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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-22

free-for-all at the Enterprise saloon
Monday night. Ed Stone, who said he
was acting the part of peacemaker,
was let off with a reprimand and Jack
Dunnigan forfeited bond Of SO. The
four men kept Officers Sanderson ana
Rolf busy for time and it was with
difficulty that the fight was stopped
and the men arrested.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-22

Waitsburg's New Park-C. w. Phil
lips returned yesterday from Waits
burg where he has just finished laying
off a beautiful little city park on the
hanks of the Touchet in Preston's adj
dition. The city has arranged to start
the work of planting trees and or
namental shrubbery and flowers as
MANNED by Mr.. Phillips. The grounds
will be seeded with blue grass.
Married at Church-Yesterday af-
ternoon Rev. Andreas Bard of ST.
Paurs Episcopal church performed the
marriage ceremony of Seth Moore and
Miss Annie Nowak, both of Franklin
county. John w. Langdon acted as
hest man while the bridge was attend
ed by her sister. DR.. Clara Moore. r Mr.
and Mrs. Moore will reside in Kah-
lotus.
Grading Up School Yard-The build
ing board of School District No. /, is
taking advantage of the spring-like
weather to have the grounds around
the new school building to be erected
in Green's addition leveled and graded.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-22
Dinner at Mohundro's.

DTTfffoT az H'0frUr'u' y D
This evening Governor Mead will be
MOhundrO at their residence in this
city. In addition the governor and his
party and a number of intimate friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mohundro will be in
attendance
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-22

council decided to grant the pc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
) j. Is. MOSBY g. COMPANY
5sessss Seeeeesssessssss
OLD POINT COMFORT

Chamberlln, Mrs. Francis O. Brwn gave q
dinner for Mrs. Osborne Of Toronto
On Sunday evening Major and Mrs William
Carroll Rafferty, had us their guests at dinner,
Major and Mrs. Ogden Rafferty, MrH Car
,baugh, of Washington; Lieutenant and Mrs.
SGwynne r. Hancock. of Governors Island !;
Nj. and Mrs. George n Adams ana Mr..
Clarence Midnight. OF Washington. u
General Caleb II. Carlton gave a dinner on
Monday evening when Ills guests were General
Thomas Sullivan. Miss Sullivan, Colonel and
Mrs. Ramsay D. Potts, Major and Mrs Ogden
Rafferty, Mrs, Clabauyh, OF Washington, and
DR. Weldner, OF New York. IKE fE
On "Wednesday evening Mrs. George r.
Adams gave n dinner for Mrs. Osborne, OF
Toronto at which other guests were Major
and Mrs. Ogden Rafferty,, Mrs a, 3, Doyle,
of fAshevillo N, CT; Mrs. f., q. carbaugh,,
of Washington Mrs. Francis 9, Brown Gem
eral Thomas Sullivan. Lieutenant Sheen and
lieutenant Woods. OF Fortr Monroe.
x Another dinner for Wednesday evening was
given as a farewell to lieutenant Louis r.
Dice who has recently been ordered from
Fort Monroe to Fort Morgan, Ala, (. The
guests included Lieutenant and Mrs. Clifford
c.. Carson. Miss salley, OF. Newport Naws;.
Captain Brooke Payne. Lieutenant Miller,
lieutenant Norton Wood. Lieutenant Paul y.
tBrinkcr and Lieutenant Dice, q
Guests now mt the Chamberlln are Mrs,
William Oswald. Mas Alma Oswald Laurence,
Mass, 4 Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Tuttle. Miss podds,
New York; Commander Frank II, Edrldge. u, &
S, N; Mrs. Eldrldge. Hartford Conn, Mrs.
Charles a. Buck, the Misses Buck, Wayne,
Pa; Richard L, Annesley. Miss Annesley, Al
bHny, NJ Y.Sif5.5.f 81 35a6a i gels3i5 sE5 81 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
! CAROLINE COUNTY,.
(spcclal to The ,rImes-pl

