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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30
Ar TIE EUREKA

The Eureka Amusement Com
pany and beer garden at IcDonald $
place on West Pike street has a
change of program for this week
The Casper and Leon fight will be
seen. as well as the FInsurance Soil
citor." This is very popular re-
sort and is being extensively pat
ronized. The program this week
viii prove a pleasing one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

A man who is in perfect health.
he can do an honest days work y hen
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. Mr.. i. G. Dod-
gers, OF Branchton, Pa, writes that,
he was not only unable to work, but
he couldn't stoop over to tie his own
shoes Six bottles Of Eoley's Kid
ncy Cure rnnde him new man he
says, Success to Foiey
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30
Auditor and Accountant
Public tSeRoGaTpher
)evislng and Installing Systems

Public tSeRoGaTpFeF
Devislng and Installing systems
Contracts tor
Xeentno sets OF Books for CorpoLa
fIons Partnership Concerns. Oli'
GERS OF Clubs and Private In
dlYlduaIs.
Fam now prepared 20 take care HF
nj so cha, WORK pertaining IL a uqlI-
ing, Accounting, Opening ana ClCsIlf
Se7s of Rocks, and Devlsing ana Ia
sailing Systems. You can NOR
readily negotiate capital Tor yoiH en-
,erprises through an ccountanb thah
/, Broker. Circuiariziag viii nob 90
today: pers mai solicitation Is the on
s1,re way. l have an especial cnenteH
III capitalists throughout tn sector
md Il stern States, where my pr0Ie'-
sir,n as an Accountant for the past teH
years has brought me into touch WI y
tbo wealth of these sections. auu l
nave ass cihieS who viii assist me IN
1TsseDTIng your proposition in person
n. W investors will entertain a proptSi-
tfon withoue figured statement can
ne shown, illustrating actual or pros
oecfiye profits, drawn up by an inoe
PENDENT Accountant OF Tepute, and
this is the basis of any successIul
fIotation. Ihave also engaged an e%
merit stenographer 10 attend 70 the
public wants along the line OF stem
oRraplic work.
FRANK A. WILSON
0ax uAtl RInG.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

Earned runs-UIarksDuTg WII0e
Citys 1. Two-base hits-PreiPka,
Mester. G. McClane and w. Nc
CIane. Sacrifice hit Hastings
Double play-Hastings (unassisted)
Stolen bases = Poland, SNIP.
Struck out-By McClane Z, by Tay-
Tor s. Wild pitch-Taylor. Bases
on balls, off Taylor 6. Hit by
pitcher-Taylor 2. Time, 2 100.
Attendance 500. Umpire, Guinn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30
NlL NEWS

In the Wolf Summit field in this
county. the South Penn Oil Co. has
completed and shot its No. 1 on the
John Shnnhan farm and has a light
pumper.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30
STANDING OF CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Now York at Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS
No games played.
STANDING oF CLUES.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

If your neighbor makes good
sread YOU will find she uses Pills
buys Best Flour
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS
Chicago ;, Washington 3.
st. Louis s, Boston 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

% photos for 25c at the Penny
Gallery, opposite Empire Bank
building. 5sGtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

/ never before saw such fine little
pictures and such nice card mounts
as you get at the Penny Gallery
across from the Empire Bank bulld-
ing. j26eod
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

Nothing but cream in Justus' ice
cream. lunSSti
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

eWAToH ZOE NEE LIGHT.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
|. .Bl-ACKSBURG,vA.
,spccIal "a rho .rItnes Dispatch.)

