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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-13
MEETS At cLARKsvlLLE.

The Southern Passenger Asso-
citation has granted a rate of one
and a third fare for the round trip
from all points on account Of the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Convention at Clarksville,
Tenn, October 26-29.
The people of Clarksville have
arranged to provide free entertain
ment for all delegates which, to-
gether with the strong program
provided, assures the best conven-
tion of men ever held in the South
by the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The convention committee has
selected the Madison Street Meth
odist Church at Clarksville as the
convention church. The music
will be conducted by Prof. Charles
G. Washburn, assisted by the Van
derbilt Glee Club. The new asso-
citation hymn book will be used
and the music will be a feature Of
special delight.
The themes selected for the con-
vention are "Tennessee's Largest
Assetand Greatest Need, Taking
Care of Tennessee, three hours Of
conference, "TYo Thirds of Our
Problem" Religious Work for.
Men," Achievements in Work
for Young Men," Failures in
Work for Men," "The Problem Of
the Boy" etc. All of these themes
will be handled by masters of as
semblies and men of splendid or
atorical ability.
The convention committee is
particularly deslrous OF extending
a cordial invitation to young men
living in communities where no
Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion has as yet been organized.
These young men can secure Gre
dental blanks from S. w. McGill, |
State secretary at Nashville, or
from any local Young Mems Chris
tian Association secretary.
The program which is now be-
ing prepared for the press will be
issued in a few days and will be
distributed to all who makerequest
for same prior to the time of the
convention.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-13
FUN AT ZONE.

The following good advice to
parents is credited to the Spring
field Herald:
Don't be afraid of little fun at
home. Don't shut your houses lest
the sun should fade your carpets,
and your heart, lest hearty laugh
shake down some of the musty old
cobwebs there! If you want to
ruin your sons, let them think that
all mirth and social enjoymentmust
be left on the threshold without
when they come home at night.
When once house is regarded as
only place to eat, drink and sleep
IN, the work is begun that ends in
gambling houses and reckless de-
gradation. Young people must
have fun and relaxation some
whore; if they do not find itat their
own hearth stones it will besought
at other less profitable places.
Therefore, let the fire burn bright
ly at night and make the home-
stead delightful with all those lit
tie arts that perents SO perfectly
understand. Don't repress the
buoyant spirits Of your children;
half an hours merriment round
the lamp and freside Of his home
blots out the remembrance of
many care and annoyance during
the day, and the best safeguard
they can take with them into the
world is the influence Of bright
little domestic sanctum.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-13
HE WAS LONESOME.

At a sale of animals from a hip
podrome tiger was being offered,
says the London Times. The
highest bid was made by man
who was a, stranger, and to him it
was knocked down. The owner Of
the animal, who had been cycling
the stranger ,uneasily during the
bidding, then went up to him and
said:
pardon me for asking the ques-
tion, but will you tell me where
you are from?"
"From the country" responded
the man.
care you connected with any
show?'
"No."
"Are you buying the animal for
yourself?"
eyes"
The Snowman shifted about for
few moments, looking alternate
ly at the man and the tiger, evil
IDENTIFY trying to reconcile the two
in his mind.
"Now. Young man." he finally
said, "you need not take this ami
NAL unless you want to, for there
are those here who will take it off
your hands"
81 don't want to sell, " was the
quiet reply.
"What on earth are you going
to do with such an ugly beast if
you have no show of your own and
are not buying for some one who
is a Snowman"
"Well, I'll tell you, said the
purchaser. "My wife died about
three weeks ago. we had llved
together for ten years and | miss
her"
He paused to wipe his eyes and
steady his voice, and then added:
$50 I've bought the tiger"
sI understand you,' said the
great Snowman in a husky voice,
as he turned to hide his emotion.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-13
NEW HATS FOR THE LADIES.
Mrs. Bette Cunningham has

Mrs. Bette Cunningham has re-
ceived another line of the very
newest millinery creations for>the
ladies, misses and children, and
they are simply beauties. Don't
fail to see them before you make
a selection for your fall and win
Ger hat.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-13
srEREoPrIUON LECTURE.

