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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
RUSSIANS At SCHOOL IN JAPAN
novel Treatment Of seventy Thousand
Enemies Who We're Captured by
Japanese Army and Navy.

II Is very peculiar story that comes
from the Far East, where, according
10 trustworthy information. the Japa-
uese government has organized =
regular program OF educational work
for the beneflt OF the more than sew
enty thousand Russian prisoners now
scattered over Japan. Ths japanese
nave addressed themselves to their
task IN their usual methodical and
businesslike way. A complete censuA
Of the prisoners was nrst taken. the
Russians. Poles and Jews being sepa-
rated. Then the illiterate. mostly
Russians. were formed into classes.
which were placed under teachers SO,
iccted from among the best educatedl
OF the prisoners. under Japanese super
visoTs. In addition. more advanced
educational work was undertaken. In
strnetion being impaired In Russian,
and Polish. And here IL may be re-
marked that some Of the Polish prisJ
oners have Jokingly remarked that IL
has been necessary for them to come
all the way to Japan to learn their own
Tongue. which is under a ban at home,
The plans OF the progressive little
Japs for the intellectual and moral
improvement OF their prisoners have,
succeeded beyond expectations. Even
the amusements afforded the captives
are of an instructive character. Books
and newspapers are literally provided
and plays arc represented In tho
camps. in which Japanese actors per-
form historical pieces. generally IN
culeatiHg the fundamental virtues. pat
rioiism above all.
The treatment of the prisoners,
taken in battle can hardly be described
as adding insult to injury, though.
soIne OF the Russian authorities might
be inclined to consider 1t that way.
And II IN difYicult to determine Just
whst tho purpose OF the Japanese is
IN this work. which is certain to have
powerful influence upon Russian do
nestle affairs In the near future.
Can It be that japan is deliberately
ipoculating her prisoners with the
mlcrobes OF education and patriotism
for the purpose of spreading them
abroad through the Russian empire.
Or IN II merely good natured and
humanitarian effort to provide occupa-
Ion for the captives during their en-
forced idleness Pueblo Chieftain-
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Forever" she echoes.
fael Roblado. Jessie's Spanish step
father, comes up. his face beaming
with unctuous smiles, and rubbing his
hands together after the manner Of =
nan well pleased.
well. Senior Jack" exclaims the old
hypocrite, believing all the while II is
. base counterfeit and not the gen.
uine Travers who has come to keep
the contract. you are OF the same
mind still-you do not desire to back
out?"
mot l." answers Jack, sturdily.
The papers which passed between
MS are binding-there IL no need Of
duplicating them. This fortune will
be divided rs agreed upon-one half
to each. You understand the arrange
ment! Nov let me introduce you.
senor. to these few people who are to
wttness the ceremony In oeder to con
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

urinary disorders ran me down from
1oS to loo pounds. Doctors told me
had diabetes and could not live. !
vas wretehed and hopeless when l
began using Doan's Kidney Pills. but
they cured me eight years ago and
I've been we'll ever since
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
For sale by all dealers. Price. 80
cents per box.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
Copyright. 1ss7. by z. Tennyson Neel,

