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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
&eKel. Gtploiion.
2 Wann toht, 10 perlsBt.

g t. @lairsbiIls {, g., 20.
Geb. gei Der grpIofion zines Sampf-
tehels bel 8rube go. l Der probibsnce
Goal SO. murben IL perionen berlsbt.
DabOn fno 5rant Miler uno gli
Winti bereits gefOrben. Wm. Noams,
prdfoent Der Nrbeitsr Union, tuurbe
i6tper bertpunbet. Die anberen 0er=
leBten finb Slapen.
Die @rube mar ni9t fietia i'm Se=
trieb, oa neue Maf9inen sinssiebt
wuroen. Die 2eute batten fid in benz
2ehel6auie beriammelt. UNI au b6ren.
oh ibre Sienfte ben6tbist feien.
g t. @tairbiIIe. 20. 0eb. =
Na4trdglid finb ibren 8erlsbungen
NOD eelesen @m. Noams uno Mi9asl
Milana9.
S9mer berleBt finb: Sames 2oftus.
WiDiam Sabis uno Saoib Sbomas.
g moot pro3e
WabingtOn n, 20. Geb. usber
ben Gaa bes mormonif9en .Senators
SmOot miro Dos 9omite fir pribile=
glen uno Wablen in oieier Seifon
teinen geri4t erffatten, ba ta9 Mn=
fidt mebrerer Mitglieber Der Senat
feline 3eit mebr bat einen iolaen au
bistutiren.
8ertreter q n as.
90 ahingto n, 20. 6eb. Gen.
8ebsribee unb Der ertpdblte Senator
Sementpap bon Snbiana ftsIten benz
prdfoenten beute 8. 6. Starr, 0or=
fiber bes Stats gretutipfomites unb
Samss 8. @oobri9, gorfibsr bes re=
publitanii4en Staatstomitss bon Sn=
biana bor. @s banbelt fi9 um bic pa-
tronage, 3u Der Snoiana ber.9tigt 1T,
bod finb teine @inaelbsiten befannt.
Mu9 gr=@ouDerneur Soderp bon
Wifouri ma9te benz prdfbenten eineu
Beiu1.
amitientpd9
@bieaso, 20. Geb. Der @runb.
sisentbumsbdnbler @utbbsrt %. 9ainq
tpuroe auf Wntras ieiner So9ter 6rau
Serene 2aing MalcOlm peesn Sieb.
ftabls bon $249. 842 berbaftet.
Sas @elb tammt aus benz Na9laE
Der Wutter, bic farb als ibr Wdb4er
6 Sabre alt mar. sic ernannte ibrer
Mann gum Ssfamentsboafreder. 9it
Sodter muBte 9i9ts bon benz @elbe.
Nls fte oabo1 erfubr uno es p~erlangte,
tonnte ganig es ni1t beiT9afen. 6,
iaste, Der gr6bere She'll fei in @s.
fadften OerlOren sesansen. Gin msbr.
jdbri9er pro3eB fOlgte. 9lud bic 8hr=
gen 2ain9's, oarunter Der frtbsre BUN.
besienator @m. 6. Waion ftnb Der.
tlast.
Or prbperu d.
Opfer 8ap, 6. s., 18. 6eb,
Sas gan3e gilage befinoet fi9 in bod
grabiger Nufresuns iiber eineu Moro'
ANAL, uelder beute au seitiser Mor'
esnfunbe auf Or. Souls 2epIer, it
befen Npotbete an gaft Main ctr.
bon einem als Diamond Did" betantt,
ten @e9er. befen ri9t;ser 0an,e Senri
Sobnion 1T, beriibt tuurbe. @aub ma
3ueifelas bas Woiib sur Sbat. Sel
Duttor erbielt mebrsre eefdbrli9e Bell
biebe tiber ben 2opf, bod f9webt feif
2eben ni&t unbebinet in @efabr. Ser
8bdter bat man bsrbaftet, Dor Grie
oensri9ter Geantlin unb bant obuv
@erau9 nod benz WaRau @ountp @e
fdngnib Int Mineola gebra9t, ba be-
grtinoete 8efir9tung borbanten, bob
tpenr CT biefigen @efdnaniB bliebe. cit
geriu9 sema9t weaoen f6nnte, if,
81 lpn9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
Sm Giie
Srei Sampfer gefansen.