Remember the lecture Friday
night, October 20, at the Metho-
dist Church. The lecture will
also be given at Bethlehem Thurs
day night, October 19. Be sure
to attend and take the children.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-13

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mrs. C. Bowie and children, Ct Pc, Teters 81
Va. are visiting tho family OF Mrs L. r.
Kuhn, Of No. 20lo Tairmount Avenue.
Mr.. Herbert Usher, OF washington, y, e.!
but formerly Paramount hoy. was the guest
OF relatives here last week. lie also visited
Hazel Russell and Violet. children Of MT.
and Mrs. John p. Sterling, are quite siek wlth
uphold foyer, n. their parents residence on
TWcnty-srcond Street.
MT; John Ianklns and dauEhter Mss ~ An ME
Kate Putze have returned homo.
Little Jim Kelley, who underwent az eSceen.
ingy painful and dangerous operation az inc
Virginia Hospital several days ago, Is g. now y,
Improving, though his life was dospa'fea q
for several days.
Mr. y. l., Dunn and family. OF T>Henty-aec-
land county, where they spent TWO weeks WIN
relatives. - . !.
delightful visit 10 friends In NORTH carolina,
Miss Annie Ennis, OF Mattox nm, VINO NUS
been in chcstoraeil county with relatives for
tho past three weeks, has returned,
Mrs, John Wright, who mas neeh onnilh ,nI 10
her home by illness several weeks, was taken
TO tho Virginia Hospital Sunday, where she
VIII undergo an operation. va ,,,s ~.
guest s OF her her aunt Mrs. Susan ou'land' here
Mr. George Collins has left for panylllo' Va'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Misses Edna and zzs nownan have ro,u5 5e
lightrul visit to relatives IN NorfoK'
Miss Lottie Llvesay. Of Cape Henry. Va;
OF Third Avenue,
Mis- De 10 snsSG IN
county Is the cues! OF friends m1:;. ,,,on,s rter
Msf c'i he pss. Several weeks
e5Ps sw has Of Rand ID PARK has
been visiting friends in Ashland, w.
Mrs smith and two children, Of l,atlm H2r,
the sugs, Of at cSe,nus M M
william 1or she nas ThG Sre has o nsfs
Misses Ssse' lou and Matte Fourqurean has re,
hss n9"s sn on aays III Sew yo ofseF
guest Mfs Of her cousin, Miss ruth Rennie' Of
p Torh 70 HysnG fGr hsr home
pe Mr.. s. " Marshall and little daushter Hes 6, !,
s have sasn }ss' vs TO p
near Front Royal, Va. .,o
mss y FIVE lsatiSss In e fsEa avenue
Mrs. John Price has returned to her home
w ss1 Ssran. 9sF sss.ssy weeks
ME- and Mrs Joseph r Toura rrn a Hng tWo
h Rsse ass FG Gss s
a MTs her q sG%S on fa ASfas
|
n.onths With Mrs BENJAMIN Howell, OF New
Jersey. have returned to their home on Ih'ra
MIS- MISS LILLIAN watklgs Of Fourth Avenue 4, 9,n,s
Chestnut iIil Is spending somo time IN row
hatnn county !. ,Y,h,,,1 porl,
Church viii hold lis monthly meeting t1ils
evening at tho residence Of Mr.; H. u = Minsnr,
e "a this is the 1rat meeting since tho month
Miss Emily md Roy Cross have returned, T. 10
their home on lliEh'a d,,r, parR ar'er S's'''"s
INF Mr.. Wills spent several days last week IN
Mrs. william pratley and daugh,er' E'lzH,
| 'Iittie ruth Yarbrough, who has been qul1e
III Tor tho pas! week. Is rdI mproSSnE ome ATTIC,
snSeinding o some lime with Mrs, j y, Sparks
OF >I,ss Tannie Taylor has been spending thf
mast week With Mrs, Schneider, OF Third ave-
Mr. W A. Beard left last Week e spMs sM
! some time In Baltimore, rnila'e'P'''"' ~"
| York and other Northern cities, ,,h,
IA Mls neen n1 the Rest Of Miss Edith Yerbroueh
for the past two weeks. returned home MonaaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moncure, OF
washington, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Hull, at their home, Mount
Anna" in Stafford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