BOWLING GREEN, VA. April a2.-Mrs;
days With her mother. Mrs, y, q. Moncure.
Mrs Katie Lee Bert and little I. daughter,
Mary OF Wayerly, are visiting pr w."
jijroaddus, the father OF Mrs, But
Professor Phelps and wife spent several days
'"Churles n Jesse. OF New York. Is here WIS.,
itng his wife, Who Is staying with her
mother, Mrs. g. Il. Collins. Mrs. Jesse, who
Mas brought here II month ago from New
York quite III, Is now nearly we'll.
~ H. s., Coghlil ind c. y. Sugg attended the
meeting Of The Jr., Q. y. A. NJ, which me: ut
WilInn, A. Moncure and wife. OF Richmond,
nre spending several days mt the home Of q,
Professor A. d. Chandler, 1r. and wife, Of
Richmond are staying at the home Of A..
Mrs. Zimmerman and Maueha Iruggemcyer,
her nephew, of ChlcngO, arc here ut the
LAWN Hotel, Waiting the old homes of their
: e Caroline County Hank has put IN new
u'i Forest fires arc reported from MI PARTS
which prevailed this week, no Roadway could
be made in checking them.
The fruit is not Killed In some places in
the county. hut it Is Thought II Win drop
from ,hD effects q The cold weather /, ;,
The farmers are busy and work Is plentiful
Wheat aud grass are looking extra Nell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
SOUTH BOSTON SOCIAL

sou !SReiis osr9S rs Va apr
Enrst GTAMfor9 hsiSna isvls'tns ne
d. William 70. Price or brunswick: was
a guest at .'Mooreland last week. !. I,
rnsm ssfs S Sns s HosHse s!a G a.
and Mr James Ingram, Of Danville. are. Wis
siting Mir. md Mrs. H.J Ingram
II rhSmpsen formerly pas tor na OF
of Bluefeld, VIII sui for Europe In few few
weeks to attend the Worlds Congress OF Bap-
lists that meet in London Z. I'm
deliver temperance lecture under the aus.
pices q the w 1T next hMrsday eve
Ihe municipal election win luke place S Tune
1871, at which mayor and siX coinci M me-
Will be chosen, whose terms Of office WI!
b. two years beginning September lst from
dock In Nlurfreesboio, N. G.,
b Miss Mary Pondextcr Is III baltimore having
Mrs u. u, Wyche has returned to liender.
daughter Mrs Manu. u lw is;mon1 Is tho
guest OF Mrs. r. Lawson.
q Miss Maggie Gaines. who has been visiting
her cousin. Miss Jennie Watkins. returned returned
MIR. Alex. Bruce. who has been quite, sick
for several months. y reclperatins sl9wiF; 4, !,
arc are damaged considerably. u
A week OF special services will, begin. IN
the Methodist Church May LIST. Iba plst 70,
lowing distinguished ministers to assist nm -
L@amnstS Of pahvilIe; REV; en- Kelly ny ,os q
sSr iiGpSi's iscv. n. 4 Laird q Banylle; and
Wey, u N. Rawlings, Of Danyillc.
Special revival services VIII DO heiu nS t Ky
week. ;.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Dec,al 70 In. Times. Dispatch.)

