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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
GLEN ALLEN ITEMS

Mr.. Wiley Biedsoe, son OF Dr.. Pow
haian Bledsoe, OF Hylas. visited friends
In Chickahominy this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. "A. Saunders, Of Glen
K Allen, were the guest OF Mrs. r.. T.
i Powers this week.
in his home In this county, iB again well
and out TO business.
Mr. Parkie Mills, OF Hanover. visited
friends In chickahominy this week.
Miss n. J. Purycar has greatly i'm
proved and Is now out as usual attend
ing 10 domestic affairs.
Mr.. Emmett Bone, Of casco, visited
friends in Glen Allen this week.
This community has recently been Wis
,ted by a killing frost and quite a lot Of
damage has been done. g&
Rev. J. F. Cyler. pastor OF Shady
Grove NJ. z. Church. has left to attend
the Virginia Annual Conference. Mr.
Oyler Is very much missed from his con-
gregation. &
X Miss Jessie Puryear. a daughter OF Dir.
Clay Puryear, OF Harrington is Visiting
friends and relatives In Kentucky.
Mr.. Sidney s. Trevvett. Postmaster at
Glen Allen, left on his annual vacation
on Wednesday. November LIST Mr. TreY-
vett left Richmond at P. NJ on boat
for Boston. Mass. he expects 10 remain
in Boston short while and from there
he will visit his father, Mr.. Thomas
Trevvett at Gitbertsboro, Mass. Mr..
Trcvvett has been In Ill health for some
time and 1t is hoped by his many friends
that his trip will greatly improve his
health.
Mr.. Thomas o. Powers. former post
master of Chicknhominy, is now employ
cd at Glen Allen.
The case of Mr.. Flemming Johnson,
who was assaulted by Mr.. Ollie and
Herman Nash on the 10th OF October. tho
accused were fined $40 and cost Mr.
Mr.. Ollie Nash was fined $25 for unlaw.
full assault. Mr.. Herman Nash was fined
SIS for assisting.
Charles Anderson was fined the usuai
amount and costs for disturbing the
public worship in the upper end,
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CRYSTAL SLIPPER.
A Brilliant Entertainment to Be
C;,vcn for Needy Woman's Home

! A Brilliant Entertainment to Be
Given for Needy Woman's Home
The first committee meeting in regard
to what will be one of the most bril-
liant entertainments OF The early winter
season. met at o'clock saturday after
; noon. In tho Executive Mansion.
Mrs. Montague and tho board Of mana
eers of the Home for Needy Confede-
| rate Women have decided to give O very
elegant affair. to be called 1.-THE Crystal
| Slipper, In the Academy of Music, De-
cember 9TH and 9th, with matinee per-
formance.
'.The Crystal Slipper" will be for tho
! benefit OF the Home for Needy Contede-
rate Women. Ladies present at the COM
mittee meeting yesterday were Mrs.
James Aston Cabell. Mrs. Matthew
Bland Harrison, Mrs, Harry Hazard.
Mrs Philip Taliuferro Mrs, r.. II. Lind
soy, Mrs. James WEIGH, Mrs. Emanuel
Raab and Mrs. Simon sycle.
Meeting with these ladies' We're Profess
sor Agostne Of Wilmington, N. g., and
Mr.. r, i. Lynwood, Of Atlanta, Ga,
who will direct the entertainments. These
gentlemen have been making II most
successful tour throughout tho North
and Canada Richmond being their first
Southern stop.
with Mrs, Montague at their head, will
enlist in behalf tho entertainment the
5prettiest girls and young society women
In Richmond. all concerned being deter
mined from the start to make out of
their efforts monumental success
Many OF the best musicians in the city
will take part and the debutantes will
have each role specially adapted to
her sweet SELF
Tho costuming In the various tableaux
and scenes of this brilliant Spectacular
performance will BIO especially fine The
f1rst rehearsal will be given Monday az
ternoon Mrs. James Welch Will have In
charge the little people, VINO Will exe-
cute the fancy dances; Mrs. Phil!p Talla-
sferro will chaperone the tower girls;
Mrs, Simon sycle Will supervise the
gypsy lads and assies; the Japanese
boys and girls will be In charge of Mrs
Emanuel Raab. Mrs. 7, Aston caben
and Mrs. Matthew Harrison viii select
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ATLEE ITEMS

