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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15
Sheep Pay Well.

Henry Krumsick of Vail, near Bell
ingham, has a large flock of sheep
on his farm at that place, and he
AYERS that his little band of sheep is
a veritable gold mine for him. He
has marketed this years wool clip
and he says that each fleece averaged
eight pounds in weight He sold every
bit of the wool at 81 IL cents a
pound, cash. "There is lots of money
in raising sheep in this county," said
Mr.. Krumsick. "The flock increases
rapidly and the wool usually sells at
a good price each year. Sheep in this
country will pick their own living
nearly the year round Last winter
my sheep ate but very little hay and
there was not a day when they did
not go out and browse in the woods"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

Mrs. R. Walrath, of Hillyard, wants
to know what can be done to cure a
cribbing horse. If any of our readers
know of a good remedy we would like
to have it,
Any one who has milk goats for sale
or who breeds these animals will learn
something to his interest by reading
Mr.. Mokler's announcement in the
classified column.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
ELLERsoN's PERSONALS s.

shady Grove Sunday-school mas pur-
chase d new library consisting OF a .o
soyentv-fiye books by the best authors.
Thcs revival, which is now IN progress
q : Shafy Grove, is proving q great Dless
inp to those who attend kew. =. Au t.'e
g is conducting the services; ,,a IL
The revival. which, Us ps''iS r i,vu this
(;ethscmane Christian Church. during thi s
week has been quite q success,
"S Nirss q. Sutton. is quite sick IN her
home near Gethsemane :,
The protracted services WI pes g sin.
Pole Green Christian Cnureii ll N'> -
Gay isabel Jones, who has been quite
sick with fever, Is now somewhat M
proved. !. III, thcen con-
f,nn1 10 her home for some time IroHl
sickness, is slowly recovering: ,s
Miss lena Brickctt, Of Richmond, is
now the guest Of Miss Mp .n1o c nne,'a had
as her guest to dinner last Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. i. King, Of Newman $. ana anal, hev.
Mir Jones and his wife. of King Wlill u,
Misses Vergie and Emma Ba as VS.
Mr." \ Falcon. OF Richmond. Is spending
conn time with Mrs Freshman here.
Rev. S, G. Sutton had the misfortune
to lose his horse last Monday. WINE 2
driving on the road near newman '' - -
Misses Lille Clara and Menea Nagles-
mann. have returned to Richmond, after
a, delightful stay with Mrs. j. w. Beadles,
near Walnut Grove.
tied Richmond last Tuesday.
Miss Florence Carter has returned 10
Pole Green. after a delightful visit to
relatives In Chesterfiela county, snent
Miss Wilette King. OF Newman spent
Monday In Richmond.
Miss Vergie Bradley is now the guest
Of. her brother. J. B. Bradley at TINS
Mrs Mrs. A.. G. Quarles, OF Alice. made a
business trip to Richmond last Wcdncs-
Mrs. Carter and her daughter. Miss Lou,
visited Richmond during TIE week. 4,
Mr. Martin. of King William. recently
visited friends near Newman's.
Miss Stella Sutton returned to New
mans last Friday after pleasant stay
in West Point.
MI Z. Martin has moved his family
from Ellnont to Pole Green. J..
Mrs. Hoffman. of Madison county, IS IS
visiting relatives here
Mrs. James Talley and her daughters.
Misses PearIc and Grace. spent Wedncs.
day with Mr.. ard Mrs. J. NJ Talley AT
Ncwman'.. ~,
a1 Harry ia skctt. Of Beaver Dam, will
mike his future home II. Richmond.
II is feared that little Herbert Sutton
has the munps.
rho Methodist Parsonage. near Aztec.
is now undergoing repairs.
There will be Epchcipal services Mt
v,aphiurt6.. and Henry Academy sunday
afternoon Rev, Mr.. Osgood will conduct
,Iiss Annie White and her brother.
George. of Richmond, spent Sunday WITH
Miss Julia Carlton,
Miss Vcrgie Basket has recovered from
n severe attack az neuralgia.
Master Willie Patman haR returned To
Richmond after u pleasant stay with hls
aunt near Alice.
Little Harry Quarles, Of Richmond was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
HIGHLAND SPRINGS


