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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-25
kNlahts q Columbus

"A cOunCls VI hnlgntS vi COz
lumbus was organized in this
city yesterday. This is an or
ganization for fellowship
Catholic laymen, and is an order
for fraternal insurance, this
feature of the order being es-
lpecially good.
/ The first Council of this order
was organized in Connecticut
twenty-five years ago, and since
that time it has had a phenom-
inal growth and now has one
hundred and fifty thousand
members, with councils in
every state in the Union. 1t is
for Catholics only, and is in
tended for the betterment of
the members. The council or
ganized yesterday is the fiji
|teenth one in Iowa.
A large crowd was resent
yesterday from out of town,
Carroll sending 80 members,
Sioux City, 35; Council Bluffs,
20; and Omaha 10. The first
and second degrees were con-
ferred by the members from
Carroll, and the third degree
was conferred by the members
from Sioux City. Forty-seven
members living in Missouri
Valley and vicinity were in
itiated in the mysteries of the
order. w. j. Mccullough of
Davenport, state deputy, was
master of ceremonies, assisted
by T. F. Griffin, of Sioux City
district deputy. The initiatory
ceremonies were highly appre-
ciated by those taking the de.
grees.
A banquet was served at
Fountains hall last evening
The hall was most beautifully
decorated and presented a hand
some appearance. One hun
dred and twelve were seated al
the tables. The following menu
was served at the banquet:
Olives l2adishes
Veal Loaf Ham Tongu
Dreamed Potatoes
Hot Rolls
Chicken Salad
Wafer
Strawberries Ice Crcar
Assorted Cake
Coffee
Cigars
Toasts and responses wer
given during the banquet a
. follows:
j Toastmastcr, Richard d. McEvoy
"Catholic Lavmcn.
Rev. ]. NJ. Hanson
Dunlap.
y The Safest I'raternal Insurance in III
u World,
: + McGrath,
Sioux City
"Our Order"
w. H. Andrews,
Sioux City
> american Citizenship"
Rev Father O'Connor,
Omaha
) Founder Of Our Order
t Rev 7. b. Smith,
Triumphant knighthood"
l. Emmett FINLEY,
Council Bluffs
Much credit is due to w. l.,
: Burke for his untiring work i
= getting this council organize
in Missouri Valley. 1t will b
y a good thing for the city as
- will make a "home lodge" for
= large number of. the citizens j
= the country surrounding tn
: Valley. The council will secul
6 a lodge room as soon as po
/ sible.
]. MEMBERS.
Adams, w. II. McEvoy, R. ID.
8 Adams, j. 9. McEvoy, IN. I.
IS Burke, w ]. McEvoy, E. p
IS Clancy, ]. e. Mullen, T. ]. (Rev
Cody, w. ID, Mullen, p. r.
Cummings, E. b. Moriarity, +.
Carlin, a. O'Shea, Nj. X.
Dimmick, J. O'Connor, ]. NJ.
- Dinmick, lanes O'Connor, John
e Deur. c. II. Redmond, d.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-25

George Newberry, of st. Louis
is in the Valley, the guest Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. South. He
saws Mr.. and Mrs. Max Eisman
sail for Germany next week for
a two months visit at their old
home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-25
ELLIOTT & HARVEY, DRUGGISTS

