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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26
Western Express Co. Case.

A dispatch from St. Paul states that
the decision in the Western Express
Companies case which was appealed
to the United States circuit court has
been affirmed by higher court which
sustains the judgment obtained by
the state of Norbh Dakota against the
above express company for $500 for
fines and penalties for violations Of
the liquor law Of the state.
The court says it was clearly shown
that the brewers shipped beer to an
express agent and that the express
company received the money for which
tbs heer is sold.'
The court says:
eff this express company would
shield itself from liability for such
tax as a dealer In liquor, which the
law extends to the carrier engaged in
the useful business of interstate com
merce, it is only needful that it con-
duct the transportation of liquor from
without into a prohibition state just
as it would any other commodity,
without making its agencies and store
houses in the prohibition state a cover
for violations of the internal polity OF
the state"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26
Accident at Fargo Crossing.

The Fargo Forum reports an acc1-
dent at the Broadway railroad cross
ing in which young man. John Schel-
mon, was injured by train to such
an extent that both legs were ampu-
tated and the young man is likely to
die. He was run over by train No. S
and it is alleged that he was standing
near the crossing and his attention
was attracted by an east bound freight
train which was approaching as the
local passenger train was pulling in
and failed to see the latter train, the
engine Of which struck the young
man with such force that he was
thrown under the baggage car. One
leg was cut off at the knee and the
other terribly mangled. Schelmon
was harvester and was about to take
the train and return to Deerwood,
Minnesota, his home. He had spent
the day with his sister in Fargo. The
traffic at the crossing was unusually
heavy at the time Of the accident and
with trains running in both directions
it was a confusing occasion for pedes-
trianS.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26
Paris.

Geo. Senter made a business trip to
to Bismarck last week.
Rob Fisher and Jake Moulder made
a business trip to Cleveland, Satur-
day.
Jake Moulder helped raise the wind
mill at Paris. Jake is alright at the
business.
Mr.. Klett, the Cleveland butcher
was thru here last week picking up
fat cattle for the Cleveland shop.
w. II. Arnald returned to South
Dakota last Wednesday by way OF
Bismarck. He was well pleased with
this part of North Dakota.
VIM. Fisher, brother Of r. q. was
looking this part Of the country over
for land; wants to get claim, says it
suits him fine and thinks he will
locate here. Always room for more
Bill, come along. ,.s
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26
Two Great Steamers.

There are now under construction
on the Clyde to be launched next
month, two magnificent passenger
steamships, destined to be the first Of
the fast Trans-A tlantic passenger ser
vice Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company. They will be christened the
Empress of Britain'' and empress
of Ireland" Everything in their
equipment is of the most modern type,
advantage being taken Of the latest
Of steamships thruout
the globe, and many new features
over the comfort and convenience of
passengers, and the protection of
perishable freight being introduced.
They will run between Liverpool
Quebec and Montreal, making their
first appearance in the St. Lawrence
with the opening Of navigation next
season and will be larger and faster
than any passenger steamship hither-
to run on this route, their tonnage
being l4,500 pounds, length $40 feet
and breadth 65 feet. They will cost
over s2,00O,OO0 each. The passage
from Liverpool to Quebec will be made
In less than a week, even when taking
the southern route vie Cape Race,
adopted by the company on account
of it's safety. Each steamship will
have accommodation for 300 first
cabin passengers, $50 second cabin,
and over 1000 steerage passengers.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26
Seed Trains Next Spring.

Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture
Kaufman has made arrangements to
operate special seed trains over the
500 and Great Northern railroads,
next March. .~ ....
The Northern Pacific will probably
run train on that road.
These trains will be under. the sup
ervision of the state department. Of
agriculture and farmers institute
board and means three weeks IT
strenuous work in spreading the gos-
pei Of good seed grain among the
farmers of the state. Selecting, grad
ing, testing and treating seed grain
with formaldehyde to prevent smut
are the subjects treated on these
trains. By this means large num-
Der of farmers are reached in q short
space Of time and so far as can be OBJ
served majority Of them put into
practice the methods suggested.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26

There are several strains of Ku
banka wheat being grown in the
United States, the seed Of which was
obtained from different regions in
Russia. Some of the Kubanka strains
did not make good quality of bread,
one loaf ranking as low as 80. Bread
from two strains Of Arnautka wheat
ranked IS and 81. The Tagenrog loaf
ranked 100. Some of the Durum
wheats make loaf Of very inferior
quality. 1t is thus seen that it is
necessary to know which Duru m
wheat is under discussion before con-
demning it or praising it too highly.
L. r. WALDRON:
Supt. Dickinson Exp. Station.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26
Deer Lake Items.