There VIII us preaching to.day IN the
N. i; Church SunoaY-achool ~ The
usual hour 10 O'Clock.
The Union League VIII meet In the
Methodist Episcopal Church on tonight
az s O'Clock. n cordini welcome ~ All
a Meeting was held at the home ~
Miss Annie EmrrlcH on Saturday ~ last
week and "Y' branch OF tho ". C.
r. ~ wns organized bv the bI-cOuntY
president MR. j Tyler ,InbSpn. with the
following officers elected: president,
Miss Annie lGmarlck Recording Gecrc-
tary Miss ElSnche Wpodcnch Core
fpondinR Secretary Lola WoncoGk.
Treasurer Della sioval The meetings
viii be held monthly and the next meet
ing will be with Miss limerick on the l5tk
OF the present month,
The first animal meeting OF the Wo-
mans Study Club was held In Library
Hall on Wednesday afternoon, September
9Th, with Mrs. Marion II. Read. the newly
elected president in the chair. Tho OPEN
'g address by the president was fun Of
sentiment and enthusiasm and The out t.
look for the clubs new year bctpkcns
growth and prosperity, Several new
members were received. AZ tho roll
coli responses Of prettilv selected quota
tions were given. After the rOu-
tine business was transacted Mrs Frank
7, Read presided as hostess and dainty
refreshments were served.
An entertainment under he auspices
| OF the Woman's Study Club. Will be given
| In Library Hall at nm carly date. which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
], !. = 7n,s llttle cousin, Alvin

+ba r,,est Of his little cousin, 1N Ai ~
Ouarlcs, last Sunday.
Master Leonard Fox, visited cousins y
nonr Alice. during the week, ],
7IIoo,sey TYLER, OF Richmond sNisltea IL IL
= ootives7af Newman's during the past VIZ WE,
little Ermf Field has returned 70 WIN WITH
rnnG after spending the summer WIZ
her GRANDPARENTS, near here.
Richard Burton, Of Richmond. spta.
sunday With his family near TINS p, ra,,
lii-1SMiss RUBY Shaw, of Richmond. speit
= few DAYS recently with her parents. "
WA shington and Henry Academy
Mr.. Cary, Of Richmond IS the n NJ ~
operator at Atlecg now. /, .,,.,. ~,
Luther JeterH q Hicll'' si -. !.
friends here recently ~
Miss Jennie BoWlcs has returned !, 10 y
Richmond after spending several &sa On >
viii her father &Nvuliam BoWles. 34f'e . !. !
Mrs. Fox, OF richmond recently 5vls l lse q
friends, near Alice. ,,,,,tcd
5i Clarence Smith. OF Fairmount, N VS. :
his uncle, &C. SInith last SUNDAY ItIy,,,,,, !,
q. w. Saunders. Of King Nilllam M
snent Wednesday with friends near mere Re !.
~ Mrs, Ida Tyler,4o Of Richmond rec c NJ
visited her sister, Mrs, Glass, near Gem IN
se miss Annie smith, Of Alice, visited
friends IN Richmond. during the Week =, ],
Clarence Carlton made a5business III
to Richmond last Monday. -. !.
a Miss Daisy Quarles 81 Richm non S:"tl7
II Harry Baskott, Of Beaver Dam, visited
relatives near Shady Grove, last sun
louis verlander has returned to I, Rich :, :,
mond. after pleasant stay with MS
parents at Alice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
FAR WEST END, M:

f Mr. George r. Anderson has returned
home after spending some tline a. oG H,t.,
II Chalybcate Springs ana AliL Lu;t,, ~, ~
where he went in quest OF health !, "a ana M
ina, ,iia '' he Is improving -,
Miss Lizzie Ilmberlake,, rece en- ,t Lme
side. has returned home !, ~, ~,
Mr.. Forest Cogswell Is quite III at ms
home No. 1914 Taylor. Street, Win ~
phoid fever. 81 5s
near Solomon. Va, Mr.. Julian ZEN perton
mas Mr. re'1 WIFI Alley and daughter Grace,
who has been summarizing ~ me coun !, ~
he 1rs' ''''s' = 4. /.
Miss Mary levitt, Of Bon A An y g., .
IN Mrs. FIJI Herman RI Urban and children, has
rat,,rncd home after spending some time
,vlth' friends and rclativcs at '"rhc Ridge"
. and vicinity. =. !, = 1rogo !, =
the guests OF Miss Kate Hoge Of Stnun- :
'ol After Il pleasant visit to Mrs, 70. p.
VIM, OF F,lko, Miss Efflc Gentry mas
,atIIrncd To her home. s4gsAS . ia
,rhe many friends OF Miss Carrie Cole
viii regret TO learn that she Ia confined
to her room with sickness. =.
ond 's M Garter nave ave returned after
spcnding sflnc time MS the guest Of Miss
BESSIE Bessie Browning. OF "Waysldc," near
i1n,.ev ''rvlo,. has returned home from
his recent zee yIsi, to relatives near Elko,
Va.
Mrs. Herbert franklin. Of No. 2l24
xycst cary street. who was recently tho
guest OF Miss Alice Thompson, Of Rio
Vista has returned home.
Quite a large number of the yresid entI
of this section a,iendcd tho n!Icnic and
dance given by Ifcnrico Odd Fellows a.
Westilu,npton Park, on wednesday last;
,Ihc day was spent In mcrrymnklns and
s maeaul'F nj 2 p. NJ, seyeral well-known
sncakers addressed the gathering In an
& j Itrii manner, and supperynt seven.
and dancing until eleven, ended UP NC
Mrs AIrs Join Moran. OF 4 No 1915 West
cary street, wife OF the veteran fisher e,
man and hunter, has returned home after
- r,ona,,ni vIsif in thr home Of her ncice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

