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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
COURT HOUSE RECORD.
The Probate Record.

Estate of Florence Aden White. In
ventory filed and approved. J. L. Oak
| leaf, J. D. Metzgar and J. II. Hauberg
appointed appraisers.
| In re guardianship of Elfrieda Sage.
minor. Request of Elfrieda Sage. min
| or, over IA years Of age, for appoint
ment of Herman Sage as her guardian
} filed. Otto c. Sage, father, files writ
item consent for appointment of Her
man Sage as such guardian.
Estate of John Boruff. Claim of S.
| II. Boruff allowed in class at S195.G5.
Estate of Ferdinand Davis. Sr. Claim
| of B. F. Knox for $134 allowed by
agreement at S7I Stipulation in writ
| ing by widow and heirs herein that
widows award shall be $3.50 filed here
IN Feb. -. 1905, considered. Ordered
that widows award be fixed at $3.50 as
per stipulation and that executor is
hereby authorized and directed to pay
to widow said sum of $3.50 in full set
Element and payment of her award
Estate of Samuel II. Yohe. Relin-
punishment by Ada Yohe, widow, of
right 70 administer and nomination of
r. S. Dart for administrator filed Pc
tition of said Ada Yohe for letters of
administration To issue to said r. S.
Dart filed. Petition granted oath TAX
en- and filed. Bond of said r s. Dart
as administrator filed and approved and
letters of administration issued to him.
William Hofer, Edward Cue and John
Simmons appointed appraisers.
Estate of WilfTed Lauriault Claim
of Western Union Telegraph company
allowed in class l at $26.36.
In re cOnservatorship of Alfred p
Ward, insane. Conservators annual
report filed and approved
Estate of William Parker. Petition
by administrator for leave to sell per
sOnal property at private sale filed.
Hearing thereon and same granted.
Widows REIMBURSEMENT and selection
filed and approved and order turning
over property selected to widow.
Estate of Daniel w Reynolds. Wild
ow's relinquishment and selection filed
and approved and order turning over
property selected to widow.
Estate of Bridget OLaughlin Bond
of said John OLaughlin in sum of
$4,000 filed and approved and letters
of administration issued 10 him. Ad-
ministrator's inventory filed and ap-
proved.
Estate of Karl Kirsch. Claim of Dr.
A. l.. Hageboeck allowed in class at
SCI.
In re guardianship of minor heirs of
J. w. White. Petition by guardian to
pay two-thirds of claim of MoIlie Nc
Miller filed. Hearing and petition
granted.
Estate of Nels J. Olsen. Charles
Bohman, Oscar Bohman and Ben Ben
son appointed appraisers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
Fighting Hospital Case.

The homeopathic are still deter
mined to arrange for their admission
to practice at Mercy hospital. and
therefore Frank Cooper has set the
hearing upon the demurrer in the
case of DR.. II. c. HOefe ct al vs..
DR.. J. p. Crawford ct al. which is the
Mercy hospital injunction case for
next Monday morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
Out for ATTORNEY.

Friends of G. A. Shallberg. who have
been endeavoring to have him come
out for the nomination for the office
Of city attorney to fill the position to
be vacated by \. IT. Kohler, have
learned that Mr.. Shallberg has author
lied the announcement that he has
considered the matter favorably and
will be n candidate for the Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
CIintonites Losers

The Clinton BOWERS came to Dav-
export Sunday for a return match with
the local players and were badly de
feated. they losing five out OF the six
games played The contest was for
the total number of pins and the local
players won by a majority of 327
Their total score was 5139 TO that of
1912 for the visitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
Obituary Record.

Moline lost one Of her oldest citi-
zens Sunday. when Mrs. Araminta
Cornwall passed away al the home Of
her daughter. Mrs Dork Heck. 2s32
Fifteenth street. Of an attack Of the
grip and infrmities OF old age. De
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
Licensed to Wed.
EDUCATORS AT MILWAUKEE
superintendent Division of NJ. E. A.
is in Session.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 2S-Over ZOO
prominent educators from all parts of
tho country are attending the conven-
yention of the department of super
intendents of the national education
al association which opened today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
That Ticklino in the Tbrost