CHAPTER iv-contiuued.
Undoubtedly Spencer knew In some
way the full particulars Of the mat
ter. and has conceived gigantic plan
whereby he may palm himself on as
Jack Travers. marry the girl. come
into the property. and strike . big
thing.
And he has corresponded with this
guardian of Jessie Cameron, this
Spauiard or Cuban. who poses as the
girls stepfather, so that the game
has all been cleverly arranged.
Jack can look back to an adventure
he had recently, when he was as.waylaid
by unknown men. robbed OF money
and papers and thrown into a deep
canyon to die: but in some almost
miraculous manner he caught In a
treetop and managed to save himself.
.. Without a doubt Spencer was the
l.eause Of this attempt on his life. made
before the London lawyer found him
With this brief but necessary ex-
PLANTATION the reader can appreciate
Jacks feelings as he enters the room
where he is to meet for the first time
the girl who is destined to play such
an important part in his life
"Will you shake hands with me. for
! am. after sall. your kinsman, Miss
Jessie" he says, upon meeting her.
She takes the proffered hand. and
her eyes. which have been searching
his face in such an earnest, beseech-
ing manner ever since his entrance.
drop before his ardent gaze
As l understand II. after the cere-
mony that makes us man and wife is
completed you pass from my sight for
everg"
Forever" she echoes.
"Uniess at some time In the future,
should you relent-"
Il shall never do that. You under,
stand, this is merely a business ar
rangemenf, and sentiment does not
enter into II at ALL she interposes.
Jack only smiles quietly. That was
what he himself thought. only to find
out his mistake; and he has strong
hopes that she will also in time.
Let me change the wording. then
II am not to seek your presenc 2
again without some desire on your
part to see me- That Is cruel But
| give you my word as a man to abide
by the provisions: only l would like
you to promise me In return that II at
some future time you need friends
help yop will call upon Jack Trayers.
Can you-wili you make me that
promise?"
There Is no reason | should refuse.
since / can appreciate your motive.
Yes, promise you that. Cousin Jack.
she replies. looking directly into his
eyes with her clear grey orbs.
Lets shake hands on it-thats
the way they ratify bargains in the
states. I believe We understand each
other now"
II am glad" and she halts In
confusion
"what?" he asks curiously.
TO have found you such a gentle
man. Say no more. Here are the
others coming up?"
Remember your promise" he adds.
hastily.
Jack Is more than satisfied. He be
lieves he can conscientiously sacrifice
himself on the altar OF matrimony
when the other party to the contract
is Jessie Cameron. and deep down
in his heart he has strong hopes that
II will not be a great while ere a
sweet message reaches him. calling
him to keep his promise and come to
her assistance
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many years long
er. But twenty
years ago I had
kidney trouble SO
bad l could not
work. Backacho
W as persistent
and 1t was agony
to lift anything.
Gravel. whirllng
headaches, dizzi-
mesa and terrihl0
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expIodes sevrvy Theory.

The Antarctic voyage from which
the Discovery has just returned is
said TO have exploded the old theory
about the efncacy of vegetable acids.
in scurvy. The scurvy broke out when
canned goods were used and disap-
peared when fresh meat-penguin ar
seal in this case-was substituted.
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he does not have Defiance Starch. you
may be sure he is afraid to keep IL un-
I'll his stock of IL OF. packages are
sold. Defiance Starch is not only bet
ter than any other Cold Water Starch.
but contains Is or. to the package and
sells for same money as IL o. brands.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

Over one million acres OF land In ths,
rfntah Indian reservation Will be
thrown open for settlement August 2sth
Registration begins August LIST. at Grand
Junction Colorado. continuing till August
L. From Denver Colorado Springs or
Pueblo. the Colorado Midland Is The short
est route TO Grand Junction or reservH-
tion points. Write G. II. Speers. g. =.
A.. Denver. for booklet. giving inferma-
tion regarding land. rates. etc
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
TEA
Get H-lb. Schilling's Best
and follow directions,
In every package of schiiIins.s Best Tea IL q
eeeklssi Hov to Mako 0ood Tea.
'EA

II isn't the amount of religion
church member has that counts Il,
much as the amount he uses in his dali,
business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
When Your Grocer SAYS

Love in a cottage is almost as Wis
IOnary AS wealth In an air castle.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

Half the pleasure of making up a
squa bible with some people Is the
chance to have another.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
It's the teal

Your grocer return. yoar money If you donr
IKE sehIlllngss Best.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

Many relgning society belle does
not know enough to so In when IT
rains.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
CHAPTER v.

Welded, Yet No Wife.
The picturesque old gentleman
whom he now knows to be Senor Ra
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

Hardly anybody will ever have the
rest OF him grow up 10 the size OF his
head.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
TEA

We choose to sell tea; and
it goes from Alaska to
Mexico.
It's the tea!
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
TWENTY YEARS OF IT.