g t. Soeph, Wid., 20. Gebr.
Der Dampfer vpere Warquette go. 4"
liegt felt so Stuuoett 3ebn Weilen bonn
9afsn bon ponbwatsr In einem 9roben
gisfeloe felt. &c fnmmt nur wenie
&au9 aus ben S9orniteinen. Wan
alaubt, bob bic Munni9aft bic gin=
ridtung berbrennt, UNI fi@ uno bic
pafagiere marin gu balten.
@tpa bier Meilen bon oieiem 9am=
pier III Der .Manihiqus" sinseiroren.
Nad benz 8au9s gu urtbsilen, bat sr
nod reidlid Roblsn.
Gin 6dbrboot. bas ben Sampfern
/ Silfe brinse folte, lit fanf Meilsn
nOrowsilid bonn .pere Matquette"
ein9efroren.
2rab= Pro3eb 5.
81. Bouts, 20. 6eb. Na9 brei.
idbri9er Yers6eerun9 bat beute in
Bates 60. Der prO3sb gegen @bas.
2raB besOnnen, Der ansetlas. 1T als
Witslieo oes tdbtiiden u~nterbauies
bon einem N9enten Der Suburban
StraBsnbabn Beftsduns ansenOmmen
gu baben fir feline Sisnite our Nn=
nabms elmer Bin, bic Der @sielidaft
ansseoebnte &e&te CAB.
2rab tplroe Dor 3 Sabren berbaftet
uno fidtete, na&oem CT sesen girs=
f6aft freigsla1en mar, nod Werico.
Seine Muslieferung wurbe erff na9
Mb59luB zines i1euer 0ertraees nit
MerieO erlanst.
9ingert&tet.
OBinins 9, g.. q 90. Geb. Srant
3emieri, Der au 8rootlpn einen giien-
bdnoler unb Nbolpb 20nis. Der Grau
2aufmann in ibrer @Obnuns gu Neu
Norf ermorbete, tpurben beute in Sing.
fling bin9eri9tet.
@ldn3enber Banterott.
Srentcn, q. g., 90. 6eb. Ser
e9aufpieler Sell 8urseb ertldrte I'D
beute i'm gunoesfreis9eri@te fur ban=
ferott. Die paifba tperoen auf $21,=
600. bic Nttiba, beitebenb In 2 Nn=
3i9en, auf $25 an9egeben.
@orteIpou u d.
Metp Oorf, 20. Gebruar. Ser
friitere 9anbelsfefretdr @eo. 9. Cor:
telpou tam beute nit feiner 6rau aui
benz Sampfer &epublic bon Neapel
aier an. ct miro mor9e1 nod Wai6=
ington seben.
G9uere Bef9uIbigun9en
@lebelan b, g., 20. Gebruar.
Sn Der beutigen sibung beg etaot.
ratbes bei4uloigte Napor Sobnfcn
mebrere Witglieber r1amentli9 Be.
fe9un9sn bon Der @lepelano Snumi.
mating 60. anssnommte, 3u baben.
Ilei&3eitig ertldrte er, ale republita'
nifden Witslieoer ieien bel ibren Nb.
fimmunasn our9 bic geitrdge be,
2ompasnis gum @ablfono beeinhubi
porbsn.
Der Stabtratb ernannte elm 2omite.
Inn bic 8ei&uloigunsen 81 unteriu&en
unb CAB bemfelben ben bemefratiiden
Re9tsbeiftanb Der Stabt .. Batter bel.
9 m 10 II s b G.
@afbineton, 20. Geb. prdi,
&ooiebelt empfin9 beute bas @omit'
Der Soutbern S~nterffate Cotton Con-
pention au Nem Orleans, bas fur Mus'
bebnung bes Mbiabgebietss bon Baum.
mon .Probuften tpirfen foG. I'm be,
Spibe besielben ffebt T. Ex-senator Mes
2aurin bon Stb=@ carolina. Der prd.
fbent iagte, er tperbe bic Sa4e mt
ben Uertretern Der 8aummol- Bone i'm
IEpnnrek berdfben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
6 B u u q.


8irmi 3 q m. Qla', 20. Geb.
