u
also: MtE. 5pa15c.
cascar sagraia (chittam bark)--
Good. 4Q4Ac per ID.
oregon grape root--Per 100 s, $50
L.
Coal oil--Peari and astral oil. cases.
2Olsc per gallon; water white oil, iron
barrels. i5c: wood barrels, i7hc; CO.
Gene oil cases. 24c: elaine oil, cases.
27e; extra star, cases. Csc: headlight
oil, l76 degrees, cases. 2Shc; iron bar
-. East
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Gray s. s. Co. Steamers to Coos
Bay, Eureka and San Francisco. Str.
Toledo to Grays Harbor, Tuesday and
Saturday.
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Agents s. s. Roanoke for Coos Bay.
Eureka, San Francisco and San Pedro.
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MA Il
Friday. 10 $50.
Saturday. 20. 1890.
Monday. %, 1890.
Tuesday 20, 1870.
Wednesday. "a Q.
Thursday. rs, A. m.
Friday. 26, $3.50.
Saturday. q. AIS.
Monday 20, $50.
Tuesday. 20, 1880.
Wednesday. 81. s.
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Coal oil--Pearl and astral oil, cases.
2Onc per gallon; water white oil. iron
barrels. l5c: wood barrels, l7hc: CO.
Gene oil. cases. 24c; elaine oil, cases.
2Te; extra star, cases, Csc: headlight
oil, l75 degrees. cases. 23hc; iron bar
rels. live. washington state test
burning oils. except headlight, Ac per
gallon higher).
Oils and Leads.
Banzine--sixty-three degrees, cases.
22c: iron barrels, 15hc,
Linseed oil-Pure raw, In barrels,
6lc: genuine kettle boiled. in barrels,
csc; pure raw oil, In cases, 66c geun-
Inc kettle boiled in cases, csc; lots OF
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Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc.
Hops--2s02lhc per 70.
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Cl||G|la NlVlgtlu
TOWING, FREIGHTING AND Ex-
CURsioNs.
STEAMER JORDAN
for Cathlamet. way landings. o. m.
daily except Sunday.
STEAMER JORDAN
STEAMER WENoNA

for Grays River. Knappton and way
landings. abby as follows:
MAY
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pay WIN MS toes.
Brown-Iiow old is he?
Jones Fifteen.
Brown-l'ye got boy at home who
can play with his toes. and he Is only
one year old.-Lesl!e's Weekly.
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c. H. CALENDER. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
. SEVEN. PINES NOTES.

IA destructive fire occurred in this section
Tuesday. Mr.. Wagner had a large tract q
fine timber ruined. Mr.. Sparrow had sew
tenty cords Of wood consumed and Mr. Ru-
tolph Eglas had his house and contents to-
tally destroyed II SOS , 4, ek ! II,
lion on Thursday night for the henetit Of
a family III this section and II was we'll at
Mrs. Mary Grimes Smith, daughter Of Gen.
ernl Grimes. of Rnleigh. NJ e. and president
Z OF a branch chapter OF the !" Daughter OF the
GConfederaoy." accompanied by her friend. Mrs.
pi.tshoro' = Ma ,hs e als1
route from VISITED tsa
battleflelds BY tho veteran guide James III
Lyme. = =,
lows: bernard Bottoms, Sam Taylor, Robert
Taylor, Floyd Vernon, yilEe Bottoms, Netti9
Bottoms. Minnie Gilhanl, Olnh Houston. Hazel
Reid, Lawrence Tiller, "a u ,
IN Primary Grades Emmett Bottoms. Raymond
West Floyd Clarke, Ethel Clarke. John Good
Win. Hazel Tiller, Eddie Grigga. Lois =, Tiiler.
Charlie Houston. MalWlne Wcssel, Thomas
Jordoy. Josie Pollard. P
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HIGHLAND Nj SPRINGS.