Mrs. w. Hillman, Of Modale,
is here visiting Mrs. Andy
Wheeler for a week.
Mrs. Frank Davis and daught-
err, Mrs. N. |. Owens, left for
Boone today for a few days vi
sit with friends.
Miss Belle Evans who is
teaching school near Modale is
the over Sunday guest of home
folks.
The son of John w. Deal ran
a rusty nail into his foot Thurs
day night and now has a very
bad foot. Blood poison is
threatened.
Mrs. Dollie Burgess leaves
TOR Omaha at the close OF
school here where she will enter
Boyles College and take a bust
ness course.
CAsro1rA.
Scars tho q The Kind You Have Always COugtl
Signature ~ HZIzZ
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-10
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN thc District Court of the United
States-For the Western Division
Of the Southern District of Missis-
sippi-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Mrs w. NJ. Tom
linson, bankrupt
To the creditors Of said Mrs. w.
NJ. Tomlnson OF Belzoni, in the coun
ty Of Washington, and di tsritafcgk
ty Of Washington, and District afore-
said, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on June
1st, 1905 the said Mrs w NJ Tom
linson was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting of
creditors Will be held at the office of
VIM. Griffin in Greenville, Miss,
on June 18th, 1905 at II o'clock in the
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, ap-
point a trustee, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting
NJ. d. LANDAU,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-10
HAPPY IS THE BRIDE THAT
THE SUN SHINES ON

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ara fine irr,ri,br.. ,..,,,,,,.r;,,,a,,,. 10
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shines ON bpt hammer stin i 4b.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-10

Lawn mowers that last for years a.
the same price of cheaper ones for
sale at the Geise-Mann Hardware CO.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-10

Buy Mccormick Mower and Rake,
The best OFT the market TODAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

MISS Rcbacca Daingerfeld Gordon has res
turned from q visit 70 Miss a ffeld. o. Brook
slyIl.E N. AZ s3gg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Nelson notes.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
NORWOOD. NELSON Coz A. Ma :; y
put across Rucker' Rum.
Il Tho farmers are beginning to stir q nd
the fields are being cleared on. T here Is
q great talk here Sof e. farmers, o. lance.
sickness in e f. some grip. some malar
S MrMand Mrs. y. b. Dent ten are now on, q
trip to C Chariot tesville. N orfollk and Rich
mond, fi .8t $i: IS n 81 t
Misses Glennn and Gertrude scruggs are
expected to return home Sunday after
spending some time IN Portsmouth, r lch-
Sulond and yFluva ma. Il W
Mr., stanhope Mcclal land still keeps his
bed. ff III 9SSts a8i# q 5i.i
B Mrs j q W. Carricoy and Miss Josephine
will don penttential garb the ante Lenten
@S Mr. Thomas r, Williams expects toll leave
here In Two weeks for shington ard
other Northern cities From there he will
sail TO Liverpool England ,;9 to Visit his
old home and his son. l5 lf3 .$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
s;T'Al',U|..|NT.0N'.

