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The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
THE AUTO THAT WAS LONELY
Sought and Found Many Comrades it
Misfortune.

Sought and Found Many Comrades ir
Misfortune.
An automobile that had broken down
was standing disconsolately by the
wayside shedding great gasoline tears
at its own forlorn state. when another
automobile came up, and, seeing the
condition of It's brother, asked if II
could do anything.
"Yes," replied the miserable one,
please tow me home"
So the other put out a rope and
pulled and pulled But the strain was
too great, and in a short time the
friendly auto had also broken down
and was unable to proceed.
Pretty soon a third auto came along.
, IT. was Immediately hailed by the
two unfortunates.
"Oh, brother, tow us home!"
So the third auto put out a rope
But alas! In few moments he, too
had broken down, and there was moth.
ing to do but lament his lot with the
rest
Other automobiles continued to
come up, and as they did, each one
shared the fate of the rest. Finally
there were so many Of them stalled
that no one could pass, and the first
auto, the one that had caused all the
trouble. having been promptly repaired
by man from a garage who had been
sent for, had to go back the way it
came, saying blithely as it went OFF :
'Fardf1ell, brot iEsrs, gr sorry % havie
detained you, but was lonesome"
MORAL.
It's an i'll smell that blows nobody
any gOOd.-NeW York Life.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
III fIkas sB1upQlRs

which it is impossible to see the
height of the liquid, use a definite
measure. - 'E- - - .,.-.>,
When a glass stopper is immovable,
expand the neck of the bottle by heat
ing on the outside: it will loosen its
hold on the stopper.
When hanging meat in the larder
it is we'll not to put the metal hook
through the meat itself, but through
a loop of string tied on the joint.
Geraniums dug up carefully before
frost comes and hung up IN a dry
cellar by a rag about the roots will
grow better when set out in the
spring than those left in the ground.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
Fine Eyelet nhroidery.

The fancy for. eysaet embroidery is
just as much a craa1 as ever, and it
would almost seem 4s though it were
summer, not winteTSssthat is close at
hand, to judge blythe demand for
this work. But in Ruth there is NO
marked difference petween the after
noon gown for summer and the the
ater gown for winfer that are now
fashionable, The model that for the
moment is so extremely popular
serves equally well.for one or the
other. A plated SHIRT OF silk null
has above the second fiounce a band
of the embroidery The entire waist
with basque frills md sleeves is Of
the same embroidory, and, while ex-
tremely simple In general design, is
most expensive. TheIdesign original
~ intended for streetsgown has been
BY Tug made VIII
trained skirt, and is in black colors
as we'll as White.-Harpers Bazaar
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
NEW IDEA OF JULIUS CAESAR
How the Young Mind Views hin-An
Awful Tragedy.

How the Young Mind Views him-An
Awful Tragedy.
The following remarkable apprecia-
ton of julius Caesar is pieced together
wlrhout change Of phrase OF spelling
from several examination papers late
ly presented at an academy in Penn
sylvania. according to the Atlantic:
Caesar is tragedy of blood The
piece about Shylock was almost bloody
but the knife didn't reach the breat OF
him. Caesar wanted to be tyrant,
but he did not want any crowns on
his head SO he refused them in broad
daylight. He grew SO big that he
could straddle the world. which scared
indeed his men who were his enemies
They came together one night when
lions were rained down without chains
in the streets of Italy. and when red
hghtenings were running this way and
that. They were all there but Brutus
who was the honorablest of all the
men when Caesar lived those days.
Cassium and Cascade were much in
the things. Then they threw through
the windows of Brutuses' orchard hand,
ing characters which made the heart
of Brutus burn fierce over the dark
state of the peoples rights among the
citizens of Rome.
l pities Brutus then as he read with
tears falling about how he was noble
and about how Caesar was hard on the
poor. Then he called his wife and
sharpened up his blade and told her
not to eat any fire that day as he
could not fail to win the fight. But
she ate the fire after tagging herself
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
FAULTS OF THE GOOD FELLOW.
His Generous Instincts Likely to Out
4 .f.a run Discretion. Is