a., toIrl hor
looks of n negro woman, ana ne tolu W
what he thought, His LANGUAGE 2, was 7. sor npe
tempered with nice WORDS, NV ~ u d,dn't
Was asked TO contribute $40 that ne a'aA
have,
Ike Thomas, the little negro who was a''s
captured by officer Bradley, was AS m nm.
in Jail If there is room IN the reto 'Ina
utory no will so therc, and nol tAe
viii remain in jail for several m on rs,
james Williams WAS accasen me- ~ was
saulting Leila Thomas and thele W." ros
much talking By both parties As =
suit each had to pay 500
G. A, Merrlman ana Clarence W h,a ck
tho former white and the latIef p''>'"'
were fined $3.50 each for fightlhs. ho,-
= ". nlakey, white 'lys. m esen ,of thirty ll
gins on the street, as Wa W,ls s.f for beg
Sing, was fined 50.
Annie Robinson paid $3.50 for being 'E'
disorderly. s. T., =,
The president Of tho Hot Air bunch I,s g,
then closed the book and went M ms
lpsf.cs WITH haiis Bust q N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Misses Edna and Lizzie Bowman have return
cd to their home on Third Avenue inter de-
lightful visit to relatives In Norfolk
Miss Iottie Livesny. OF Cape Henry. VA
is tho guest OF her sister, Mrs. william Redd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
BARTON HEIGHTS

Mr.. Leo starri,t. who has been visiting his
r%p Lana s f has h sse so MATING g,an ns
N Mrs r. $. Mitchell. q sabo. Island. has r.
=" III. and Mrs. ". F. veitch. who have been
visiting In Boston, Mass. have returned home.
I, MI; {; n, Taylor. OF North Avenue, Is visit
Il Dr. @. j. Dawson has left for a weeks stay
Mr.. Edgar Rose has returned home from q
pleasure trip to Sorfols and EmPorln v,.,,nr
a. MI the III home M or Of 81 John Fl White
Frank Monroe who o., ha ior been sis b y,s..S
Norfolk No. oa"''' : 'V'f1' - =
Miss Katherine Gregory. OF Lamb Avenue, Is
visiting In Kentucky o,.,. u
has as her, cues, the Misses Raymond OF East
Mr. John BEDFORD. who has been visiting
Mr. Frank $. Elicit. has returned to his home
sir: Raymond Ware left Monday for Nor
mi Mr George IL ware has returned home from
Mr. 3. ". Grubbs, who has been visiting IN
powhatan, has returned home; ~ "a,
~ ,ar 5 x eaTs
Miss Rosa IIazeieroye he's ,eft 70! ntlees
to visit relatives. .,,o
Miss 9te 10 rs re s the4e for
vh,I,n a. ond from there she will go to Gaines
Vile Vile to 1T teach in tho High school. at that
place for the coming season.
Miss Mobile Duval has returned to her :. home hon
on Miller Avenue after a visit to Mrs. snead'
of Hylas, ~ ~
| his home on Miller Avenue
Mrs buchanan has returned to her home e., or =
| hcr mother.n-law In old Caroline. =, !,
| Mrs Frank II. Mott and family have returned ,a
Mrs. J. r. Bowies who has been visiting Pr.
and Mrs. j. b Anderson. OF 1nez Louisa
] county has returned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Mrs. II. l.. spilman has returned to
Richmond from being the guest OF Con-
structor John Spiman. OF tho United
States navy in Norfolk.
Mr.. John S, Harwood, who has been
tho guest of Mrs. Charles Culpeper III
Portsmouth, is at home again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