The Sunday school mass meeting OF
Henry District, Hanover county, will
meet at Shady Grove NJ. E. Church Sun.
day afternoon.
MISS Clara Verlander has returned TO
her home after q pleasant visit TO friends
In Richmond.
Little Miss Mamie Morrison has return
ed to her home near Walnut Grove. after
spending week with her aunt here. y
There will be prayer meeting every
Sunday night at Pole Green Christian
Church. The services will be conducted
next Sunday night by Cleveland Heath.
Miss Florence Carter, of Pole Green,
spent several days recently. with her Sis
ter. Mrs. =. l.. Luck at Elmont.
Mrs. II. P. Basket, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Avis. visited relatives In
Richmond this week,
b Mrs M. Addlngton. of Pole Green, spent
Sunday with her sister In Paramount.
Eddie and James Collins. of Richmond
spent Sunday with Thomas Loury.
Louis Verlander, Of Rlchmonu' spent
Sunday with his parents here,
John Thomas has returned 10 K,eh,
mond. after a visit to his rather near
this place. .,,,o snon,
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RIDGE HAP PENINGS.

E
Mrs. Lula Grafton and her daughter,
Miss Bessie Grafton, and MIR. S. D. Jen-
nings, of Richmond, and ...iss Bette
Bird Dodd, OF Manchester. were guests
In the home of Mrs. Jane Franklin, of
5Wcsthatnpton, on last Sunday.
Mrs. benjamin l.. Wood ward, of Rio
Vista, has returned home after a PLEASE
ant visit OF some length to her aunt,
Mrs. Davy Iiggenbothcm. OF sleepy
Hollow
Master VIII Franklin has recovered
from his recent spell Of Illness, and fs
back at school this week.
Miss Annie Fendrick, of Richmond,
was the guest bf her sister, Mrs. NJ. L.
Thompson of Rio Vista, on Sunday last.
Mrs j. 4. 1Iubank, of Westhampton
Park, spent last Sunday in Richmond.
Mrs Allen talbot, of Richmond, mas
been spending some time with Mrs. FL
ward j. Willis, of Pembroke"
Miss Bessie Browning. of 4"Wayside."
was confined to her home few days
last week with tonsilitis.
Miss Nora Ford is spending some time
with friends in Richmond.
Miss Jessie Urban was confined TO her
home by sickness on Sunday last
Mrs. lie Roy Anderson, of Richmond.
spent last Thursday with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Spears. of Dunn
barton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. Dicks. OF Rio Vista, last Sun
day
Mr.. John E. Dicks, of Rio VISTA had
the misfortune to lose fine hog re-
Gently by being choked to death.
| The Sunday School Association of Up-
per Henrico will on next Sunday, at
p. NJ, meet with Bethlehem church.
The subject for discussion Will he The
Importance of Meeting the RESPONSE
bilities They Assume The speakers will
be +. r. Duva1, A. ". Shelton. and D. w.
Rowles.
Mrs. Lula Haase, of Richmond, was
the guest Of her sister. Mrs NJ. T.
Thompson, Of Rio Vista, on last Tues
day.
Roll of honor for Ridge school, gram
mar grade: Florence Badenoch. Gladys
| Pnrtlett, Jennie Oliver. vinton Pcmbcr-
| ton, Viola Bartlett Primary grades:
4 Thclma Tyler, Jessie shepperson, Jcn-
/ ME Franklin. Mamie Eubank, Raymond
/ Matthews.
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season. Seventeen rabbits were killed
| by sportsmen at the Watt farm Tues