Especial to rho Times DispatcliO
DLACtSSBURC4, VA, 1rcbrnhry D. Prof. ~
VIII. Rosche, who has boon occtirying
5.t1riddlcrs Green for tho past two years.
will move out within ID few days ana
take up quarters nt the sBlacksburg Inn.
n Capt j. Patton Preston, who has; mad
His home In Blacksburgs during tho past
Two Years, has been suffering for Quite
n. white from inflnintnato 5rleumat istn.
N1r,innd Mrs. Writ &ounlop have taken
apartments at Shades Inn. WI 4.
Mi. Ware Walker son 4of Prof. George
". walker, Is visiting his parents y before
going to fliltn position Tho recently nc
copied at Norton, Va. III , Nj u. ~
Miss !N1lttic yvysor, Of @Puns SKI, .is visit
inr III tho home OF Prof. u NJ. Johnson.
rho concert given by tho y. =. II. kGlco
Glib In tho college auditorium, Friday
evening, was u brilliant success. Tlo
feature Of the evening was Prof. - y y.
Abbott,s mastery rendition OF his solos.
,rho accompnnist was Mrs. j. 8. a.. Jol, I'M
son. Il III u Isl N
Mr.. Robt Fagg, Of Blucfleld. and his
little son. Robert, aro visiting Mr.. y. H Il.
Miss Emma walker viii leave next
week for n visit to Miss Thomas, at
Cambria. N * III; @ al e N X.
ED Miss Nellie NrcBryde is visiting Mt the
home OF Prof. r.. j. Davidson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
| GLEN ALLEN ITEMS

Mr.. Nicholas Walton, OF School P. O.,
Henrico, was In. Glen Allen this week..
q Mr., r. G. Holman recently visited the
home of Mr.. VIZ. Powers, near Chicka-
hominy, Henrco county.
The firm Of Johnson & Johnson, mer-
Giants In the upper end, have dissolved
partnership, and business will be here
after conducted under the name of FL w.
Johnson sS5I
Mrs. Jennie Alley, who has been sick
for some time on the Broad Street Road,
has greatly improved tt a3ssgg1t
Mr. and Mrs. John II. 3oschen, Of Glen
Allen, have moved to Ashland, and are
now permanently located In the AZ Moss s
Building. n Il, ,s, X !. S. I'll. 81, \ ..s
was the guest Of Mrs. CIV. E1ewley this
week. sfs4pp9
Mr.. Thomas .. Puryear, Of Johnston's
store, who has been quite sick with grip,
has greatly improved, and is out. Sjsis
Miss Hessie Chisholm, OF Glen Allen.
has moved i to Ashland. Va, where she
will make her home for the present. 4;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trevvett were
the guestshofi Mr.tgand Mrs. Sidney s.
Trevyett, Of Glen Allen. a ..,.
Mrs. Y FranRlih,, steriis,. Jr:,, Fred
erlcksburg, wasLln5Glfe.n Allen this week week.
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1scrfas tsrubbs, Of Glen

night With Miss Berfas tirubbs, Of Glen
Alien. 5
4 Mrs. James Miller. is much better, ~
ter q long illness.
"a SWnrinner, tho infant sol, Of James
.1'enberton, has been Ill for the past past:
month. \.
Grhe solomoi,'s Social club met On
tuesday at the home of Miss I I icy
king. q. 4,
Mrs. johnson and her daughter are
Visiting Mis. Charles Childrey.
y Mr.. and Mrs John Harris and family !'i1hl
returned to the city on Sunday, after
brief stay with Mrs. Peyton Anderson " y
4 Miss BERTHE Grubbs, OF Glen Allen, eii-
tcrtaned quite n number of friends r. ~ ,t
her birthday celebration THURSDAY ! Suifs'
evening"
Mrs. John Ladd who has been quite
sick Is much better. S
y Miss Mary Smith, primary tencherain
the Dumbnrton school, has resigned 1ef
position to finish her course at the State
Normal in Tarmville. S8}J
Miss Tannia Pensberton, who has been
sick, Is out again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
OIL CHURCH NEWS Il