SpdrIi1e 8eri8te fiuo bier bon einem
fur6tbaren llnslid in ben 0irginias
@ruben, 18 Wsilsn bon bier, einges
troffen.
@s inb los Wann in Der @rube
perIAtttet uro man 9laubt, bab ale
tOot fnb.
Silfs3tige nit Nersten unb Mrbeitern
fino BON bier unb 8efemsr nod Der
l1nglhdstdtts abgegangen. geri9te
BON 10 ubr @bsnbs meloen, oab ole
4nFrensunsen 9emaat tuerben, bic
2eute au errei9en, aber es miro ni4t
bor morssn frtb m69lia iein.
Die 8rubsn qeb6ren Der alabama
Steel & Wire So. unb fino bon &eio
& 60. sspa6tst. Sc tpeoren Weibe
urb S9marae in benislben bei1dfti9t,
in lebter 3eit nut rlnionleute. Die
@ruben tperbe1 als Mufer in ibrer
art anseieben. Sole baben bisber fei=
nerlsi Sdwisriateiten 9ema4t. gs
tpirb bsbauptet, bob in Jolge beg
Na99ebens Der Yerfdaluns Elm @in=
fur3 erfOl9te.
&pofepeIt uno 6 q m b bell.
Wafbin ston. 20. Sch. prdf=
bent @ooiepslt bsriderte &epraientant
Campbell bon 2anias beute. bob Die
unteriu9uns in ben @siddftsmetbOoen
Der Stanbarb Oil 60. nit benz sanaen
Na9brud Der &e9ierung bur4 bas
2orporatiOnsbureau sefibrt werben
iole, bamit ben tleinsren prOousenten
unb 9dnolern iopie ben 9oniumenten
ibr Rsdt psrbe. unaeredtisfeit folle
meser Der stanbarb Oil 60. nod einem
anbern @Oncern wioerfabren.
Ser p%rdioent", iasts nod Der nn-
tsrrebung Campbell, vfiebt Elm. bob
oiss bic tpi9tisife unteriudung ibrer
Dirt 1T rito er sebt nit Dem gnti9luhe
ON bisfelbe beran, baB He 10 9riinslid
fem foa, ME Die &e9ierunssmaf4ine
he MAIDEN fann. gr mill Ni9ts wie
@eredtistsit uno sbrli9es Spiel unb lit
entIdloHen bsioes au erreiden."
3amp Der OeIprobu=
senten.
$opefa O., 20. Jeb. Sn Seriid=
i9tieuns Der eeringen Mnsabl antue-
ienber Nitglisosr beri9ob bas 9aus
heute bic geratbuns Der Bill ge9en
Discrimination ieitens Der giienbab.
men big nd9ften Greitag. Damn tpiro
Fe 10 i9nea ME m69Ii4 erlebigt per=
ben. Sie 5oloren.g ia. mel9e bas
Yumpen bon @as berbietet. tpirb bonn
SENATE bieie Wo9e bsratbsn tuerben.
Ran bespsifelt niAt, BOB beibe Bills
anaenommen perben. Samif 1T Der
Rampf fur bic Oelproou3snten auf &c.
isbsebe,ii9em @ebiete beenbet.
8egen 8ruf 8.
Mabion n, Wis.. 90. Geb. =
Ser 2esislatur lisgt cine Bill Dor,
wel6e cine l1nteriu9uns Der @efddfts=
metbobert Der STANDARD Oil 60. ber=
langt. Cine anbere Sill entbdli
idarfs 8sfimmunsen ssgen Srufts.
Seine asS ibung.
ahinston n, 20. Gebruar.
prdfoent &ooisbslt bat 10 3iemli4 BIT
S%Ofnung au~fgessben, in oieier Seffior
oes 2Onsrehes Elm @eieB CUR &eguli'
tunq Der 5radtratsn bur6auieben.
| Sc lit trabrfGeinli9, bab er i'm 6rib'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

SSu elmer ao6lengrabe Sirginia's 1O5 Mann
eingeidloien.