4 Especial to this Times- Dispatch.) al
APRIL XzDnring holy Msrs wee So
dnner. AND and ali other forms Of
Wsss 81 % fneaions and affairs Which
pu&llc mention was desired Those a VINO
TO
\ friends and neighbors who were observing ' the
religious duties of the x, Thus even zen
y themselves yielded homage to the sweet de;
{. votlons of others whose sentiments prompted hs
them REFLECTIONS aud Of rs
gatherings Of friends and there have been a
number OF plans for gayetes when the
prevented the week from being dull Nor n,.
folk is never dull even when there are no great
the seashore and little gatherings MT the houses
hs F aas quietly nls
Ssnfations MS to- the gowns and the hats Tor
q whs q
the world. Through all Of the suppra,sson,
which betrays the excitement which Is re- E.
strained in anticipation OF the joy which Is
S,Gw the 81 haye e
The world with melody. y. ~.
house party which will be given ven mt mt t the
E Easer n Maei Tic Tic party somposed
season sea and and will be chaperoned. BY Mrs Ed.
,nnnd Dugas and Miss Marie Reid. Those
'ssss P M,ss Nary
Norfolk; 4 Miss Clara Aseton. Miss Z; Augusta
Mnupin and Misses BESSIE and Dixie Sieme EYER
~. &; MI CHI, MI Beysrly Jones Mr. Ron
crt Brown. Mr. William, a.. Sterling, Mr.. GU,
Essnn Msaa Msss!: S,oRas
Ilmn,c. Mr. Walter Msehews and Mrs. Marks,
- IEIiigam, Nolan BOSWELL on ter tnined most
deshtfully tr,dny evening nt her \, h9 anne
on1r ni i1n
DanviIle. and Mrs. William cothran Of Biz
nshan Ala Deshful music saSers Vas guests sn
isir some Of the best musical talent
in i the cities. Professor Charles Boyes played
several beautiful violin solos while r tae go
wards wards and Miss Mary Duncan. and the bari
tone solos by Mr. Edwin Teller were excellent .sn
4 az Miss Kn tharine Reid OF Washington da'ighIS
ter Of Speaker Reid Of the House Repr :,
Gptan1 A1huF
Norfolk and is now stationed at Fortress Mon
roe The date OF the marriage IS not an
The students Club held meeting MGSn am,y
with Miss Minnie Moore nsr homs
terta!ninE paper was read by Miss Moore
Sers reSans
sy ' Mrs. iBoatw-iFht and Miss Annie nmmer.
son. which was interesting: 4,
Miss Ethel Pike. OF Washington is y the
guest of Miss Melissa Payne, on Precursor
\ Street, Miss Pik6@will 90, to Tarboro. n. c.
4 tn 4 attend the ..tnartiage Of Miss Josephine
Phillips. to her brother, Mr. Albert rpike,
\ OF Washington, which will occur on Thurs
Miss Lois vnii loft Monday afternoon for her
home in Aforristown, n. ~ after being the
and Miss Florence waddy. on Duke Street
Iir. and Mrs. Harry D.. Elchberger. OF Rich;
mond. have taken the Greenwood cottage Mt
4 virginia Beach for the month OF May.
Miss Portia Baldwin Of rerryylie: e. VIII r.n %
I the guest OF Mrs. Barton Myers next week
At her home OH Bank Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
4 CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Especial to INC TImes. plspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARIoTTE Apriit An ,s sHfht ~, 10
concealed patience ns n delightful break to the
duiInrss OF Lent, is the concert to be given
I'm thr Academy OF Music here the evening ma o.
ira The most prominent mutrons and bellies bellies
fof this and surrounding cities are, lending
their influence and perhaps there Is more
notable musical organization than any one
event that has invited the patronage OF tho
people VI Charlotte. So.
% The literature section OF the woman's Club
held n meeting Monday morning with Mrs.
w O, Nesutt Pursuant to the progranne
adopted at The heglnnnx o. TIE season o 10
day WAS "a Scotch Ranble" which was thor.
ough,ly enjoyed by every member present;
The Chelidou Book Club was entertaincd
Mrs. Walter II, Davidson charlninsly, en-.
ter;aincd q number of her friends ut dinner
party "Wednesday afternoon at her hahoso,ie
Mcsdames Q; r. Heath W, ~ Long, v. 81
''s Miss Edna an wh;nan graduate, m. ,Hs
term from the musical department. OF the
PRESBYTERIAN college. gaze q graduate !, re-.
cital In the college auditorium Wednesday
evening, which was ,horoughly enjoyed ~ hsr
4 friends She was assisted by Misses Jessie
Moore and Linda Hendrix.
Misses uInbcrger and Greerer, OF the faculty
n Elizabeth collese, delshsfny snt as,a1s,
evening. JIliphtful refreshments were served
Mis- Lois Holt has returned from Pine
na = rs. ro, TatFs Mr. ~ o
and Miss Amanda Caldwell, formerly Of TINS
1 Mrs r. y Walker, ST. q Charleston. s, s.,
is The guest Of her SON. r. j. Walksr' IN D'ir
VAR XII and Mrs, ii. q. Victor. OF Lynchburg,
s va. are guests OF their son, MIR. u, NJ
si Mr.; J a.. Guy T. n q Dsnville' Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
'woMEN,s HOME MISSION SOCIETY
MEETS P spE TnSIMMto'gn4Es VIA MA
C., AND o. RY.