Mr.. Frank Bcalc had tho misfortune 70
fall and break his arm one day last week.
ROY. IS. O.. Southnll has gone to tich-
mond ito see his brother. who Is ~ Win WITH
pneumonia at tho Wcstnorelnnd# CLUB o.,
Miss Ida Lynch, Of New Castle, IS visit
Ing Miss Darthulia williams, IN New
Kent county. f Il.
Messsrs. L.. s. showard, Thomas Holt,
II. L, ;yYoodal and y. II. Turns gave 70. q
very enjoyable dance ut I'll illfork, :, trc
homo 81 Mrs. A. r.. showard, 3on q w y, G
nesday night January oath Among those g
nresont wore MS follows, Mr., and MIS-.
Maury Timberlake, Mr. md Mrs. {. Omar NJ T
Mills. Mrs. w. j.. Lynch, Mrs. a. =.
showard, Misses Ida Lynch, Darth Y
Williams. Pearl Terrell, Lucy Tucker.
Maggie shownrd Mary Singery. Then,a
ltali, Stella Sims Clara Beach, lillda
West, Maria Lynch and Hattie Sims,
Misses Edgar Hall, Thomas Jordan
u. II. Turns, Thomas Holt, +. L. Wood
ali, John and Warner Hall, Hunter Mll's,
scrrell, Willie and Pat. showard, Her
man and John Peace, Herbert Wood,
Grover lI,ongnlnn and Herbert Parsley,
Newton Tucker, Thomas and John West,
Jaulian Parsley Richard Brunette PeS-
ton Pollard, Connie Terrell. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
MEG HAM LIE NEWS

here Mss from nav York; fs'u Where sic spent
seysra d Mfek Kryy W.; q No 81 Wood street
Win tie the Huntington shops, IN West vir-.
Id Percy f sesn hpys
9m fs ~f St ir;epas a1 1d adren
friends Il. Richmond;; ! :. !. &, u, IA.
ff3Aliss Jessie Kirby Is home again after
! Miss Matte James is spending some time
with Mrs. r. Carter OF NO. 20 WOOD
Mrs Ida Broach q (, the 81, PIKE !. has + q
turned home after. visiting Mrs. ~.
at II lis home hon on IN Wood Street. .'.,
es tnfa ane sn ssh ct IF ri na
pq ps party Tas Sso
for q worthy, family, a large number
OF pounds were received, which WAS
greatly by the ev needy ramly Y
sdme nfa n VIII fh ep Sister
M Mrs. plk @illum poas has returned homae,
Miss Miss Fanny shinaut, OF New Bridge. y
s VI thlsg vIs siT ty.end' MISS Mamie sne
home after spending some time with With Mrs ~
Mis-. 6. +. d Goodnll Is able to BIG up
again after being confined to her. home
for several weeks with a com pilcaiioh o. o.
u. Mrs. John AInson and little son. Leslie
nave returned home after visiting rgla-
tives in this vicinity. ,,s5
Mrs. Ida Hall. Of Washington, is visit.
Sing her sister. Mrs. III, Patterson. OF
Mattox HILL
Mrs, ID. III. Hawks has. returned to her
home, at Seven Pines, after Visiting Mrs.
Minnie Nilburil, OF Chelsea ELL.
Mr.. IL Fl. Hart. who has been quite sicis
at his home near here, Is able 10 DC out
again. ~, -, !. I =, ~ E,t, :,
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her home witt, lr} grippe. . i, Ii 4,
b Mil. III. Marlin STAT home nshln on
the Pikeynfter a business trip TO lsaleish q
N. C. t Z . b y.5 + !, 81 .:,,.t
home 1yit il sickness, but IS slightly better.
N Mr.s1Iafry Malanestis nblo TO resume
.l1ia work a d raj ~ after being confined 10
liis Home for several Nays N II s(%Si3 81
Ridge HAPP ENlNGS1

