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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

suffer in silence and drift along from
bad to worse, knowing full well that
they ought to have immediate assist
ance, but a natural modesty impels
them to shrink from exposing them
selves to the questions and probably
examinations of even their family
physician. 1t is unnecessary. Without
money or price you can consult a wo-
man whose knowledge from actual ex-
perience is great.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31
VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va.

opens Sept -. 1906 one OF the leading
Schools for Young Ladies' IN The South. sew
buildings, pianos and equipment. Campus
ten acres Grand mountain scenery IN VAL
ey OF Nlrgi MA, famed Tor heaI'u. European
tud America teachers. Full Our-e. Con
,eryatOry advantages Art. Huslc and ElO-
cutiOn. CeI lhcaies N-Iies'ry. students
rom ~ ~ttJe-. For cats IVgue address
MATTE .. HANKS, PRESIDENT. Hos uoke.
Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

fashion Am There " offered 10 ne %
stores fur and m goods
cIotheson Inc
splendid weareSsng fabrics
clothes that h and keep
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

A BOY in Yonkers, New York, is
said to have been in a trance since
last April. The officials of the gov
eminent detailed to prosecute the
trusts seem to be in 81 milar condi-
tiOn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31
sHEPHeaOSTOHN MARKETS,

. a S-S RIA.
Bears the hIhe Kind You Have GlSays Bought
''; :; '' &HzazzzW
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

IT is to be hoped that when terms
of peace between Senator Elkins and
the Blizzard insurgents shall have
been agreed upon that poor Charley
Brooks Smith will be taken care Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

THE harvest is past, the summer Is
almost ended, and still Chauncey De-
pew has failed to come out with that
explanation concerning his dealings
with the Equitable Company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

News comes from the Philippines
that war has broken out in the prov
ince of Samar. We reiterate our
opinion of several years ago that it
would be the part Of wisdom for Uncle
Sam to trade off the Philippines TOR a
yellow dog-and then shoot the dog.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

The tax bills will show Just wha t
sort Of tax reform Governor Dawson
and his friends have given us-not
this years bills alone, but next year 5,
when we will be taxed upon the in
creased value of real estate. The fig
ures in the tax bills will be more con-
elusive than two years of argument.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

SCOTT 6 BOVINE, 4oe New rsas 7s Street
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

THEY cay that the Hon. Jim La
kin is on the slate for appointment
as u S. Marshal to succeed the Hon.
Charley Elliott. Mr.. Lskin is de-
serving Of something very good, after
the way he was lambasted last spring
by and with the advice and consent
of his own party.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31

Services every Sunday at II a. m. and
100 p. N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

excessively heavy grade. Two engines
we're required to do the work Of one on
ordinary grades. Is.
The new route is low grade, and cuts
off seven miles, in the bargain. Thus the
new route has been dubbed The Cut
Off," and Walton. four. miles east Of
East Radford, is really the terminal OF
the New River division, instead Of Rad
ford, as heretofore.
But there is no railway station, no
hotel there; nothing except steel rails
and forest primeval. Southwestern trains
run up to East Radford over the main
line, where passengers change cars LOT
all points between Norfolk and Bristol.
Thus East Radford is practically the
terminal of the New River branch, and
Hotel shere reaps the benefit, instead OF
the West End Hotel, as formerly. 4
The old road between Bell Spring and
Radford has been torn up, and now the
beautiful bridge in which Radford has
felt such pride is doomed. Utility Is
what counts to-day. and apart from add
ing an aesthetic touch to the Landscape
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CURVED BRIDGE AT RADFO ORD.