Severt Sitnsen passed through here
last Saturday.
E. .. Pendergast lost one Of his
horses last week. ,s
J. G. Cooper ~as caller in the VI
cinity last Sunday.
Martin and Thomas Sorem have
returned home from the north where
they were threshing.
Mr.. D. ID. Smith had 1.-THE misfor.
tune to lose one of his colts and have
one Of his mares badly hurt last week,
Lewie Palson was seen moving his
threshing rig home last Saturday.
Maybe he Thought it was coming win
ter.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26

demands in the state may never render
it impossible to give adequate support
to this institution which is the
home of the most unfortunate ones
of our state"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26

After the institution there was a
brilliant social session that lent happi-
ness to the occasion and the assembl-
age disbanded at an early hour.
1t is expected that the new lodge
will grow rapidly in numbers and
prosperity as the territory included
in its jurisdiction is large, extending
from short distance east Of Valley
City, west to the state boundary, and
north from near Harvey on the 500 to
the southern state line. A new hall
and lodge rooms will be secured and it
is believed the lodge will have a
membership of close to 200 inside Of
the first year of its existance. The
new lodge was organized under the
most complimentary auspices, the
sponsors for the occasion being Elks
we'll known thruout the state, as
residents prominent in every walk of
life.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26

anment the Mosque.
The Fargo special train containing
Elks from that city left at S p. m. fol-
lowing the Grand Forks special that
left Fargo at 4 p. m. All trains on
the road were side tracked for the two
special Elks' trains to pass and they
arrived here containing the creme-de-
lacreme of North Dakota Elkdom.
There are large number of candi-
dates, who will be conducted thru the
masses Of the Elks thicket at the Ma
sonic hall tonight. The occasion
promises to be one that will 20 down
in history on the archives of the Elks
records. A large number of visiting
Elks from various parts Of the state
including towns on the J. & N, Coop
erstown and Valley branches and
points west Of Jamestown, on the
main line will be present to lend aid
and encouragement to the timid fawns
who enter into the mysterious glades
of the Elk pastures.
The local Elks have made prepara-
tions for the entertainment of the
visitors. There will be refreshments
and the spirit of hospitality will be
summoned to show its presence at the
festive occasion.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26

The Weekly Alert gives the cream
Of the news. Only s1.60 Q year
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-10-26
saturdays Daily.)


Gall aboard for Jamestown" is the
heading of the poster issued in Grand
Forks in red letters announcing the
departure Of the special Elks train to
leave that city Saturday morning at 8
O'Clock sharp and all Elks were advised
to ''keep the date open as it belongs
to Jamestown" The Grand Forks
city band accompanied the special
train which stopped at Crookston and
other points to take aboard Elks
bound for the Metropolis of the James.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
! FRoNT 4 ROYAL I VA.
q N ---.I7 8