After two weeks tisit TO Mrs. u. q.
3I,nttiilo, III t'Glcnburney,' q y a
Mrs. Sims has returned her home In !
}Swafisboro 9b s
"A Miss tiolde Dlcltcn, OF the Broad Street
5Rond was recently q guest of MISS Res
Die Browning. @3S
Miss Temple Blackburn, though some.
what improved from her recent spell OF
sickness. liz still confined TO her home. +
After spending several weeks III Tho
home Of her dnugltcr,s Mrs. Henry
1Tranklln, of Richmond. Mrs. N. b.
,rhonns, has returned to her homo near
Ridge Church. Ss
A Miss rImpic Blackburn. Is quito slc< y
at her home near Ridge Church.
p Miss Lizze Shell Is able to DO oiit
again, after being confined to8lior home
by sickness for several weeks. s}i &
8 Mrs. Kettle ctibank. OF Deep Run,
spent last Monday with her sister,
Mrs. Ella Ford, ut her home near Ridge
Church. is TN
Is Ridge School Roll OF honor Grammar
Grades.-Florcncc Bndcnock 49, Viola
BartlettS ~, Yinton pemberton 10, Ruby
FRANKLIN 4, ,rlmberlake Meredith 3. VIII
lie Badcnock 3. Agnes Badcnock 2.
Primary Gradcs--Nraggle Hawkins 8,
Leslie sheppcrson 4. Thclnn Tyler s,
Mamie 1Inbnnk 4. Jennie Franklin %,
boswell Meredith Q. Lucy Holt s.. N
Mr.. j. Y. I5ubank, manager Wcstlhnp-
ton Park is out again after his recent
spell OF illness. y + i s5s II 81
Miss Lille TauglniL and Miss Bcrnice
3Olver,6of Wostllnlnpton. visited tile for
smcrs sister, Mrs. Sylvester Bernard, OF
South Laurel Street last Thursday.
Miss Lana Pattillo. or "Glcnburney,''
who had the misfortune to brenls her
arm, lis reported as getting along NICE
". i2
Rio Vista Roll OF Honor--Bessie Dicks
s. katherine browning Robert Brown
ing 4, Tommlc Graves. Lee Franklin 2. N
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MEG HANICsvILLEa NEWS

Mrs. d. II. Hawks. Of Seven Pines. is
visiting Mrs. +. r.. Milhurn, Of Wood 'dl
Street. VI IS u,
Mrs r.. u. Roller Of Chesterfield
county, Is spending some time with her
cousin, Mrs. Bessie Iiinker, OF chelsea
Hill. /.
M. sam England Of Wood Street, IS
In Pennsylvania on n business strip Tor
the American Locomotive Works. He
will be gone for several months.
Mrs. G. p. Goodall, who hns been very
sick at her home for some timo, is able
NJ, T.. IT. Pace IS home again, after q
pleasant stay with relatives In Goocll-
land county.
llS Mr. Ruben Rollins, who has been con-
fined to his home for somo time with
sickness, IS able to DO out again.
Mrs. II. Steinback, Of the Pike. Is able
to be out again after an illness Of sever
III days. Ks a, I.
Mrs. 7. j. England Is able TO be out
again at her home on the Pike, after
suffering with La-grippe.
Mrs. Ida Hall, of Washington. D. G.,
is the guest OF Mrs. D. II. Patterson,
on N1attox8 Hill.
Mr. George Clifford Is somewhat i'm
proved at. his home near mere.
Mr.. Harry N1ahanes is able TO re-
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.N0RTHUM 3 ERLAND COUNTY