season. Seventeen rabbits were killed
by sportsmen at the Watt farm Tues
day.
Charlie Pollard, Of Richmond, and
Pleasant Pollard. of Seven Pines, visited
their sister, near Barker's Mill.
The Cold Harbor public school opened
last Monday. Miss Armstrong, of Rich
mond, Is the teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Yernard Beadles, of
Highland Springs, visited relatives ut
Walnut Lane recently.
Mrs. Eddie Bowles and Httle daughter,
Elizabeth, and Mrs, Matte Jenkins and
son, Robbie, have returned home after q
visit to friends and relatives in Balti-
moro.
Mrs. Ella Cosby visited friends in Rich
mond recently.
Mrs. J. B. Morrison is somewhat I'M
proved.
Mrs. w. G. Beadles had as her guest
a short time ago her mother, Mrs. Oliver
Miller of Highland Springs.
Miss Annie Marston, OF Crewe, Is Wis
iting her aunt, near Walnut Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Jeter, of Beaver
Dam, Visited friends at Ellcrson last
week.
The Walnut Grove Missionary Society
will meet at the home Of Mrs, ]. Brad
ley at lIllerson at 8 O'Clock Monday
next. November 9Th.
Services will pc held at Walnut Grove
Sunday at the usual hour. conducted
by the pastor. Rev. G. H. Ryland,
A Mrs. Lizzie Boshen has returned to
Richmond after spending some time with
relatives near Gethsemane.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Barker of Barker's
MIL. visited the formers sister at Cold
IIarbor,s recently.
Mr., and Mrs. G, Jeter. Of HenrIco.
spent Sunday with the latter's mother at
Poplar Springs
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Burnette and Mr.
and Mrs, Charlie Hawl. OF Richmond.
and Mr.. and Mrs, I. L. Gaulding. OF Mt.
AIRY. We're the guests last Sunday at
Poplar Grove. 81
Mr., Lee Miller OF Meadow Farm, yis-
Tied his parents last week.
aSs Captain John Lamb was the guest
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One OF the three House members form
the district composed OF the county Of
Pittsylyania and the city of Danville will
be Mr.. Samuel Hairston Wilson, OF
Byrdville. who has been nominated for
a seat in the body by the Democratic
party.
Mr.. Wilson comes OF fine old vlr-
ginin family. which has been prominent
in his section for many years, and he
Is a prominent farmer and stock raiser.
He won the nomination in the primary
over strong competitors. and will be
easily elected.
Mr. Wilson is man OF considerable
means and is influential in the affairs
OF his county. He was given fine edu-
cational advantages by his father, and
is fully able to take care OF himself In
any company.
He will very likely look especially after
agricultural Legislation, as he comes from
farming constituency, and is himself
largely Interested In this line.
Mr. Wilson has great many family
connections in the counties OF Pittsyl-
vania and Henry
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one JOHNS FRIEND
HANDED ten DAYS.
NV. F. Taylor Didn't Seek Wilds
Of Hanover, But Some Booze
Shop Again.

When w. T.. Taylor. OF hanover coun-
~ wadd,ed out or the cage yesterday
morning and saw the one Johh slttihs
on the high seat, Il look OF lheApress.".e
ren1orse fitted across the countenahce
OF the said Taylor. Friday morning he
had walked from the same cage anu
had spoken to tho ininlitapic Justice, ana
Immediately departed WITH E.Ae statement
that he was going back 10 his tobacco III
Hanover. He never ga hanover, Dut
10 some booze establishment he hieo NM
SELF and drank until ne khe" no more.
Hence his appearance yesterday morn
Ing.
John:
lbs soce showing the effects of his drink
Ing. ~
walter. Lied to me yesterday about GO
Ing homo and then went off and got
drunk. .shamed of you, Walter. Got to
hand Won ten days. BY that time you
can 20 home " said the One John.
But
Nothing doing. Walter, TITS back to the
cage with you. i5
my tobacco"
1T will keep. Walter. Back, back 10
the ShOcKoe Win you, ana walter
stepped back But 1t is dollars to dough-
nuts he won't remain In the ijail for the
ten days.
Arthur Butler, n young white man. who
is charged with highway robbery ana
with feloniously assaulting Joseph Brad
ley had his case continued until the
9th His victim Is said TO be IN a
serious condition.
Henry Scott, a bullet headed negro
from the Ward with hatchett that
was a mixture OF the tomahawk and
the small axe. chopped into the cranlnum
arrived, there we're ten holes In he-
becca's head and her left ear was al
most severed. henry will tell the grand
Jury why he acted thusly towards Re-
becca.
II never intend to let another Jones
escape said the One John, when W.
A. Jones a1nbled up.
But continued the One John, II WA
say thar you are the best OF t.y lot.
That's not handing you great
bouquet either finished the man behind
the counter.
Judge, IL l come here within twelve
months again, you may give me twelve
months sentence" shot in 'cdgewise the
Jones present.
"1rs CO.. quoth the justice. and
Jones departed.
Thomas Mosby was drunk and he
thought It was discrimination. because
he didn't get more than ten days.
Charles Hill said he abused tue other
niger because the other niger was from
MORT Karlina.' Charles didn't have the
1850
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