gt Especial to The Tlmes-D spntch.) f5 'fla
5 FRONT SRO VAL, YlN.S Jan. 2l.--Aiiss Rosen.
berger OF Harrlsonburg. Va, is the guest Of
Mira. IT. III. Downing. ,E 5ss q ~ III
a. G. Weaver and wife, OF Clifton Forge.
Va were guests Of Mr. Weayer's parents
Sunday S and ~ M fo,J v wlla ,n. eeorr.
r. n Colye and r., Georgc ShnckellS and wife.
all Of Richnlond. were registered at the hotels
here this week. III FsG $
A. s.. Wilson and w. +. IIobb OF Phlladel-
phia werc In Front Royal tuesday, 5 D q 5 -
4. Mrs %. w, Tennlson, of Boston. Mass
was a guest OF the Alton Inn 4thls week.
Mi, and Mrs. Clark. Of Philadelp hla, Pa,
and Mr.. w lllc. ts Of New York, " ere guests
Of Arthur u yyorthen this week.
81 Mrs. Julian Smith, Of San Francisco. and
guests OF Mrs. Irving Buck his week,
Az delightful dance was 4 given in German
Hal Wednesday night by the Front Royal
d AL q meeting OF tho King 3Daughtera and
sons. held a, tho home OF Miss Kat tic HAMS
sbrough Tuesday night It was decided TO have
an crtcrtain,nent on Tuesday night. January
2ith for Tho lpurposa of obtaining money with
which 10 holpS the poor Of tho town. 5 8 & ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
!. LEXINGTON, VA.
!. q ,rho,,, ,rI.m,,e,!s- Dispatc J

y Especial to Tho II mes lOlsp Nl!A
Sr,EXINGTON A., ] anuary 2l--FolloW W
ing arc the officers elected by me Lex
ington Woman's Christian Te m 3, ,Es.e
Union for tho ensuing year: MI
rance Embree, PRESIDENT Mrs. g, -. -
,rnn,n1,ell and Mrs. T. J Z Elford, vice.
mos i1ents; Mrs. Robert u. Hutton, s sec
r - Mrs. w. r. Ed wards. treasurer,
Miss Ruth Deaver, assistant III reasure'r
= A'i MI tIJnion has an enrolment OF y -
-, nan, hers 25 active and ! 0 honorary.
'Professor Alexander y eisoll' Z, - !
washington and Lee ]niYersslt 9; 70
ing tho week In New orleans can ~
,rhursday night he was INC q = s'I III
honor at q BANQUET given - ~ ~ Lee
ME- phiip II. shanks, Of Selma, q :.
snent "a few days in Lexington thls "e eYu
.sis,tinr lis mother Mrs David ,1'lI .
sna nlss. Two OF his sisters. Misses .M y
crand Eliza shanks, accolnpahlleol'. !,
H. : yhere they will spend ~ NOM
Mrs j. Houston I1ecch has so!lo - ~ :.
;s.ownnnah Ga, to visit her e, ~ :
n, stanhope TutWiler. From the es,s s, -
viii proceed to Safety iiarpoE, ~ :,
spend tho reminder Of the \, W1''ss'' ~
N.i,.DHyVnllace g, Warner, o., 5erktes
Va Ia "a Lexington, visiting his lamar
NJ ~ CIV y, warner Mi. Warner Is town = =,
:. 90. ~ Berkley and is also engag geo
IN : ne wspaper work in that town. g, !, -
- M r., cy,nrence ] |, Campbell and dallsnler,
NJ nn.' Mary Campbell, OF Amherst sou y, !,
nra the guests OF Mrs. g. y, ~, =,
Mrs. Campbell has q son 'lt me ~
A nIn y I'm rles NJ, Booghel Of St, Louis
M il Visiting his father, MI, Y, y.
u ri : etl i
sE.oghel, Y, ~ ~ ,od tho meet.
,nn -, n tie Anti Saloon League ~ Lynch,
h n this week as tile Representative y ~
~ 1. lexington w. G. 4. U.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
LEEsBURG, VA.