---- &
In his little talks to the people-as
he might call them-John D. Rookie
feller has said good many interest
Ing and valuable things, nothing rank
ing higher in both qualities than that
In which he said, speaking to young
men-he generally speaks to young
men-''Don't be a good fellow" It is
doubtful if more valuable advice to
young men was ever packed into few
er words. It is Of equal value to men
at all times Of life, but it's additional
value to young men is that at their
stage of development the generous In
stincts outrun discretion. Like pup
pies, they think everybody is kind
and honest and they are ready to
make friends on sight. The peryer-
sion of this fine impulse is to be, a
good fellow This is to give rein to
virtue until it becomes an amiable
weakness, and thence degenerates
into vice, the center of which is the
grossest selfishness. Selfishness is
the rich bed and muck heap in which
most, if not all, forms of sin have
their root. A peculiar danger Of the
sin of the good fellow is its unusu-
al quality of self deception. 1t lulls
its victim into the belief that he Is
really very noble, broad, unprejudiced,
democratic, generous; no stingy, old
self centered curmudgeon who denies
himself. and perforce every one else,
this, that and another thing. And that
is just it; there is the fatal assump-
tiOn that undermines the whole foun-
dation of character-Indianapo
News
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
Sponge Pudding.

One small stale sponge cake, one
coffee cup seeded raisins, one-quarter
cup of currants, one quart of milk,
three eggs. Must have a, tin mold
with chimney. Butter the mold well,
f1atten the raisins and put thick on
the mold. Crumb the cake in the
mold with the currants. Mix the eggs
and milk as for custard, and pour
in the mold: cover tight and boil
three-quarters Of an hour; then put
it on platter. and set in the oven
for few minutes. For sauce, make
a thin boiled custard.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
EShort Coats for the Little Ones.

The short coats for tots from 2 to
6 are unusually stylish this fall, and
the very popular "fur cloth. is of so
many different kinds that it affords a
charming variety of ideas. The fur
cloth is made to initiate many differ
ent skins-mole, squirrel, Persian
lamb, etc.-and in some of its finer
grades makes an ideal lining for col
lar and revers that turn inward, and
the fly in front Of the coat. Another
very pretty and rich material is rip
pie plush" 1t is we'll named; it looks
like plush marked richly with ripples.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
Time.
Time,
Time a thief? No, never!
Times an honest wight.


Time q thief? No, never!
Times an honest wight,
Gracious. tender. clever,
Far from dark alright.
What he takes is taken
Not in wrath and gloom:
For the fruit that's shaken.
Other fruit will bloom!
For the raven tresses
And the fire Of youth,
Children's soft caresses-
Fair exchange, i sooth!
For ambitions pleasure,
In the days of dearth
Wisdom comes to measure
What ambitions worth!
For the hasty learning
And i'll tempered zeal,
Tolerance discerning
Time will us reveal!
For the sole reliance.
Bruited loud abroad,
On the strength of science.
Comes the thought OF God!
For the shining morning
OF the pleasant day,
Eve. with its adorning,
White and pearl and gray;
For the rays OF sunshine
At the mornings bars,
Come chow more than one shineO
Nights unnumbered stars! -.
New Orleans Times
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
Improved by Trimmed Beard.

Charles E.. Hughes, the New York
insurance sinquisitor, had wonder
fully struggling beard when he first
came prominently into view in con-
nection with the investigation. On
the advice of friends. he had his
shape and now is much less Of an at
traction for the cartoonist, in addi.
..on to which his appearance il
greatly improved !. I.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
W6af Hurts Worst

A man once called me terrible name,
And uttered a fearful curse:
And cannot say 1t, for very shame
To blacken Herewith my verse.
The curse it stung life a whitening flame,
But the shame Of the name was worse!
On the fire of my rage like wind it blew,
AS only a foul name cam;
And my smOldering hatred lived anew
AS straight at his throat l ran
And may nobody ever do to you
What I did to that wretched man!
But still for peace l may vainly call,
AS the souls in torment do.
For the blight remains, and as bitter as
Is the thought that pierces me
e.. through
He is dead and done for good and all,
But the name that he nan1ed-was
true.
cleveland Leader.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
Boiled Turkey and Oyster Sauce.