There will bio services In the Methodist Ep!IS-
copal Church this morning with preaching BY
the pastor, Rev. John r. McCart they, . 81.
7:so 20 o,cloek. with Dr. on. Collins as leader.
Subject: why, and how does God Punish
SIN Al y. members n. and the public are
Mrs shla = d. y Collins, having resigned as
the ''Wonlans Christian Temperance Union !,
a new president will be elected at the next
T hsid With R Mrs Collins ii' ~
Mrs Howard u, Smith and son. Douglas. Of
tIo,ffalo N. y, who have been the gl,ests
Of NJ home MS Ms IN II. Il 1
Smiths oldest son, Miss Kathryn snlt who
has been spending the winter here. also re-
turned with her mother, u, I, I.
grandmo.her Mrs. Lydia Thorpe, returned
Rome from Boston on Thursday, Mrs. Thorpe
having spent he past wl5 INT ~ that 1, ct y !,
"a I guest sY of Nj Halls and family on Daisy
4 Mrs. u. A. Smith, Of the Tower House,
has been quito sick during the past Week ana
The Woman's Study Club will hold q special
meeting on "Wednesday, April 18th; to make 9
final arrangements for "Kentleman's night
school follows Hester Allen COLLIER cumber,
Rosa Drake Robert Drake, MARY Iunn, Els
der Gum, Elton Griffin, Stanley Griffin Leaf,
Hollis ssss Kthff a sFf Msntss M'esn
Isaahe Nalary Richard. Carlyle SRohleder,
sl Miss ' Rosa Marsno has an attack q throat
\ MI. woodcoek still continues quite siciy with
DRY q. IT., Collins In attendance.
siarrely attended Richmond, Barton Heights,
ard other susbabaa places being reYr1e2ted
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.5 POLE GREEN.

"A literary meeting OF the Shady Grove Ep,
worth League will DO held Easter'sunday
night, y. :, u. :, (, !,
tian Church are preparing an elaborate prn-
grannne TO be 81. given In the church ffu sunday
'iss Services viii be held Mt the Pole Green
Christian Church to-day Mt $3.50 o'clock !,
Misses Blanche and Elsie Tallaferro visited
their pastor, Rev. g, II. Ryland, In Richmond
during the week. III sf5 W. !. U
Misc Pearl Hughes is expected home from
her school some time in no near future
vi. p, Basket recently visited relatives at
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Taley Waited Mrs. chas.
Jeter, al Beaver Dam. on Sunday last.
Rev Samuel Hatcher OF Petersburg. has
been the guest OF his parents during this
week, Vi 15@ IS 4: X :, aSlf e !,
Alis Denoon. Of I!azeldelle. has recovered
from n sever attack OF sickness.
Eddie Ball has entirely recovered from an
attack OF fever and Ia now able to resume
his duties In Richmond, r4i Is 5si,
Thomas 1'rice has returned to King and
Queen from a visit to relatives near Ellerson.
The Rosebud Society. q SHADY Grave; Will
The roll Of honor for No. u school follows,
Callie Southworth, Edna Hicks Nellie Me-
sGresor. 1nucress slmkinA, Essie simpkins,
I.essle southworth, Allie slmpkns. William
Y5Its3p
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the beds and carried some distance and broken
in atoms, while the wind tore the tomato
( plants and did them much damage. u
G a medal contest wi DO held at Walnut
/ Grove Church. under the auspices Of q the Z
tWonan's d Christian Temperance Union. n sffss
B Al ter3 Easter Sunday. services will be held
at Black Creek In the afternoon Instead 5oi
II clock In the forenoon. a I5I
Nv MIR. and Mrs, Charley Moore and daughters.
aof Black Greek, visited their daughter a Il the
4 Glympso recently a s5
" Mr., and Mrs 8EVernnrd gBeRdles are visiting
relatives near Walnut Grove IA sfFa5
E83 Miss Myrtle Hams OF Get hsemane, was
recently the guest Of Miss Maud Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Carrot nave returned
land. a j s4lf IN "a M
n Miss Cornela Crutchfled. OF Walnut Lane
has been spending some time with Mrs Oliver
Miller. at Highland Springs. Ell ls3S 5f 5s8
81 Mrs. y. T. Lucord and Miss Carrie Field. ot
Aztec, visited Mrs. ID. f.. Smith, OF FairTnount,6
during the past week. { 585yt5g5S
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Beadles has returned
home from visit to the formers sister, Mrs.
LIB Morraon .latss5.sl
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BLACK CREEK AND "a
BARKER'S MILL

"a Miss Norma Bruce expects to close tina
Bluck Creek School In n couple OF weeks with
an entertainment. fa
Mrs. Ewell Adams rted the home OF Miss
MolIIe Barker. OF Cold liarbor. s3a8,
4 Mrs Elmo Barker was the guest OF hiends
near Seven Pones during ths week.
Miss Lylles Barker visited Mrs, Stewart at
Cold Har'bor recently f s6f4 s$s s.5y3ls
Mr., West, OF Old Church. who has been quite
sick with the grip. Ia improving.
4 Mr.. Willie Tilghman. OF North Carolina. -
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. D. w. A. Camp
bell, Of Old Church. d.
f r. T. Broaddus returned to his home In 1
North Carolina after u trip to his farm near
". a. Hughes, OF New Castle has returned
from visit to friends in King William
Miss ida Lynch OF Old Church, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs, Trimmer. of King William,
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SHORT Or PUMP NEWS,