Mr. Frank Boyd Roberts. Of Chase
city. will represent the Twenty-fifth
District, composed OF the counties OF
Mecklenburg and Brunswick. in the new
Senate succeeding Hon. ]. N. Hutcheson,
who did not stand for recollection.
Mr.. Roberts Is prominent and we'll
to-do business man, and is interested
in n number OF enterprises in the thriv-
Ing town OF Chase City.
Mr.. Roberts is man of widespread
popularity in both Mecklenburg and
Brunswick, and his fine business capac-.
ity and various connections make him
ut once widely acquainted among his
prospective constituents There were
several candidates for this nomination In
the primary, but Mr.. Roberts captured
the honor with comparative ease.
Mr.. Roberts will be in the class known
az business senators, and will no doubt
make his influence keenly felt in the
body
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Morqan-Decker.

" 'tts
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Decker, Of spotsyl-
rania county. have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of their daughter
I.illiore c., to DR.. VIII. Morgan, OF
keu,chie La. the ceremony 70 take
place In salem church at12 o'clock, Wed
nesday. November sth.
Miss Decker is an accomplished ana
talented young lady .sand has many
friends in this city. She Is a grad uate
from the New England conservatory OF
Music, and was instructor n the n'us S.sa
denartment OF the Fredericks burg Col
lere for several years. since3then she
has been Instructor in the musical de-
nartment of the University in Raleigh.
n. c. ),
Dr.. Morgan is graduate of the med-
cal department OF the University of Vir-
ginia, and is now q practicing physician
in Louisiana.
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Wednesday with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tate, near 4ethsemane.
Miss Fannie Shelton, OF Walnut Grove,
spent Saturday with relatives near pole
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheels. of Washington,
.. c., are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards, near Gethscmanc.
Mrs. Katherine Taliey spent Monday in
Richmond.
Mrs Carnnal, OF J5llerson. who has been
quite sick for some time, is now able to
be IN in her room.
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the Young girls and their partners for
the Gainsborough sextette.

The list Of patronesses is not by any
means complete. A few of those who
have accepted are: Mrs. W. r.. Cox, Mrs.
Matthew Harrison, Mrs. Schuyler HAM
ilton, Mrs. Emanuel Raab, Mrs. ]. A.
cabell, Mrs. w. Gordon McCabe. Mrs
w. II. Hazard, Mrs. r. H. Lindsey,
Mrs John w. Harrison, Mrs. George
Randolph Cannon, Mrs. Simon Sycle
Airs. Emanuel Raab. Mrs. Philip sIalia-
ferro. Mrs. p. " Valentine Mrs. A.. V.
Randolph. Mrs. II. NJ. Baskerville, Mrs.
II. a. I,efrony, Mrs. w. L. Royal Mrs.
Clarence slllhaser, Mrs. Christopher
Tompkns. Mrs. r. T. Hunter, Mrs. Mann
Valentine, Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine,
Mrs. SOL Cutchins, Mrs. John MURPHY
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GAINES's MILL

The w. G.. T. u. will give an apron
and Ito party in the home of Mrs, e. p.
Gaulding Wednesday. November Sth.
commencing at o'clock In the evening.
If 1t rains the party Will be postponed
until the next night.
William Henry Martin OF Barkers
MILL was taken to the Sheltering Arms
Hospital Thursday where he expects to
undergo an operation.
Game is plentiful in this section this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS IN THE
SOUTHWEST, ACCOUNT YELLOW 4
FEVER, NOW REMOVED, AND
SERVICE RESUMED AS
HERETOFORE