Mrs. NJ. 3NI. Grant. No. 1904 Grove Avenue.
a Mrs. III. C. Wall and children have return
ed to their home in Norfolk. Vn: 5
Mr.. Frederick Claiborne Wilson lins re-
turned TO his home on Park Avenue, atter .
spending q week with rcla tlvcs ~ hlilS
md Queen county. l5 III B ~
Mrs. John s. HARDWOOD has returned to
her home on Monument Avenue from g
several weeks visit to her brother, Mr..
M. G.jTNeE at spillman. West Va.
After a. ten days trip to Baltimore.
Philadelphia. and Atlantic CITY MI. and
Mrs. William Wood Robertson. have re-
turned to their home. No. 2o2 Walnut
Street. Z u H " .
Mr.. Ellis spicrs has returned to his
spending a week with his brother Mr..
W. A. spierst'5at No. 1912 Hanover Aye t''e.-
nue.. 35s IS ~ w .
Mrs. William T, Sheppard has returned
to her. home. No 30l Walnut Street from
a two weeks visit to her parents pr. and
Mrs. Pendleton, a ScottsvIlle. Va. &f9
Mr. Edward Sydnor has returned 70
his home in Passidena. Call. after spend
Ing month s!ehnnnd !, visiting q rea-
aof No. 1928 Grove Avenue.
8sg Mr.. Augustus Pnrson, who formerly
resided at No. 1926 Grove Avenue! has
moved to his new home near Seven Pines.
After spending S}two weeks at Green
Bay, Prince Edward county, visiting reln-
Ttives. Mr.. IS. p. Hardy has returned 70
his home No. 1000 Hanover Avenue.
Since visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
liam s.. Miller is taking n needed rest In
the country at Red Hill. Albemnrle cnun-
3ty. before returning to8WashinEton. D, G,
Little Miss Nellie Phillips has returned
to her home ON Park Avenue. after spend
ing several weeks with relatives ut Column
bIa. Va. rs, VS.
Mrs. William II. Ncgcy and two daugh-
tcrs left Tuesday for their home In Hen.
derson, KY. after visiting Mrs Marshall
Gordon, No. 307 North Rowland Street. a
Mrs. Grace O, Wootton, who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. a. G. Bedford. No.
Ellis Ivy Avenue, left Thursday for her
home In Roanoke Va.
Mr.. Lacy Galloway, OF Anderson. West
va, spent last Sunday In Richmond, as
the guest OF Mr.. Marlus Trights family.
No 20lS West Grace Street a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. Price and little son, Of Mississippi,
are the guests OF tn" fotmers sister, Mrs.
James Goodwin, OF Fifth Avenue. ESQ !,
553LittlcG MISC Carrie Joncs,s&o Second
Avenue, while Jumping from d porch sew
cral days ago, fell and broke her les. she
4 Is reported as dono as we'll i3as couid
& be expected, . By VI e, =. n
z yesterday for Cincinnati, where he VIII
spend some time.
Miss Leila WinSfield. after spending
several weeks with friends near Ashland
Va. d has returned to her home on High
Miss Isabel Painter Hollnday. who has
been the guest OF her, cousin, Miss Glare
shatsr q :. rh 1 b,r A Some w eaya in
Master Percy Holiday has returned to
Ills homo on Fourth Avenue. after Wis
itlng relatives In Rapidan, Va, forsome
4 Miss Annie Sale. OF Third Avenue, is
visiting her friends Miss Muude Livesay,
OF Cape Henry, Va. q
Miss Byrene4 Collie has returned to her.
2 ia her cousin. Mrs. I.Snwood Harrison.
Miss RebeccaI Clarke, OF Third Avenue.
expects to leave Tuesday for Iynchbur.g.
While there she will attend Randolph
Miss Arrie Pettus has returned to her
home on Third Avenue. after spending
seevera! weeks with relatives near Aohn 2,
q. b ~. ta.
Miss Jamie Brooks. OF Highland Park,
left last week. for Rockbridgeaco W 90
spend some time with her PARENTS 81
Mrs Emma Kidd OF Norfolk, Va, was
tho guest last week Of her sister, Mrs.
Powhatnn Nash OF Chestnut Hill \. d
Mrs. Writ QmHrles whoThas, been quite
sick for some time. Is improving. IN XII
mfr. Fontnnn, Of North Carolina, has
been Visiting Slr. Smith, Of Fnurth ave-
nue. Chestnut Hill. % si
MIR. David Hervey Hansen has returned
B to Pennsylvania after spending some time
with hia parents on Chestnut Ilill'
Mrs. Charles ", Vaughan. and family
several weeks visiting relatives,
Miss Agnes Bowes, Of Henrlc county,
was the guest of Miss Annie Watkins,
Z OF Fourth Avenue last week, IS ~
Miss Lillian Watkins. 81 Fourth Ave-
nue. has returned home after spending
some lime with friends In IIenrlco county,
Mr., w, "a, Beard. of Chestnut Hill, has
returned home after quite an extended
trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