That Tickling in the Throat.
One minute after taking One Minute
Cough Cure that tickling i'm the throat
is gone. 1t acts in the throat-not the
stomach. Harmless-good for chill.
dren. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28

up Agin" a Good Thing
4 man when he commences to
patroniEe the American Steam
Laundry. The best laundry I ever
struck is what those who indulge
in a little slang would say. but
entire nous II you want your linen
as faultless as when you FIRST
bought IL, In color and finish, we
VIII guarantee to do IL TO your sat
isfaction every time Careful hand
ling and artistic work are among
our up-to-date methodA
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
TwelftA Street saa Fafth Av.ass.
Phons 1885
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28

and Carl, and her mother and brother
in Knoxville.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28

$3l to California and $50 to a num-
Der Of points In Washington and Ore
80; from March 1 to May Is via the
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28

Very low round trip rates to New
Orleans. Galveston. San Antonio, as
well as a number of points in the west
and northwest on sale March and
q by the Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-28
R4ILWAY TIPS.
C., P. & St. L. Railway.

Only one change of cars from Peoria
to Hot Springs. Eureka Springs, Gal
weston. Houston, San Antonio, Mobile.
New Orleans. and Florida points. Only
through car line to st. Louis
Round trip excursion rates to points
in Texas, Oklahoma. Indian Territory.
Kansas, Arkansas and California Feb.
y, March and 81, will be lowest
rates ever known. For full information
and illustrated folder, call on or ad-
dress T. J. McGrath, travelling passen-
ger agent, 81 Main street, Peoria; ].
Lee Barrett city passenger and ticket
agent, 81 Main street, Peoria, Ill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
SALEM SOCIAL.
fspeclal Il 10 The Times ispatch.) \

Especial to The Times Dispatch. XII
SALEM. VA. Feb. II. DIR. II II, Haas, 81
sisted by his class in music, gave a very
delightful recital Saturday at; MS studio Ion
Broad street. a number OF high class sclec-
stions. both Instrumental and vocal Wee rem
5dercd with taste and skill. Those who took
part were Dr.. H. Fl Haas. Misses Claudlne
Ferguson, Eugenia Griffin. Sadie Bowlcs. Bes-
sie h Stearnes. Carry Brown and Mr., Oscar
f Doss. I, ".
several days with Mr., Mitchell strother TINS
nv Dc. w.bReese,s OF Franklin county. is visit
Ing his son Mr.. George Reese,
s1 Mrs O.3&L Stearnes and Miss constance
Stenrnes left Thursday for Northampton coun.
~, where they will spend tho 81 month u OF
Professor and Mrs. Charles VawtGr OF
Dlncksburg are visiting 4 Mrs "a Thomas u Hen
Misses Lucy Patton. Blanche Mills. Frances
Wallace and Mary Burwe!l Of tiolllnH lnstl-
tute,5 spent several days this week w th AL
Mrs Melvin KillIant who has been n ~ in,
a. Roanoke hospital Tor the past month, return
ed home Monday. .5,t . Is, ! 544
Chalmers returned Tuesday to her. home IN
Miss Mary Templcton. Of waynesboro. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs u. -. Norris, on
Broad Street. ~ e q s Il NJ f Y ,iy8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
a,NIlARRENT0N, VA.
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I'm ri fsnecIal to The Times Dispa tcll.) IN ii
~ !SRSRDNTON YA..,,5 Feb. 1.-The 55yo-
starcs Of the chase in this section are
ardcntly wishing for open weather again.
Keen disappointment has accompanied
their inability to face the rigor Of the
elements and the dra VIDA cks ncldent to
such conditions. The northern coonti IN.
gent generally present at this season Tor
TIC hunting, are mildly remarking upon
tie rarity OF the atmosphere and eylncing
surprise at having found such state
of affairs In a southern cline There
.is nut little doubt that hunting VIII
1flnd itself unusually popular when the
sun becomes less chary In It's dist rbu to
or warmth. ia @ u, !, Z, u J. !.
Q Among Il he numerous little society
events which have broken tho monotony
OF tho week lust past, was an attractive
reception given at the residence Of MI
and Mrs. George b, stone last Monday.
n AZ number OF guests We're present 70
meet Mrs. STrottcr, who Is making q brief
Vsittin Warrcnton
{The King High Club Is holding weekly
meetings and Hnds itself far up on the
sonle OF popularity. MI. Robert Payne
Won the hrst prize when the club met
at tho Fair residence Tuesday evening,
Miss Grace AIorey will entertain the
members next week. s.l }t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
..S'ls1AUlN'TO
/. SOCI AL
tspecln, 10 rho rimcs. Dlspatch.)