Parboil turkey in plenty Of water;
scrape and stuff with following: Twen.
ty-four oysters, bread crumbs, salt and
pepper and two tabdlespoonfuls but
ter; stuff neatly; -four it all over and
sew up in bag or towel. Boil two hours
or more. - f. ~ a. II
Sauce:-Take liquor of twenty-four
oysters, season with salt and pepper,
put in quarter pound butter and put
on fire. Rub quarter pound butter
with enough -four to make stiff paste,
put into the hot sauce and boil till It
thickens; drop In twenty-four oysters.
Boil up and take OF Immediately.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30

made with long coat; the fullness of
which is shirred into a shallow yoke
and tucked into the waist line, the full
ness being held in place by belt of
the cloth. This suit is elaborated by
fancy vest Of embroidered velvet
and by wide, turnover collar and
turnback cuffs of the embroidered
velvet.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30

Don't forget that the man with the
common name of William is more
likely to write checks than the one
labeled Percy Exchange.
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30
Simple Walking Hat.

A simple but effective walking hat
is smoke gray velvet, with wide brim
rolled sharply on each side, the left
side held in place by two large black
wings and loops of black velvet rib
bon
The Cook County herald., 1905-12-30

would be wild, II they knew" she ac-
knowledged, guiltily. But presently
the thought Of Graham drove every
thing else from her mind. He had
seemed worried and preoccupied all
the evening, she thought, and he had
repelled her efforts to penetrate and
share his trouble. II he mad q fault,
it was the conviction that she must be
spared all pain. 1t was generous and
brave in him. but she must make him
understand that she did not wish to be
spared, that she would far rather be
trusted. Dear Graham, dear boy!"
ing before her dreaming eyes. she fell
asleep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
L :.E::JI .D i III /!

Nj ard Mrs c. II Sauer, OF Cedar and
Grace Streets, have ret urned from aStrip to
New York l Baltimore and Washing on. ~
NJ Mr. b. T. Burton has moved TO sNoriolk. y i,
ia take cha rye of 1.-THE branch OF this Cable
Plano Company in that city. t585
- Mr. and Mrs Robert Coleman Brauer have
returned from their bridal trip and until the
completion OF their home on Mead low Stree,
4wi.rcslde with Mr.. Brauer's parents on Sof'-
i,ey$.J b. II Hawthorne. past OF Grove
I5Ayenue, Baptist: Church, Is making q several
| weeks visit TO friends in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. Henry IF 4 vaug an has returned from
business trip to New York. Boston, and
Misc Rose Winston is recovering from q
severe attack OF 4. la grippe. . S5s . IN III
Miss Manic Randall is 4 visiting friends IN
Tho condition OF Mrs; Benjamin. a: Run z n
soos IVY Street, lis considered to be better.
~ Miss Catherine Cannon s Y plea SAINT visit to
her friend, Mrs John Garland ~ ollard. OF NO.
1905 Hanover Street, was abruptly Terminated
by the illness Of Miss Cannon's father, recall
Ing her 10 her home In Norfolk, Va.
N Mrs William Wallace sPoindexter,3 sister OF
Mrs. II. 432 + I, i$ Vaughan, Of north Rowland
Street, is at Sibley Hospital on Capitol Hill,
! washington, D. c., recovering from an opera
| tlon performed for appendicitis. fs g
Fz Miss 5Stawza Wilson has Just returned from
ST. Stephens. King and Queer. county, where
| she went to act as bridesmaid for her cousin.
Misc Jennie Longest, who ma rried Mr.s Sam
lEucl1 Narmap, last week. = 2, ,
Miss Minnie LIE Tignor, Of No.. 800 Walnut
| h Miss Jennie Lee Barsis visiting her friend,
| MISS Chrissio Ilcck. OF Fairmount. .s5ia
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present banner. knownas the nj l1iver:-3
!sity OF Virginia Alumni d Banner TO the The
school attaining the largest number \. Of u
points. There will also 4 be q cup pre- pre-.
scented TO the contestant having the most mo: =
points In tho first iclass and suita bic bic
recognition to winners OF second "a nd third F1El
places in each event, beside the usual ;t';
medals TO the first men in each event.
Tie school Athletic Field Is noss be-
ing put in perfect condition and music
will5sbe Furnished by n section Of the
Marine Band and 1t Is hoped TO ma re this
meet both o brilliant social and athletic
SUCCESS ssss AZ Z,
Special trains, With reduced rat es. will
J be run from Charlottesville and Wash ash.
#fngton.sE "a sSs7s 3tss
Everything will be done for the>con,fo ol-
and pleasure OF the guests. and the man
agement rely on the common and wide
spread interest I'll ID hteti cs,E and the 1oy-
alty3and friendship 81 Did boys apd friends
OF the school to make The coming track
meet one Of the most successful in the
history Of Southern athletics. q
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g 81
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