4 nh extra good buying enables IN
tits to offcr$12 1-2c goods for. JD14C Z
81 NJ P1LLO w CAsES-l1xtra6 large size;
L best fnaterlal WORTH II 1-2c Q.7AnE
for. y n, \. 4. Z. \. J174Ci
vi f,Lf5A 6 HE'D AND n u lt3 Ll1ACIIl1r
3 sitlIE,r1 N q Two md $one- half yards
q wide !; two Of the greatest tspo IN
clalst ever offered, worth 25t, for lJC 4
3BLEAc1lED SHEETS .i'xtrn8 heavy,
H Slx9D Inches; regular price boc; E0D
x Monday ..t....Ss w.
WHITE QJtLTs-A large size and I
extra quality; have always sold 700
for 81; acknowledgements ...t..,s... ~
WHITE Tl,ANN Ian extra fall
nduccment; goods that nre cas- o.
lily worth 23c. for. ...,..., AOC
5s. OTHER WHITE e 1r1.AN MEL
Sold in Richmond az high as. 3sc OEo
and good at that; Monday for. AOCS
Il Al SPEC, DTt1 VIZ IN OUTING
< CLOTH isK1RTS-Nvhcn these are
4 gone tho price will have To BIO
{ 3oc Z; but while this lot lasts It's 0Eo
only .,....t.,...........,.... AOOj K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
CHlCKAHOMINY

Mr.. Harry Nash, OF Hanover county,
has been Visiting, Mr. Thos. Q. Powers. OF
Mrs Clifton Henley is visiting her
parents hr.2ilnd Mrs. *. n c. Holman.
Miss Angie M Nuckols has returned
TO her home In Washington y. c.. after;
a Very pleasant stay with friends at thir
II Miss Maybellc Holman was the guest OF
Mrs. G. AlV. + Henley this afternoon. t.8
Mrs Clarke. Of chlclahonlny who r.
been Ill for several weeks In her home On
t;I''Miss Kate Jones Of chicago. who 1ias
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Now York city inIthe next few days,
VI Miss Mamie Pnry ear who has been
visiting Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. ". G: Pace,
or spotsylyania Courthouse. Va, has re-
turned to her home In Chacka hominy.
SYn.. after n very pleasant trip.
Miss Nellie Deitrck. OF Manchcster.and4
Miss Helen Netherand. OF Washington.
p. Care the guests Of their uncle. Mr..
richmond. Va. Is visiting her parents,
M. AID Mrs. Iohn Nuckols. ,-
Mrs. Willie Coleman Will leave for Lynch
town Will be her future home. Mrs. Cole
man viii be very much missed by her
many friends at this place. -.
4. Mr. r. a. Saunders OF Glen Allen. Va.
was visiting Mr.. r. T. Powers. but mas
returned to his nome. near Glen Allen.
THE Polk Miller entertainment given
at Shady Grove under. the management
OF Mr.. n. NJ Nash,tof Chickahominy. for
h success Several hundred people at
tended. Quite8a sum Of money was
The little twelve months old child IL, !.
badly burned. who has been under the
care Of the doctor, Is much Improved. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
8JIOl1N.sON's STORE

Miss Blanche Puryenr who has been
visiting her many friends In Kcysville
md Ontario. Vs.. has returned after
& Miss Murry, mnnnger#of the Murry
Hotel, Kcysyile. Va. has returned home
after several weeks stay u.
Miss Effle HALEY. OF Ontario. Va IL
the guest OK Mr.. and Mrs. Il, r. Pnryear.
Miss Alice Rouse, OF Richmond. W.,
Z is visifinp Miss Callie Il. T.eake.
Miss Bella Mason, n fter several weeks,
stnW with Miss sc 81. Lcake, has re-
turned to New York city.
q Mr.. c. Ed dbnson has nearly COM
pletcd a nice house. which he expects -
OCCUPY soon, 5.,,t,v
married. has moved Into his now nome zone
mt this place. $3.50 rs. l..5lla. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

RICE, I, Ida Dtlval, Annie, Mary, Matte 40
aud Bessie Hatcher, Kate Ruffln, Lllll z, =
Adkins. of Ietersburg; Alessrs. II Leslie
# Calder, james Pcrrow Atwell !, wilson.
ger, DuVnl. Graves, McCarter.f Robinson
and Drewry.. The chaperones were Mr;
and Mrs. Stoncwnll Cheatham. Mr.. and
Mrs. p, e. Clark. and Mrs. p. r.. Fer.
row. 3it
Mr.. r.. A. Quiscnberry has returned
horne after spending some time in WASH
ington as the guest OF friends and rela :
lives. Il #
Miss Kassje Tinsley is the guest Of Mrs
William Miller. ofJN0. 1921 West Cary
y Street. -.Nlat N ~. AZ. laE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
LAX EsIDE NEWS