Emaciased by Diabetes; Tortured
with Gravel and Kidney Painn.
Henry Soule. cobbler. of Ham
mondsport. N. Y. says: "Since Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me eight years
ago. I've reacLed 10 and hope to live
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

man with dreamy eyes usually has
that kind Of bank balance.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

comes 10 life when the body feels
the delicious glow Of health, vigor
and energy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
"A Postpaol,Incd Dinner.

"a chi lforntansr relates the following an
illustrating the aptness evin cd byza CHI
fncse5 ssrvant In his employ fo- mn easy IS
gs'milaton OF American moi Z DDS or deal
ing with the hobo. type that Is not Ices:
common in &C sifhrnia thnn IN the East. IN
@ A hungry tramp knoche C. ut the kitchen
doors o. tire Cal fornian,s houre one Tues
day. afternoon !. when he was . prmptlyE
challenged by Lee Yuen. The hobo. do--f
8l.yered hirnsel f8of a long tnle % woe to-
the Chlnan1an. cone uding with "a pei tionj
for sOmet hing to eat ssf3
You like fish sunVely insinun. ted this
Chinese. s$ 9aSs52 fs8 M 81
Ys es u en- gerlyf asscnted tile tramp. s
Call Fl .day. sponded Lee ~ iLt an
simpertuba Bile smi' ns 4 he III closed tho
door.--Harpcr's Week ".
Consul Dudley. OF Vancouver reports thai
for some months pa the merchants OF Yam
fcouver and Victoria have been complaining Of
yuntnlr dis crininat by the Canad. AN Pacific
Railway. Committees have been appointed and
conferences held With thg alroAd Of acials WITH
s. view OF adjusting tho dispute 57 Ss
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Miss Lizzie starke and sister. OF Bed
ford City. are spending the holidays with
her father on Luck Avenue,
Miss Mary Marian, Of Columbia. has
esurned to her home after a very pleas
ant visit to Miss Clara WI Hams. 81
Mr.. and Mrs,3 William Jordan have re-
turned to their home in Raleigh, n, 4 O..
after, visit to Mr. land Mrs, James
Hudson,Sof Montelro Avenue. l
Miss Ivy FOX Of Philadalphia, Is Wis
ting Mrs, Charles "A. Aicc urdy. Of North
Avenue. &, VI u K S8s aif5 5sgJ
III Mrs. s. Smith win leave in "a few days
for Cumberland county, "a W here h she has
been called by the sickIless Of her sis
ter, 5 4 II Is 4 55. s55ss
3, Mr., II, H. Elicit has left for Norfolk
son business. ,5a ,5. &
G Mr., John n. owen is visiting his parents
in Rookbrjdse county. N i5 ssl.
MI. and 4 Mrs 5s g, u Ball have left for
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! j: i Dfs PiRFlNGs'