r NINA ss Hassyi East s's &ss I'll ss;a
ginning March soth, and continuing q J, we ss.
es.y viii Il have nav on ali ihe ladies' q
are requested TO kindly send their r1mnage i, 70
second Street Mrs. ~ i. .G,reery,, ls4 Nine,
twenty s Street win ii''i Be- promptly reM
| down TO tho sale room.
eoun,yt epend several months With relatives YES.
she accompanied her little nephew. Rodney
WHO Ia, hss Snder on. s
Mr and Mrs. Milton Beadles, Of Hanover
county, have returned home after after, visit 70
turned ito'n. Wiiiismsburs where the visited
ssy'st 81 ss;5s E ~
lIalnes. wafer Delaney. 8 Jones. juia
ii, s Rr:sSw Sss Isss%ss
Miss Ass HessfsG and Nj: hsHss
Mrs 81 s. Nj Fosset and Miss Annie Ennis lef.
family aS Of Mr. Il. S. Garrett Tor several days.
JAMES Johnson. q petersburs, Is the guest
Mrs. iao i 81 K, Patterson ana ehildren q
buckingham county, are Waiting relatives on
a ielishtfu visit 10 friends in Petersburg.
8 Terry has returned fr9 9n. fnaers
Mrs Annie seunder, and two children !. q q
We has left for DanyiiIe 70 visit her
| brother. Dr. Payson Beadles. before returning
'e Captain James clifton IS out again after
being confined to his home several 'a days oy
M. and Mrs j. Williams. who moved to
Canada several months ago. have returned 70
The, sueseIot his sister, Mrs. John 1aushflini
nj m Mrs. ! Mary Fore Isl. conyalescins from a
i severe attack OF the grip. 81 =
M1s cw Mts Mrs s
4 will make her future home. j. a
Sa ffs% naa ~ 'aan sess tS.s
ss Mr. Wills shln.ult and her lite son arc
the ahems q MI. John s,iins, III Twenty
gp;ss. sss S ssv. tss
.tls d.ush,s {. e s.. M and Mrs
VS. assier rs Maron Mshone ]. quite his
mother on Twenty fourth stree,
nss fnv al IL o'eloek mo hour Tor re
4 EErEng service wi be devoted 70 the eiec-
Miss SANFORD. Of petersburg. Is Waiting her
]! friend Miss Clara Smith. on Twenty first S
II MI; Mr. Robert Greenway 81 Durham. n: C..
has returned home. after 2 pleasant visit % g
\ Mr. II - smith, Of Hanover .eopnty: has
moved his family 70 Fairme,Int and are - &C,
cupying the house he recently poushe from 70
4 Mr. Carte, 5of8 Eagle Rock. who has beer,
the guest n his daushter Mrg e 3.
4 Miss Mildred Hunter, Of New ~ ork ,f and
mr. annie Irving, n and her littlef daughter
4 Helen OF Rchn,ond. were the guests OF r.
Farmount Tent. g. n held an n IN In, !
Il portant z and Interesting meeting sin, i Enru 8
4 Hal few evening ago. Deputy suliya
4 OF !. Indiana, 4 was present and assisted an
Il nitiating al class Of eight, fter e. de-
gree team, was orsahize Deputy s.l,iyan
4 is stirring things up In Richmond asa IA acr
! cateesr1 is ION the boom ~
Mrs nv. Page, who has been quite III 4, is
. 'Issv. icels i. Tucker viii nil the pulpit e I
i the Bapt list Church tonight. 81 4fj Nc
Mrs. burnett, OF fillmore. ls !. spending
some time with her. siste NJ rs "a Crow
nm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
WEsTHAMP TON. RIDGE.

Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Pitt i Of Richmond. were
recently the guests q Mrs. Hawkins, near
s. Miss Carrie Eubank, OF champion Park
spent Sunday with her aunt hrs. Peters, Of
Richmond. I, ~. Y. 3. Z, ~. III, /,
her friend. Miss Bessie 2 ROWING Of 5',WaS-
I Z Miss Nora Ford, OF Ridge, who was quito
sick last week. is now able. TO be out osaln:5
IL. Mr.. SAarshall.S OF Richmond, spent Wednesday
PM at his farm. near sshanpton1 =. Park
Roll. OF Honor for Ridge school. Grammar
yiG Raitl ba ts5
GLADYS n ls, for.nce As ood man
Bernico Sr olixer So aIsay. Pemberten as.
4 lossia shepparson (io), Hiram Oliver 81 Vin-
! primary u Gradca-M Jamie Enbank Jennie
FRANKLIN Leslie shepPersssDSR g Th n,dI
atis Wood%asd ss2 e Raym 1aae
Mathews a., Henry oliver ~, Eddie Bubai'k
Btckturn Of Batimore. las 8 returned ct r., Z
{ relatives and friends in Richmond and Henrtco
-. lev u. M, Simmons Will preach at Ridge
Church this morning att II o. clock. &. Y
i Mi and Mrs 4. j.. franklin. OF West Cary
street. Richmond. were gueets at the i. home
Gof the 5latters parents. last Sunday nlght 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
NESS MILL.

Dr. Jefferson Nelson is quite sick with rheu-
The infant child OF MI ana MIS- ". Linwood
o has Gns a@h,e s hss been
several weeks wit til her! Laughter. Mrs. "; 6
seadles. has returned TO her home at ~ g n
lnnl Springs. z, !. e,,,, -
Miss Hannah ~ ,sr .,oer d,'rnq hs week
near Walnut Grove J, 3. III. II. .n.nd-
ing some time VII her SIS N tyia1 ~
Wrshtly ,.- I, % X v,,..d ,r,.ne1.
Mr. and hirs: YlS'eo
at Noun, q .,en+ Tsunda y
NJ r.. ~ Middleton, OF si'eits
last at Glymonnt -. "a h.rf 9, = a. ~
Mrs. Beadles .S1sited ner M - =
Mr. and Mrs q Cposs
at.ths place - :, q +, = -. 4 Y =.
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Mems OF Suburbs

Thursday afternoon II tho intere. q temper.
s ssss:s.s Is Hls R:ssx S-s
ssn!.ed iYns viii J 10 known ~ i The iIIsslana
Inns; Vice.prcsidents, Mrs. p. s. Head and
T sts Mrs Dewitt eeora"Ss
rotary, Mira N. ~. CLAYTON; rreasnrer Miss
Of Sunday. school, Work, 9Mrs. ". +. Turner
Meeting adjourned TO meet q, Monday, 9th,
cottage, On 81 beach Avenne An invitation is
extended to all interested In tho cause OF
The Highlands Springs branch Of thu
womaf,'s National Alliance, held It's regular
meeting on Monday. tho 10Th, with Mrs. Chill
Tie mefresh,nenl .s We're served after which tho
meeting ad1ourncd TO meet April, ard at
shs hof f e s, n hs anna
Ing. when the election of officers for the en-
suing year, Will take place, a full ntten-
The The Ladies' Auxiliary. OF New Bridge Bap..
list Church. will hold 4 RuTmage sale. at
H nc sSansf al throashoat the PRESENT week
win 3 Elm n
ana Judy ,ssS was Sd
quite quite delighted the audience.
~ Mr.. II. T.. 9vinal's new house on Fern Ave-
tnue Ia nearing completion.
G Mr. frank Reads new house Is about ready
for a tenant
EinU tho coming week for Alexandria, where
Mr.. nyan viii continue to work for tho
American Bridge Company.
Fauauier county, born and brought up In
Narrenton. and who has for the past twenty
years lived In Washington has recently pur.
chased a tract OF land on Daisy Avenue and
g new erecting neat cottage 4 into which his
x Z Miss Rita stovall left during the week for
an extended visit to friends in Newport News.
Mrs. Cronyn, mother. OF Calrnes. continues
dangerously III at the home Of her daughter,
on Cedar Avenue. 4s5 Z. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
Moonlight Fox Hunt.