famed for its hospitality, and on this
occasion it was more thoroughly enjoyed
than ever before.
From early morn until late at night the
merry voices and gay laughter of this
happy. party rang glecfully through tho
long, spacious halls Of this old-fashioned
country mansion. Fishing. riding, driving
and tennis were among tho amusoments
for the guests, and the city contingent
thoroughly enjoyed the out-of-door life
and pleasant recreation.
Among those present were Mrs. D.. L.
Sutherland, of Carroll county; Mrs. Il. c.
Snead of Richmond; Miss Emma Beard,
OF Amherst; Professor and Mrs.
Nathaniel Perkins, Of Florida; Miss lrma
Robinson, Of Albcmnrle; Miss Gay
Vaughan OF Goochland; Misses Carrie
Belle Snead, Writ Jones, Mary and Vara
Snend, OF Tluvanno; Messrs. w. II. Jor-
don. of Alabama; c, " snider, Of Wash
ngton; DR. II. T.. Sutherland, of Carroll
county; WIN Perkins OF Scranton, Pa;
Gessner Jones, Joseph Snead, l. 0, Per-
kins. Frank and Winfrcc Sncad, OF Flu
| wanna county
Observation-Disclosures
| Miss Margaret Alice McEadden. daugh-
ter of David McTaddcn of No. 2la Ninth
| Avenue, East, Duluth, Mimi. was mar
red to Robert Aston Martin, son of
Mrs. Waltor X. Martin, OF Richmond. Va.
on the 25th Of July, at the home of tho
brides sister, Mrs, Jesse Dwight Smith.
Of Minneapolis. They will make Mime
apolis their home in the future, Mr..
! Martin being engaged in the electrical
business in that city.
Mrs, Tyler Entertains.
Halwick, the East Rndford homo of
| cx-Govcrnor and Mrs, J. Hoge Tyler,
was the scene on Friday evening OF the
| most notable social event OF the season,
Mrs Tyler entertaining in honor of her
guests. Mrs, Tlcth Tyler and Misses Guile
and Nora Serpell Of Norfolk.
There IL no finer or more genuine hospl-
tally dispensed In the Old Dominion
than ono meets at lialwck, and on tho
present occasion, whom the former Gov
ernor stood with his wife. surrounded by
all their sons and daughters, each prof
ferng n gracious welcome and aiding II,
the entertainment of their quests one
was conscious of tho fact that the cons
vontlons Of modern life can never. rof
.. nouial intercourse of hts nnte-hellum
genuInencss and cordlality. while sucl
homes exist through the length anc
breadth or our land.
The house was beautifully decorated
yellow shaded lights and profuslon OF
yellow blossoms producing hrl'han'
effect. The mantels were banked IN gol'
den rod and asparagus fern. and golden
glow and blaek-eyed snsans, aided II
scattering the summers pent-up sun
shine through the big parlors' The stair
ease was decorated with eversrcens ant
golden rod
Elk Governor and Mrs Tyler, Mrs, He'll
Tyler and Misses Guile and Nora Serpol
of Norfolk, stood In tho receiving line
Mrs. William lngles served fruit puncf
and Mrs. George ~. Casiell presided a
lthe coffee urn In the dining-rcom,
Mrs. Tyler wore a black Jotted lace
rotic, sind Mrs. Heth Tyler, who la
wnsome ttunette, was gowned IN ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Mr. and Mrs Madison, of Unison va
have issued cards announcing the APP
nroachinE marriage OF their daughter,
Maria. to Mr., Rush Walker Chamblin
Of Airmont, Va, the ceremony to take
place in the NJ T.. Church at Unison
August Goth, at 9 A. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
Speak Gently.

Speak gently to the orring.
Yc know not all tho power
With which the dark temptation came
In some .unguarded hour;
Ye may no, know host earnestly
They struggled, or how we'll.
Until the nour OF darkness came.
And sadly thus they fell.
Speak gently OF the errng.
Oh, do not thou forget,
However darby stained by SIN,
lie is thy brother, set
Heir OF the self .>a:he heritage
Child OF the selfsame God
lie hath but stumbled in the path
Thou hast In weakness trod.
Speak gently to the crrlng,
For Is it not enough
That innocence ana peace are gone
Without thy censurc rough?
i, surely is weary lot.
That n-crushed heart to bear;
And they who share a happier fate
Their chidings well may spare.
Speak kindly Of the erring-
Thou yet mayst lead him back,
With holy words and tones of love-
From misery's thorny track;
Forget not thou hast often sinned'
And sinful yet must be;
Deal kindly with the errins one,
AS God has dealt with thee!
~ r'GsS -ESchangc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

Mr.. Theodore X. Miller, Jr, of Baltimore,
Who attended tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wedding last evening, was the guest in
fredericksburg, Va, Of Mr.. w. y, Brad
ley, en- route to tho city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
.BAU CHAN GETS 1T AGAIN
Apparently No Limit to Number
Of Months He'll Spend in Jail.