tspeeIal % The line. .DIsp.tch.
STA UNTO March l.r-Little Miss
friends At rthdays part Tuesday afternoon
Ct her parenta resld o,, Prespsct Street
pink and white and =. reps sepast & wa
served Those prtsent were; Catherine Holt.
Constance $B Curry. # Annie Wilson, Gait crlne.
Voliers Llsse Gait. aiFer ; NOT NOT
fat Walker Sydney Rawlinss James Todd.
Ran,,doDh R.rkmsn yyis Emory r.
others.i Misses Eva Edmond son and Mamie
B!cke presded over the tab les. q .s sl8i
sa Miss IN Frost.s pupils In vocal expressions
EavoS a delightful Apanese entert ainment at
the Mary Bald win eH,lnary Friday nigh .e en-
titled Ian Evening In Old Japan which
consisted lsys osA5sles
especially arranged for the occasion by Miss
Frost: 8 also Japanese love songs ana q Japa-i
nee fan ar'!! and readings from Lands
The Talent Party given I'll. week b. tbs
Ladies'. Ala Society of Trinity Church was q
The party was held lin tho parish house and q
large gathering was r ssI Y. I, 4. :,
Helen OpIe, Nora Sublett, Mary Hs!Tes. Lula
Pickle and Daisy Thornburg, Is SstfF ri $s
33 Mr. Charles r. Scott " Of New York. = met
CA. this week. 1t Il Mr. Scott purpose to
organize q fraternal club among the younger
= naye ss
B 81 Bible study, a monthly debate have business.
meetings and popular talks and soc!als. q As
Harry E,vlek. william Panc.ke ana Hender:
son Liggett, to select q name for tho organiza;,
tion.B : time and place Sof meeting. etc. y,
young men over fourteen years % age E are e
4I Tho regular mont bly, meeting Of the Daugh.
ter. OF the American Revolution was held AZ
the residence OF Miss HUI llihen. Mrs e. g.
0oochi read = most interesting sketch OF Wash:
inEton irving q life NJ Miss NJ RI. DIVA. ana a
Mrs Charles Curry followed with selections 'r1
from his WI, tings. s$S q . !. Z.
custom Of presenting a medal In the public
school for tho best essay on san historical
subject. and ascon,mittse appointed 70 select l
II" Tic .I pubc school trustees Of Augu.ta county
met at the ONCE Of 81 O, Peale saturd ay uorn-
Ing. Tho object Of tho meeting was TO formulate
plan for the educational! IN ssaHn,
under the auspices Of the state Educatioha'
returned srSm .7 T|es,ss
Mr.. j. II, Alexander q this city. left t {,
Richmond Thursday where ho Will make his
Ny Ms 5 smalea Is visiting friends lend y
fl NJ. waddeil kinney n went . Richmond
Thursday, where he III make his h9nne, =, :.
sb mF; Mas Hqss Ks's sppeaes
MI baldwin Ransom v \, prq 2n 1Msnt
Sss t'g'asS as faa no. e1sss
Which Which place they vill SAL for J.snslsa on
az as
Nh Eotols had gone TO visit her husband,
Hon. sion E d's Eohols who i y. u.s.
Walter GshSs,iS T h.nds 81 pr shell,
ten 'Horsisy, in r. edmond, has returned 70 the
city and Il. doing We'll, gi. S f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

4 Miss "A lice Gil mrnon, Of Frederic ksburg,
is visiting friends in the city. 2 #
I Miss sallle Bird Garnott who has been
visiting in Richmond for several weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
d SALEM SOCIAL J !
(sp.clal "a L, The ETlms., p!.paseh;}

q. II al Especial to The Times p!spafch;} -
L n SALEM, VAn March Mrs. w. |, w !.
party Thursday evening, N honor. 81 M M;1s :
house was profusely decorated With ferns
and carnations and "a hank q PAINS ~ !.
Formed a background for the, recel WING
rarity, The hostess wore g handsome COS
tune Of BACK Tn, enc Mss g T g r q
TON was gowped in white lace ana cAr-
ried mink roses, The 8 prizes were won
~ iss Matty fHend erson and Mr.I George
Re- Ahpns .sa Kate fEyans Matty
es Jans Johnstons Bess!a Henderaon,
Grace Wiley, Mary Foste Matty I, Ar9,w WI,
Elizabeth Cromwell " tha Chang Ter.
sCiaudlne Ferguson. LOOMS ogan. Mary
shanks,r Mary Tempt ton, Nora shanks.
Mrs. N, Il, Norris and Mrs, II. p. Plghi
Messrs. Robert Logan, Cgstlss HurWell.
Mitchell STROLLER, LYLE. AtcElung,. GeorEe
logan, Lewis Lanshovi Ct y. " elton,
!S.7 ri Stugevt, q. III. Recess, Fred Rlnke
II. II, Fox, M n, Pugk and pr. Z G.. p:
Koontz ana Me- Tinsley Kindred, q
y Roanoke. I. 81 " 81
tertaj ped the s0ci Ia club In a. cha mlng
manner Fri NOR ning at heir hospt-
\ tabie home, On N a lns II hist Was
played for several hour ft9si N !ch .as,
|iIiHhttV yelTes hnen tgs t!ne 81 ~ stss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
REINACH, An East Broad Street

