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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

We are not given to Boosting. but
We are proud Of the farmer boys Of
this vicinity They are with rare
exceptions a healthy. intelligent aud
aud happy class Of young men. We
feel like taking our Ia, clear of
when W. m eet them ou our streets
aud no class j. more welcome 90 our
Office. Too many boy. leave the
farm, where they would have made
substantial and good citizens. aud 90
TO the cities where only one 10 a
thousand succeed ia lifes battle.
There are farmers who fairly drive
their boy away Thore i, no excuse
for this The farmer boy 9. entitled
10 hi, vacations, 10 several rclaxa-
tions, good books. magazines and his
home paper, To the observing one
it i plain to be seen hat the old
farm Is the best place in the world
for the average young man and never
fails to bring a happier and more
useful life than the city. Young
men, YOU who till the soil and earn
your bread By the sweat Of your
brow, We are proud Of you. our latch
string Is always out to you. and you
will always have friend "a thi, pa
per. Come and see u and give u.
the news from your neighborhood.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
Rs-snIIsisd Ia The ARM

Noel Large, son of /. H. Large. Of
Berry Ferry. enlisted again IN the
standing army at the recruiting office
IN Paducah, on May 30. he has
had three years in former service nth
the colors, having served 10 the nine
teeuih battery. field artillery from
which he received an excellent dls.
charge IN August 1904. He i, still
fond of the army a. shown by his re-
aud has a every prospect
for a useful army career at home and
abroad.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

vile, Texas, having traycr.cd West
Kentucky, West Tennessee. Central
Arkansas, Indian Territory and Nor.
thern and Central Texas.
Stephcnsvillc i. nov the terminal
Of the elevation from the north aud
the orc from the Gulf Of Mexico aud
has an elevation 81 1929 feet above
sea level. The Bosquc river j. on
the north Of the city. while beautiful
level .trrtohc, of land extend south.
ward. The soil - sandy aud has
some 81 the famous black mud
Further 10 the south cotton l. the
staple crop, aud among the city's im.
provements are two cotton yards, two
cotton gins and cotton compress
now under construction
Take It all IN all Stcycnsyiile aud
the surrounding country are healthy.
The people are progressive aud neigh
borly Education D.. on an upward
tendency
" HuoH WArsoN.
Carrsville. Ny.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

1t generally happens that the day
before the Fourth our business men
think of numerous little jobs Of
printing they want done, and every
printing office has more than it eau
handle. The merchants who know Of
any little work they are going to need
Tor the Fourth should bring at once,
as there will be no job work done at
this office on the Fourth.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
\ man has only to have troubl

\ man has only to have trouble or
sickness TO learn that no place on
the globe has as big hearted, kind,
noble aud generous people as this
little city and county. They have
the genuine fellow feeling, love OF
christianity aud brotherly love, they
are not so much on dress parade nor
do many of them wear silk hats OF
silk stockings, but their hearts have
the milk OF human kindness FREEDOM
mating.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
Wilson Stsan laundU.

The country customer. Of the vii.
son Steam Laundry can leave their
bundles at the Press Ohcc # more
convenient than to deliver to ". All
bundle, Of finished laundry not called
Tor before our closing time Friday
afternoon eau be obtained by calling
at the Press Once up TO ) p. m.
Saturday afternoon.
q WILsoN STEAN LAUNDRY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

Mise Euniee ThArp. who has been
visiting relatives la mi. section fora
month returned 70 her home 10 Star.
"a. Monday
Mr, Lola Watson and Mis- jesse
Malcolm visited Mr.. Lulic Li,t.s oa
Tuc,day
Mr. ADD Mr., j T. Malcolm ,peat
two days bctweca the river, lat
seek visiting relatives.
q T Watson b, among the SEX At
present
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

The world narrowly missed the ac-
complishmeut of another horror last
week, when an attempt was made to
murder the young king and queen Of
Spain on their wedding day. 1t
would be hard to conceive a punish
ment too severe for the wretch who
threw that bomb.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
What Machinery Mas Accomplished

