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mother Mrs. sso H seSop IT, Of s 10 1915 VEST
Main Street, has returned to his home In 4
Durham. N. G.. where he Il Is ngaged IN
Star and Crescent Council. No 6. Daugh-
tiers OF Liberty. held an interesting meeting
ut Belvldere Hall on iday last, Several
names were presented for, embership.
relatives in Buena Vista and Lynohburg, Mr.,
Hunter Edmonds. has returned home:
@$ Misses Claude Patterson and Miss Nina Gen
try who have heen visiting friends In staun-
ton for some time, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairfax Montngue,o Of No. 1872 Hanover
Street, ~ ,4st
this section visiting relatives during the past
The Oak Grove Base Ball Club has reor-
ganized for the season and Ia open to chal-
Mrs. B. w. Backburn's many friends will
be glad to- learn that shaa Is rapidly improving
after her. recent Illness ut her home. No.
1920 Beverley. ii. ,'55 2 ~ I A38
a pleasant Visit Of D. month to friends in At-i
lanta and st, Augustine. u, 8E y.
d Miss Cary Bruce, tof Gordonsyllle. IS the
guest OF her friend. Miss Marie Anderson. No, I
Mrs. 4. l.. Franklin ia indisposed at her
home on West Cary Street & \. ;ss
Il Mrs. A. G. Becker who has been Visiting
friends and relatives In Atlanta and 81;
Cards ars out announcing the marriage OF
Miss Minnie, Lee Pryor to Mt. WllHam
"Wednesday night. May 10th. at the home Of
Mrs. a. Butler, Of this section; Inc bride -
the beautiful and attractive daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. !. b. Pryor. well known residents
Well known mechanic OF this city. After
the ceremony the couple will be rendered an
elaglnt reception. y, .sE
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HIGHLAN b SPRINGS

There Ewill 8be no service at the Unitarian
Church this afternoon. IF sSS3 Ss@a
The Union League will meet in tho NJ z.
Church this evening at 80 % clock. when all
> The Highland Springs branch Of the wo-a
mans National Alliance met at the Bunga-a
low, tho home OF the president. on last Nom
day. After the routine business refreshments
when tho meeting diourned to meet on Mons
day, 18th, with Mira q. S. bsa Read, at the
f..Manor House
The ladies' Ala soolety ot the Methodist
Eay s9 eaa sS ssss
tho home OF Mrs. D. A..4 Smi th.s &
S93 Gentelnens night, given by the. Womans
Study Club OF Highland Springs, Will be May
The reception will be from 8 until o o clock.
sfta Mr. and Mrs Waterman CT terly have reaurned
from q delightful gYislt to the seashore, taking
in RI Newport News, Old Point and vicinity
While In Newport News at the homes q ME-
most delightful luncheon was served at the
irectory in honor OF the Rt, Rev. Bishop A.
M. Randolph, PHI. LII D. OF the diocese Of
Southern Virginia, at which MT. and I, Mrs:
sCiterly assisted the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. sykes
In receiving. 4 s$S
4 Mr.. Bevoo and family have taken the apart
ments at F.'Belleview,'' GENTLY vacated BY MI.
John Ruffner and family. NJ SS q. 1,s9
Mr. Harvey tkinson and sister ~ MISS MISS
n. MI. Woodcock is slightly Z! Improved from
bis reoent severe attack OF illness.
Il During the week a party OF young people,,
the old turnpike. road, to the Chckahominy
River to the point over which Mcclellan threw
his drawbr!dge during tho Civil War. !,
Mr. and Mrs. John Long, accompanied py
Pnrten were visitors at fLynnhurst the first
of the week. 80 .a}3
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The spacious dining ROOM and parlors
We're tastefuly decorated. Mrs. Barclay
was assisted In receiving by Mrs. L. G.
Saunders and Miss Lucy Christian, Of
Richmond. Ssi 5,s a
Miss Evelyn Gordon. of Richmond; Miss
s Hildn Booker, OF Fortress Monroe; Misses
Rosa and Mary Lee. of Hampton and
Mrs. r. G. Marshall, Of Fortress Monroe.
( Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a
& lunch at No. 70ss East Main Street, Thurs
day, May II tn. ss e Il E.3 IL ma
Il Miss Katie M. Robertson. Of Abingdon
Va, is the guest Of Mrs. Preston Cooke.