Nh The Union Lenguc{ will meet In the NJ.
-. Fff CyhurcIlf5n at $3.50 tonight. Instead Va Of
1880, after which watch ight service
viii. egin. and 4 cordial Welc me y 4! ex-
tended all who wish to n join SIN " atch-
ing tho dawn OF the Al New Year. Be &c !.
Treatments will be served in ODD Fell Ws3
u Hall S during the night. Rev q.
EJeffrles, pastor tof the5 NJ. - Chur ,'aI,
will be present, and will give an inter-
Sesting talk. &. e
m; The Bible Class will meet at the Bum
a xA1o. tonight at q o. clock. and the sub
feet of the lesson will be attractive, and
a FUN attendance Is desired. 5{#
M Dr. q. II. Collins. Mrs. George 2.
Estorer,ylyVilla and Dudley Collins were
entertained on Thursday in Richmond
At &het home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
a. Mrs. VIZ. Turner. Miss 81. N. Turner
hnd Master Stuart Mcclure Turner d!ned
on Christmas day N Richmond with MT.
.D: Turner and family #
Mrs. Miller and Miss Phelps. OF Sun
3nyside, y received many OF their friends
and mel ghbors on Wednesday, aftern oon.t
e Mr. .. a s. Read has Just returned from
his trip North where no visited many
OF his 81 old friends. ii
Mrs. III. L. yinnl gave q family theatre
party on 5CnFlbtIIldb ue1y
Mrs Van Dyke and daughter. Mrs,
Thomson. visited their friends IN this
village on Tuesday. fS5
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Buskir k have recent
sly moved into Mr.. H. =. Ytnols cottage
or Elm Avenue.
@ The 4, Bungalow was the scene OF much
$gayety on Saturday evening, December
23d. the occasion OF the Christmas cele-i
IRA ion# tnsthe Mr.. H. L. Ylnnl Isl fam l,'sf
The Christmas tree was laden with gifts
for all. Those invited were i Me- and
4 Mrs. u. S. Read. Miss julia Read, Mrs,
~, IL Webb. Mrs. "A, T. Week sT El za-
Beth Weekes, Vinal Weetes, Harry w.
Hard "a and Edward G, Yanal.
g Mr.. Charles S. 3 Hollis has been quite
sick since his return from Bal tHore the
FIRST of tho week, and, although much
Improved, he Is still confined to b his
room. III VI y sstss
III Miss Christine Phaup,, from CapronI,
Southampton county, was q guest on
Thursday night aud Friday OF Mrs, w, Fl
Turner. at Bellylew,'.. on Cedar Ave-
nue.. III X
Mr. Louis Murano. after q pleasant
visit with his family during the holiday
week, has returned to his place Of busi-
ness In washington, D, G, H. #
Mr., EWirag and family have recently
moved Into Summit Cottage. ON Ivy AYES
nue.. Z, 4,
Mrs IT. Il. vinal, accompanied by her,
sister, Mrs. e, L.: Webfp, visited Rich
mond OH Thursday. 553,. 4,
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EAST r. RICHMOND |! l! No! i:

II The Christmas celebration at the Ma.
sonic Homo was very much enjoyed by
the children. The Christmas tree was q
thing Of beauty, laden with gifts for all
Games and music were features Of the
evenings enjoynents. Many friends Syo Of
The institution were present, and a happy
thine was spent. 38s Y ssll
1, Tho little son Of Mr.. John Pollard who
has been very III with pneumonia, Is now.
RAPIDLY nyalesclng, i 81. S
81 Miss Edna Barbour is reported to be
Improving fr0m her recent illness, and
will take charge Of the exercises at
the Masonic Home on tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock, g Il Y.
Adelightf full birthday party was given
on Thursday evening at Oak Grove
tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Poll,
lard, a In honor OF their son, Ellis, and
little daughter, Gay, whose birthdays
come near together. The house WAS pref
lilly decorated with evergreens ana grow.
ing plants elegant efreslments weVo
served throughout the evening from to
~ clock. Games and music were en- Joy,
ed, Among the guests were ti1et follows
Ing children: itland. Denzell and ELLA
Kay, Chester, Phillis and iYera, AIallone,
Of New York City; Stuart Meg. Turner
Brooke and Elsie Anderson, Maggie Met,
Louise White, Curtis and Sadie Hechler,s
Ruth Lord, 4 lnez Murphy, Olanda Boat
wright, Ruby I'ryde,, M ldred Atinson, Eli
Ills. Albert Mary and Gay Pollard. Chr
tine Phaup, Miss Il, N. Turner, Mrs,
Pearl Minson. Mrs. ElYira And erson, Mrs.
NJ. p, Pollard, Mrs, r. T. Pollard and.
Mrs. w. i, Turner, i3 "a l 5S 4, Is
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BY j. q, Corley, General Manager