ID Miss Kate Harris, OF Powhatan county,
has returned home after plea san visit
ito her cousin, Miss Mary Sanders OF
near Dumbarton. S9 I. {.
Mr.. and Mrs, satterwhite and theirltwo
children. have returned home, after q
few days visit with Mr. VIC, Sanders,
OF near Dumbarton.
Miss Lizzie Timberlake, Of Richmond.
is spending several weeks with NJ lss 5ls'cy
Quarles. OF near Lakeside. ss is ..,..,. j,
Miss Oracle Tate. Of Richnlolld iNls!lIe a %
AIRS; J. =. Garter, on the HefHl'ass
Road. ~ Y 4. ). ~ Y 5snf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

A Il.
i swill bp&nni,o,,nced5 later wien y fine pro.
iaya,b;ilte tit,,c q viii be Insured to ALI
Mr.. al Harvey Atlsissof etterth,i ned
few hts tenan,, fen ,Ias 9m 81
a {i'SS e Wss ssts WI Inn Ill.,
don GilEWhusc skill Ens n pintist y t n
cxcellctl charmed tho guests Will q "
fine performance. Among those pre .s.s,,t,
G ii william stot,t. and Britt; otless
Murnno ui,d Atkisson. s,.,.
escorts, attended d reception given pH
TUESDAY lust, where they we're charmlh1g y y
entertained With n,,,slc, games, &C. Ac-
frcshmcn.s were dnintlly served \. =, 4, I.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Piorcc, q, P thas;,
4 Atcn,ic. inrc had their fnrents WIN ttl cii
! Mrs Il 81 Read spent ono dry during
tho rust week lii 1alchn,pnd, !. !, 80
nrs ,vvn MS sSfa os been sfpedins
some tine viii, er parents ia, ao hef q,
wns Il gyest Oh Wcdnesd,.y Z n ~; T, q
Mrs 81. Il. Turner 81 ls'cl eye lated
Mrs Frank 4, > Sta,g nsaay, Vs.
b nirS tV 5 o' 3oSinson ieit on rhursaay
8forfllcr home III Wheeling, ". VA, , AZ, Tne
hns bccr1 Will, her PARENTS, MI ,. ana ~ Z
Nicholas steiscder for s tn Mol ire still
I, M tha N S, md the many friends Of Mr.
4a'nii,lcs wll be glad to learn OF ms MS co'''-
tfi,,ilrd improvements. f3 VI, {, -, /, v
MISS ,,on nlgt .o,nond' With Mr.. and Mrs.
Waterman Citcrlcy, where sue sue NV S8 Q I'll
= MI 1i airs. Dickinson Of Mew o,l LACE re
80, I ,rn now occupying the mouse omio. u
hv Mr., and Mrs. Carnes; /, !, !, sons
Mr.. (,ouldreS Is having a =, hh AZ ncn,,.
house erected on Ivy Avenue, ~ ~ ~ ed.
P rrnv now occupy the Harkcr House ~.
I NJ. IA = NJ, Chandler, who Is gueS,e
of the Misses limerick. was uu tn s Iii
during the nast week. EEK eue ~ Thu Collins, she
Ia now able to be out again. ,,ox
= Ar Willie F,merick from near - a ny Nc
nndria was Il guest for severn ,.,t hn, ' md
during the past week o. u, ''i Inn,per Ave
'" Misses limerick, Pearl and Esther Inc
C,ouldrcy attended the bi-couan.s ,,,as ,cId
ton Of the ~. g. ~ =. y, = nrch on Tues
da NJ Horny limerick from Jyn r'A''' g
spent Sunday with his ta n nover With
,o, Mrts1 : M Bessie Viola. 1Inze and
Calvin. < snent the past week WIN Der 1,e
nnre PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs Q. p. Miller. az Ben ;
Lomond Lodge. -, =, ~ Mrs, D. 4
& S Smith Mrs. Dewitt Hubbard an ana
Master John Boyre Mue m,tar1ew w1 on fhurs-
OF Mr. and Mrs w. NJ. Cl tl ICY ~ = $3.50
VI" MIC s,lEIollis made flying trip nome pr s,
On Wednesday and after spending q guy
and night left for Sharon y, XII "a, IL 1enn "a
r1ndgens, accompanied by a friend or, from
Richm ond, visited l3elleview on T THURSDAY
evening. Friday with
f,Innds md reln tives In Richmond. .aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