$3.50 round trip. Richmond to Ports
mouth Va. and return Via chesapeake
and Ohio route, which VIII !anu Passen-
GERS q / Portsmouth. & Tickets sold May Isl,
"a and Cd, limited for5return May 9Th.
Fast trans leave Richmond from Main
Street station at AZ M. and ! 2. Nj,
daily,
Only two hours and twenty-five minutes
from Richmond to Norfolk, and twenty
minutes later arriving Portsmouth, Va.
Tickets sold Richmond Transfer Co. and
Main Street Station.
For other information, apply TO
NO. WARTHEN, DIP. A.,C. & Q, Ry., S
500 East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

z !, spsss ar 70 5 NE VA April
Holy Week. made Old Point rather quiet, a.
though the hotels are crowded with guests
to nor ~ The INST several days, dress parade at
the fort has drawn q large crowd OF specsa-
tors aaEif III .tte}Se3 " =, g,,.,,,,
.,osts So "a rome over to Norfolk to witness
tho Yale UnIyersity OF Virginia game. i,
great convenience folthe guests re rs me
arrived. Two trins n day are made to the
Normal school. Soldiers Home, 81, 1ohns
Church. Hampton and through ne Tort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
FRONT ROYAL.

Especial to the Times Dispatch)
4. FRONT ROYAL VA, April 22.-Dr. Brown
ing OF Rappahannock county, was the guest
OF NJ. b. Turner recently @ ~
DR.. Harper, of Winchester presiding elder
OF Winchester district Methodist Episcopal
Church, South preached an excellent sermon
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. H. Downing we're in Wash
.ington, d &C, this week n
G. w. Forsyth was at Delapant, Fauquier
county, "Wednesday. AZ 55yif5 .6 ssSS
IN. w. McArtor, Of. Stephen city. is the
guest OF his nephew, Gserge r. Johnston.
day. yt55i} Egg}}
Antram Mckay, OF Baltimore is the guest
Of relatives In Warren county, this week. $
Z Miss Gertrude 5Iaoderick. of Washington, D.
c.. is the guest Of Miss Knthryne Kinzer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
WEEK IN WEST POINT.
(spec,al to The Times. Dlspatch.)