spent the winter In Washington, have re-.
turned to the city and are al No. lis
East franklin Street. Friends OF Mt.
sTalum1 viii regret 70 learn that he has
been suffering Z for some weeks wit n q
3severe attack OF the grip, and Is still
confined to his room gs331t
s[4gs "A ~ l{3
@ Miss Matte .awson, of y Fauquier,jj5ls3
spending a few days with NJ rs. j tIdl ]
capers. on West Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HI. Capers. Jr., will
leave Tueaday for g week trip TO New
ork. sBjS
On Mr. j ames F. Dunn, OF Stamford Comm
~ visiting his uncle MI. = Dunn, at =
Forest II Ill I'D
Mrs. Id Cary Ruffn Randolp III has rel
turned to her home, in Charlo ttesvi pe, Va,
latter spending a. fortnight In Baltimore
1Swi tn her mother, NJ rs. # der LEX F.. at
tiers Us 5F, @ &
8s Mrs r ebert Beverley and her daughters
! the Misses Beverley have returned e to
their HON 9 in; Winchester afterfa month s.
Visit In Baltimore with Mrs. Beyerley's:
sister, Mrs. u p Atkinson r
8ehIiss Mary iii ckok, who has been much,
admired while spending the winter In
!, Baltimore. where she made her Aebut
at the first Monday german, will return
to- her home in 4 r chmond. during early
spring. s53s t,S5 n
Mrs George NJ. Harrison, wife o Il Judge
George M. Harrison, Of the Supreme
Court and Miss Rose Harrison. who have
l. INT 7frhr
are now visiting Mrs.: james Q uarles In
|sLoulsville, Ky. 5i5sy n
Mrs. John Tyler has returned to her;
home In he city . fter q pleasant Visit
| to- friends In Louisa g 5G s5s Y.
The friends in Richmond OF Judge Ly-
man Chalkley, formerly Judge of the
Augusta County court. will be pleased
Ito learn OF his election as dean OF tho
Inews law college OF the Kentucky L]le ver-5
sity. L 558 Ia Al
""Chantilly,"" the old Flemming honie..
stead, of upper Hanover, has been sold
to Mr. q w Hope Sof Louisa counts
Invitations have been received In the
city to the marriage Of Miss Sarah Cham
berlayne Winston, OF Mr.. r. B..
Winston, 4 OF Nv Igor, Va, to Mr. Charles
Grandson Powell. sson OF Mr. n. Halves
Powell, OF Louisa. The ceremony wi
take place in St. James Episcopal Church,
Louisa, on March 18th, al 8 o clock.
Mr.. Samuel "A, McFerrin. who. for tile
last three years, has been q student MT
the University College OF Medicine, was
called home last week on account of the
death OF his father, F, G. hlcFerrin, of
/ Stanton, In his absence, his class
mates held a. meeting Mt which resolu-
tons were passed, expressive OF their
sympathy. .S3 5
i NJ Z. 3S5,5 " S : VI y IN Xxx !
Mrs, M. BNorvell And erson, who has been
visiting In yashlng ton and IRE erlcks-
turg.ss'lla returned home
Miss Laconl rs the guest OF Mrs How
ard Fletcher, In Fairfax, Ri i5l
Nj ISIS Alice Cannon, Of: Tredericksburg
i His visiting friends in the city.
Miss sallle Bird Garnott, who has been
visiting in Richmond for several Weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