(s5DCClitl
K LEESBURG, va. Jan, q 81 udge r. II.
iTebbs has been in charlottesville, Va
during the week " 4. 5i555 Il III
Ting friends and relatives In Phlladel-
phia. IL { 4 q III
Mrs. Howard sprlbner, of New York. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. r. NJ Bently,
in this place.
Mr. Richard IT. Tehbs, Jr,, lato 1.-the
Junior class OF Virginia Polytechnic In-l
stitute has entered the University OF Yir-,
ginia.
4 Mr. Levi c. James, q large farmer of
the county and Mlss Nellie Clendenning,
daughter of Mp. s.. o. Clendenning, Of
near Hlllsboro, were married In TINT,
town on "Wednesday afternoon. %
The annual social tea Of st., James Ilpls-
Icopal Church, this place, was held Mt the
residence OF Captain Vim. b. Lynch OF
Friday evening, Tho occasion was Of
great social interest, N
Mr., Albert w. Osborne, Of Clarke
county Va, and Miss Nora ], 5Dodd, OF
Hamilton, this county, were married In
SI.ecsburg on Monday afternoon Mr., and
Mrs. Osborne will reside In Philadelphia,
Rural Free Delivery Route No 3 will -
established at I4eesburg on February list,
Mr.. Arthur Elgin5is carrier, s
Mr.. John w. Cockcrille,@ Of Silcott
Springs, this county, died during the
week at the age OF seventy three years.
He was we'll known throughout Londoup.
General Lees birthday was obsbiped
here By the annual Confederate banquet
given to Clinton Hatcher Camp, 9. M, by
the Daughtern Of the Conf deracy, N Sey-
3eral hundred guests We're ntertalned.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Nelson County Notes, :

(SneOlIlI 70 = " 3 ., -NTrs TDr.
NORWOOD, VA Jan .l,--M lI 80 ~,
MAJ Nnts Of Manteo, returned 70 llat nome ;, y
I. nu aan after a months stay Win sher
ta uugh Mrs, Or, cabel' here Nm,
,yaa .s listing here last week, leaving o., On
Monday Mon for Manteo. where she WIZ V' s''
sun AiNs sts n r. Bolton was called TO- Hatton
nnia Z. Sunday by tho illness Of her SON 80
Mr. Frank 3oltol',, ", Miss alenna
scr,,ers are the guests Of Rev, ana MFst
.a,tle, OF Near Oak r dge. I'M a., -
Mrs. ". Russell Robinson wv ~ y lsa aRo
this week for HlchInoma on lnlN Writ ROB
AIr, and Mrs. Isemnger, who nave !, ! pear
with It'll their parents, Mr. ana Mrs lnr ,he,1.
Kidd. viii leave on MONDAY 10y '''e''
home in Ilugerstown, N g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
KING GEORGE COUNTY.
Especial e 3 The II E Tymes-Dlspa tcb.s

CONFORM, VA, Jan, 2t;--'rhe people {
tho lower counties of the Northern Neck
are very much Selated over tho prospect
or laeing tconneutedS with Richmond city BY
the electric railroad. the route Of which
has been surveyed on the south side Of
tho Rappahannock sreyer, II Mr., Frank
3Goud's plans TO put 4 the lower part Of
this Neck inStouch With tho States capl-
tai city nate rlalize nd no ono seems TO
doubt 1t now-I4ancaster, Richmond, and
counties will soon de-
yelop into one Of the most desirable
business sections Of Virginia. 1t. is 4 a,
isubject:sof very deep regret that King
George and WestHoreland arc not in.
yoluded instho territory to be touched and
benefited by the eWtroad, Ut was most
earnestly hoped by the whole peoplo Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
i FAR-REACHING q CASE.
Decision in Damage Suit Touch Pouch
4 ing Contradictory Negligence.

ing Contrl but n egllgenct;ses. = 3 553
(spccial 70 The Times pateh,) #ll55
#RADFORD, VA jan, q r. The ca SO got
Mrs, SAllie Cheatwood, administra riX, vs..
tho Norfolk & Western Railroad Com-
spany which was carried to the Supreme
4 Courtgby counsel for tho defend an & GO
8A, a.. Phlcgar and CnptalngJ J. r, ] ohnson,
was settled Thursday III favor OF 3sth he
#plaintlff, S5 335 #
s., This case is Of Interest not alone to 1.-The
people of Radford. but also to the legal
profession and to- all railroad employees,
since It Is the first case before tho Con-
sstltutionnlS Convention involvingS tho cons
Estr,Iction for Section ICE. Of the N CIV Coll-
fstltution OF Virginia, attorney for plans
tiff contendtng that by that section the
doctrine &of contribut Dry ncgllg ence was
In no wise effected by the now Gonstlt u-
ton, but remained the same MS before,
RI This case was tried IN tho Hastings
Court OF Rndford In February OF l.ll,s
After a long and stubborn contest over
tho legal questions involved, ably and
earnestly conducted by both sides, tho
Jury returned u verdict In favor of the
plaintiff FOR the sum o f$6, $50,
The defendant company ohtain ed q writ
or error from tho Supreme Court, ana the
case was argued before that court IN
Richmond by the Same attorneys Long
lev Is Jordan, for the plnlnt III, and Jldse
A.. A. Phlegnrs and 41a plain J. Il. 10 nson
for the defence. In Novem Der. 5lsi q,
4 The Supreme Court Thursday affirmed
tho Corporation Court the plaintiff vim
ming the case, l,,} a s5a 81 6. }8 ID, I,
Mrs. Cheatwood's suit against the rail-
gent killing of her husband In July, l9''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
! RAlDFORD,. VA.
(spt,e,ctlagl to ME, Time Dlspatch.)