II. r. Baughan. tho man who stole
tewe!ry from boarding-houscs and kept
the authorities worried for months, was
Yesterday morning in Police Court sem
fenced to serve four months In the city
tail for stealing sS5 worth Of gold leaf
from M. j. Rudd, On Monday morning
Baughan was sentenced, altogether, to
two years In jail and sent the grand
Jury upon two separate charges. When
a Jury is through sending BaugisaTl to
the penitentiary he will begin on his
twenty-eight-month jail sentence,
Gsoggs LAWS, q aalxyeA dido Y l!ks The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30

s S yin sss H a tsr!Sssb II RsfsS' bsiSfs
S yss d 4 Ds Nj ' Ts.
vs & 1n Ns,sS vi a No. Y III;
Mrs Minne billiard md hsr da,shter; ss
ldn billiard, havc Returned fr9n, We ssashore.
MssrS Sy A' sSHSsa an sSsSS Sus
airrspo number 81 guest at her cottage through
81 %;s o ssS # Ne Gas. Ys os xsa
TN Siss fers slrf KseensSy srsndns lime
with her relatives IL, nlchmond ;,,,,n, ,,or son
at /" r. .'' oaks ior some dino. has returned
turned eaFi 10 ther home II 1or1moath sttsr, q
vS and eH, rs hS'e an ySdrs
rWenty second Street, and Miss ,lin lseadlcs,
ssy ss sS,"E sy se wasEs win
Ts,a sps ss n ' sSs;e nss s.'"eo
1sIa ny chSd VII sss IL lis s SSn sss
SIG, Monday. september 18Th; ,u,. ,,.,,,,,
E s r nave F"E Fsu na hee ' rom Hs
81 Mr JOIN Tally and wife ma child WHO ha S
70 their homo on INyenty-third Street,
home me- by sickness, as Is also Charlie Gentry,
The funeral OF little Joe Virginia Woody, In
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Woony.
took place Yesterday evening Nh rono clock from
Miss Lizzie Cnulding. OF NO. 2lW Ialrim Io,,,
Avenue, has returned from !+Oulsh county,
where she has been visiting relatives Ior SOW
erS Mrs. MVs Thomas Kuhn is convnesclng from a
Mrs: James wooden and MISS Lille sm mt
Mr., Richard 1techler has zone to Newport
News on n brief visit. !,
tho guest Of her friend. Miss Annie Ennis
Mrs. Charles Loving and sons. Masters
Ethelbcrt and Charlie who arc IN lMckihshath
county, are expected home THIS week, ~, ,,od
Mrs. J. Sterling OF Richmond. ms returned
Rev. c. G. Cox Is conducting revival sery innH
at Wnvery Va this week. ne was ~ I Stony
meeting.
Mrs. Maggie winkors has returned from
visit 10 her daughter In West Virginia.
Mrs. w O. Kinds and Two childrren. OF
Miss Lee LORD. OF New Kent county, who
has been sick In the homo Of Mrs: Menn
Greens trcet, hag been taken to tho hospital
for treatment. -.
IN amusing entertainment to DO given IN me
Town Hall In the near future Tor tho dement,
Of The Methodist Church,.
Mr. and Mrs George Knight and children. q
twentieth Street. will leave shortly on Visit
in the country. ~, ,,..
is progressing rapidly The other streets OK
Paramount have q thorough sewerage system:
much to tho qualification OF the citizens of that
thriving little town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
e NOT IN tnke Mace until some timo