One man does today the ~or' OF
30 handloom weaver.
One man ia pottery doe, LooV
potters work.
One mau aud two boys do the work
of 100 handspinner,
One man running a horseshoe ma
chine. does the work Of 100 olo
time nail makers.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

Give the yeung a word Of enccur.
agement when you can. You would
not leave those plants in your win
dow 'Ox-- without Watcr. nsr retuse
to open the shutters that the sunlight
may fall npon them. but YOU would
leave some human Aower to suffer
from want ot appreciation or
the sunlight Of encouragement. There
are a few hardy souls that can s,rug
gle along on stony soil; shrub, that
can wait for the dews aud sunbeams
vine, that climb without kindly trail
ming; but only a few. Utter the
kind word when you can see that it i.
deserved.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
Cold Drinks al Woods & OIns'S

Woods a Ormc have their famous
sanitary soda fountain M operation
now and will serve cool and lric''u'
drink. during the entire season.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
SCHOOL TAX NOTICE

All unpaid school tax OF
the Marion Graded School
district must be paid on or
before June q, 1906. Imme
diate levy will be made for
all tax remaining unpaid after
that date. Pay your tax and
save this cost.
II. A. Haynes, Treas.
May 80, 1906.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

Sheriff j. F. FIanary, on the srh
page OF this issue, calls the attention
of the tax payers to the new law re-
garding the time for payment and
the penalties for non-payment. Ey-
cry taxpayer should read this new
law carefully.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
Has Stood the Test rs Years.

The old, original Gt"y". TASTES.
Chill Tonic. You know what you
arr taking. Ii is isou aud quinine
in tastless form. No cure, No pay
DC.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
DRAUGHONS
Practical Business Colleges

Elsewhere in this issue wilI be-
found a special offer made by Dna
ghous Practical Business Colleges.
chain Of % colleges. an offer that
will doubtless interest YOU Read
IL.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

The passage by Congress of the
free alcohol dill was not only tri-
umph over Standard Oil, but it will
prove a grand triumph to the entire
country.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

Books, like friends, should be
few aud well chosen.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
foR SALE.

house and lot opposite Courthouse
in Marion, owned by j. j. Cars
aud occupied by DR.. Daughtrey. zee
John Blue for particular.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

la science read the newest work,
IN literature the oldest.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17

"The want OF knowledge is like a
leak constant source OF loss.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
NEW GRAHAM FLOUR'

Pure whole wheat Graham
flour, II Id. sacks 35o; > 10
sacks Csc.
MARION MILLING 60.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-17
CORN WANTED.

We will pay SIS cents for
white shucked corn delivered
at our mill.
If Marion Milling CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
self-1mprisoned Heifers.
(SpecIal to The Times. Dlapatch0 4

AMHERST. VA. Jan. H.--Qpte q re-
markab!e thing recently happened 70 two
heifers belonging 10 Mr.J. " Davis, Of
this county. On december 9Th. the TWO
heifers disappeared from Dir. DayiE'a
premises. and despite an extensive tearcil
for them tiiey equl1 not be fo4nd. On the
second day Of January. Mr.. zI5ranch Sales,
ono Of Mi. DaYi8'R ncIghl,prs, happened
to be passing pear an old tobacco barn
on his place ana heard a noise in the
barn He investigated and found Mr
Iihyis's two he!fcrs fastened IN IN The
barn. They Ead gone IN and pushed the
door together which fasienrd on The IN
side aud then were pt,able 10 gei out,
There hnh been 10 The barn sge9efaI fJns-
f1Sl OF folded and 4 quantity ~ tobacco
stalks, Tllp heifers had patcn up both
the fodder and tobteao stnilA and were
quite weak from htarya,iNn when found.
They we're thus connljcd in the To-
bacep house ,weDty-fDur days, during
which they had no water, ana lived prln,
epnl!S or Of tobacco stalks Mr.
DAVIS took them nome am they are nov
rapidly srcgainlng lheir flesh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
IS let i'm
rs SOUTH BOSTON. \ !.
;s..-,e.... D INC 1rlrn,eas.D lspntch.)