No. 200 West Franklin Street.
Miss Robertson Is in attendance on
her father, Captain Frank Robertson, an
old Richmonder who Is being treated
for sprained knee at. Memorial Hospital.
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The Times Dispatch
spend the winter season
the wives Of high Officials until
The Wife OF
Washngtona in her State
Of Senator'S
b. MCreary
Kentuckys senator seems to be
kentucky n OFFICIAL
is looked forward TO with much pleasure she has
prominent
During winter her At ao
possible
although Mrs Mcrearys health Is
Katherine Hughes daughter hos
od Kentucky home
MCrsary educated
school OF the planned
Katherine Hughes Mrs Nc
arrived in Washington the evening OF
the horror gloom
forgotten Returning from college to
Ct the Eleventh
the married
Center College Dany y the early age q eghee
Subsequently and OF House OF
then Governor TIE state and she
still higher
which
parties respective places Mrs McCeay
Governor
Washington the wife of member Of the
each season the much
She accompanied
Conference held Brussels Bel
in 1892.
and Mcceary have Robert li Mcgeary now LYME
and Mrs Mccrsary IN IN RICHMOND Of that state,
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mo REASON FORIIT
.WhenRichmo1Ind Citizens.
Show the Way.

y There can be no Just reason why any
reader Of this will continue to suffer the
torturcs OF an aching back, the annoyance
of urinary disorders, the dangers of d.a-
betes or any kidney Ills when relief
is so near at hand aid tie most positive
rroof given thut they can be cured.
Read what a Richmond citizen says:
]. y. Stub, noulder, OF AL tSlst ST.,
says: .Forthe last twenty years I have
suffered almost constantly with a dull
aching pain across the small OF my back
and through the region Of tho kidneys.
At timesssit was SO severe that 1 could
hardly get around to attend To my work.
At night I did not rest well, and III the
morning be tired and lame IL 1 stopped,
,twingcs caught me, and l felt miserable
all the time. / took remedy attor rerric-
dy, wore plasters and rubbed my back
but with no permanent relief. / heard
OF Doan's Kidney Pills and got o box
at Owen & Minor Drug Co.'S store.
Their good effect was soon evident. The
one box did me more good than all the
other remedies put together and am
only too pleased to recommend thcm In
return for the good that they have done
me- ~ n LIZ, t'
For sale by all dealers Price 20 cents
Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, Sole
agents for tho United States.
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sabBath School Association was held at Cool
Spring Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock a ail s} n lts $$
several days recently, With relatives near Ell 81
Mrs. u H. Smith, Of Fairmount has re-
turned home from a visit OF some time to Mrs.
o. Z. Lucord Of sAtce. hi 5s 81 Vi llsss55
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Beadles spent Sunday
ut tho Methodist Episcopal parsonage with
Rev. ~. Il Pribble and wife. Ba . s8s43 4Ess
turned home to Barton Heights from a pleas.
ant visit to Miss Annie Smith, OF $Atlee.
The closing exercises OF tho Washington and
Henry Academy were held In the school build
ing, "Wednesday, April Goth ~ 81 stkgSS W.
@ Charles Tucker and family, Of Richnlond.s
spent Sunday wi ii y. T. yerlander, of Atlee.s
visited friends In this section.
Mrs. Pendleton. Of Spot sylynnia. has been
spending some timo with friends near Shady
Grove. saE{ "A
Nj. and Mrs. Walter Beacles have returned
to n Tairlnonnt after spending several days
with the former parents near Acree,s Store.I
s Grafton Perkins has returned$ to his home
| IN Fluvanna county after I, spending several
Clarence Smith, of Fnirmounr, was the guest
A.. Basket last Sunday Is M 81 gts 8
Rev. Samuel Hatche, OF Petersburg. visited
his parents at this place curing the past
week. 3s, us 9S s2gg
Mrs. 3. Bradley. Of sllerson. Is quite
sick In her home. III
Mrs. AZ g. Quarles has organized = singing
is5s in session every Tuesday evening. s3
Miss Carrie Field has returned home after
n pleasant visit to friends and relatives In
IRichmond and Manchester.
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Wednesday afternoon. The following are
the Virginia graduates: Miss Nellie Rives
Terrell, Miss Eleanor Virginia Gilden and
Miss Lefty Terry Jones.