L Ia d r.
(snecjni to rho rimcs. Dispatct.)
sTAUNTC ON, N Va, 1'oi,i 1.--,rhc : Sew
I eli Social, which was held tits week a
proved quite unique tnd euccessflll
y affair. Tbc ladies had made elaborate
4 preparations md spared no pains 70
h make The ri social All 81 enjoyable II one
Il Beautiful comic and artistic valentines
x wore OH SALE md Allad and oyster SUI
pcrs we're served. A together VIII, 8s s1 ico
B cream, cake, candy, etc Avery en- .1
rendered. rho social was conducted ny
the lndles Of the lheran$ Church ana md
d CT tho 4Bnptiat Church. $5 4. Vi .is5 \. s8
Tho rortnlghtly coffee (! held ut tho
n Young MenDi Chrlstian Assocla ton this
4 week forSthc benefit Of he Boys, Summer
Il Camp, was well attended and 4 proved.
Is quite successful, as tislal. u.
The Beverly Manor Chapter, "a ug myers
OF tho American Revolu tlOn, mot W edtl es =
u day at tho residence of Rev Dr. w ~
I. scott. as the guests OF Misses Agnes and
y Mamie Scott Present, Mrs. McCtll-
lougl, Mrs. q. Goocti, Mrs, Charles 1Iorge !,
4 Mrs. Henry Hutchinson. Mrs. Charles
q Curry. Miss M. . r. Duyall. Miss 4 Ellie ZIG
Stuart, Mrs. Met COY, Mrs. Cartcr
sara Grcenlcaf Frost. "A committee was
appointed Sto prepare literary pro- =,
gramme. 5s@ On the tWetl ty-sccond OF ms
4 month, Miss Frank NJ llltr, Of NVnslun y y
ton. wllSlecturc In the Y. nj G. AZ under
the auspices OF this chapter. J. !. .
Miss Florence -. Carson and AZ KS onn
4 H. McCltntic we're married "Wednesday
s. evc,tnr q Ii \ tho rr,ansc Of the Second
Presbyterian Church by Rev. Dr. VIZ. y q. = I.
Il Scott. The bride Is n most accom- plisf !.
and charming young lady OF the county y
q who nus beer, connected with tho VIZ
II gInin school for tho Deaf and Blind FOR
several years, and has n Flnrge nu i 'tl
a or |almrers. She was al tired w n = ~
/ beautiful goitig away 4 gown Of brown WI
Il broadclo In VIII, Int and gloves to match e.
And Il looked unusually charming on Y the
(,cca sion @ Mr. rcClntlc is % graduate
~ the 8Dunsn,ore Business Col leEc3 q no
ia located 1T SMabeU y, ". Va. where ~
4 and h1rs Nfccllntic will make their y ONE.
b After the ceremony. which vas WI VII
messed by d few Intimate friends q INC INC
contracting parties. the bride and groom
& jnft "A the scyenl,ig train for their est
Virginia home. 33. i5 i. d
Marriage licenses have been Issued 70 70
Mr.. AddIc q. Sutton and Miss Mamie I.
Edwards, or the county; md to Miss !.
Annie III. Gafdy. Of tile county, and n al
Edward Bright Of stnuntor..,a q, s, $
herc were Issued In the Is ely Gae Is, $
"A license 70 ~ ~ " .
$tecn colored aolipl es. ii i,
II. Fred Allen has returned IA e l3al!1-
Ynorc. d II er a brcf5vlslt 10 his pare
81 col. ana AIRS. S, Brown a len,E o. ms ms
v city. l 4, +, 10
A1r. Tarns IS visiting Mrs. larry
Frazl err 81 Richmond. ass8$ !, +. \. 4
Alter visiting relatives In Richmond l
u ord SNewnort News, this week. .. q lex
) ander Bumgardner has returned to to n's
/; homo here. ~ M e5f{ as 9, 1, &, y, . !
ar. c. o. James OF Richmond WIS
in stanton this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
W.YTHEVILLE, VA.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.)
Henry. Of G.oyeland, Q. is the guest OF Mir.
ana Mrs. Edward Nichols, s9s 81
Miss Annie Preston returned on Tuesday
from Charleston. ". Va. where she attended
tho Chew. Rosel nuptals. u i5 a Es5
Mr.. u, d. Vine. "a native Of Loudoun and
n prominent real estate dealer OF washington.
died In that city on Sunday, aged slXty-sevcn.
Mr. Earl Turner. OF Leesburg, has accepted
tho management q tho new hotel ut Manassas,
Va, recently built by ME-. "a, 9. Portner. s55
inent shiphnllder OF New York. has recently
donated $4,000 10 ST, Peters Cathedral In New
York a Roman Catholic Institution. 5a
Mt, Weather, near Tramp, this county were
seriously damaged by fire on Monday light
Mr. Mortimer Saunders. Of PaeoniaN 3SprlnsA.
an aged federate veteran OF Company
III, Eighth Virginia Regiment, died on NYednes-
day night. aged sixty,tWo years, testi Y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
RADF +, { SOCIAL AT y.
tlssineclnl il The -Dlspatch.)