Especial 10 The q Times Dispat ch.)
OLD POL COAITo NJ ], s March
A -sackcloth and ashes a r. KNOWN "
quantity AT Old Polnt. consea emily the
spring season Is beginning with every
a. promise OF being unusually ga y ASsS
IA on Tuesdh y evening a. lar Sc hop was
given at the Chamberlin by St he officers
s8of the post "A tllp BIZ hesS dancers were
"A iss Case. OF ri K1dnd Ia TX. Cont: Miss
u Louise Kfnsley, n Of Buffalo: ~ las Pren-l
81 tiss,, &fof New York. 4 and the Misses Hef-
n finger, 81 Portsmou h. n IS II. :: S; 8.
VII "A IN AIRY hop was given by the orl-
II GERS at the Chamberlain on Fri day eve
HI ming. AT u "a large n dinner given N fore
the hop the II guests ludcd Lieutenant
s#andi aira. 81 NC. Carson NJ ISIS x gsley,
Il All iss2 n Case Ut the Nj sses Fl filnEer. Miss
Virginia S Ca bel Baker, OF hester;
al Capiain Brooke Payne. ~ cut enant + Mor-
siton Wood, Lieutenant Her. lieutenant
tloiso ss'd Lieut. e''a ~ Paul q
I Mr. Il. BY Roosevelt 81 New. York. =
Il cousin OF i. the Presto dent Mrs. Roosevelt
II q nd y r. b. Roosevelt arc spending some
III time at the Chainberln. W. 5'5 5
AT Isa ker4$ and her daugh ter.
7sA iss Virginia, Ca bell Baker, Of Win hes.
Il ter are guests Of friends It the post
They attended thesinaugurat ton III w ASH
#lngton, here fiss 81 ker was vas! much ad-
43mired. g. s, a. Z u. I, \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
]. soc. 81 I! ]
Continued from Sixth Page
announces the ngagementf Of her daugh-
ter. 4 Miss Susie Edmonia Sears, to Mr..
John Page Noting hams OF 6Eas tern Shore,

ter, Miss susie Edmonia Sears. to ] Mr.
John Page Nottingham OF 6Ea stern Shore,
Va. HI 8iiSsis Fl
Miss Sears is tho daugh liter OF the late
Captain Robert 4. Sears, and sister Of
Senator j, 1; boyd sears.4and Mr.. Robert
Lee Sears. Of Ma ttews.
sas Mr.. dillingham; is etsonB of nj Hen
Try 4. Mott ngham, of Eastern Shore, and.
is a popular banker Of Mathews. sss
U University Alumni.
At az meeting Of the Maryland Asso-
Of Virginia Tuesday fternoon the follow
lss7 s f'esss vsF' s's'ssa 6 s9FY0 W.
President, Mr. Hugh H. Young II Ice
president, Mr.. Alexander y. - LeftWich; ;
secretary-trcasurer, Mr.. sJ .aR Mercer eiar-
met Jr.; Executive Committee, Messrs.
r.. Lee Marshall, DR.. Gordon Vilson, BcX-
erly3 W.. Mister and Dir. Lewis NJ Allen;
honorary VI ce-presid ents. Messrs. w !:
Cabell Bruce. Will liam 81 Il Bryan r., ana 'lI
Charles p. Ford. js
Pickett Auxiliary.
Tho u La dies N Auxiliary5sof the George
.. Pickett Camp OF Confederate Vetcr ter
ans. will no Id their regularimonthlY meet
ing on Monday March 18TH. at F, M I'm
their hall. No, 3o7 North Seventh Street.
"a full attendance is requested
Masonic Home Auxiliary
Tho regular monthly, meeting Of the
Masonic Home Auxiliary VIII be held ~
the Masonic Temple on Tuesday AFTER
on, March S14th,s at O'CLOCK.
Williams Memorial Circle.
There will be a meeting OF the u
fltams Memorial Circle 5ofe The klng' s
Daughters on Tuesday afternoon. March
814th,fat Also O'clock. With miss Kate MIG
Curdy, 1913 West Grace Street.
Surprise Party. u
III Miss Myra Barnes was the reel plent
Of a most enjoyable surprise party q
few evenings ago, given by g nun per OF
scided success and proved quite a happy
surprise to the young hostess, Dancing,
music ana games were the pleasant fea-
lures OF tho evening, Refreshments were
served at midnight. Among@hose present
were Misses Jessie Kirby Ina Barnes,
Fannie Idol Georgle Roll ms, 4!zzle
O'Nell, Myra Barnes aud Messrs. Ed
Ed ward. sealman. william and Joseph
Winter, William. Johnson, Joseph Idol
and John Merideth. ii5 iii b
IA Personal Mention,
Captain Cpssons and his niece are still
travelling In FLORIDA. and expect to re-
main on the penlnsular until the end OF
the sea son, ,i 3ss .8
Y Miss Jennie Rogers, No. 4lS North,
I,wenty-seyentl Street. has returned, aft
ter a delightful stay of ten days In
Washing ton. 81. 4. is Il 4
S Mr., Frank q. Robins, OF Ilayal IN, Cuba,
Sis visiting bls parents at ~ fsh and Cary
Streets. yYhel, he returns to u Havana
on "Wednesday, he will be aceo mpaHied
ny his IA her. ~, ls oblns, Tho goes
"a Q spend some Weeks WITH his son IN
ub4. ,S3s ySys AZ VIM VI
arld pplFs, l4uel n 2, 'Fatpal, " 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
MACH, 427 East Broad Street
OIL POINT COMFORT