MISS Pattle SMcGehce. a teacher Of
Fork Union Military Academy, came to
Richmond with the corps OF cadets to
attend the funeral Of General Lee, and
is spending @ few da VS. with lier parents
and friends, at No 11G South First
Street. #
Miss Tille yolkmann will leave Rich
mond May 10th FOR Baltimore, where she
will sail on the North German Lloyd
steamer Hanover" for Germany. Miss
volkmann will spend one year in EUROPE
Nj Miss Alma Elan. who has been spend-
Ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. c..
NJ. Boswell, No. 215 East FRANKLIN Street.
returned yesterday afternoon to her.
home. in Suffolk. Il 833. s.5a 3
Mrs r. D. Lewis. OF Crewe, Va is
visiting her sister. Mrs. G. 4. Putzel,
No. 4os East Grace Street. ..,,s5
Mr.. Morton Harper is the guest OF
his parents in crewc, Va.
Mrs. johnson, OF bIorven, Va, is with
( her sister, Miss Alice Branton, who is
quite sick in Richmond. !; a5
H Alr. B. o. Blackford. OF staunton, u
spending q few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Louie Hankins, who have
been spending the winter at No. 2l5 East
Franklin Street, have gone to Pooles-
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RIDGE HAPPENINGS.

RsSi 'pis
success. Tho night being an ideal one for
the purpose, the crowd in attendance was very
large and consequently a nice sum was realized.
Ridge Church with new seats. Il
| Mrs. Parkinson. Of Richmond, has returned
homo after visit OF several days In tho
Miss Temple blackburn, Of Ridge. is home,
relatives In Richmond. III ,s
Mrs; :; Tuboa; q q Rose Lawn has been quite
Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Allie Frank
ling OF. West Cary Street.
during the week Misses "a lice Rouse. Bella
and Jeanie Mason. Of No 1925 Vest Cary
sta Mss 4a fsa0H q washing ton. is now
OF Rose Lawn: I,
The sh, q IS
Lodge, No. 103 at Ridge Church Inst Sunday
hy service CONDUCTED "
Street 1s i baptist csarsS. R!ehmond The ser.
vices were largely attended. =. I, :, 8
Miss %ads Gn1se cry s sss Mss
Miss Matte Epbank, OF Westhampton, was
the guest Of Mrs. 9. ]. Ford, OF Ridge, on
q honor ter 3 Rio Vista sSh9e for the
Holt, Bessie Weaver Josie Weaver. y Victor
Perkins, Charlie Thompson. Stuart franklin,
Lee franklin, 0lan Butler, Lsndon Browning,
Guy franklin, Robert Browning. 81 !. u
e Miss Bessie palmore, of Amelia. is 1.-THE
guest of Miss Monte Netherland at her home
on the Westhampton y car :, line &, l., =,
Mrs. ID. j. Willis Is soon to have more I'm.
provements. Workmen and busy there this
week. f.S 35s2gif i7$
Miss Bette Dold. Of Manchester accom- IN;
county, visited Mrs. Franklin. near Westhamp-
ton Park on last Sunday 3,
The Sunday school Association, Of Upper Hen.
rico viii meet With the Glen Allen 81 Baptist Il.
subject for discussion. will be- '"'T1ie impor;
lance Of the Association meetings. !" THU
speakers are to be Professor s, @. Mitchell
aud DR., J.. NJ. Mercer. Il u a
Mrs and Mrs, Sylvester Bernard OF South
Laurel Street, Richmond. were tho guests of
Mr.. and Mrs, a. j, Baugnan, OF Rio Vista,
last Sunday afternoon, Is
Mrs Williamson. Of Manchester, has re.
turned home aiter making a Y, n,Scd pleasant
POLE GREEN.
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After making an extended visit / to her be,
sister Mrs Ign ShepR1aFGaI s q e. F Ee
North MsnsSwt Il st 5es IL NO
nus Mrs. Bennmin x Ruffn. who has been 50
nj and who was operated on ast WsSk wv
Street, and Is thought 70 be improving,
Miss Nellie chfstlani Sssef ana af iESnls
q, Grnzet, and in charlottesyis. has ro' 90
a. =, nor home. No. 1921 Ivy Street.