head entertained at their home In South Chat
ham. The Invitations which were very APP
proprIate and nobby, each requested the reel
pent to bring lantern TO compete for the
prize. The home was very tistefully decorated
with autumn leaves and blending with the iliu-
limitations and costumes OF the hobgoblings
presented most appropriate scene AT the
gate the guests were met by the ghost, who
safely conducted them 10 the home. where
they were received by the witches and made
To spend a most delightful evening. Fortune
tellers were numerous, and visiting the various
fires proved most delightful,
Tho shadow contest In which canvass was
81 rctched. on which was thrown shadows of
the young ladies. while the young men ops
positc side guessed. The guests then drew
shells buried deep in sawdust, containing slips
OF paper telling where to find their fortunes
and how to see them
Miss Wilson. as guest OF honor was presente ed
with very pretty box which she proceeded
to open. releasing n large black cat, which
caused much sscampeling among the fair sex.
Several recitations added much to the occa-
sion. after which puneh, l:na;en biscuits s,n,l-
were served Prize for the hes, lantern was
presented to Miss Eva Whitmore.
Miss Kate White entertained the younger
sct The little folks turned out In large num-
bers. and were given most cordial welcome.
Guessing advertisements was the feature of
amusement In which all Joined and honor for
the first prize was warmly contested for, in
which Miss sReba Turner came out winner and
was presented the prize. a pretty candlestick
small box Of zu.Zu ginger snaps, Numerous
games Were then enjoyed for some time, fol-
lowed by tho serving Of delicious refreshments
Saturday afternoon Miss Isla Ragsdalc en-
tertalned large party OF lady friends at
whist, Several tables, We're filled, and the
beginning through. When counting time came
Mrs. N. r. Clement held the highest number
| of stars. and was donated the handsome first
prize. Mrs. NJ. y. Overbcyt captured the con-
| soation. Serving of refreshments concluded
| the pleasure OF the afternoon
Miss Sara Ferris, of New York, visited NJ es
Carrie White this week.
Mrs, James =, Woods returned TO Roanoke
this week after a visit OF several days to
relatives.
Miss Matte Martin hns been elected dele
gate to the Baptist Missionary State Conven-
, Sionary Society.
The Baptist Church Tuesday night elected
charlottesv about middie Of Wovnmher - =
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PEOPLE IN WYTHEvILLE.
Especial to Tho Tlmes .plspatcb

j
4iWYTHEyII.LE. VA, Nov. a.--Aisa Nlnette
Chreien, OF New ooreans, who summered
In Wythevlllc, left for her home on Monday.
Miss Josephine Logan. after sojourn OF
several months In Virginia. returned Friday to
her homo In Nashville.
Miss Mary c. Powell is spending some weeks
with her cousin Mrs Minor Hronaugh In Nor
folk
\ Miss Blanche Sanders and little nephew arc
tho guests at 'Inge-de'' this week
The NSythe Grey Chapter OF U. d. G., met
on "Wednesday at the residence OF the presl-
dent, MRS, s, ", Williams. The mestns Nas
of unusual interest, and was vol attended.
Mrs. Kathleen Green Of Staunton, is yis-
iting her sister, Mrs, Y. r Kent, on Union
Mrs. William Todd Dc Van and family leave
On, Friday for Philadelphia. where they VIII
spend the winter. .. III i s
Mrs, Hodges and daughters Misses Lottle
and Kathleen, who have been the guests al
for several no sSaaN returned e
Mrs q. w, Price, of Waycross, On, former
resident OF Wytheville Is visiting trends ~
town. Elii e3si. ~
Mr., and Mrs; j. Lee Lawson after spendlin 4
for their home In Alamagorda, Now MEXICO q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

present week and in the lead was a
Charming affair given by Miss Kate Gies-
chen, In the large and handsome hall Of
the Howard Relief Building: It was a
by Mrs Theodore Runge and Misses
katherine Mohr and Katie Flick.
Another unique affair and one OF much
pleasure was gxen BY the luther L :.
ering OF Sprghtly Spirits"
Last Monday afternoon from to 1880
o'clock the ladies of the North Carolina
Sorosis entertained their friends at re-
Of displaying to the public the soc,etys
large and handsome library. which is de-
voted by the ladies to the pleasure and
benefit of the public gratuitously.
All eyes of society are turned now upon
spire next week, lasting for several
nights. and in which hundreds of ladies
are taking direct interest. feature or
4 the event will be nightly dance in the
posing Masonic Temple. Heads of the
different committees. each being promi-
nent in the city. have been appointed as
follows: n..,.,,,
Munson. Wilmington Lodges Booth-Mrs.
r, II. Grant. Orient Lodges Booth-Mrs.
McEachern. St. John Lodges BOOTH
Mrs " Pr Gsnov c9 BnotS-M Stefe "
French, Jr Lemonade Booth-Mrs. J. 4.
WATERS Flower Booth-Mrs. r. G. Can't
we'll Dancing Hall-Mr. Richard Brad
lew and Children's Day-Miss Mamie Al
Another delightful event on tapis Is
rnrention TO be given by the ladies
THANKSGIVING Day at the James walker
Memorial Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
How Is
YolIrHeart?