ssEfS ye,nsY{aI Ia rhe Times 1olspntchs)
trrfI osToN 81, Jan. Il - mos mos
dance was given by the 1 Syonhs
4 ", nn 81 News Ferry last uesdny everlng
/ Ill tsasland' home. rho sf event mt was
honor Mrs. Brundage, of New ~ y o or Z
ia Was furnished by a GOOD string Y. 3
i,ahd and dniiclng was htiHueu u ny !
carly morning. During the evening ven ms. .,s.
CANT ofreshmei1ts were enJ 1 ,,r gs
Ssiateo crowd Of young peo pie rcs sen
Y IA onr the voting meil from south aB t
Il fnt, were Mcssrss Floyd Jackson sOaYHls,
gSJ.Inudesa Coates. Leon ID. johnson, ana
sSls;RDra Carrot KID }5 lsl j 81 & 4,
IA. ~, S. Atkinson, OF LSnchb,urg, i4'
" visiting the home Of Mrs. ]. Nv. Adter-
iBS53 son. AZ Isl 4, 1, . 1, 4. J.
Ell D. Johnston. who served " NE
85tinited states Government III the PMllip-
n ,,ii,es for four years. is here on q Visit
Nfr53hfs father, Rev. Ii B. Johnston. 3lIS 81
Il l,as spen, d great deal of hts time here re-
~ ofS late visiting relatives liltvarious paris
II ofS the Old Dominion, but intends u q re-
"a turn 10 Manila about the first OF Feb
y srtnry. s3 . . "a. Il, 4, y,
f M Miss Fannie Gregory, OF Oxford. n. @.
n is the guest Of Mrs g. ]. Hunt.
q Mr.g4Wt lter5, r.. Yancey left this week
* for5 Lynchburg, to attend Piedmont Bust
II ness Coll ege.t K, Il Il, y.
3$f9{ Miss ELLEN u. Moore Is visiting friends
$ ins Petersburg and Richmond. En- w
3 SS$s ar. and Mrs. w. 8. Moore have re-
& turned to Lake City, s. @. after q pleas fls :
ant visit to relatives ut this place. +. s
Misses Hattie and Annie Owen, OF TINS TINS
SsSplnce, will leave In a few days Tor Dur
sham. N. Co5tto spend the remainder OF O.
winter. F3 Ii LII II 5f4 &, 58Gs 55 d, 81
sS3e Dr. Clarence Rollins, of 3altimore, SVas.
VI tied friends here last week. ~ IL 9i lssS
II Mrs. Robert Powell. after pleasant
visit to this place. has stunned 70 h ler
home in DO kins. III II \, ~ u Sf58.s3
~ "a on w ed nesdaM evening last there was
n a social gathering at the home Of Miss
Mamie p. Yancey. The most interest
D ing part of the evenings programme was
# the ..Dine Guessing Contest, : while the
Al lost enjoyable was the elegant refresh
incnts, which were served at an opporr--3
tune hour. Throughout the evening, de-
l;llghtful music was nished by meln-
II bcrs OF the G1ee Club. IA VI; II
& Mr.. and Mrs. n. a. 'h onlas5 spe ssey-5
N eral H days this week at Pleasant Grove,
visiting the parents Of Mrs. 4 T no M as.
sssss Mr.. Chas. i. Jeffrcss has moved his
~ family back to his old home. Canton,
" ~. c.. near Ashevlle. About one year
4 ago he moved TO this place, but had to.
return to the mountains on account Q +
Nils health He was also n resident of
4 this place several years ago, and Is he
Il. only son OF Mrs Mary n. y frress, of this
III place g xxx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
SMITHFIELD, VA. n