Miss Annie Il Blair who norn ass g fhAPss e
and s9 Wsshngton Streets, entertained her e.ass
Of about forty children Win in1 an Faster ess
hunt At new i!eseryGnlr pnrk Inc guest Of hcr
t;raca, Street, has returned !. to her nome, az
NSIi Miss Mary caherse Lewis, 81 No. 1908 Han.
over Street Is visiting friends I ana ysfelat'Ses
IN Wilamsars and SpsfG has returned 10 her
se Mrs ndy MsshE mieey q No Grace
s's Mss Mary virginia syanoE q 1875 Gp%gs
School In washington D. m;, "a ms r rnsu ,wn
her training in St. Johns iiosp''1i i''oo"'s =
visiting Mrs ysyler's I So,S M NJ;
nlssss 1 mia Il Mrs. NJ g. a. raylors lays re,
turned "a their home ~ TySane h nsnn Seen he
s a husband n.y. & llaymor saoau IL Elas !
i Ssta c II Ass = sass
these these meetings Rey, AM Mrs l1 X nor viii
their home In spsnSser bss been on
Several II weeks Visit ID her mother in New
mort News, has returned home. 49,. 49,
Aftss y Il KS. fSns s os Sn M
Station in Goochland county, Miss Mamie -,
5Pai,ner has returned to her home' NO. i'S
sg MIs Elm stiss saae ., sorfols Is the cues.
>, N hss isthes. NJ. n. II. Beale. No, 1891
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vile, Md, to visit Mrs. Hankin's family.
Miss Celtic Mcclure. who has been
the guest Of the Misses Sarah and Susie
Robertson, In Stanton, Is now visiting
Miss Eleanor Wheat, al, Lynwood, Va
Miss Harvey, Of Chestnut Hill, left
yesterday for Ashland to visit Miss
Celia Delaruc. II
Miss irene strayer, Of Harrisonburg, Is
the guest Of relatives and friends In
Richmond.
Mr.. r. II. sudnor IS in Roanoke for q
few days
Mr.. Augustus II. Drewry, who has
been very sick for the past three
months has sufficiently recovered to
resume his duties, and was in Roanoke
this week shaking hands. with his many
friends.
Mrs. r. L. Wiltshire Is In Emporla,
visiting her son, Mr. 3. D. Wiltshire.
Mr.. Howard w. Hall, of Emporia, Is
spending a few days In the city.
V i Z u
Mrs. Richmond billiard, Of Blackstone,
Is visiting relatives in Richmond.
Miss Susie Jones is visiting her father
and mother near Crump. Va.
Mrs. Gee Of blackstone, Is visiting
her son in this city Il
Miss Marietta Powers and little Miss
Susie Blair, who have been visiting IN
richmond have returned TO their home y. IN
Scottsvllle.
who has been here on a visit to her SIS
ter. has returnedIto Baltimore.
Mise sus Herring is visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. A.. Gary, at Gwathmey, Va.
Miss Mary P. Barclay OF Lexington, Is
the guest OF the Misses Purcell.
Mr.. Frank w. Christian and Dr.. j. s.
Horsley, OF Richmond. are at the Belve-
dere in Baltimore. 4; y
with relatives in Abingdon. Va. They
have recently returned from an extended '
visit to relatives in! London.
Mr. and Mrs. w. "A. Street are visiting
relatives in Palmyra, va. 52f7
Mrs. Goldback aud daughter, Miss Daisy
Goldbacls. arc the guests Of Mrs. 6 old
backs sister. Miss Gertie Bear, in Cor
louisville. 5i ss Tan
Mrs. ~. Fl. Griffith and little daughter.
NIarion,s of Gordonsville, are visiting rel
ativcs and friends in Richmond:
Il \ Il
Mr.. ". NJ. Dunn is visiting his family 11lly!'
in g ordonsvlle.
Mrs. j.. 2. Reekes. of Reekes. va. is
spending some time in the city.
Miss Lila Hoardly and her mother, Nh.
Hoardley, who have been at Old Point
Comfort are now visiting Mrs. Garrett
Wall. on West Franklin Street
Mr.. I. D., Newell Is spending a few
days in Charlottesville. rs
The Junior Hollywood Memorial A y g
citation will meet Monday afternoon at d
O'Clock in Lee Camp Hall. AS the meet meet;
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FAIRMOUN,1 NEWS.