y rcc,n1 1 u The Times -Dlspat ch.)
!, i1ToRD NV Az Fl II Miss Az 4 lice
y, \, al 4 " n ained tie NJ. @ Club,
ail1rtlay ternoon. from 70 y IS I. y,
si,n;TiIi. az her CUES iss helton' "
w; ienynt a pretty mus cals proE
u was carried 6utBand y cmptlng 8 4
Smcnts were srvcd Is | I, \, y,
Mr. a. F. Goldsmith has gone sto aouse-
H ,,cenI,r In the resldence8 on Eighth street,
Il formerly occupied ,byt DR.. p n We.
Miss 4 ii. a Grace caldwell, formerly
4 ,,,or,iilrr school teacher OF East Iaadford,i
hut now teller In the bank at ! rles, ms ~
been made treasurer Of the TWin'County
Fair Association, recently Organized VIII
a capital Of 10000 over 81 900 Of which =,
has been subscribed the tirst alr ~ =
7,e held at Galax In the fall .s8
5gsnfrs S- Il. II. Estis entertained the Wo-.
= ,rna,,'gg Guild, Of Grace Church,, ~ dnes-!
n day al her home on Sixth Street. 'I :,
newly appointed president having de-
b clined e. serve, Mrs. J. g. Peter was
elected &in her stead, II as we'll as the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs
Deal, Of East Hadford; Treasurer, Mrs Mrs.
Warner j.. Kenderdine;a ri Secretary, N rs
ElIznbeth . carter. After tho business
4 nee tinr, cream, ana cake were served. d
Mrs. J. Tulley Wright and children are
visiting In Knoxville. Is,
E CaptalnB d. b. Baldwin, Of Bluefield,.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
brother Captain w T. Baldwin. On.
Sunday, General c.. G. Wharton was the
4 guest at dinner Of Captain and Mrs. 3ald
win and their two guests discussed their tll
i war experiences together, TO the mutual
pleasure OF themselves and all present
Ga Mr. and Mrs. William II folds, Of Castles
Woods, Russell county, are visiting Cal
4 tain and Mrs. Baldwin, In Eas t Rad ford.
3494 The Home Mission Committee Of Mont-
eon1ery Presbytery will hold It's annual
{ meetlng.. the fourteenth, the home Ct
Captain VIM. Ingles.
.f Mrs. w. r.. Baldwin and children Will
lelvc next week 10 visit friends In Char
lotto. NJ G..
Master Hunter AIcElrath, accompanied
8lby Ills, father, DEW. NJ Mcilrath. went
40 Roanoke Tuesday for treatment Of
his throat N y 5s5 55ia n III e.
The NJ. a. q. Club has issued Invitations
3 to q yalcnMne party at Cotllon Hall,
the fourteenth, The same evening the
4 Lad cs' Aid Society, of Central Presbyterian
4 Church will siye n Valentine party Mt
& tho home Of Mrs. I. ~. Northcross, for
Sthe benefit ofssthe5 Church. @ 81
Mr. J. Frank Casscll, past grand master,
III. 20. " Q. III Is The proud possessor{ Of a
little daughter.
MI. Will Longley, n civil engineer en-
ployed al 4AYondalc, West Virginia., spent
II Sunday and Monday Mt homo, 81
The scet storm Of this week has been
z the most severe I'M many years. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
'C(1R[; T I.
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Special to The Dispatch:
M CIR EVE, YA,s9 e b. IL ne ieadlng SO,
I card ID III given at fine residence OF Mrs.
sr.&W. Baird i. on Carolina II Avenue. SIX.
tecil S3or \ more Il guests were present, and
$euchreswas the, ameS OF the evening, The !,
+ first sA prize wa i F d III ands ONE rock 90
vase. Nv oiif$by N rs. Samuel rho IN. lc
Stbooby MAS 4 n beautifurs Dresde n $snnat cll
$i:ol der. Won by N hi The
cons lonsprze wa Gu Il fori Mrs. N. p.
8gosw ort lls$was the sue cessfu one .5s.
II; Thc & score was kept n on unique tally
ca al, adecorated with d tch$ heads. a fter
the games an elegant course supper was
1 served !, Mrs. Baird II and Miss Virginia
aEpes II 1cC ormick preside In the dining
q THOSE III invited were Misses corinne
Lewis Mary GrnhaIn, Dora Harper Viz
ginie Epes Mccormick, Mesdamcs IS. w,
Wirholson. A. Smithson, VI: 8. Becker,
sTaB.5 Oliver, NJ. f.. Bosworth.. w T. VIII
son, S. Il. G raham, y q 4
4 Mrs ls.5 -sNVill liam Davis and $ daughter,
n Pearl, left wednesday for an extended
"Trip through New Mexico and the Ter err
$ritories. The " will visit " lille on this trip
Mrs. Graham w ddngton who was Miss
Clara Davis d daughter Of Mrs. WIZ
liam Davis. u q ~ Il !. ls 10
MI. Wilson crttenden, Of Richmond,
Il has been spending several days wit \ his
mother this week. f43
Miss Lizzie Busby,s who has been visit
ing Mrs. j. w. Lester for the past two
weeks, left ednesday + or her home in
Portsmouth bill 81 De- ssss 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. W ID. Redo, IA Of Farm
vile, and Mi Granville sChappell. Of Char
lotte Courthouse, are Visiting their bro
8ther, Mr. I. Sims Ctappell. who has been
quite sick during the pas i week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
II .ll1S 11 ittIltIklll1l1[9