friends In Petersburg Sunday.
48 The Sunday school Association OF Up-
4 ner Ficnrico. met With the North Run
School on Sunday afternoon An lin
tereatlng nddress vas made by Congress-
man Lamb. after the reading OF the
meet again with-the Glen Allen school
on the first Sunday In October Beth
lchem having the highest per cent, won
the banner for the ninth time In sue
< cessiOn. 5f4 an E} III 8j y
Row. Nh Smith, the pastor OF Berea,
& Is assisting the Roy. II. s. DrIscoll, In
q series OF meetings ut North Run Bap-
Stist Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

'" :, { ses limerick, Pearl and Esther
r,o,,15 Src attended the bicounty CONVEX
uSnf the XVI C. n. u. which was III ielu
al Broad street M. IL. Church on y 'es
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beebe, Mr.
and Mrs. H. q. Layton, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W, Fuller returned from
their trip TO the Portland fair last
Saturday. They returned by way
Of Montana, Idaho and Utah.
They remained in Salt Lake to at
tend conference.
Rev. l. w. Wheatley and Miss
Eleanor Wardlaw, both former
residents of Stafford, were married
at the present residence of the
BRIDES parents at Cienega, S. c.,
on Wednesday last. Rev. and
Mrs, Wheatley will make their
home in Prescott, Arizona, to
which place Mr.. Wheatley was as.
signed by the late NJ. Il. conference
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Peterson, of Thatcher
has been dang erouslyill this week
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
ACADEMY NOTES.

Our young lady students organ
lied for work in physical culture
last week and in addition 10 the
regular exercises, The tasket bal
team was also organized.
The classes in domestic arts are
doing excellent work. Mrs. Peirce
the teacher is highly gratifeo
with both the number and quality
of the students. Excellent results
are already assured.
We have some exceptionally
bright students in vocal music.
The beginners class numbers %.
The advanced class also is dong
most excellent work.
Our present enrolment is 1870,
with more new faces today, who
will enroll as soon as our principal
is present, be being detained at
home by sickness.
The mammal training class is
dong good work. The boys are
excited but are taking hold of the
work in good shape.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
M. BIan Ahr0ad

William j. Bryan sailed from
San Francipo September 81. Mr..
Bryan will make voyage around
the world. In the course of his
journey he will visit Hawaii,
China, the Philippine Islands,
India, Palestine, Greece, Turkey,
Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Ger
many, France, Norway, Sweden,
Denmark, Russia, Holland and the
British Isles.
In each of these countries Mr..
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Long Wirs to Transmit Power

An Albuquerque dispatch says;
Well informed Arizona men who
reached Albuquerque today de.
clare that surveys have been com
pleted for the longest electric pow
er line IN the south west, by which
it is proposed TO transmit current
from Gallup, N. NJ, to Clifton,
Arizona. distance of nearly two
hundred miles.
Clifton is not well located for
reserving coal shipments, while
there is an inexbaustible supply
of coal at Gallup which can be
mined at very small expense. 1t
is claimed that even allowing for
the tremendous loss of current in
transmission, the plan will be u
money saver IN furnishing light
and power for the mines of the
Clifton district.