Hooiepet aeaen ben SekSrmf IN &anias. = Seine Grha@SiBung os &ons
are6es i'm S%rabiabr. Sie gerpiligumgsbil fir bic 5lotte int
Suuie anaenommen. - Nepublifamer aus Smoiaua beha Bril-
fSemtem. - Sampir at Der &Hfe Mhtigans eusefroren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
GAINES MILE

Buah Presbyterian Church gave PIC
mic 10 the sunday-school scho'ars o''
Wednesday,
The old grist mill at this place thnt
hns 40 long remained mass. OF RUNS
is being rebuilt and lis progressing rnpla.
~ and the dam Is to be repaired ~ '''e
near future. r,,,o,
OF Richmond, visited IN tHo HoA'u " ~
". Beadles recently, -, -
Miss Ercelle and Bessie Beadi ss /, n N.Y. 2
returned home from VISIT 70 re'at'Sos
at Highland Springs ~,
Master Wilson Danzey, iof Ghureh w,
Is spending some time with Joseph Mc-
Ghee. Jr... at cherrey Lane 4, ;uoodson ana
ch Ia, - Edna and Gillian, Of Locust Hi.
spent several days In Richmond auf'Ns
IL Hazel. the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs I
MO. Beadles, who has been quite SICK,
Is somewhat improved. 49,
s s eSssy dass VIII West qs
POPLAR Grove recently. ,.,,.., ! -
Mrs l-eona Harmon and children hFe
the guest Of friends. at this place, ao,.
Mr.. Charlie Jenhns spent me Gt ua
during the past week In the hoHe, 10. o. nut
slater, Mrs. ", G. Beadles' at Wu'"".
Rev, ], L. Pribble, q Eller soran H "
Miss Cornelia Crutchfield. o. t Mm,HnI IN
Lane, has been spending soIne l.lt'e ~
Richmond with relatives, ,,oh.
Mrs, Belle McGhee Williams. ~ N'GL n,
mond, Is az aults o slSk in the home o As'
Mrs, Mary stelnlnan and cni'a Ifin Lorv
visiting the formers parents at tilpA ~
s'l Mrs, j. r.. lyoodsop, Of Church ElIu, Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Mr.. Charlie Tinsley killed Il huge moe
casin snake In his smokehouse this
week. The snake had been seen In this
house several times and Is supposed to
have occupied It for the past two months.
Miss Pearle Alley, of the Broad Street
Road, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Emmett Alley.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tlnsley, of Full
s ton. visited the formers parents. re-
Gently.
MIR. Morrison has returned to his home
on the Broad Street Road after spend
ing several days with Mrs. Emmett AL
ley. Mr.. Morrison assisted the Rev. Mr..
Prlbble IN q meeting ut Greenwood M.
Miss Nerna Harris. of Richmond, Is
spending the week with Miss Fannie
I. Pemberton. at Soomons.
Miss Margaret Carbina, OF Richmond,
Y was tho recent, guest of friends near
Lakeside. s
Mrs. P..s,I.. Hill, Of Yellow Tavern. Wis
Miss, IGertrudeflWeils. Of Richmond is
the guest Of Miss Matte Waldrop, on the
Telegraph Roadat
, Mr.aSK,eenneth''D:9 Harris. Of sRicnmond.
Is Is, spending the week with Mr.. James
Mrs. Jacntha, FWa!drop has returned to
her home after'3a long stay with rela-
tivcs in Caroline county
Miss Jessie Hans, Of Richmond and
2
Anderson during the past week.
Among the guests at the homo of Mrs,
Charlie irinslcyi, during the week arc:
Edna, James andi,Junius Mer!dew, OF
Richmond. sis FSl1i
Miss Carrie Lee Pcmberton is spend
ing few days with her parents ut Solo
mons before leaving for a two weeks
visit to relatives In Caroline county I.