Especial to The Ti,nes-Dlspatch.)
b HEATIIVILLE, VA.,-Febru3ry a.
The unusually fine and mild weather has
started farmers and truckers TO work
early. A great deal OF blowing las
been doncn already and 1t is supposed
that the crops will he gotten in much
earlier than usual.
The German clover crop In this section
Is unusually large and remarkably luS-
RANT III the past few years this has
grown to be one OF the most Important
hay crops. Il
Rev. Mr.. Tyler, OF Ashland. Arch Dea-
con In the Episcopal Church, has been
In this section for the past few weeks,
preparing classes for confirmation pre-
ylousu to the Bishops visit in Mhrch---,
establishing guilds and doing yariouns
other church work. In this place he
has started st. Stephens Guild, and has
quite a large membership. Much inter
est IS manifested. st. Stephen's4is anltas
an old parish, dating back to the days
OF Queen Ammo. In fact. this church IS
still in possession OF q handsome silver
plate, supposed to be q part OF the
communion service prccnted by that.
queen. On$the reverse side Is the parish
crest. M XIX lis a
Angle stranghan, OF Oldhams, was velf,y
badly Injured the past week while cut
ting down a tree. When about halfway
cut down the tree split, the split running
several yards up the trunk and caught
Mr., stranghan across the back and hips.
In falling his right arm was caught un-
der him, breaking both. bones below .he
elbow y5ff q 3Sss3 4 q
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3 MISC Alma Burton, Of Chicknlioininy,
was the guest or Mrs. s. w. Nickols last

Thursday. a ts5. ~ v. 3
Z Mr.. e. r. johnson and wife, OF Jo JOIN
sons Store, were recent visitors Oh W.T. w
CD Armstrong, Of Brcar Church,
Mr.. w. II. Ford, of Chlckahonilny, VS. VS.
litcd friends Iii Short Pump this week.
There was b, nice party given ~ the
home Of Mr.. w. II. Ford by his daugh y !.
ter Miss Aide. The evening was passed
AWAY III u most enjoyable manner Ter
Among those who participated were the
Misses Browplngs, Miss Mnttle Sndler,
Miss Lula sndler, Mr. Ollie Sadler, NV.
.Dickersoh Powers. Mr.. Lawrence Powers,
Mr.. Thomas o. Powers and Mr. Henry
iCawthorn. K, Ri
Miss Alice Ford who has boon sick
lis ngtln we'll s y,
X Miss Bessie Purychr, Of Chicknl,omny,
sis8the guest Sof Mr.. nnd Mrs. Cherries La.
l13osclitn, of Ashland Vn. ,g
Mrs. Virginia Alley, Who has beer SICK
OF, Broad Street Road, las greatly I'M I'M
proved, and is able to bo out /,
Miss Mamie Purycar wns the gnest
I e EAIra. q. n, j johnson, OF Johnsons Store,
on tho Three Chop Road, this week.
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UPPER HENRICOs

rrps,cn rentek, visited tie Laurel
school on Thursday, and presented tho
nupils with Il flne may OF Virginia and
Yves, Virginia. Mr.. Pcnlck also gaze
Atr. Harvey plans for y new we'll well. ME- NJ;
Cook having charge Of the lawn VIII