cation and will dis-prove the charges
by competent chemists. Here is the
result OF another prominent chemist 9 Il
analysis 53 ST i.. Il .55 8.43}
CrIEAiIcAL LABORAToR rs 35f
OLE UEF,ALO,3 8 5S9
4 s3 M II ERBERTi NJ !. HILL, PHI D .,Y3$5
S Ss8 Chemist 70 TIC C'ttv Of But alo.
BUFFALO, N !. Y. & May I'd, l9O4 .ssA s5
cIAT1oH I. City s32s
CENT lemen Three original sealed bot
ties 81 Dr.. Pierce s Favorite Prescrip--4
ton were purchased1, by me NJ At different
storts in this city These pies have
lowing results: s.sss ,S
EACH sample was tested separately
for alcohol (ethyl jalcohol) and each
stance. a sample, consisting Of q .por--S#
the ialkaloids Of opium and for digitalis,
lshow$the absence Of these su distances. sl
&& The work mentioned has been thor
;ougl.s and ~ an certain hat common
alcohol !, opi1lu and d,g,tahs are not /
present IN the samples examined.
gS5 HERBER NJ. Il HILL,
Professor Of Ciemfstry UntrersttU Of Bu1dlo..
Many women certify to the value OF
t.Favorite Prescription ~ as we'll as,
some physicians:
DR. r. ". PIERCE Buffalo IN !. :s5 ,5HS
8l. lar Sir am not giving to writing
very tln1tl Oh but after using a remedy
for years with uniform success | think
!it¬3 out or place to write a few lines
regarding same s
After finishing my education at the
Old Missouri Medical College 1.-THE old
est college OF any kind west Of Missis:s
sippi, River) !, in ! Ss3, commenced:
spracticing medicine in this country
For number OF years / was very re-
.luctant about using anything not
strictly ethical, but for several years y
have been using DR.. Pierce's FavoriteS
Prescription with much success in
treatment Of q the various female cons
plants. For young girls Just changing
to womantood it is an excellent medl-&
cine to tide them through that change
and for all irregularities Of the monthly
period / find it the remedy For preg-s
8nants women use to- tone up and
strengthen the delicate organs Of gem
Grafton. For ladies' suffering about the
change OF life it is also splendid REM \.
ledy \ I know there exists a prejudice
with some doctors regarding the use OF
proprietary remedies but after twenty
years experience, ] 8have5lenr to use
any remedy that will benefit my pa
:tients, which I consider the logical view
doctor should take on the subject.
Very respectfu lly,
d, & LELAND fNYILLIAMsoN,&& NJ. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
SOCIETY (, i: 4 '. u
FREDERIC KSBUR00