WEST POINT 4 i 2s. Gal sam,n !;
up York River some time ago with 4 load 10. OF
oysters, when the launch, Ella which , wns
formerly sE nrNe tha She sunk
Captain Marshall only hna time to !, COLLECT Istd
the bont Of Captain, Garry Post who was va
nearby, before the went down. Il, 5rus
near 4, Gofs Tont Point 9hc rug
mln He line Line, That WIS reported bringing
one e1 pensare see seekers Who
trip for pleasure they c sc C. 9Msy a.,
for ~ boys md coored
This IS entirely a new diversion r'i Tor Mes'
ent ee orSer Of Initiated fourteen
candidates Al recent NEE ting 4; !, MI,
sg :, YIN ne ptis syS eSarc sanaae
and at the Methodist Church sunday niE el,t
to SrEsn,ze S SirnS
past tor 4 has been handsomely furnished adding
much e the general nM %ppearanee ano eon
MIR. Robert o. Garrett, of King William.
left recently for Washing ton d where mere,
Miss Hayes ourns. accompanied by her sister:
M ss roaa gy IL tnsSsA they Vii
the guests OF Mrs. Mckenzie Of II ghland ave
rue Tnlcomn Park for an indefinite neriod.ssl
Miss l'ettie Downing. employed IN the law
offices Of Mr.. r. IL Edwards, is visiting her
home ut Beulahville w 3 ", iIt
Captain 1hos Stone IS very sick mt r. 5t tile
a Mrs. Martha Stark has the grip. H#
81 Mr.. Henry Marshall. who has been to Bal ,
Stlmorc for medical trea tment. has 3 returned
Miss Ma ttie% Curle, sister Of Mr.. Vivian
gCurlc is ut the Memorial Hospital in ltich-s
/; no,,i mud Is improving. at aSjss5l 35s
Mrs. j. . IT,. Bland left for Alnndy's Point
to visit her mother, Mrs. Courtney, who who Is
Most 'of the merchants here have greed TO
close, their stores mt ~ +. NJ. =. except Sn tllr-
day evening, beginning AIay31st
IN Al, Easter egg hunt Will be given at Colosse.
BAPTIST Church Monday. The West Point
BAPTIST Church Will give the children OF the
town It's annual egg HINT Mt Beach Park Moii-
Sir. Lciper NJ Robinson, OF Bowling Green.
has been a guest Of DR.. Geo. w. Richardson
several days s this week. yyis
~ MIR. 1nnd Mrs. Farinholt, Of Ichnlond, Wis
lied their daughter, Mrs. ]. T. Cuthrell, this This
Mrs cuthrcill is on the sick list.
AZ Miss Elizabeth French Crutchfcld.H OF FRED.
cricksburg, and Mr.. John Minor GnteWood OF
West Point. will be hurried In st. Georges
Church, Fredericksburg June LIST. s
Mrs Charles j. Holt has left for Bn more
TO attend the marriage Of her ughter. April
10th. * Rev. Charles ~. Holt Will leave Tor
same purpose Aionday. 5s II sf&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
FARMVILLE VA.

K sFAltMyIII.E. yA... April 22-Notwithstand-s
Ing the heavy frosts this wcsk, 1t lis re-
ported from several sections OF the country
around Farmyille that all the fruit Is not
Dir, A. IL, Boykin. OF snllthfield, Va. spent
several days Of this week with Farmyillo
relatives. E}s4 if5
.tcrtainad Farmyille audiences with two per-
formances yesterday and Last night.
the customary Faster excursion from Farm
VILE to Richmond next Monday. Quite
large crowd Viii avail themselves Of the
cheap rate to visit the capitl city. "a 4,
Mr., JOSEPH Mannoni left here Thursday mora
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

y. 3. MosBY g COMPANY J. 3 MosBY g COMPANY s
Wash Goods! Wash Goods!