put out Il nice collection OF shades trees s.
ut an early date. 55 \ "
AIR. AZ. p. Cosby, OF Benson, Arizona, Is
visiting his aunt and uncle. Mr. ind
Mrs. George +. Jones. Els parents
moved 10 California in &c from the
Cnd Dominion. Mr.. Cosby has been
travelling quite extensively. this being
his first trip to Virginia.
Nfr. w. Waddell and daughter, We're
among the recent guests n N, tue none
Mr. r. e. Tucker, Is out after a severe
attack Of grip. a
Miss Norman B. Enmons. or the South
ern Seminary, has returned to her home
at LAUREL. Miss 1Sn,mons will board with
Mrs. Gayle of Floyd Avenue, md pur-
sue her studies ut the Richmond lilSh
School for the remainder Of the term.
Miss Hester RUSSELL has returned to
Paramount, after several days dightful-
~ spent at the home of Mrs. George
u. Jones' .b
iting her sister Mrs. II. e. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were the guests
Of relatives In lower lIIenrlco for several
days during the past week n Il
Il Mrs. Annie Ely has returned to Laurel
after O. delightful visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Walton, of Lakeside.
4 q Miss Carrie Lucas was the recent guest
I OF Miss Olivia Garden, on the Broad
Street Road
Miss Peurle stone has been visiting
cher friend, Miss Mary Froman, near
Lakeside. 5 u
4. Mr.. washington Terrell, is better afser
q long spell OF Illness.
last week Visiting his members around
Yellow Tavern.
Mrs. r. L. Hill, is home again, after
visiting her sister, Miss Swami, who has
been very III. i$f " E5 II NJ Y iii! " "a
Mr.. CLIFFORD Matthews has resumed his
work in the city. @ 81 4.
Mrs. Tiller mothes Of Mrs. John a An Il :.
N.derson, Is suffering very much from an
eruption on her foot.
Mr.. James Stone, was the guest Of his
brother, Mr.. Q. "A i. Stone, of#&"''Wsst
WING during the week.
Mr.. Mcdonald had his hand severely
wounded in q corn husker.
Mr. II. G. Barnes IS out again after a
severe attack Of grip.
Miss Georgia King has returned from
a delightful visit to Mrs. Harriet SchGr-
mcrhorn
Miss Margaret McNamee, has been. VS.
! ting hor cousin, Miss Maggie Child1roy'
on Brook Road.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage Of Mr.. James II. 30 "les a any
Miss Maggie Raymond DAVIS. -
Mr., James Cleveland Waldrop, left last
| weel, for Washington, D. c.
Rev. w. IT. Dunaway. late pastor o.
Glen Allen Baptist Church. left Thursday
| to take charge Of his new field at Wnvtr VT
| ~, Va. ,,,,,.,.,,,
Az ,,ractic,nr for an entertainment TO
Re given on the evening Of Washfngt"n''s
birthday.
Russell, Inspector for this district, visited
quite number of the schools on iIhur rs
Miss Ellen Guy Lindsay, was thesreccnt
guest of Mrs Valentine,
? Miss Nettie Castor spent Thursday
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Marshall. Emily cross SIS
Idyth Yarbro,igl Roy Cross Bessie la Gar.