The flags on the Town Hall \ and the Fair;
mount school were ut half mast for several
days in honor OF tho memory Of General Lee
large nu1nDer OF Fair1nount cltzens tended;
the funeral OF General Leo Thursday
Mrs. Wood ana little daughter.,or Keysville,S
who have been visiting Mr. ana Mrs. George
larry have returned home. Re x Z;
ID Mrs: r. b. Scott. Mrs. j. y. creery4 and
Mrs. James Wlliford have returned from
whs5e they the
Tho cantata which was given at the Town
Hall q few evenings ago for the benefit.oth tho
was a thorough success. g5ns 53
Mrs. Winfrey has. returned from 2 delight
stay IN
visiting Mrs Nicholas Roney on Twenty-first
Street. i32g3 81
Mr.. Howard Martin, Of Hanover county. Is
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4 J. Pavy, IA on
T:wenty-first Street. u
Mrs. S. q. Smith, Misses Mabel and Bessie
Smith have returned to Prince Edward county
with her sister; Mrs. Bette Meyers on Twen-
Miss Ollie Parish. who spent several months
with her sister. RMS. Bette Meyers on ETwen-
ty-second Street, has returned to her home IN
Augusta county. 26;
who has been visiting her son, r. Walter
Beadles, and other relatives here. has returned
Mrs q. H. Pendleton, OF FREDERICKSBURG,
who aas the he, guest Of Nome s Thomas
The ladies' Of the Baptist Church have Just
closed avery successful rurnma .se !! sale on
East Main Street. They. cleared s37 20.
Mrs. William Heckler. president Of the AID
society, Oh the Methodist Church. urges all
the ladies to be eysnng
Will be discussed. -.
Following the rol h91or for Toi Miss
Lorrey Brandt. Roland Liggnn, Willie Thurs
tom Harry McGinn, John Thomas. Nellie Nor
ris, Howard Gigson and daPle2 tiardy.
yica' Nh e6ntertaincI
her young friends In her home Thursday night.
Tho young folkes amused themselves Z,
about midnight, when the merry crowd dis-
persed. II : 4, Y. =. . K ~. :, -, al,
Of Fairmount has returned here and has ac-s
cepted a position Mt the Locomotive works. IS
The ladies Of the Baptist church3 Will aaan gino
tuesday night al the church. Rev. Mr. King
viii mi the pulpit at the Baptist Church TINS Us
morning for the first time. sS a3 81
y Mrs Ben Adams has returned from a weeks,
stay with her sister, Mrs. Milton, near Asf-
land. : -, ~ IL. .., :, =. u 1, /. ~
| turned home, after a pleasant visit to Mr..
and Mrs. J.. tIaughln, " = i,
is the guest OF relatives on Twenty
Eddie has returned t. his h9 mnn IN
With his sister, Mrs. g. O. Brown. on chelsea
~ MI tha M Mechanlcsvie Turnpike and are oc-
cmpying the William Bryan, cottage.
! j. Christian has returned from q s stay o.
several weeks in Newport News s. ~.
'Nfra ], Iauterbach, OF Petersburg, ls visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs K. ~ s''lus o''
iT. l.. Slaughter has returned after pleas pleas
ant visit to relatives in PETERSBURG tor seVe'A'
uH Mrs Pearl Gaines presented the Peerless
Council. No. ., Daughters Of Liberty. e.. peau-
mo in behalf OF the Grove Building As 80
caion Martin dsrmeifm Inn fhe se papnsSters
flag in neat little spe pee =, 70. Few daya over
| the hall on Howard . Grove "
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Hanover Street. y VI
Miss Sadie A. Kern. who was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jno. F. Bnne, on West Main
Street has returned home. M ;5G laB fi4i$
Mrs. w. +. Bethell, OF Danville., Va, is
expected In Richmond Tuesday on visit
to her daughter Mrs. + .lf c.. Christian. at
No. 8OS Park Street fs5l d aa4ys
/ Mira Frank Nottingham. of Portsmouth and
Mrs., Thomas Person, Of Lbuisburg., N. G.. hnyc
returned = to their homes, after & a visit 10
their sister, Mrs William Tilghman, 1908
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Ing is important large attendance is

ing is important, q large attendance Is
hoped for.
Mrs. John Brockenbrough Newton is the
guest OF her son, Mr.. William B. Newton,
in Boissevain Avenue. Norfolk.