Mrs. a. II, Weliin ston, Miss ~ llinston,
New York; MI md Mrs. n. Fisher Ed
ridge. We Miss 4 Maude Cunning III Ports
Hefinser. s sit 81. Hef ass Portss
mouth N 3 II. !. Mr.. and MRS. George "
Marshall Miss Margaret Marshall, Pitts
burg Mrs. Charles Lord, Mr. s.. II. Z. 4 Al
ley. q New Z ork; Mrs. William Crawford
Nj " alter Tton,ason. II ISIS Jennie Crslwl
ford. New X ork: Il Mr. !. and /. Mrs. Frank r
Darling ton, Vest Chest er. Pa. Mrs. "a,
A b. Doyle Ashevitle, M q. NJ rs. + NJ
sargef NJ r. 5ssa3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

e Misc BAssle yyntsdn. Of Danville. Is Visiting
I hcr friend. Miss Mary Drake. IN the West
END.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
q KITCHEN oNsPlRAcY; .55is8

a q KITCHEN CON PIRACY. s3S55
S That s de matter Wild yer?' exclaimed
Aunt Liza, as the new house Girl came
weeping into the Kitchen. Il
40 L,ordy, An Liza, " jes knows l
gwine lose ma home. Gus hdis Il ] ohm done
tole me to 4 git outen Ills sight an stay
out, an. T sutny has dun tried to plese.S'
wv atcher dun n demanded Aunt Liza
We'll. you know dat ole black cat dun
knock over Nils Joints water bottle, an
bruk 1t. an split all do water. an, Mis-
John lie set mo at - by lat I.iffa water
dan he do his d!nner;8he say he can git
long tout It. an he low It's Jest ma
carelusness q ,lefnn'. do bottle settln' III
de- winder'' ssa Az t5i8 ~ tss ls
IN EN- min, " honey; Sdonchu cry, ] gWinc
hep yer, said Aunt Liza, shaking her
head inapressively. 7 seen de water man
let a nuther timmy-john NV dat Bo-font
IAItA water, an ] gwIne hep yer pease
Mis- Joints ange r; know what dat was
ter dun fur i'm case fore he got a.
drlnkln' Nv dat Bofont, lie war ez thin,
an yaller, an siokly lookin' ez a free
niagers daWg, but loren g month been
gone, he dun plump up, an walls round
jas' ez peart % one NV dem ban goostt,
srs, tell yer. chile. dat Is a great Wa
ter AM 1t sure dun rizt Mis- John: from de
low-grounds NV mlzry tell no stan fun
on de mount Nv salvation an .spey unce.
Run long now, gal an T. de- ~ cFler
quick outen dat jlnllny.1ohn GO Sc specs
Mis- John amt gwlne et nuthin' onless.
he sits dat B font Bfust,.ph 81 II
glYe'Esll Ion Rea font for 90 Cents, lhone
l5a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

battles. chicken salad tomato Jelly and
|, fruit a salad was served. Nils Euge
!. Gram and Mr.. ST. Clair Brown received
Miss Annie Langh orne and 81 Mr.. ~ RI q,
ehugert, 3l354 3. 4
n The Literary Club met T uesda y evening
at the home OF Captain e. q G. Foster, on
Broad street.It was the first social meet!
Ing of the year and proved to be- very.
successful. Miss Foster Is \ q d lightful
hostess and Il every one pr onounced the
evening q most en- oyable on O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