I1dyt1 Marlborough. Roy cross l5es s'e -
ter {g..s
4 l1unior4A- Gertrude Royall Marie Todd 20 I
Lizzie Bowman Fat,hc Gray. irene N'in
Dunn Irene Frltzsolle, Lynn EnsioW.
A Fifth Grammar Grade-Hnrol Nyildern
Dorothy sl3ro wn, Clifford Richie. I, !,
4 lVirst Grammar GRADE Frank Ritchie's
Harry Moore Gcprge Cary, Frank \ r.
lbtongh, Annie Alien. Elizabeth spra,tiey,
Josephine Woodall, Leslie Devlnc, lia ,ii
Carter, Herbert 13ahlke, Rodoph,l Ga tl,n,
Emily TItxter, Sue Starlte, Leslie Bead
{ ", Ruth bowman. .,'l 5
FIRTH Primary Grade-Russell Sntte
white, trhomns Rntclllfe, FLORENCE Bow W
man. I'm Tyler, Helen Wilder, james
FRennie, Violet Burton, Mario Todd. a VI
1n 1Trit1sche, Prescott \, Brown I. Wlllle
Carter 11arle Ray Harold Rntcliffo
Third Grammar Grade Ruth Wyatt,
Alvin NeizS Ruth Yarbrotigli. Ruth TODD,
ARaglnhd 11aync, Ilamden burton, Linden 1
Harrison, Fnnnic sale Bessie Cross, a IN n
ME Tyler. Harvey Dcvine. Robert Ear
IRISH, Johnnie Seelman.
Miss Byrcno Collie OF Baltimore, Will
In a fow days be tho guest OF her cou-
4 sim Mrs. Linden Harrison, Of Chestnut
Hill. NJ S4 8s 4, II
Miss Moselie Partcc Of 13lue1eld. West.
Virginia, Is the guest Of her friends.
Miss "a 1Tllnsis3nnd Louise Rcnnie, Of
Fourth Avenue. 81 ii IA ~
Miss Helen Ball, of New Jersey, Is
spending some time with Miss Bessie
Wingfleld. OF Highland Park. I'll "A Il
Miss Lewis, OF Baltimore. Is Visiting
Miss Julia Horne, of Chestnut Hill. 81,
Miss Powell Of buckingham county.
Is spending q few days with her dnusli-s
ter. Mrs. William Wade of Fourth Ave-
nuc. t ig5 Ss A ", " 4 i h!
Rev. George FL Wiley recently pur-
chased the homo of Mr.. II. 3 l. Alnslle,
Of Second Avenue. Chestnut. & " ,li
Mrs. p. d. Small of Fifth Avenue. VINO
4 has been quito Ill. continues to I'M
prove. a XII s5 4. III 4 FL y 3
Tho regular Sunday morning and even
Ing service will be held at Highland
Park Church. gisunday--scho9l beginning
at 0:30 o'clock 81 u II
Mrs N. II Baughan, Of Highland
Park has been confined to her home for
several days by sickness.
Mrs. l. D. Iongan. Of Louisa county,
recently bought a home on Chestnut
I'LL, which she will occupy in the near
future. 5si tf.t
Miss Nettie Mosby Of Fourth Avenue,
has returned to her home after UNDER
going g. slight operation at the Memorial.
Hospital. '}1i4' y ~ ~
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sumo Ills work after an illnesS OF sever
al days. Isl
Mr. g. Marks and wifaAl left Saturday,
for buckingham COUNTY, to spend sever
III weeks. \ d ssl #
II Mrs. Ii III James, of Circinnntti Is
spending sometime with her inotlier, or OF
tho Pike. TX II, II
Mrs. 6. o. Brown ard children nie at
home again utter n pleasant stay with
friends iii Charlottesville, Va.
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eAlNEs's MILL.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sallies Gaines took
place from her late residence, at Fair
field, Thursday morning, February lst:,
1nterment inSthe family buryinE-ground
ut Hollywood.
Mrs. Charlie Jenkins visited her pa
rents at Highland Springs during the
past week. 5S' Il
b Billy McGhee. Sr., who recently dlslo-.
Gated his limb. is Improving.
CRYING Cosby, of Richmond. " recently
visited his mother, near Walnut Grove.
8 Mrs. Nj. &c. Martin and daughter spent
Monday last with friends near Pole
Green. ,G33 ss
Mrs. Ethel Jones ana Miss Armstrong,
OF Cold Harbor, visited In the home of
Mrs. Alice Hufner Tuesday. +.
4 Mr.. Ernest Beadles was much indls-
posed In the home Of his parents. near
Walnut Grove, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yarbrough, of Cold
Harbor spent last Tuesday in Richmond.
h Mr.. u. W. Beadles spent the day re-
Gently with his son, Vernard Bendlcs, e t
Highland Springs.
Mrs. Ella Cosby visited s friends in
Richmond during tho past week.. 2g
Mrs. j. b. Morrison has been much.
5ndisposed in her home, near Pole Green,
during the past week.
Willie Yarbrough has Broken UP farm
Ing and sold out to George Woody. of
Cold Harbora n II n SsS n } Y III Z.
Rev il Il. Pribble and wife Of Alice,
visited III tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
u. w. Bcades, at Hickory Fill, during
tho past week } H
Lee Miller, Of Meadow Farm. recently
visited In the home Of his parents, ut
Highland Springs.
Master Charles Stuart spent Tuesday
night in the home of his cousin, Arthur
Hufner, near New Cold Harbor.
Master Harry Barker, who has been
much indisposedl recently, is again able
to be OUT 5J5 Il
Mrs, G. Jenkins and Mrs. Lyle Woody
of Cold Hnrbor, recently visited friends
mt Spring Fill. v nj l7$
George Stewart is quite sick in his
home, near Black creek. DR.. Nelson is
in attendance. s Al VI
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been visiting her aunt, ofiNortli3 Avenues,
has returned home. ".
sF Mr.. 1. i. Casselman Of Lamb Avenue,
has left for Montreal, Canada, to attend
the funoral OF his father
air. S. Il. YoutS has left for Pf1llhdel-
iphia on business. III