YEA (SDeC1al TO SIleSIllueS-OlB ~
RADIeORD,SY j an. q. - he week ifol-
lowing Radford first m y de trial has has
been an exceedingly quiet one. & T here.
have been no entertainments given, ex-s
Scept & the meeting OF r. G. G.. Club. at the
home OF diss Evelyn Lyle III st Friday q &
aternOon. e
q Mrs. u S. Battle Is visiting her daigh-
ter, Mrs. j. r. X Cowan. IL q ~ 3ii8.
ss5 Mrs. @. II .. Jordan of dublin, was the!
guest OF Mrs. selden Long ley Saturday.
y Mrs A. d. Stevens is visiting her SON.
L Mr.. Ed. Stevens. In Portsmouth 81 Ohlo.ss$S
iS Mrs G .$sa r. Kearsley was cri tically3 III
from IN at elk OF neural giaB OF the heart
tuesday ght, but Is able o'be out e gain.
"a Mr. j ohm Vilson, r., son OF Mr.. j ohm
"A. y vilson. of East Radford, and Mr.
John sMcLemore, son of Mrs. Amanda
McLeinore, took the civil service exams;
nation at Roanok O ~ ednesd day Tor posi-
lions IN connection with the building Of
tine Panama Canal # KS
sick for the past ten days. He is suf-
Sferlng with threa tened attack Of pne u
$monia. "a "a Il IA s5$9ss
4 S Mrs. EWaverlyi N. Ragland has returned
from d trip to Ypshingt ton where she
went to see the President In regard to
her application for the Radford post
office. Mrs. Ragland has two opponents.
the present INCUMBENT, EA1r. nv ode gIaylOr,j
who has made one Of the most popular
efficient and 4 satisfactory ostmnsters
Simagina ble and Colonel w warner ]. Ken
derdIne, one of the finest and most pop
ulars gentlemen in town, and one who has
served the town as faithfully and well
as councilman. school trustee and public
spirited citizen as anybody who has
ever lived within the borders Of Rad
ford. n i. Tay lor's term expires In Feb
gruary. All U d. & 81; s}i3 III }i5
M Mrs, aagland IS a brllliant$and capable
woman. and is said to have Influential
friends in washington. but 1t is thought
hero that the appointment lies between
& Colonel Kenderdineg and Mr.. ia ylor, 81:
Miss Bessie Hawkins, Of Dublin, Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Wilton Petus,
Miss Lillian T.. Jones, Of BALTIMORE a
sister OF Mrs. Charles Ross, OF this place.,
will open a millinery store at Mrs. Dun
. laps old stand IN. March. IN Miss Jones'
( who Travelled for Armstrong & Gator Tor
4 a number Of years. Ia In the eastern
markets buying stock for her fall opening.
n Rev. j. G. Havnaer, Of harrisburg is
I the guest of Rev NJ. r. Cooper. .ts.
President McHorg, OF tho ". II, G, & c.
X c. Company, with his wife and daughter,
and Mrs John -. Newton, visited Rad
ford last week, Il Presld lent NIcHorg's pri-
vate car remaining hera several a vs..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Mr.. John "A. M GilvrayI,..83