sMITHFIELD, VA.,s Jan. 14.-N1r Har-5
gye,y Lord of Ind lana, who has been Wis
itinlgy5 MI. j. u. Und er'wood has returned
homo. 94iS III an it III 5s$
Mr.: ana Mrs. J ohm F. Barlow. OF &surry
were in town this week. .sg85,, 81 }
81 Nj. John D. Clarke y Is quite i'll sfat
his homo on Main Street. His condition
rs critical and very little hope Is b ems
ttertalned for his recovery. !st3jis
Ell Mr.. G. r.. TIud son has leased the former
idence Of Mrs Richard AIcIlwainc, i RI
on Church Street, and will move int 9 1t
very shortly. 81 y 5$lg q 55i5S sfi5 "
rs Mr. Fl 81 I; Wilcox, who 5wns cry bad ID "
hurt several months ago by O. tc!aphone
pole falling on him, Is still confined tol
his ROOM. ,S5 ~ ~ BS
I'd. Messrs. Holland g. Pa rkers have purr--f,
chased tho stock OF goods OF wv. =. Scott
Is Col and will cont nue bust ess at the
Same old stand. Is s8 Vi
a smithtileld Council. No. 147, Jr.. O. IL b
a.. NJ. n had an oyster supper n In their
council chamber Il thursday light. Quite
a crowd were present, and * all had Il @
most njoyable time. s5 n ii MI .,s
5 Rumor has 1t that smithfeld will soon
have a new bank. a 1t will BIO a ma tional
Il This lis another. important
mo- cement IN the towns enterprise. vi
Lots are now u being sold on 3 Maple
Street and Monumental Avenue the two
new streets gsre Gently opened ~ ear tllol
smlthaell 81 Male and Female B InstHute,l
This locality promises to be q popular
residence sect lion. Il y. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
WEST POINT, VA.
Especial 10 The Tlmes.pispatch.

tspecial to The Times-Dispatch)
WEST POINT, VA, Jan. lion Mon
day night at the Methodist Church a
large crowd attended the Memorial SER
Vices Of the Chelsea Lodge, No. 50, x. OF
( y. cine addresses We're made by Rev. John
i, Cuthreill, REV. Chas. j. Holt, and Mr.
Herbert !. Lewis, The musical pro-
grarnme added greatly to the Interesting
occasion. 35E
"Wednesday evening from 8 to 1880, Mrs.
NJ. II. Bell gave a china tea In honor of
the Young Womcn's Missionary Society
OF the BAPTIST Church The young women
and their friends we're charmingly en-
sitertaned. During the evening the
Christmas Offering for China was coll
&]ected.
On Thursday the ladies OF ST, Johns
Epjscopal Church gave a silver tea at the
residence OF Or, w. *. Gatewood
night the second OF COM
plimentary course OF the University Ex-
tenslon lectures given by the Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
CHARLOTTE N. g.

S5S;g Especial & to The trlmes-Dl spatcll,)
&CTIARLOTTE, N. CT, an Il. The fol-
lowing invitations have been issued Ito;
\ thc friends Of the contracting parties:
s3 Mrs. L.. i. Otterborg i8 s
a Requests the honor Of your presence
at THE marriage of her laughter, s
"; Laura Frances 81 l55SS
NJ gF Bt 5gss to ~ sN
Mr.. I; HERNIA ii FRANKLIN Modlin,
Ison Wednesday morning. January 'a0th,
y. & II o. o. clock. siis
5ssstS3sss 500 10 North Pc plar Street,
81 Charlotte, N. G. Nc ~ 3
KIN THE 5bride-to-be is II popular young So
a ciety woman and the prospective groom a
prominent young business man Of Green's
4 bolo. IN n 81 il 3s5s y q! 81 Isl
& " A social event OF the week was the
y QUOT party, given In y tile parlors OF the
$ Contra Hotel Wednesday afternoon, at
which Mrs. a.. S. Cheek was hostess.
There were over fifty invited guests, who
participated inl thelg game, handsome prizes
\ being awarded the most skillful8 players.
Fink and white was the color scheme Of
tho decorations. After the game the
guests 8enjoyed delightful salad lac course Sc
XII Miss Julia jackson Christian has re-
Il turned to the yYoman's College. ut BaHi-
more, after spending the holidays with
i her grandmother, Mrs. stonowall Jackson.
$50 fe SO 3Jefi5I iE
r Mr.. Robert II. Gwaltney and bride, nee
n Miss OctaVia sBoatWright. OF " ilmington,
arc tllt guests Of MI. and Mrs. Julian II.
Italia erro. s55 g3 $ e
Society Is agog over the approaching
enga cement Of the greatest living pianist,
i aderewski. Every box in tho Academy
4of Music on the evening OF the Goth Will
sSbe occupied by box parties, and some
y may have to conten1 ehcmselvest with the
orchestra circle. !. The. young ladies OF
Elizabeth and tho Presbyterian Colleges
Will attend the concert in q body, M
I n Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Mebnne, Of
Spray. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Scott. $is H "a N
4 80
Miss Lucy Oates has returned from an
extended visit to Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Thomas Wethercll entertained at
cuchrc Tuesday afternoon. e,it
The Dolly Madison Book Club met with
Mrs, J. Fl. Ham this week on "Wednesday
afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Is. / y + \. IN, s, ]. Z I.nn,eh !, &
h 338It Z 4 n n M.