s Mr. Frank O.. obins % llayal ~, Cuba,
sis visiting hIs parel,ts at Fifth ana Cary
Streets. When he returns Ito Havana
on Wednesday, he will be accom- pan ied I
by his fat her. w, y. Roblns, Yl no goes
TO spend some Weeks With his son " 4
Cuba. ess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
has returned to- her home In Hanp tom


has returned to- her home III Hanlp ton.
8$s Mrs e. AL Il loyd ,sS{ who has been oh g
visit to her3 parent 81. Mr.. and M r.
Noel. No. 6O5 East Grace Street, left a Fri
day4Srfght swith5her& husband i for aSGiyls!t Z
Ia ,' frienEas lr5 1 st; Lou. q. B:
All Mrs. Fl M Dude y5 OF Washing tor, az,
isSwltt her dang tier, Miss Della, Nj l,who
i lI sick i: 4 in ~ the cty
Mrs, 3 Knott 8ls visiting her sisters,
on effress Street South y Bo9ston
Mary, q Georgia, arc visiting friends SSint
Mrs, Henry Brown, u Nathalie. 4, va AZ
sssa ssns ss
~ Mr., w. Knapp. Of F'rederlcksburg, has
come to tie city to accept =. position
Miss Josle rinsey, q Ashland. Is here With
friends for several weeks
{ I, Miss Blanche Cross: u Ashland, has re-
turned To- her homo after q pleasan stay with.
friends in he city. /,
Mr.: John Hankins Il yisl ting his sister, Mrs.
s sB.d Fontalno In clifton Forge
Miss Bessie Terrell. g near Hewlett. iastill.
B 81. Miss Ellen IIaushton has returned 81 her
I home an Newport News aft or q several weeks
stay In Richmond. III ~ sE5B
Mrs. Douglas Vaughan and her little son.
Douglass. have re turned after q visit to her
sister sisl Mrs 4 shton Elicit Il, Ashland. g,
8 hlr. . Benton Is visiting relatives In
55.g Mrs. r, n. a.. Burke q the guest OF Mrs
Harry Oliver on Freemnson Street. Norfolk
ana aaashtss
in Richmond f M A.
sss3 Mrs. p. B. Dechert is visiting her father.
Mr. WILLIAM Alllster, on East Market Street,
3s Miss Glenna and Gertrude SscruggS is Nor
swood. Va..,,$ are visiting in Riohnt Id. after
sspendIng some time In Portsmouth,i
Gil Mas Lula Hundlcy has returned, after5 a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Ashton I1ett and Afrn.8
Edgar Mallory In Ashland as N ss q
f General Fitzhugh Lee Is In receipt OF a tele-
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3tOHrIrE, C.I,I,H EMS OBJ RICE1MOND:

- = rs s.
n Is respectfully s$ announce my CANDID acys
sc the office Of CITY = the
city OF richmond subject to th le
cratic Primary @ s$ IA ,.ss;
#, making thls announce cement y #ts sun-St
necessary for me to say thing 5to3 g! ~
many friends as to my lqualift cations ZOE
the office; but to sue & our citizens as III
may not have the hon OF to know person
sonaly esl cay tina have served ~
tho city as . puty Sergeant for eis hi
years and filled ce Of City Sergeant
for six yea g.
official not b are g tier q record
which q Is II open for inspec tlon. am s a
natve-born ginian and BS ltfe long
Democrat, 4 and should It be the pleasure
81 the voters OF r. edmond to rat N u
candidacy III can only promise, 4 hat. Twill I'll
give my undivided personal attentito ~ SE n
the honest and conscl tious pert orman1e$
Of every duty that may be intrusted 40 t!s
me- Respectfully, ., J, u