Wash ds!i
only the new and wanted are
prices that VIII asreeably aurprlseI
plain and Fancy ollcs, in all want,
ed coiorsj value ESQ. and Is 90, special
Monday 1X Mc
Linen Suitlngs, new and stylish,
every wanted color and white, value
20c, speclal....-,. &. ]. $50 &c
SIX ikioussellnes, In. II every wanted
color ..,.. ~. l0c
Liberty and Bernleo Silks, new and
stylish, all colors... ...... ......... DOC.
Sole Rad liant !. 4. I. 80. zoe
Japan Gee. !. \. 800
Crepe de Chine. ..... ............ 60c
Mohalr Lustre...... ......s.......lOc
Pine Crepe ............. @Oc
EpineuIne 4. \. 2Dt
irish DInltles 25c
10000 Yds Of Summer Floor.
Covering in a Great Sale
for Monday
We have decided to make the COM
Ing week one OF the buoIest In the
history OF this department.. Every
thing here and under new manages
nent. In order to accomplish this
prices have been dropped way down.
Don't miss the chance at these.
Mattings
The 4oc., a5c., soc. and ESQ. grades,
special for Mond 1880. -. 1888 DC
20 choice patterns China Mattlngs,
80 pounds to roll, yard ~. &. 22c
20 choice patterns extra quality
China Mattlngo, IS pounds to roll,
yard n. zoe
20 choice patterns, superior quality
China Mattings, 80 pounds to roll,
yard ~. ........l... Doc
Japanese Mattlngs, large assort-i
ment, new and effective patterns, all
the best, $3.50, ~ and. $3.50. ~. 40
S5 Warp grades, yard, 25c.s to SOC
Hodgc'sFiber
Carpets.and Rugs
III Look for Hof on tIcketa. This
stands for the best and original Fibre
Rugs and Carpets
q 26x45 Inch bre Rugs ....... y LOO
36x72 Inch Fibre Rugs....... 1872:
6xs feet Fibre Rugs. 1900. 1915,
71ax1o}a feet Fibre Rugs.... 1873
ex12 feet Fibre RI .H11.5O
3 12x15 feet Fiber Rugs. ~. 1850
Hodges's Fiber Hall Runners, SO
Inches wide and In lengths from As
Inches to ~ feet, $3.50 to.;.5. 81. S2..5
a6x72 Japanese Fiber Rugs, new
.Patterns ........ ...,.s.., AZ
Mating Rugs, new patterns, varl.
our sizes, 1dc. to..l. .!.5.i. .i..l...... 5Dc
Hand Woven, silk designs, border
Japanese Rugs, 3ex72 Inches 81. 80
Complete assortments at lowest
prices Of summer DraperIes, Curtains;
4 Furniture Coverings, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
NORFOLK SOCIETY.

u. A. c. Keith. toastmaster; Rev. w. r.
Keene. Rev. Ashby Jones, Rev r. r. Baston,
Latham Fletcher, D. P. Wood, T. s. Dance.
county secretary. and Others. A strain OF
liumor was noticeable amongst most OF the
speeches and kept the houso In state Of
.lnerriment and laughter At9i
Mr.. and Mrs. i. L, Lee Marshall are guests
at Mrs. NJ. NJ. Green 8. m "a a.
Mrs. Howard shaekleforst is visiting Miss
Mary Amelia Smith. VAT i5i5sl lie, s sqt s3S
4 Mr.. and Mrs r. vnss are guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton Ri 81 q m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
WATERMELON, VA. .
3fsnec,al "a The Vines D!spatci,.)

~ Especial 4 70 Tbs 1IInts.UIslatsI,, ~
+. }WARRENTCS, VA. April 22.---The fact
that W;arrenton is well filled with strangfrn
Tor ihis sea.on Of tho year, makes
il safe q predict that the tn. !, =, summer ,s
cs,se OF {, scarcity Of guests, Many OF the
tralr4ents from northern cline. noted with
surprise The appalling change IN the weather
during the early part OF this week. April
was rudely transformed iDto March and the
town Vas NhIicned temporarily with q snow
furry, which obscured from View the top OF
{.Watery Mountain
Ths ineinbership banquet, given Tuesday
evening ~ the Bowling Club OF the }. NJ.
q n was an all around enjoyable affair.
The mem, cards were rather unique. being in
the shape ~ ien.pins white IN color ard
bsariug git lettering
"a Amang the speakers o. the sienlns were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Prince Edward Notes.