Miss Pauline Walton. of Richmond. wa
the. recent guest OF her cousin, Miss Min
ME Scott, at "NfelroSe.o 5iS-i
ThesRev. f. L. Hardy, who has been as
sisting DR.. Garlick In a meeting at the
Winn's Baptist Church. spent Tuesday
night at the home of Mr.. Tom Francis.
Miss Mary Harriut tes alaferro has re-
turned to Laurel Illl." after spending
several weeks at, Glen Dale.
The Rev. ]. p. Hutson, pastor of tho
Pine Street Baptist Church. officlated at
a QUIET but pretty wedding Tuesday
evening in the parlors OF his home. The
bride. Miss Cora Leo Tinsey daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Tlnsley, OF
Cherry Level" was united in marriage
with Mr., Emmett Linwood Norris, OF
Glen Allen.
attendants were Miss Mamie Arosby
and Mr.. Edward Mnsby. The bride was
attired in white silk. while the groom
wore conventional black. Miss Tlnslcy
Is a well-known and popular young lady
OF Henrlco. The groom Is a tnachnlst en-
ployed at the r. B.. & P. shops A
sumptuous supper - WAS served at tho
brides home, where only relatives of the
CONTRACTING, parties being present. Mr.
and Mrs. Norris will reside at Cherry
!, Z j I v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
NEWS OF THE SUBURBS.

Mrs. john Il. jetor whose sister. Mary.
died Al her home n MecklehurEg short 81 g,
while ago. Mrs. deter IS spending some
Miss Mary Fore is spending ten days
NTH hsr daughter Mrs. John lla al Held
and Leroy have returned from Amcli,l
county. whore they spent several weeks
with Mrs. Glenn, ,,,,,,.. !, ~.
and Mrs. Joe White, have returned
KIM Matte Cosby and sn!'a q q, Hp n
r. Walter Beadles here last week. ii &
Mr.. John Ragby,. q king william coun.
Y, is the guest Of Mrs. T.. q. B3'ugby, on %
Miss Josie rnbank is sick with fever
In the homo OF Mrs. Bagby, on @ Street.
Mrs. james Galncs,,, Of Twenty-th
Street, has gone to Chesterfield county
Mr.. Slaughter has purchased the Bur
tom House OH Twentieth Street,
Misses kate and Carrie Dun 3 ~ MS OF
to visit relatives. They we're ,iaccompa1nled
by their littlc niece, Blanchc Dunkum,
who returned homo after srendsns sew
eral months here
ty Who has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Mable Pollard. has returned home.
NJ sH nae We ys has n TstH any f who
are spending tho summer there.
Miss Maggie pcrdue has returned 70
her home in Baltmore after P q visit 70
Mrs Estes. Of Twenty third Street, who
has been III with typhoid fever Is out
again.
from a very pleasant visit to friends at
Mrs Henry aarnett IS very much 4 In \;
disposed in her home on NJ Twen1 aSn thlFa
Wright, continues Quite 81,
Mrs. Sam Enos and little Miss Lois
IInos. of Richmond, who were the guests
Of Mrs, j. Aubrey Enos, Of rwcnty.se e;
Miss Matte Parrish, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Mary Bntler has gene
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas TeaElo have left
Little James Kelley Of No.,1 I; Fair .n,
Virginia Hospital, where he underwent r.,
"A number Of young people from on,
farm on Broad Street Road during TIE
past week. a large wagon filled with
sweet smelling clover was used to con.
delightful ride Sof several miles IN the
bright moonlight, they arrived at the
farm about $3.50 O'Clock and received a
hearty welcome from thclr noStcss. A,e
licious w;ltcr-melons, fruits and ice
cream were served In abundance After
n most pleasant evening, tho happy
crowd began their homeward journey,
arriving in the city about midnight
Among those that went out were Misses
Kate Henderson, Maggie and Minnie
Crowder, Mary Henderson, Mamie Coles.
of Newport News, Oracle Crowder and
Mcssrs. Luke Crowdcr. Rudd. Harvey
Coghil and others Mrs. Willie Coles,
of Newport News, and Mrs. Henry Sui
len acted as chaperones for the young
folks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

and Mrs. A. ". Martenstcln1. ,,.,..
at tic home Of Mr., Il, =, Lueks has re-
turned e her h9me II s ~ Broadway Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Thomas
! Mrs Iis j. r. Brooks. Of Virginia Avenue,
i M ys'5n oin nee coaicr Who las been quite
sick at his home III Brookland Park
is much better
Mr.. g. II Tueke N,oI has ya raturned IRON
a Miss Florencs srthcrs Is having !. a
delightful stay with her brother, Mr..
a, B, SmIthers. Of Brookland Park.