Is your pulse weak, too slow,
too fast, or does it skip a beat!
DO you have sliortncss OF
breath, weak or hungry spells,
faintii,g, stnothering or choking
spells, palpitation, fluttering,
pains around the heart, in side
and shoulder; or hurt when
lying on left side7
If you have any OF these
symptoms your heart is weak
or diseased, and cannot get
better without assistance.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
strengthens weak hearts, and
rarely ever fails to cure heart
disease. Try it, and see how
quickly you will find relief.
.About January list, 1902, took
and gradually grew worse. | was told
ny family physieispb that amy f saao
third larger than normal size, and
For at least three months ! had to sit
propped up in bed to keep from srnoth-
erIng. ! semitic five bottles 81 II
Miles Heart Cure, and by the time s,!,
had taken them all I was entirely
cured. l feel better than ], have for
twenty years, and am able TO 40 90
any Kind Of work on. my farm: NY
attending physician told me that II ~
/ would now be in my grave
L. r. sCURD, Wilmore, Ky.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Is sold ny
your druggist, who Will guarantee tha as
the first bottle will benefit. II II 1alis
he wIll3refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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sCoTTsvlLLE, VA.
snecial ITO The Times-Dispatch.)

sCOTrsy1LLE, VA, November "A
very enjoyable Halloween frolic was
given at "Paradse," the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Harris on Tuesday eve
ming. the main feature of the occasion
being a ghost dance" in the big dimly-
lighted hall OF the house. Weird indeed
we're the figures in their spectral drap-
cries with masks of varied expressions
rrnning fierce and quizzical. This was
followed by fortune-telling and other
games. Chocolate. cake bananas, grapes
and annles we're served later. Those pres
ent we're Misses Grace Burgess, OF Rich
smnnd: Marjorie and Helen Harris, Mae
Heal MARY Dull, Annie Farrar. McsdameS
r IL. Farrar and G. b. Harris. ana
sfessIs. rom Leckie, Cary Moon, IL. G.
Harris S r. Gauit,l G. 3. Harris, III
Marion Pitts, Charlie Darrier., W. 5. pap
ney. Wright Manner and Bledsoe Bcal'
Alter several hours Of reVelrE at lara
disc, the gentlemen spooks betook ihen-
selves 10 the village. where the ron was
called (many answering strange 10 say,
Who were not presently. ana an oyster
breakfast served at three O'Clock IN IN, the
morning. Mysterious barbados Ike
mushrooms sprnngsup in the night were
found in the5 Street$at sunrise 5.
Mrs d. p. Powers, NJ RS. IA. G. Bell and
Mater Gilbert Bell. have returned from
Mr. n II. sclater willSleaye shortly for
I,smont TO engage in business
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Darrier have re-
turned from their bridal trip.
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MIDLOTHIAN SOCIAL
(s,eclal 10 The Times. Dispatch