1T is not TO take place until some lliho
next winter.
Mr.. Belmont aud his son will leave the
city to-day for a hunting trip OF zen uiSs
in North DAKOTA. In confirming nc
news of the engagement OF his son yes
terday Mr.. Belmont said nc was much
gratficd that his son had CHOSEN suci
a charming young woman LOT MS iu, w
bride, and had determined No beglh VIII
out delay his business career ana est'p-
llsh n home for himself about the same
time.
Mr. August Belmont, Jr,'s mother was
tho only daughter of Mr.. Edwin Morgan,
ono of the members Of the old BANKING
firm OF Matthew Morgans Sons.
Whist.
Mrs. EJurrie Webster. 1T the CheSter-
field, entertained the Stay-at-Home
Whist Club last Monday night. The club
mustered four tables and the top score
Vac maac by Mrs. Bland Spottswood
Smith ana her partner, Mrs. Ben Palmer.
Tho next meeting will be held AT me
residence OF Miss rutherford, NO ll2o
| West Avenue, next Monday evening tho
! 4th instant
Keswick Whist Clut
Al The last meeting of the Koswci
| Whist Club Mr.. and Mrs. George liousn
| ton, Of Brookwood, were the dcllsh'lu
hosts of the occasion which was most en-
ioyabe The game was very spirited ahe
at lis finish, refreshments were served
on the beautiful lawn Among those pres
cnt we're Mrs. Thomas Adkins, Mrs. Z
| T.. Dickinson, Mrs Wexford Z. Rccu
| Miss Mcciee, Miss Royal and Mrs ant
Miss Tanner Of Richmond; Mrs. Copen
Mr., Magruder Mr., and Mrs tlow''r'
! lIoughton, Mrs, Julian Morris, Mr., AM
Mrs. Bowcock, Miss Long Mr.. Long, MI
ana Mrs, L. Money Mr.. and MIS- WI
liam Money, Mrs Breesc, Mrs. Hhlle
Mrs. and Miss Anthony, Miss Mellen
Miss Carrie, Randolph, Mr. Randolph
Lady Lees, Mrs, Thurman, Misses Page
MIR, Mann, Misses Copen, Master Copen
Mr.. and Mrs Iiough'on.
Party at White Rock.
The house party given last week a
"White Rock" the beautiful home %
Miss Carrie Wnder Snead, In fluyaHn
county, VAS one OF The most delightlu
social events of the season. This oil
Virginia home has long since becom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
Invitations Issued.

AIR. and Mrs. John Hiram Wall, of
south Hill, Va, have issued invitations
to the marriage of their daughter Leta
Fave, to Mr.. John Robert Thomas, OF
South Hill, Va. the wedding ceremony TO
take place on Thursday, the 7th OF Sep
TENDER. at high noon, In the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South HlTl, Va. l.
The bridc-to-be will enter the church
with her brother. Mt Joel Wall. Of Boyd
ion, Va, and will be attended by MISS
Annie Thomas, sister Of the prospective
groom: Miss Margaret Simmons, of Union
Level, Va; Miss Jennie Petty, OF North
view, Va: Miss Virginia Bracey. OF
E,racey. Va; Miss NJ. Sue Edmundson
OF Stony Cross, Va; Miss Lucy Neblett
OF Jorgensen, Va, and Miss Helen t1tz-
gerald. of Blackstone, Va.
Mr.. Thomas will have ms his best man.
his brother, Mr. w H. Thomas. Of South
Hill. Va. His groomsmeu will be Messrs
V. G. Epps. OF Underwood. Va; NJ. w.
Ogburn, Of Whites Mill, Va: j. NJ.
webb Of Northview. Va; Thomas A,
Bryson, Of South Hill, Va; L. a. Gill,
of Northview, Va: j. a! Smith and
Herman Wall, Of South Hill, Va, the
latter brother of the bride-to-be.
Miss Wall Is the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. J. II. Wall. Of South Hill. and one
of the most popular and attractive young
women In the town. Mr.. Thomas Is one
of the leading young merchants in Soutl
q
The Jasper news., 1905-07-27
CORNER BUILDING
NEW STRUCTURE TO 60 UP
AT ONCE.
VIII Be Built By hrs c e Campbell
On The Corner OF Grand Avenue
And First Street.

Another new busiDess block will be
put up at once in this city 1t will be
b1ilt by Mrs. G. +. Campbell on her lot
At the corner Of Grand Avenue aud
First street. The bsiLdiug will be one
sspEy with % feet froEt and 80 feet deep,
aud viii be built oS brick The con
TRAIT for the lumber has been already
leu and the contract tor the brick will
be Yet in few days. Prof G. W Harvey
will have charge of the carpenter work,
The front of the building will be
oogupied 10y Mrs. Campbal5's Millinery
staEe and the bacls part by bakery in
charge OF Mr.. CamPbel, The building
viii be pushed TO cvmplejien as soon Is
possible. Ia the meautiagc Mr.. Camp
bed will work in q. bakery ct Joplin,