Mrs. Lynn Henley of West Virginia. e Wis:
& little Miss Ina Scott spent Tuesday night
with her cousin, at Erin Shades. Va
y Miss Helen Bowles spent Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. T.. "A. Snead. s.s .
e Mr.. Eddie Turner has been the guest Of Mr.
Willie Jones for the past week s.
There were quite q number IN attendance Of
Deep Run Baptist Church on Sunday. Mr.
Black, OF Richmond. conducted the gseryices.
Miss Maggie johnson. OF Rchmond, who has
been quite 3sick for the past three weeks, IL
some time with her mother near here. y
Miss Rebecca Kennedy. who has been at
tending the REVEALS of Richmond, has re-
turned to her home In Henrlco &
Mr.. Leslie NJ. Barr visited his parents near
here on Sunday last,
was the guest OF relatives on Sunday last
Mr.. ". q. Powers took trip to tho city
Mr.. and SMrs John Talbot. OF West Cary
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More IN CIV eckwear.
/ aces and trimmings
Street, visited friends In Henrlco last week.
Miss Gcrtie John is atie to be out again

Street, visited friends In Henrlco last week,
Miss Gertle John is atde to be out again
afssr spl q thS sas All
son were the guests OF Mrs. John Leavell on
Monday afternoon "a stsI 81 So
Mr.. Fred johnson is confined to his home
on the Cary Street Road from sickness. J$
Mr.. A. u. 6nead visited relatives in Han
over on Sunday last. I! "a SE 5tfs NJ 13
Mrs Irene Garth and little daughter are the
guests Of Mrs. Virginia Henley. Of Short
Mrs. u "A. snead entertained quite a lot
of company ut her home on Sunday last y
Miss. Agnes Bowles. of Erin Shades rs y!s-
Mrs. D. H. Henley visited her mother, Mrs.
Robert Taylor, on Broad Street Road. Tuesday.
The young people Of ths neEhborh,ood
Powers, Of chickahom,ny, Monday evening at
Mr.. Ballard 3. Ieako and Miss Minnie II.
Henley were quietly married on Mast Thursday
e 81 VIM
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Nuckols visited friends
. DR.. =, r, Mlchaels visited friends In Upper
Henrico county on Saturday III
the sr guest. az ToTsa VIE s
Mr. THOMAS ollie Powers, of chickahominy.s
visited friends In the city on last Saturday
Mrs. c. a. Bowles and her daughters, Miss
Agnes. of Erin Shades, visited friends In Rich
a, Mrs. ", r. Henley and MIR. and Mrs, b. y.
3Atkisson. were tho guests OF Mrs. John Leavoll
on Monday. , VI a, "a 4 si
Miss Allison, on West Cary Street. IA "a. Y
Mr. j. NJ. sncad and little daughter Mary
sHyburnia, OF West Beverly Street, were the
guests OF Mrs. c. a. Bowles, on Saturday AMI
Sunday. "A 55ssSisfa
Mr. Ossie Henley and Miss Minnie b. Tay-
Tor of Erin Shades, were quietly married In
Richmond on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
by the Rev. IL b.. Hudson. They will make
their future home on Broad Street Road. near
Short Pump. f8 t g8 t55 VI 5is.asFiFl
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FAR WEST END.

Mrs. Z. :. Miller and md daughter. Doris viii
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leave Gals mor1,Ing for L,nnchburs. y, "a at.

tend the wedding OF her brother, Mr.. w. o.
Edmunds. which takes Fplace in that city.
Wednesday. April 10Th. at high noon.
Wednesday night the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brock. was the scene Of a beautiful
Mr. Percy II Lawrence were united into tho
holy bonds of iImatrlmony The bride Is the
beautiful and accomplished daughterstof Mr..
and III Mrs. William Brock, one Of Henrleo
Lawrence IS connected with his father. NJ r.
Bergman Lawrence in the mercantile business.
Miss Isl Maggie Curley left Wednesday for
Montgomery, "A Ia bama, where she will spend
some time visit Ing 8reat ives. sss e
Aurora Council, W No. 49, Jr. 9. Il u. a. NJ.
candidates were initiated Into the mysteries
III Boys Boys Pleasure Club have Issued in
vitations to their many friends to attend an
all7tlay picnic and dance at The Ridge" on
Miss Kate Winston continues quite sick at
No. BIS Pine Street. ij 56s "
Star and Crescent Council, No. 8. Daughters
OF Liberty. held an interesting meeting at
programme was enjoyed by all present. q
ll Mrs. Charles Melton is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. ~. r. Miller. on West Cary Street.
+ Miss Helen BowIes,F of Clayton, Va, Is the
guest OF Miss Bessie llison. OF 22o4 West
Cary Street, sS Is it
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. b. O. Yarbroush. OF
f Miss AEness Bowles Is the guest Of Miss
Lillian Watkins. OF Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blount, Of Norfolk. is
IS ion, T d Es!sF Is H d Bssht
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n,,l auley 4 quite sick 4. s.. home, No