8 s1IDLorHIAN. CHESTERFIELD CO.. VA.
NOV. mir w. w. Hudspeth came nome
Monday from his work in Richmond SICK, ING
has not been able 10 go TO his work since.
Eugene w. Bailey has returned 70 cary y.
c.. after spending his vacation here Win ms
parents.
silss Maude slnoot was guest OF MISE 'l l
garet Jewctt Tuesday.
ars j. IL, Fisher and Mrs SEWN ,t1amGocA
snent Tuesday at Bon Air visiting lrlenas
rhe Sunday-school union was laIsetS a'ee'u-
I, ed SUNDAY at Chesterfield Church.
ri %, w Bailey and family weta Inc r.! Huesss 70
supdny OF Mr.. j, w Hancock ana fanny u OF
MISS louise Bailey. returned nome s1 Ia.
after spending several Weeks WIN 'itss hiei'o
Mrs. O. H. Ingram 10 the. guest OF her SIS
to ~ Mrs,i II. IL Walden. Of Manches ter.
,,a ~ ., :, Win Mrs. sewyn Hancock
M~s 1,nsii Winfree returned 70 her home
W A. r. nnhnstcr Thursday after spending tho
~ '',am ~ tho guest OF Mrs. ". G. Owens.
sl n,ti saIIy Jones returned Tuesday after
MFR, .nHn friends and relatives IN Cumberland
can thee last two months .g.,..
ausa Ada In Prade Is teaching schoo! w tMe
old brick school-house, and boards WIN ME-
c. nIrs r. NJ. G, Burlington. of Bon Alt, and
I: Mrs three ,s children. little Mary Robert and
d ~ Mrs. w, ", Hudspeth Thursday.
" ,tis.,1 Mamie Quariesf was a guest OF her
M, ~ ~ Mrs. Jetfries. Thursday
! ". r, Field has been much indisposed fof
several days. ans5 s.&af
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ence Edmonds and Miss Georgia Borum,f
OF Suffolk. Some OK those present were
hrrs James B. Dey. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Dcy, Mr. and Mrs Claude E!,chard.
Mrs. 'ribcrins Dcy, Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
I,aker. MIR Clarence B. Hill. Mrs. Robert
Old, Mr.Fand Mrs. ETH. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs James L. Davenport. Dir. and Mrs.
w. l.. Murray, Mrs. w. X. Mathews. Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh c. Whitehead. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
C. Taylor Mrs r. A. Saunders. Mrs.
Simmons, Mrs. G. 3. Fcrebce, Misses Sal
lie and Marguerite Dcy, Miss Rosa Bruce.
OF Suffolk; Miss Matte Ames. Mr.. sam
uel w. McGann. Mr.. Venus Gay ana ar.
Audrey g. Bailey
At the meeting OF the Senior German
club the old officers were re- elected. with
the exception OF Mr.. Wellington Hardy.
on the committee. instead OF Mr.. w. w.
Old Jr. who VIII be In Richmond this
winter. II was decided that the germans
VIII be given In the new Client club. ana
the membership list will be Increased TO
u hundred. which is now sixty
Lieutenant Pitt Scott. U. s. NJ. enter
tanned at breakfast Saturday on beard the
u. 8. S. Missouri. His guests were Miss
Margaret Ramsey. o: Baltimore; MISS
Josephine Cooke. Miss Alice Kelley. Miss
Dorothy Wake and Mrs Henry Baker.
Mrs Charles L, Finch entertained at
ca rG,s on Thursday afternoonsat her home
, on College Place, In honor OF Mrs, Bour-
rouefs Of Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Nina Johns, who has been visiting
relatives M White sulphur Springs, mas
i retfsr-Sed hons. Xxx
Miss Alinc Petit has returned from a
yis,f il Her brother. Captain Petit IN
suffolk.
! Mrs, Thomas II. Kcnsctt and Miss I'll
lalian Kensctt nrc visiting relatives In Bal
/, ti1norc and Washington.
Miss Eleanor Conrad, OF Winchester.
| wno has been the guest Of Miss Lillian
! Kenset,. on Botetourt Street. Is TOW vis :.
| Aiting4heri sister, Mrs. Henry fi.5l @tte' ~
Client.
Mrs. stiles. OF Nav York. Will spend the
winter with Mrs William A. Sloane. at
South Norfolk
I Miss Nellie Tompkins, Of Richmond is
/ the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Tunstail, on
< Precursor Street.
/ Misses Fannie and Mary Register ore
! in New York.
! Mrs Dismukes. OF ST. Augustine. Fla.
/! Is visiting her daughter, Mrs James Dun
! can Fuller, at the Henrietta
Mrs Randolph and Miss Randolph. OF
| Tallahassee Fla. arc mt Mrs. Eliza
Downer's on Butte Street; for the winter.
/ Mics Lydia Leo, OF Sumter, g, C..5l Is tho
!, guest OF Miss Alice Old, on Freemason
| Street.
Mrs Milton Brown OF Salisbury. n. O.,
lis the guest Of Mrs. George w Dey. on
| Butte Street. g3g
/, Miss Eugenia Roberts, OF Gatesvtlls. n.
! c.. Is the guest OF Miss Lille Fentress
i on Dartmouth Street.
Miss Alice Kelly is visiting friends IN
! Annapolis.
Miss PIckens left Monday for Charles
| ton. s. C.. after being the guest OF Mrs.
|. Brown. on crnydon Avenue.
Mrs, Arthur Gray and Miss Virginia
| Gray, VINO have been visiting relatives in
Petersburg, have returned homo.
Miss Cummings. OF Washington, is the
/ guest OF Mrs John S. Jenkins, In Client.
Mrs. Phillips Barbour. who has been yis-
\ fling Mrs. G. b. Ryan, on Freemason
! street, left Friday for her home In Mays
vile. Ky.
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THE CURYEOIBa|DG AT
.RADF0RD TO Be REMOVED.
Grade Too Heavy and Norfolk
Western Abandons
Especial to The rimes-pispatch.)