{ ID
sRSslsII K HAGS T'nss p.'p Pss
ssielrhina and skating have been the pop
Mar nnstinies here this week and thee
lave been d number OF both skating and
slegt,lng parties, which wore highly ems
5joycd. n fss & vs. !. I. x,
Mr.. ana Mrs. 81 q. Wallace entertained
tho Thursday Night Euchre Club at their
home nst1hursday night from eight 4, 70
4twojve. Mrs w, D. Carter, won the
Sindios, r,rst priza 4 Mrs. G.. r. 10 ward.
$iho second ;s3 Mr. j. VIZ Conway Chichester
fwo, INC! FIRST gent ieinch's prize; and Mr..
Hi G. Roviett, the second. Refreshments
%wcro served. 5i5S5 "a Ii,
Mrs. Alvin Il. Rowe entertained the
Progressive Finch Club at her home te
on Thursday Afternoon. The color scheme ne
was crimson ana tho score cards we're
Bhnnd.palnted oupids, tho scoring being
done With red hearts. After the game
refreshments were served ~ u Il; {isg Y
3The fredericksburg College Orchestra
rnye i iconccr In tho College Hall Frt-
Fday night. which was largely attended
md much appreciated. There were seven
numbers ~ the Orchestra, one violin
solo ana several vocal solos, Miss Kate g,
sDoggett and Mrs. NJ 4, r. Church being the
tho Orchestra was tho new march com a
5posed BY Professor i. a.. Franklipg
leader i 3 Tho Orchestral entitled ,6' our
College a GIrl,nf dedicated to the young
ladies of Fredericksburg College. and
PLAYED Y on this occasion for tho first
timc. St}"Down In the Dewy Dell was was
rendered as a trio by Misses Doggett,5
Woodbridge and $Dabney q
sThc Junior Auxiliary Of st. Georges
Episcopal Church will give silver tea
ut tho parish rooms on Monday Feb Feb
ruary 13th, from five ato ten. I'D
# Mrs. II enryi Byrd Lewis: Of Cleye, King
George county, was q guest OF Mr. MT; l -.
H 7. Knox and family this week. We
home near Richmond. after a Visit 70
the fa,nlly$o HI Mr.. 8 Nv. son,ervillc. 5s;t
A Mrs. THOMAS Nv. r rankin and daughter.
Miss EsailIe, are VISITING relatives In Lam
caster. Pa. 58 lss Il
Miss Florence r. Davis. Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. I'd
q e.. Com pto on has returned home, accom-
panied BY Mrs. Compton, who will spend
short time In Baltimore. lssSs
@ MISS Mamie sFicklen has returned from
I Visit to her sister. Mrs. Owens. IN
Halifax county. 5sss,
Miss &; Minnie Smith. Of King George
is visiting Miss Eva Tyler.
Y Miss Lucy Plaster, &of Loudoun$ co unit
Is Visiting Mrs. r. ". Daniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam a. jenkins and
son, Of Baltimore, nave gone to Florida5
after a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. s% q. -
miss Margaret nioncure has gone to
washington to accept a position as a's
acompani lion WIN
at Mr. enry 6. Lane, OF Mathews county
a student at the Theological Seminary,
is visiting friends here. 4