Raymond Beadley, of Glen Echo, is Wis.,
fitlng Jester Brunette.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Conlter, OF New
port News. VIII spend some m, =, 1ine Wl W..
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Coalter,
Mrs 6. c. Higgason is visiting her ia
Mr.. ana Mrs, George II. Ware who
have been visiting Mrs, Joe Jones, OF
the guest Of Mrs 4. w. Robbins
John Neuge Of, Brookland Park. Is
sr Mr. Ward s Sae cherry Of
Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Burnette' OF
No S04 Barton Avenue.
Misses Russell and Dorothy Jones, who
f nmye their eGeh ho n'e'' in sA te
Mrs. w. c. VIM, Of Lunenburg. has
returned to her home aftel. visit TO
Mrs. n G. Chisholm, who has been
visiting In Louisa, has return cd:
Mr. IT, E. Strudwick, of. Williamston,
w. Va. Is the guest Of Mr.. Nj. z.
Mr Robert Kidwel, who has been Wis.
itlng his brother, Mr. Walter kldwell, ar
Kcswick. has returned.
S. g. Brady has left for Norfolk on
business.
Mr. Bryant o'Bannon has left for Wash
irgton on business. 5't {
Mr, James Chalkley, of CovinEton, who
has been visiting Mr.. John s. Cook, mas
returned. i, .5tY sa.ttI .Esals5f1 @ 70 ts n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
ELKO PERSONALS

Miss Incz Buchanan. of Richmond J is
visiting Mrs. =. e. Wills.
James e. Crlttenden is quite sick at
Mr.. and MIS-. Robert Warmer, Of Rich-
mond, are visiting their sister. Mrs. ~
II. Whitlocl1 OF Glendale.
Mr. B. a. Watkins Is quite SICK at ms
home near here.
j. w. Warriner Is very sick at MS nome
near Glendale.
Willie Baker and wife, Ernest Gath a'th
right. wife and daughter, Leona. OF Rich.
m0nd. visited Mrs. A. r. Fisher. on last
Sunday
\ Arthur Fisher made business trip to
Richmond on Friday.
Miss Corneia Woodfin. OF Richmond.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents Mr., and Mrs. White Woodftn
Miss Ethel Dunnavant. who has been
visiting friends and relatives rs. IN l. New New,
Miss Madeline Harvill accompanied by
Mrs. w. G., Bowcry and son, Edgar, nave
returned to her home IN Petersburg;
r. L. Durrett, OF Fort Lee, during the
past week
Temple Gatcwood. OF Richmond. was
at Elko on business during the pnist week
have returned home after a pleasant visit
of several days to her daughter, Mrs
r. L. Dnrrett. OF Fort Lee -. ~
John Conrad and wife Of o PGrr h I nd
Mr. Mr. A. W, Baker and family. OF Rlcn-
mond are spending the summer with
their uncle, Mr.. Wm. Henry Baker.
Mrs. j, r. John and daughter. Blanche.
having made delightful visit to Home
stead, Penn, have returned to their nome
Miss Myrtle Sharpe. after pleasant
visit to friends and relatives IN Rich
mond is now at home.
Miss Ina Doggett.- OF Richmond, Is Wis
itIng her cousin. Miss Mary Sharpe.
s. clifton Sharpe spent Tuesday IN
Richmond.
Little Lewis Scott. who has been spend
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Dunnavant, returned
10 his home in Amelia county. during
the week, accompanied By his grand
mother.