RADFoRD, VA. November 4-one Of
the chief charms OF Radford's landscape
is her bridges Three big steel structures
with the little village Of New River and
with North Radford, on the Pulaski side
of the river.
Tho big wagon bridge opposite ST.. AL
bans Is a quarter of mile long and
about seventy feet high. It was built
about fifteen yearstago by Philadelphia
land company, was afterwards owned BY
Colonel George w. Miles, and Is now
the property of Mr.. Lewis Harvey, Of
Montgomery county 1t Is toll bridge,
md there Is vigorous movement afoot
to effect It's purchase by the town. The
heavy tolls arc highly detrimental to the
business of the merchants, as 1t turns
to other towns the trade Of the farmers
for miles around. The citizens Of tho
town are almost unanimous In their de-
mands for a free bridge. The hitch
comes In the high price asked by the
present owner.
The third bridge, looking west the
railroad bridge on the main line Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, is being
replaced BY new steel structure the
work having been In progress for several
months. 81
And now the middle bridge, the benuti-
full curved railroad bridge on the New
River division, resounds to the clang of
tools and the strldent voice OF the der
rick. For this splendid structure Is being
torn down, and will be removed-a part
to the Cripple Creek road and part
10 the Clnch Valley division OF the Nor
folk and Western.
For some months the bridge has not
been used, owing to the fact that the
road between Bell spring and Radford
has been torn UP, and trains from Chi
cago, Columbus and Bluefcld enter the
town by way of Walton and East Rad
ford, instead Of Radford.
This change was made because Of the
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y -.
,,.,a,test enbers, and other ladies', and
lassashme,,ts were servedyby little Misses
,r u, Ragland, Mary Louise galway
ana FRANCES Miles, or Roanoke
'r M yuests OF the club were Mesdames
5 ino peter Carter, Edmondson, HoeK-
,ar Harris, Miss Wallace. 81 Snar.
, ,nun and Mrs. flaming Niles, OF
Roanoke. .,a soc,e+y, ~ Grace
a,n,.ch gave very delightful phantot1 !.
narty Halloween night at tho nome OIL
Colonel and Mrs Warner .. henu lssn.ns
rio ruests went masked and sneeteo
ord ghosts, while few appeared IN
fancy nn costume and domino. The door
,,ooner was Master Wallace Gnrklng, IN
rho costume of red devil.
Mrs wavcrly N. Rayland, In the cos
tune Of n witch, told fortunes IN
gloomy cave, dimly lit by witch IRE.
nvnr which was suspended the fateful
couldron where spells were brwed from
,'newts and frogs and creeping Things.
Mrs Ragland was splendid IN inc roie
of witch. and the scene stfdkingiy r .,aH1-
stic, rubber snakes and frogs sprawlinR
on tho rocks OF her den, adoins " 'ie
grewsome effect.
Miss Minnie Howe presided over the
nuncl1 bowl, which was filled to the BRAN
with sparkling cider.
Supper was served In the dinlng.room,
the table decorations and v'ands BENG
strictlyiin keeping with tho day, as were
the games and fortune telling, entered
dnto by the guests
a Halloween party after the order OF
the above was given by the ladies' OF the
West End Christian church ut the nome
of Mrs. j. W. Worley. with large
crowd In attendance
The Rosebud Garden OF Girls also ceie-
brated the festival by ghost party.
1t was held at the home of Mrs. =. - :;
Scott, each guest going rs n ghost a., ana !.
telling ghost tales IN the weird light or
diving embers and jack o'-lanterns.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER FISK Nicholson !.
have issued cards to the marriage OF
their daughter. Katherine Wilbur to Mr..
Karl Rudolph Heinrich. Mt their home
on Arthur Heights. Middlesboro, Ky.
Much interest is felt here In tho APP
nroaching marriage of Miss Mamie
stuart Bentley to Mr.. August Louis Lch-
mann. which will take place at the Pres
byterlan church. Pulaski. at o'clack
Tuesday evening.
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the contractor for stone work, and the
steel work was done by the Phoenix
Bridge Company.
The bridge is nine hundred and thirty
feet long and fifty-seven feet above me
water; curvature, nine degrees; grade
one degree. II is conceded to be re-
ma rkably fine specimen of engineering
skill, and ITS beauty Of outline has given
1T a place in the affections Of Radtord
people. which causes universal regret
That it will soon disappear from the
Landscape.
The work of tearing down the bridge
which is in charge of Mr.. William Ander-
son, Of the Norfolk and Western force,
xviii require several months.
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CARTERSVILLE, VA.
,tspeclal to Tho Timos- pispatch.)