7SpecIaI TO The HITIles.DIslEttc1I'1- US, a
RoxBURY, VA, March !. 25.-Th we'll "a a..
IniKht, & last Twas one OF theA most ENJOYABLE
ami exciting events ot the yea The
al N no trlm NJ At $50 Old Reynard was
4 Ills feet and for six hours the musical voices
on tho light evening breeze, while the many
happy .ans mInSlea with
samussment it = Would be impossible to de-
scribe. Finally the willy old fox outwItted
Z his pursuers. Among those who took part
gins and brother OF Fair Ooaks: Leo Jack.
OF Hanover Willie BatkIins; Wl'e 9 Ford % q
and brother. OF Fair Oaks Lee Jack Bowles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26

Best California |! 4 4 l-2c
Mans, per h.. ~
Arbuckle's Ariosa coffe, two 1Sr
pounds ........ -
1Sarolncl syrup, extra quality, per 2r
can ..........s..... ..s................... -
10 pound bags Rye or Graham .3Or
Flour, for ................s........... ~
Root Beer. makes five gallons, 81
Tor ..t..s -
Imported Sour Krout, per dr
Quart OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Good Salt Pork, per hC;
pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Z Best Carolina Whole Grain Rice, &c
>er pound = Z.
!, ro eeantry Roll Butter, per l5C
Mothers Oats. per 81 DC
s Kaf e Il syrup. nall gallon cans CSC
bags SD Dunlop ,op obe'sk q silver 75c
Best American Granulated5 Sugar, nc
per pound 1880. Observation-Disclosures. =.
Oil sardlnes, per &C
box $1,000.
New Dates, one-pound package &c.
9Or& NJ
Navy Beans or Peas, per nc
quart 100
New Hawkeye Rolled Oats, per 7C
package >. \. I. = s
Lake Fish. per Nc
dozen Z. =. Z.
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FAR WEST !; END.

Mr.. Archibald Blackburn has returned TO
his home in Baltimoret after spending sey-
Mrs 81 i. ssndtord, q l l west J, Cary r,
yls' lr'ends mo- SeGpSr 81
Johnson q N !; port N ey w..t Main street
Is able to be out again after her recent ,5 at
after delightful visit to- Miss sc!sam Ham
mill. OF Washing ton. Z, ~, 7. T.. Il ~,
nfan rnn aftsr his recent
a'ts9S %o, has a sssn xs
M her ssH W asrrsnss West Main strasr
who has been quite - nassposea tor some ''''e.
Mh.rs ~ paS bs sgni 1aF
1esm last season and did much toward winning
a6 1ST s Sss o
Ing i' friends Il and relatives II washington, has
sia Bsrbse Is quite s',s at his home, No.,
10 South Morr. Street !. : = =, Z. M
who has been making his, home here for
IN asSs 4. iT engage nas
i .ynl t where he Viii DO gone for some
Nj Miss narehs CLAYTON and Mr. y,rs!! II lea 4,
Nh Wtns IIa Wednesday, at 8 O'Clock. After
an Al extended northern trip, Mr. md Mrs. Head
will DO at home TO thelr friends 81 ~; l19l
fui and attractive daughter Of Mrs Joala a !,
Clayton q this section, while ~, NE :, groom e y
Y Mr. n, II, Z, I'oler is quite sick at his
home M, on West Cary Street. IN,
M,ss Jsnts ThI tps TWIST M ind
Mrs, d, t. Thurston has Just returned from
suT.ii rantf dale," where she was called to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26

a Mr. and" Mrs Ernest Beadles entertained
quito "a number OF friends IN their nome near
WALNUT Grove one night last week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
HlGHLANDT SPRINGS NOTES.

There will he no preaching at the Methodist
sbe held at Tie usual hour. 10 o'clock, followed
Immediately BY the Union League 70 which
u rhe q. 1,aaiss Aid society. OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, viii meet on Tuesday after
noon at 2;so O'Clock With Mrs, Daniel Smith,
al the 'vrower House The menibers are
Earnestly Requested TO be present
4 meeting was held IN Library Hal| on