Mrs. JcnDic Robertson and Miss Bessie
Fowler, from Surry county, sister and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
rAE DspAltA. RICHMOND VA, 1906

after, 4 delightful visit to relatives N' ~ n
Miss willie i,agnf hrs r rstH y ~ a. a.
s shs aHe sS ct hf ti,ns MI, IL Pendle
Mrs. I'D Oxenhan Of tarno,nnt, h 1,s
returned home after visiting friends on
Lee Ford and family haye returned as d ~
J s. g. Msfltt the ' of liz PEe
NWaushihston and Pnll4adelphla,. He vii
h,t rnse Wl for sG ana aaashter Mabel Of
eMnHjsoyabie v!slt e IMIrsA II = Mitchell
on the Mesaiifesvlile i, PKG eft tor New
studies 4 music both vocal and ana n M
BUSINESS r, sl trip north FOR the Richmond ~
c6motlye Works. 1lo will be gone only
Il short while. ..,,a ~, ,,eon
Quite sick for some time, has 1eaferea
i relapse. qt tho homo Of his bro tller on =
thn ho 81, Of RI her r niece on Cedar Street
where she has been visiting tor5i SONY
|. time. , ,,,,,,r,,,t,,
| : rho condition of Mr. IL. s. Cross re-
mnins the same at his home O on C'e 'ls'''
Miss Maud Humphrey Is n a,1,, to he S Sar
home on Bowling Green Road. , !,
| Mrs julian Jones and children hag y Ri
trrhed to their home on Wood Street
| n flor n delightful visit OF the past ten
Idays to rclntlycs and friends near M1i-
| ford H.. 49,, q,
1.-The country turing tho past week, Mr.
Little Lizzie Mahnnes is slowly I'M,
proving at her parents home on WOOD
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Pierce and little son,
of Fulton, have returned home after Wis
5itlng relatives on Chelsea Hi curing ing
tho pnst week. e
turned e 10 Ria home on Bowling Green
Road from Goochland county: where nc
sI,cnt TIC past three months visiting rcln :
MI r. Emmet Slaughter. Of Wood
Street, has Eono on Il business Trip "
Spencer. n. G.. for tho Richmond Loco
motive Works. :,
viii be glad to know that her two daugh.
ters, Pauline and Mary. who have been
seriously III with typhoid fever. are rap
| idly improving under the care OF Dr.
Mrs. G. o. Brown left last week to visit
|her parents in charlottesville, accom-
| panied by her two children She VIII DC
Mrs Gertrude vermIera, OF Highlandl
Park. Visited friends on Chelsea Flll
during the past week.
Mr.. L. s. Cross Is sliRhtly improved at
| his homo on Wood Street.
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spending some time In the home 81 her
Joseph a, Burnette and Miss l., M Ny 4,
penco. 81 Black Creek, were married IN
vVashington last Thursday me nappy
f Gnnp,r Grove Grove With the groom's parents,
Wias Mnry richardson Is visiting her
sister. MIS- BERTHE Williams,
Robert Talley, who has been quite
5sics Il much Improved,
s - m and Rosa Martin. OF Church Iiill,
ara visiting their cousin, Mrs. Florence
Campbell ~ Watts,
Mrs. Thadeous Talley has returned to
richmond after spending several dayS
at sunny Side.
Irving Gauldng is suffering from the
effects Of poinson on his feet and body,
Miss Sarah, Allison has been visiting
relatives In Richmond,
Mrs Royleigh Burnelte, of Richmond
weeks. a
tanned as their guests recently MI. ana
Mrs, Breach ana daughter, Miss BESSIE.
of Henrlco; Mr.. and MRS. Anderson
Thomas and children. Miss Maria Curtis,
Of Richmond; Mr.. Robert Q. Christian,
of East Richmond: and Nh Eddie Dayen-
port, OF East Richmond.
William Harmon, Of Richmond. spent
Sunday IN the home OF Ansey JenknA
at his place,
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niece of Mr.. Albert Craddocl<, paid him
II visit during the past week.
Mrs. r. d. Rholeder has not much I'M
cident she received on the car line.
The music furnished by the sAcred
Heart Band on Monday night was the
finent that had been listened to for =
long while. Quite u crowd was present
tO8cnjoy II,