Z to his homo In Morristown, Tenn. from!
d visit to his nlother-in-l aw. Mrs VI y.
Walton, on Ivy Avenue, Mrs HayEnore
will remain while longer Il. with her 4
mother. e 5.5 Il, s$3 e If
Mir. Charlie Gilmore, from Englewood.
NJ. j. y is spending his Christmas holi-l
days with his uncle, Mr. r.. 2. Elmore,3
/ on Vest GRACE Street. 81 II s@2 Sis$
Mr. Willie Wingneld @and Mrs. Ernest
smither from Peak 81 Il Hanover county.
spent Christmas day with their relat lives
MIR. ana Mrs. Hudson yyingf ED, No. 1915
Ivy Avenue. y;i3s
II Miss Mary d. Evans. who has spent
the past ten weeks visiting friends In
1 Bluef field, IN w. Z Va, &. has returned to her
home. No. 2oo2 Grove Avenue.
+ Manor, W 4. y spent Christmas v With his
sister. Mrs. Virginia Lewis, No. 1914
Hanover Avenue. Isl
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon L. Epes and child
have returned to their home In Shelby,
I'M c. IS from d visit to Mrs. Nj NJ. An
derson, on Grove Avenue. iaii d N .sjf
Mr. Frank n King, OF portsmouth, Va,
vast he guest OF Rev. and !. Mrs. il w.
Mitchell, IN o. 1924 West race Street.
Christmas, I8g f55 36l$l
u Miss holland Hubbard who is attend
Ing Richmond College this winter, IL at
her home at Yandola, Va, during the
holidays.
q. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Valleins and little
daughter. OF Washington, y, CT are the
!, guests Of Mr. and Mrs. E. Craig Pelouze.
No. 1000 West Grace Street. isS3 W 81 ~
81 Mr.. ana Mrs George w. Libby. SRI
held a family reunion Christmas. their
children and grandchildren from Peters
burg and Newport News being present.
35' Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eugene Stacy
have; 3 returned from week. 8 visit to
Mr.: and Mrs, George r. Watkins In
! Lynchburg. q.
B Mr. Marius Il. Wright spent Wednes-
day at Elmwood, his old home In Caro-
line county. u 8 sS.s
ri Mr. and Mrs Fonsa 2. Hatcher and
children, Of Norfolk, Va, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Luther D. Lacy. No. 1915
I Ivy Avenue. III,
88 Mr. George R. Brothers, who Is attend
Ing Lehigh University, In Pennsylvania.
rs spending his holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. G. Brothers., No.
20l3 Park Avenue. i
Mr.. Peter g. Tredway has returned
from visit to his sisters, In Gooch-'
land county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Minson and son.
Master Lanhan Minson, are spending
some time with relatiy In York county.
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shafer, Of Rluefleld wv. Va, left last
Tuesday for Baltimore, where they will

shafer, Of Rlueneid, W. Va, left last last
Tuesday for Baltimore, where they VIII
spend several days.
a Little Miss Constance Redd, who l.as
been spending the past several days with
friends and relatives In Richmond, has
returned to her. home on Chestnut Hill. /.
Mr. w eaver. formerly Of Chestnut Hill,
after spending Christmas with his family
on Fourth Avenue, LEFT last Friday for
his home In Weldon, N, G.
The entertainment given by Highland
Park sunday-sch ool on We dnesday night
" as much enjoyed and very creditable.
the audience being entertained by Santa
Claus and a number OF the children with
songs songs 1 ana sfrecitationss The superintend-
Ier,t, chorlster and many others received
3ha ndsome a pr eaent ). hero were many
donations brought BY hose present for
3s5 MI. c. aug han. wife and children,
have II returned home, after spending Q
8rewt days witt X rela ives at J etersville.S
Miss 4 Mary 3 Pemberto ton. who teaches
I So hool n I'M Dnwid dies county, is spendins
the holiday with her 3 mother near Ga
Highland PARK ,s. .SS : YES
Master arls hes been quite SICK dtlt
for several days, Il II ~
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CHESTNUT HILL AND n {
n HIGH LAND X