The Houston, Va, Record and Adver-
Hser contains the following: Miss Gates,
niece OF our townsman,5h1r . w. ]. Gates,
who has been tea ching school In the Cow
ford section. returned to her home in Rich
1nond last week. she was employed by
the people of the ghborhood, who were
iYot satisfied with the public school, and
gave entire satisfaction as q teacher.
( On the eve Of her departure Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. Reeves entertainedlin her honor
Colonel w. r. Robins will have charge
Of the N1assanetta Springs gain this sea-
son. tsY q III is33:sf S$i
The nlarriags} Of Miss Reta Dickson. eld-
est daughter OF Mr.. ollingwood Dickson,
ley. OF Yanderpool Is announced. to take
place at Hamilton Chapel May 18th at
3 o'clock. Id " ~
Miss Minnegerode, Of Richmond, is the
guest Of Miss Belle Heath. In Butte 81 Street,
Norfolk. u iss5i 4. # &
Mrs. JYnius Lynch. OF Norfolk, is vis-
siting friends in Richmondf.
4 Mr.. Charles p. Brown and Son. Mr..
Charles s, Brown 5r.' are n ms Stanton for 2
Mrs. j. Martin Moon is. the guest Of
her parents on Main Street Scottsville.
- = y
Mr.. and Mrs. p. "a. Cray and son, who
: have been visiting in Palmyra, Va, for
some time, have returned ITO. Richmond.
Mrs. William sclateraant cRalmyra; is
visiting relatives in the cit DGf
i.s5s -! - ~ / ss.,fffI
Mrs. v. B. Barclay. fof Newport News
entertained at her liresidence No. s49o(
Huntington Avenue. e friday afternoon.
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POLE GREEN

4 regular meeting Of the Henry District
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B Professor Dan Wright. graduate OF
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, is ex-
/ peeted in Winchester about May 10th 10
visit his aunts, Mrs. w. ". Baldwin and
I Miss Rachel Wright. Professor Wright
has been In Panama for the past ten
months, where he is connected With the
engineering corps OF the Panama cana !.
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Mise Sus Herring is visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. "A. Gary, at Gwathmcy, Va.
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Ono OF he most beautiful 3banqucts ever
given IN Norfolk occurred Friday nigh
Il tho Monticello Hotel y Mr.. A. p. Thorn.
who will shortly leave Norfolk to make
his hone in Washington, being the guest
s$ot honor. Judge d. Tucker Brooke acted
az toastn,aster. and the out of.toWn
speakers were Judge G. g. NVaddIll OF
Richmond: Mr.. Alexander Hamilton. OF
Petersburg Mr.. Warren G. Elliott Of lsaij-
4inore, and Judge L.. L. Lewis OF Rich
mond. d Covers we're laid for sevcnty-fyc.
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IF Eddie Leake has returned to his home ~. n
Il cha rlottesyile4 after spending several montns
a With his sister, Mrs. G. o. Brown. on Chelsea
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Miss kate NJ. robertson, OF ..'The Mead :.
6ows. N near Abingdon Is visiting friends
here during Captain Robertson g stay at
the Memorial Hospital. She has been the
recipient OF much attention from her
4 friends In Richmond. ~.
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b There swill 8be no service at the Unitarian
Church this afternoon. a3 sSt
The Union League will meet in the N. p.
Church this evening at z 80 o clock. when all
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30

occasion during January of 1901 I went
to my home in the evening, but my
wife was not there. | made a fire lr
the stove with the hope that she Woulo
come home all right. But l was mis-
taken She opened the door and came
urching into the house. She stag
gered past me to the next room, anc
threw herself heavily on a lounge
In a moment T heard her snoring and
breathing heavily, and l knew 1 woulo
get no supper at my home. so L went
to a restaurant and ordered something
to eat.
'In few moments she came stag
gering into the place and grabbed ms
by the coat and pulled me off the
seat. She wanted me to come home
and she said that if didn't she woulc
kill me. I put her out OF the res
taurant and she went home and re-
turned with revolver and L took 4
away from her and put her out o
the restaurant.
ut wouldn't have been so bad, judge
IL she had remained at home wher
she was intoxicated, but whenever sh'
got real drunk she would call or
nearly everyone of prominence in the
city, ard it was a disgrace to herself
and to me, so after I found that moth
ing could be done for her L left hel
about two years ago"
Other witnesses We're called who testi-
fed that Mrs. Henly had become intoX.
icated whenever she could get the
price of the liquor.
The decree was granted.