Mr.. John "a. Nc ilvray IA ho has ans
nounced his candid cy for sup inten dent
OF public instruction to succeed DE- W..
southall, who has unced his decisl lon
not to run again Isl 10 ed upon by those
who Know him as an ideal candi date. Hes
has been In the sup erlntende nt 9 Of Flee
afor5Ilinoteen years, and Is known to x$hes
tlonal matters In the State. with broad
views and tho firmness and sire ne tn Bgs..fs
character to enforce t hem. Ita Is almost
too much to expect a man Of his emil
mont fitness for the place to be elect ;T- Nm
Staunton Dispatch. n ,}lss 4 sssSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Especial to Tho Times dis ateh.)
s8yyILLIANiS BU FC, " IA Jan. 2l,--Mlss
Kitty Arorecocls is Visiting In Newport
News this week, ij. Ss
Mr. Robert Harrison, OF Portland. Ore
gon, Is visiting her mother Mrs. L l'li.;i
Harrison, after an absence or sixteen
years. .,,, q B ~
Mrs. II. NJ. Phillips gave 4 a charming
rccoption to the Phi Kappa Alpha Fra
sternity on Thursday night. Fl
Mrs. Carr, of ,.orth Carolina, was he
guest OF Mrs. Bruce r.. Payne, this week,
Mrs. s.E35J.s Binns and little son. Of
Charles city county, spent several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Z Canal Freii gh t R a es. &

The complaint of high Il local railway
freight charges causes q "a iscussipn u o.
greater utilizlltIo lon of 3 fish canals. TheyS
shavea total length of 3, 800 miles bllt. uIIs
fortunately the railways al control 1s,1o0
miles thereof, \ and mono Of tho canals can
carry boats OF as much MS III 100 n tons. Il
Continental canals, t Is said. III carry
boats Of 900 tons: l,he Brltlsh cana n.
every important town has d direct water
connection With the seaboard. y s Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

this section that the road to the Northern
Neck would cross tho ppahannock at u q. q
point 8tr1any5milc higher up than that re-
Gently determined upon by the projectors,t
80 as to pass through King George ana nc
Elvestnloreland tiles. 81 81 s. III s53 u, ],
h WITH rai1road facilities Richmond would
get vastly moro business from King
8George-n proportion to populaittll and g 1t
Swealth-than from any other one county
OF the Northern Neck, for the reason that e.
this county is more reno to from y y alt IL
more than any Of the others. .s 81
} Marlborough, the historic Potomac FISH.
Ing shore In Stafford, has been purchased
by Hon. ~ W eldon Berry, Of Sta ford
Courthouse, and a Washing ton Gentlemen,
and tho big seine fishery there Will pc
operated by these new owners I he coming
spring. 81 ;i 5l, III .5 i5'. g58ssi
" Rev. Thomas P. Baker, who has been
on q visit to- his parents at Shiloh. this
county, has returned to Albemarle county,
where no isSrector Of several ESpisco pa
churches. 81 555 f fGss55 IL NJ
i1 Nj and Mrs. w w. Clarke and SON..
William, who have been visiting friends
lin Essex, have returned to their no me In
King George. q. N I'LL
N Mr.. ". q. aker, Jr.,Sg wi fe and daughter
have returned 10 heirE home at Dogue, q f
tor spending some time IN Vashington
%city. .i1 al 5
4 Mr. and Mrs. G. WI Rogers, OF yashlng-l
ton, spent this week with relatives here
Ss Montague Baptist Church, this county,
has been beautified 4 by q ne coat OF
paint. :55;ssss5 i53 5ss35
y 4, Mr.. Stuart Dodd and Miss Lucy Payton,T
both Of 9 King George, were united in
marriage Thursday evening at the home
or 81 the brides parents, NE Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Peyton, N ear Igo. Rev. e. %,
Holiday peri formed the ceremon 81 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
al, Chincoteague Island,
, !, ,rha II,l,nes-DIspatch.

\ Especial to The Tlmes-plspa1cn, ~, u,
* lc,rJINC CyrE,ACUE. VA Jan, 2l-Ihe
tInnior Order OF American Mechanics nave
seeently purchased the shore front o. VA,
Il, scroppers's lot on Main Street, where
they expect ito erect q handsome building
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