ipssls'u Il INV 5an
wltlithe8 q tie Cnrtsl,,sas
holidays he.ssocln, world seems qtgi ts
MT present Ionly by com y l,.
autonsa fbnet kind oriSaiio u h.
ever presenting themselves to the votarlaes
Sof society Probably influenced ny Y ~ he 2
good exaflpl so he valley arnl W ", " \
&Glup, Tho Riverside Country club ms hes 3
added tho a,icieht5 sport or fox huntifils
Ito ITS many Pleasures, and has p,rcllnss q
q handsome pack of fox hounds VINO VII w
soon be introduced to t ~, i {. =
9Reyhnrd ss Several members OF tho y a.. a.
ley Farm Hunt Club III Chesterfield. also
belong to tho Riverside Club and arg
Elysto5 their cftortsas duo the new interest,"
Eat8thc5 latter resort Fl 3 ~ I, III n
casts 1,o danper upon life a. 4
tho Country Club & Golf is ever popn.illat.lrs
and many fornsftf indoor al l,iseinen1lttss
are constantly hippo The informal M 9 II
lunch every Saturday hftcrn oon a II!
largely attended ns ever by both I belles
and bcntx, and lis followed by q dance
bir$ tile evening, (which in turn IS Otter Ltil
followed by merry dinner parties. 4. Vi
,s,rhn sevcrni ladies' literary clubs IN the;
city islre most successful featu q 60.
\ clnl &life d wal 3lns earnest students !of
history and VI literature, md he weekly
are ever entertained by essays
written and read by X member INC the
Young Lid ieD'G terary club. hicl, n Gets
at the home u CT Hiss Lena mol tonils,.l s
now studying Amer can history md at Il. the
lnstSfnecting interesting papers on, pt'omrlii-
nent8characters the American II vol lul
ton were reaif by Miss MN ~ Pa ttcrson,
Miss Mary opel,, !; and Miss M argaret
tPegrain. Miss Francis Reams read 4 g
delightful summary Of current events
viii chs Is a feat IRE .sof every NEE ting.
The officers Of tho club are MIS- ca tha--
Srlne2spotts Wood, president; Mrs W. g
don NJ cCa be, y, vice 7pre sident ~ ss
Lucy Friend, NJ secretary and VI treasurer
ana M ISIS Mary Roper, librarian
h Mrs. a . b.. Morgan gave "a de iglitful
Eeuclire e par Wednesday Mig lltaE IN IN
honor . f. Miss Mary Add son Hands ONE n
prizes were won II by M ISIS Louise ~ ones
and Mr.. r.. b. 9sshvilcoS, IT. The BOBBY
was awarded ssG 10 Mr.. Vaughan y ones
Those present were ISIS NJ ryl Add son,
Miss Annie Mex enney, Miss Clara NC
X enney A Miss Lucy Friend Miss "A her;
Friend, Miss Bessie Mann, Miss Sally
Ruf1in. M ISIS ouise j ones, Miss Emily
Jones, MISS WI kihs; and Nlcssrs. Nyil--SS
%lla,ns r. 81 Davis, Gorge Bel Benjami Mn
Harrison, &fg George ~ FIarrisoni YaughanE
Jones, j. i. w. a Ruffln, +. B. vFllcox
Mfr. Jackson and mi Pickrell j. 49, III
Miss Annie NICK enney INHERITANCE 3Fa!
few friends at cards on Thursday after
noon. }{33 sgt5 n
The Petersburg chapter of&the Daughl-
tiers OF the Conf ederacy viii give asteea ga
ut the residence of DIR. James w. sClai--SS
bourne on the af ternoon Of General Lees;
Abirt llda W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
~ \ n p NE Il BUR 81.