Ansil aulley is quite sick at his home, No.
Mr.. q ack MccrehanL who hurt his & foot
quite badly aSfew days ago py g Slipping p a a as
r. R..lEis improving. S55S IS . q
"a Maurice Ferriter, a former resdent Of this Is
here on visit to his fathert Mr.. Mike
@Ferrlter, Of Temple Street. g5ls u, VI
sE Mr.. Louis (Mack) Lazy and John winston
left Saturday for Midland. Maryland. to play
with Midland m the Maryland State League.
The Reception n .wa e, given I've,
( was repeated Thursday night with great sue
cess. The singing OF Mr.. sasakuret and open
ing address was well received. fj3-fs
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GAIJNEs's MILL.

Mrs, Mary Martin. Of Cold Harbor, is auits
III at the Clffs n
Mrs Samuel letter Tuesday. night. April IS,
Miss Alice Gibson has returned to her home
In Jetersyille, after visit of some time with
drove.
a terrific wInd-storm visited this section
lest Tuesday afternoon and did much damage.
Stables and barns wore blown down and trees
uprooted In many Instances The public roads
We're so blocked that persons had TO cut
reach home from Richmond With their team
ana wagons, hos-bed sash, wegs lifted FROM
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Among tho maskers. special mention may be
made Of Howard Holt, Of Richmond. as
scolored nlirre \ to * Miss Gnace stovali. who
represented small child Tom Ge T. ard
liz Daily and friend, as young ladies Of
fashion; t Miss Leila Atkinson, as colonial
belle: Miss Mary Murano. ms III tie ed
Riding Hood 4t Harvey Atkinson and c...,iss
tGcbhnrdt, rs I. 'darkey beau and belle, Z taking
prizes for Same !: last, but not least. III Happy
iHoolignn.' X who brought down the houso with
hts dances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
=. !. confined e the house 81 sickness.

nue. is confined to the mouse py sichIees. /.
Mrs. VIM. H. Holiday, is stu the susest l o.
te Ran Church. held Its regular monthly meet T.
Ing last Tuesday afternoon az ciock ~
he lecture room { OF ! the church. 4!
B The Young Peoples Social CLUB WIZ pe en,
tsrtained by Miss Annie sale a. !, ner nome ~
Third Avenue. on Tuesday me ,.i, ,,aet
E The Social GDrnmatic Sluo WIZ VIZ. t's's III
nj Mr.sSWiiiis Baker. after having been quite
sick for several days past, Is now some Wna I
The roll honor Tor Highland pa1k y I1s q
f SSi Senior A-ncbecca Clarke; Leila
Wingfield. Atwood Lewis. y ulien5 Todd: q
JuniorsA- Emily Cross. Bessie Carte Mauda
ETillcr Mary Starke.3s Bertha. Marshall. 10y
Cross. Chester Woodbridge. Thomas Tlm DC rlake
Harvey Radcliffe. q ~. ! ". q ~ I,
been quite sick for the past week. fig
!, The regular Sunday morning and evening
services will be held at H Highland Park Church,
conducted by the pastor. Rev.. r, r. Odell.
Sunday school at o 80 o clock. Z.
b The Ladfesf2Aid Society OF Highland Z, Pa "a
Monday Monday from to s. The japanese Tea will
not be given as heretofore announced.
Master Rufus Quarles has been quite sick
for the past week l
Mr. Henry Watkins, has returned TO New
port News, after spending several days Will
Mr. Lawrence Flemming. who has been con.
fined to the house for several weeks BY sick
Master Charles W.. Vaughan who was quite
badly hurt several days ago, is improving.
FAR WEST END.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PAR

q Mr.. D. II. Parrish, Of Second Avenue. is
slowly recovering from severe attack OF
Is Mrs. .pV. S. Carlton and daughter. after
spendingf several weeks with friends near
s staunon. Va, are expected to return home
during the coming week. 5
"A Little Miss ,3Theima Livesay. Of Third Ave-