England Of Washington, d. c., Is expected
Monday to spend month with his relatives
here. Mr.. England Is fond tlof hunting, and
fayorite sport, Ssff 5.si
Miss Annie Mae Rhodes has lust returned
home from a delightful visit to Lynchburg and
Richmond. s4trE
REV, II. l.. Wingfeld viii preach his last
sermon here Sunday. He Will leave Monday
health Of his wife Mr., iWlnyheld expects to be
sent to the mountains another year. During
hisf passionate here both he and HIS wife have
with genuine regret that they are given NJ,
Mrs Mary Palmorc was tho guest OF Misi
Day In Chesterfield Tuesday night where ~
attended \ HalloWe' en- party
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VII MIN.GTON, N. C.
tspccial 10 The Times-Disratch)

8f WILMINGTON, y. c.. November A.
Inv tations were sent out this week TO
two more interesting weddings soon to
be celebrated In Wilmington. Mrs. Henry
Perrin West has announced the mar
rage on the afternoon of November 10Th
at hve-forty-five O'Clock at ST. James
Episcopal Church of her daughter. Miss
Emma Perrin West to DR.. Thomas
Meares Green. The second announcement
is that of the marriage of Miss jamie NJ.
Williams. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
"A. Williams to Mr.. Henry JQ. Mcmillan.
All OF the parties so soon to plight their
troth are prominena. in. local society.
Appropriate to..the. time, Hollowe'en
parties marked the social life of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
KING GEORGE NOTES
6snecIal n rho Times. pIspatch.

(SpecIal 10 The Times pIspatch)
KING GEORGE G. H.. Nov. 4,-The ladies'
of tho Protestant Episcopal churcha Of KING
George county gave q "Silver Tea Wednesday
eyenng at ''Hohson,n the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. John g, Pollock. for the benefit Of
enjoyable one, and a large crowd gathered at
anfearly hour to participate In the socablity
OF the occasion, Dainty refreshments Were
served and soodly sum realized 5.i
rho iIopiscopallans of King George propose
tearing down the old rectory. situated at the
county seat, and upon tho same site wi erect
a pretty new home for their minister, Rev.
b. n Turner Mrs. Turner, whose helllh has
been delicate for some years, is greatly im-
nrvYsd \
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its day of usefulness is past.
The curved bridge was completed IN
the fall Of 1885,
Captain William 1ngles, Of Radford,
was the engineer in charge of construc-
ton; Mr. John A. Kelly, Of Lynchburg,