III
ana bpt,ed plantsy ogctlier itii roses and
\ ~ atf1nsstl,e color scheme being green
hrha scores were X Kept OH no vel hand &
PAINTED domino tally car 3
evening Refreshments wc re- n Sc ved ~ ana
those present ga ret deal q
8S1,rhoso Invited wore Misses Emma Ho se,
FLORENCE Tyree uise cha t1lbers Corlno
Wiz, h 1o1fe q Moore IL Margaret Cochrsf ~
Marc GlnEgotti Helen Baxt ter, M Dol LIT
I tiEI Daisy Yathrouglig Bessie Worth t1g Z
ffoii.GNIaniic Grasty, q I3izzio chran, and
Messrs. Wilson Timberlake, Charles SpGn ~
"a al. w llIhm Trout, "A. W ID Jack W.
RB, Mc1rarard, John, y \ C,roWle, JroJ VII
liam t'ilsong Ersklne M Her Joseph Coc1-E
I'd III Frank lrhrlahd III John. =,
II Cs Pancake 81 9. ord ~
sInlie% ir, q, 1rlrcbnug Il, DR.. Edgari oods Il
iof SSi,entlsylvania, and w nltcr Scott, q
s1S 4 10 i Slnrgely attended meeting ot the
Royal Arcanilm 7 tuesday, nj gll e Tho oiti-l
ccrs recently elected were iiistall LED - byi
Mr., J.fgJ. Prurer IL . ,..e
# The three national banks Of MS ely
held elections Wcdnc sday, and IN Il ] every8
Instance tho old officers were re e ed.
Two has been received from ohns
HOOK q Hospital !, Baltimore, to the ct --l
tfoct35ttatS Mrs. "A. II, X nrnos, " no was
9recentlyT operated On ut tho hospita ,B8is.
much 3. improv $nnd there g arc 89 good
eclnr1cas for her recovery. a
Mi William Smith who has been spend and,
Ing several months In Richmond, "a as re-
turned to iStnunton ~. 81.
5Sj Mr. q 4. Bargar1in, Of Richmond, was az.
hero this week. t ~ Il, ygs5 " . w
Mrs. q. 3. smnile is visiting n R 'it'
5mond "a "a ~ IL ca a. .tS
&E Iiss Elizabeth 3. Jones was the guest
Of tho N1sses CURE ichmolld MS Is,
week 3 II sS III 81 % IN
charlie Glenn, N son OF N and Is Mrs $
William Glenn, was p'lln fully ' 60.
sucsda .S Willie carrying an n nrmf,ll N 81 q
wood SEupstairs he lost his ba lance and
fell backwards TO the bottom Of the steps
striking his head VA which N Knocked him
gunconsc ious for a. long time. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
BOWLING GREEN BITS.
Especial 10 gho Times, pIspatch.,

Especial 10 Thn Times Dlspntch)
: BOWLING GREEN, VA, Jan. l4.-7Mrs.
Lima ]. Baker left here Wednesday for
Knoxville, Tenn, where she goes to re-
main for some time With her son, l.. NJ,
Baker. whose wife is extremely i'll.
Miss Eleanor I3orum has returned 10
school IN Pennsylvania,
Mr., Aubrey Valentine left on Wednes-
day FOR Knoxville, Tenn, whore he goes
on a ylsltto his sister. Mrs. q. l.. Baker.
Mrs Catlarine Lee Bert and little
daughter, of Waverly, have returned home
afEer a stay Of several weeks al DR.. "
l. Broaddus's, tha father Of Mrs Bert.
Miss Bertha Ennis left on "Wednesday