The seaboard takes pleasure in an
nouncing that quarantine regulations for
nerly in effect through the Southwest
have now practically all, been withdrawn,
and passengers may again be t1cketed via
Seaboard through either Memphis or New
Orleans to Southwestern points. The Sea-
board has now double daily service be-
tween Richmond and Birmingham, maxi
ing the fastest time between these points,
with through train service New line
from Atlanta to Birmingham, with heavy
steel rails ana magnificent roadbed: short
est line between these points.
For all information as to rates. tickets
or Pullman reservations, call on any Sea-
board agent, Richmond Transfer Com
pany, or
II. S. Lizard, w. NJ. TAYLOR,
Dist Pass Agt. l City Ticket Agt.,
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NATIONAL HORSE SHOW,
NEW YORK, N, Y,

NOVEMBER 18th to 18th, 1905,
VIA ca o. AND o. o. s, S. LINE
Saturday. November 18th. the c. & O.
Ry. viii sell round-trip excursion tickets
from Richmond to New York city. with
return limit of November 2lst. at Sl2.
including meals and state-room accom-
r1odatlons on steamer both ways.
Leave Richmond 400 P. NJ; arrive New
York 500 p. M. next day.
The most delightful excursion OF the
season.
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CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE.
SORTS VIA sEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA Sill ORT 84
LIN e,

nd-trlp winter tourist rates arc
now on sale by all seabourd agents to
winter resorts at greatly reduced rates
via the Seaboard AIR Line, The Sea-
board Is the shortest line to Florida b..
many miles. and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules; service unslr-
passed, Two daily trains running to
Florida without change. The only dl-
rect line to Camden. Plnehurst and othar
Carolina resorts.
For all information as to rates or
schedules call on any Seslboard agent.
Richmond Transfer Company or to
II. s. IAEARD, w. NJ. TAYLOR,
Dist. Pass. Agt. City Ticket Agt 4
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CHEAP RATES TO NASHVILLE
TENN. AND CHATTANOOGA.
TENN, VIA sEABoARD

TENN, VIA SEABOARO
AIR LINE,
Tho sEABoARD will sail round trip
tickets from Richmond to Nashville at
ratio OF $17.7b for the round trip; tickets
sold November goth and 2lst limited to
return by November s0th, account OF
Southern Educational Association.
Round trip tickets will be sold by all
seaboard agents to Chattanooga at rate
OF one fare. plus rs cents; rate, both ways,
from Richmond, $3.50; tickets sold No
vernber Sth aud 9th. limited to return not
later than November 18TH.
For all information as to schedules. ETC..
call on any sEABOAIaD agent, Richmond
Transfer Company. or District Passenger
Office. $50 East Main Street, SIZE THAT
YOUR TICKETS READ VIA sEABOARD.
THE FLORIDA SHORT LINE,
II. S. LIZARD, w. NJ TAYLOR.
ID. p. Az q, II. a.
$50 East Main Street.
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of Dr.. JEFF. Nelson at walasso during the
week.
Mrs. NJ. C. Martin. OF Glymount, spent
Thursday with her daughter in the West
End. -
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HALF RATE TO CHATTANOOGA. TENN,
AND RETURN, VIA "soOTH.l
ERIN RAILWAY" E

On November sth and 9th. Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from I'LL
points to Chattanooga and return at one
fare. plus rs cents. for the round triNl
return limit November 18th b
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

RAILROAD.
Winter Tourist tickets aro now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts. via tho
Atlantic Coast Line. This line 10 thp
Shortest, Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South,
II offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by mona. You make no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily,
Full Information. apply to asents Of tbs
Company. or
NohynouA IA
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TO- THE PUBLIC:

i take great pleasure in announcing to
my friends and former patrons that !
have disposed Of my interest in The Rich.
mond Furniture Company and am now
with Charles G. Jurgcn's Son, where
will be glad to show them anything In
the furniture, carpet and housefurnishing
line. ]. F. VAUGHAN.2
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0A. 9 TT % III e "a.
Bear. Il. q The Kind y. Have Always Bought
a's, :; Ga,zz12zz75:S:;zz
HALF RATE TO NASHVILLE, TENN
AND RETURN, VIA "soUTH.
ERIN RAILWAY,n