"a ,sg Alice, shafer, q Third Avenue
left last Tuesday for Orange county
where she will spend several days u visit
Mrs. 4 Mack and daughter, Miss Mary
Mack, Of + DanYille 81 Va, are the guests
& of the former's daughter 4 Mrs LinWood
Harrison, OF Chestnut HI Il Is 81, a55
Mr.. Philip Carlton, after spending g
few days with his parents on Third
Avenue, left last Monday for his home
in Greensboro M q, 8 acc mpanled by
his sister. Miss Rena Carlton. who will
spend several days wi tn him. # 4 f5
Sslf Miss Arrie Pettus, who has been quite
sick for some time at her home on Third
Avenue. Is slowly improving, 8ss
a Mr. John Barry Cary. OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Va,
is spending tho holi days with his parents
near Highland Park. IN $ n
4 s Usual Sunday morning services at Mix
Epah Presby terrain Church this morning
al ii o'clock, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. D. X. Walthall. Sunday school ct
M. Allen shaferi,s OF Blueaeld. WA,
WAS the guest last week Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles g. Shafer, Of
Third Avenue. gS Ne e e 3B NJ
# Mr.. Martin Marshall " Of Woodstock,
Va. Ia spending the winter with Ills
nephew. II. 81. hlarsha of Fourth
Avenue. Il 53 553 " BIZ }33 ts} * lttlgS
Sergeant Sims, after spending several
days with Mr. H. r. Rennie and family.
OF Fourth Avenue, returned to his home
( al Old Point Comfort, H 5l De- 8855$s
Miss Lola Wingfeld, Of Highland
Park. 10 the guest OF friends near ASH
land, Va.
81 Mr.. Dougl as Clarke has returned to HIS
home In Boston, Mass, after spending
$Christmnss with his parents. Mr., and
Mrs, Garland II. Clarke, Of Third Ave-
nue.. Il.
y Miss Mary Plessants. OF Hollins Instl-
Btute, Is the guest Of Mrs. Frank Rennle,
OF Chestnut Hill. II ~ s4 .55f 81
Miss RosalIe shafer, OF Third Avenue,
accompanied byNher brother, Mr., Allen
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MEcHANICSvlLlESNE NEWS

Mrs. clearinghouse and family have re-
turned from Beaver Dnrn. where they
spent the 4 holidays with relatives. 5s5a
Miss Marie Gary left Thursday to visit
friends at, aabot,. Va. She will return
/ home Monday In time for school, &
Mr.. Lonnie and Josie Kinker, OF tho
F'ike.i are visiting relatives at Winter
peck, Va. II: III + a III
Miss Ethel Hutchinson left wednesday
to spend some time with relatives at
Clifton Forge. Va, IT
Mr.. Ernest Shelton and his son have;
returned to there home here after,
spending Some time with relatives at
Dallas and w instQn Salem, N. G.
Mrs =. slatser.sof North Seventeenth
Street, who has been quite sick Is very
much Improved. $8s rs
Mr.. Eddie Kirby. OF Clifton Forge, Is
spending some time with his parents on
Wood Street. 81 sSss Is " Y NJ VI ssS
Mr.. Ira Denton. OF Boiling Green
Road, IS has returned home after spending
the holidays with his mother at Sabot,
3Goochland county. II e
s Il. Mr. Georges Kirby. who has been quite
sick Isl improving. Isl 4 Il. 333
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Griffin have returned to-
their home here, al ter spending the hollis
I days with latives& q SWhito Hall. Buck
3inghnm county " N x IN
Mr. Robert y eter, who has been visit.
Ing friends on the r kess returned TO his
h home, Hanover, during the past week. s
MFRS. I. ]. T aylor. 1B " no has been quite
ssic,k time bic out
again. i3S' CHI IsSf fss ~: { II
Miss Nellie O'Neill y has returned 70
her home, after a pleasant visit TO rela.-
$tives on Chelsea Fl
Miss Fanny Shinault, Of East Rictt-
oP so
pleasant stay. W ttlsr 4: Miss Mamie IS hin-
ault, Of tho r ~
aE Miss Nellie Smith will s return ito her
home this; afternoon. after "a a pleasant
stay with relatives at Beaver Dam. Y a.
Miss Maud al Humphrey, M y OF 81 Boiling
Green Road, Is able to be out again after
an indisposit ton Of several ayp:
Mrs, Annie Pierce, 81 Chelsea Hill,
who was taken to THE Vsirgiqqias Hospital
some time ago for I treat rnent, was Nable
to be sent to her homo during the past
week and us resting very quic tly.s