& Especial to the Times Dlspat chs III
Y OVERLY, @PRINCD EDWARD COUNTY,
VA, April 22.-Sprng chickens are late this
season. but there are lots of them on tho
way. The enterprislng housewives around
here encouraged by the high prices paid for
fowls during the past winter, arc making UNI
year. AZ z. .fg.s $5;s l5ii#t;f5.l tf iJy,
Mr., and Mrs c. u. Kennedy, OF Amelia
county, have issued Invitations TO the marriage
Of tholr daught ter, Emma Louise. to Mr. Ken
ton Harper. Icowan, OF Fnrmvtlle. the cere-
:mony 10 take place in Bethel Methodist Eps-
copal Church. Api'll o5ih, ut 4 o'clock p. NJ. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

Ing for Alchmond, after several days spent
there. he III take leave for Europe to spend
six months at his old home in Corsica, \
y A number Of tho students OF the State Fee
male Normal School Will give a, play. in the
s"Phoebley Romance IA charming inelodran,a.
! The First National Bank of Earmyille ID
hRyng the Foundation laid for one Of the
abandonment business structures In the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jurman have returned from
their visit to Charloltesyllle Z, where he took
man, first president OF that Institution.
The May education meeting q Prince ed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

ward county will be held In Farmyille on
the 9th OF May.5at which !mois several prom
pubio AMONG these senaar 's Mar.n
Professor j. r. Armstrong. of L.yIchburg, and
DIR. As u. Gray. of Amherst. Similar lneGt-
ings Will DO hold throughout the State dur,
linz Tho month OF May In tho Interest Of
a Miss Woodruff. q the Normal School faculty.
aud her sister, Miss Clair Woodruff, urp Iii
Washington for tho Faster holiday.
The new assembly hall at the Normal School
liz ncarng Scoinpletion, tho Glee Club hoping
that II viii be ready by tho 18th Of May When
their annual CONCERT MIL bs given ~ II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
SOCIETY," IN
RADFORD|.

M y q. Il 3. IL
5 IA (Special to tho Times Dispat ch.)
RADFOTp, VA, April 2i.,.Eo ci,s n NE
levi; insiss s iysnp 1s an un1 pro as
MIS- Mrs. William insies was hostess to the
Frfnt ssn,s fs 1 carried
william sles and MIS- s " "i
.Womaf's College, Miss Eiisc Miles. Of Ilollins
and Miss Mary Miles. OF Pulaski lnstituse WSrs s
the guests Of Mrs W. A.. WILSON, t. seyersi '"'s
s,e t Ind i1 ii.
t tro,,sers ca,,Ght IN Wheel Of the press ai
his leg just above the knee, badly cut and and
torn. . "a &. I, : ,,rro b,
eass sSis' stesteS Fs'f are at home sF the
Redq /. noop s e gF a,;sp Mr. i.
Colonel Oscar Miles. Of Fort Smith /, A s,nSss
'af St. wSs a Wilson ns Me wss. Aston and
cises Of Or. Alderman At churot tesv'i'e '"s'
The Glee and Mandolin Club. Of v. r u,
will give an entertainment at the ol'er"
iiSIse ma nd slrs james 6tey, Of Walnut spring
were guests OF Mrs. Mechanism 1ngies. Tues
day md "wednesday -. 40 ,,oyo.
tees OF Tcrpsichore in this vicinity. The
Easter german will be danced here MONDAY ,r..,
ono nj Maple Shade Inn will be given. Tues
day; the Y. p. II. german will fall on Thurs.
day; and tho Roanoke Easter german = ridaS
Henry McIIarR, president Of the Y. !. e. 4
20 conpany was in adford Nah rhu1 yoEN civ sfy
ffer N foiir Of inspccton of the furnaces OF
tho company, in Southwest Virginia and East
TENNESSEE. h. 5y I'll < Ia 55.ff. fs 4, 81 ,.,.,,
office Monday WINS 4 n little out Of the orui.
nary, for tho reason tina. the bride ride, w VIA
in short dresses being only sixteen years o ~.
9mnjority. THO bride was accompanied ~ hy !
her father, who freely gave his consent. Inc
contracting partics were Miss Fennic Nohce
and James Andrews, Of Montgomery.