Account annual meeting SOUTHERN
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Nash
Vile Tenn, November 21st to 2bth.
Southern Railway Will. on November goth
and 21st. sell special tlckots to NASHVILLE,
Tenn, and return. at ono fare plus rs
cents. for the round trip; return limit
November 30th.
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SOUTHERN ELUMBERMEN MEETING
AT COLUMBIA, s. c., NOVEM.
az q 1anh ~

The Southern Lulnbermen's m meeting at
Columbia on the 18th instant will DO q
very important event. and a large attend
ance is expected. Low rate will apply,
Via SOUTHERN RAILWAY, from I'LL
points In Virginia. North and South Car
ollna.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-04-27
BASEBALL NOTES,
HePpner and Echo Will Cross Rats
Next Sunday.

The game of base ball as advertised
between Eight-Mile and Morrow Conn-
ty was played at lone last Sunday be-
fore large and enthusiastic crowd
The Morrow County team took the lead
in the first inning and clearly demons.
trated that they were by far the best
team. Heavy batting by the whole
team was the feature of the game. The
score of 21 to does not show the
strength of the M. G. team, as they let
up after the third or fourth inning. We
are not able to give the game in detail,
but will endeavor hereafter to furnish a
complete lineup OF the teams The
following is the M. G. lineup for last
Sunday:
Wickersh . m .ss
Spaulding .2b
Barker ..................... C
Ball .................... lib
Clark lib
BosCO O................. CT
IayeT 80. ..''....'... ri
D;,Ior,
Echo vs. Morrow County at Heppner
Sunday, April 80.
Quite a crowd of Heppner people
witnessed the ball game at lone last
Sunday between Elght-MiIe and M. C.
teams.
The prospects for a good team for
lone and Heppner are very bright, the
two places having very good material.
Old base ball fans who watched the
game last Sunday think there is moth
ing to it but Morrow County, the boys
putting up much better game than
was expected as this was their first
time together.
There will be a dance in Roberts
Hall Saturday night, April Goth, for the
benefit of the bese ball team.
The game of base ball which was
played in lone last Saturday between
Heppner and lone juniors resulted in
the score of 13 to IA in favor of lone.
Arrangements are already under way
TO run special train from Heppner to
Echo Sunday, May 9TH, to carry the
ball boys and a large crowd of roote, 8.
The new base ball grounds are rapid
y being put in perfect condition for the
game next Sunday. The grove next to
he grounds will be cleaned and seats
,ut up for the ladies.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-04-27
Reduced Il. Il. Rates.

For tickets to the Lewis and Clark
fair, the O. r. & N. Co. will make the
following reduced rates:
One and one-third fare for round trip.
Sales dates from May 80 to October Is
inclusive. Continuous passage in each
direction. Final return limit 80 days.
For parties of ten or more, one fare
all on one ticket for round trip. Sales
dates and conditions same as above
with exception OF final limit which is 10
days.
For organized parties of 100 or more,
individual rate of one fare per capita for
round trip, moving on one day for one
point. Limit seven days.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-04-27
Jury List.

The following jurors have been
drawn for the May term Of circuit
court:
D. f. Gilman, W. E. Pruyn, H.
G. Gay, A. E. Wright, W. r.
Munkers, Eph Eskelson, J. 81.
Wyland, G. G. Curtis, w. R. Turn
er, Frank Gillian, Hiram Tash,
G. W. Mobley, A. Lane, F. P.
Vaughan, L. A. Florence, A. K.
Fuller, Eli Mulloy, M. G. Fuqus,
Hubbard Taylor, Fred Lucas, Mel
vim Logan, Oscar Williamson, Ed
McEIligott, August Walker, J. J..
Adkins, w. E. Leach, J. d. Jones,
R. F. Wi|mot, J. 0. Kincaid, W.
81. French, F. NJ Lovgren.