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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-16
ASTORIA ITEMS.

Kind Editor I will drop . ie~
.itsm
We are having = lot Of rain nov
the farmers are oil sowing .urnips.
Thshum Of the thrasher 10 heard
now in this neighborhaod,
Nsttis Brill ia very low with
typhoid fever this 10 her sixth
week.
The Astoria School i progress
ing nicely Mr., Lewis Tate teacher.
J. 4. MUIR has gone 70 bic farm
10 Texas 20.
John Montgomery and Mary
Kiingensm'th bis daughter 10 70.
ing to start 10 Aontiose Colorado
the 20 Of this month.
J. A. MUIR 10 having some lum.
Der hauled he must be intending
to build listen for wedding bells
soon on Beaver Creek.
James Walker came 10 Astoria
Mill and could no, &c, home ill
nigh. on account Of i, raining SO.
Dorman lnsraham is improving
in health. He is able to come to
Astoria again; glad to see him out.
Mss aAvs Heltestine is visiting
Miss Mamie Insraham.
Lots Of roasting ears on Beaver
Creek, now good corr crops land
lots Of hay.
( will close at pssscn, wishing all
the Readers Of the CREssET success.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-16

Ar,SrEADY, aim in this life. with
. strong arm. aud willing hasds
and . rssoIuts ~ilI. are The nscss.
sary requiaitss. for tho conflict.
which begins anew each day, and
writes upon tho page Of ysstsrdaJ
the actions shas form one mighty
column, where form true worth Il
satimstsd,
One day Of idlsnsss csssss :,
break 10 ihs Crest Chain, thst
yssrs Of toll may rot Do able N )
pair. Yesterday WAS ours. butsis
10 INV 10 ths past and ior ever
gono; and seday 4 ell shs.vs IN
Ceu oar on. sOr t01oRSoW ~
nay ssvsr ~. The tiess. 4 ths
goldss bouriai tAss prsssst. ~:
sssde srs plaassd wbsfsby ~;
harvest sor rood u ~ n v sesI
ssapsd n
t,bi nay'sAs |, ,ssd ~ plaa|s ~
sssdss kisdssss IVA ~ I AN
satIIsso IA ssii'si q \ ON ~ !
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0KRM SO CREB X MEKR
See Here. Look!

We the people Of the Colony
keep in stock Sewing Machine
supplies for all Leading Brands
Observing Machines, such %
Needles, ehutt]es Ectbins,
Winding rubbers, Tensions
springs, Belts and set screws
Also Man that understands adjusting feed
Pitmans and Plates. Or removing Frictions
He viii, do you right, And do your work
Right, :aIl at this OFFICE, And If you have
them. bring your old rubbers and old pieces
of copper and brass to exchange with " for
our Sunnliaa Yours Business,
N Rhymel JAN Vile Fowler MO-
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For sals

Saw Mil, Engine y horse
power and cav rig for sals. isall
q this osSics u yoa want : chsap
rig and buy . oacs.
We will take . GOOD team n "a
the mill Or viii trade u for sood
piece Of farming Isnd 81 timbsr
land s;;sisi, 4 4 .a.s:s NJ sis,S
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TANNING

Tanning done in JAH.vil'e BY
the colony psopia. All kinds Of
leather made n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-16

So ~ Il ~ ~ VI z Il ri Il II.
fs'ss = ~ 80 =
Daa T. - lasa - 4 ~ I
ws ~ thls = 49, ! ~ eaa. y,
q e,reunsisses ~ epunlftod -.
70 Pstes, e. oul : u, f..a, !,
lpg IN ~ aospaI o1a,rs.. 800.
~ q llltsa y ~ - -.
israipg = ~ eerl.f.,6
q Al -. IA J. -. 5, Y, go. /,
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lSlisNSd assia ~ rs0ulosssles, wbss
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49,, !. w. !"
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$1,000, w
n.
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SS' =
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~ oo""s new
creature. The next 10 Cad, Jacob
aavs,
q DAD . ,r,.,. .h.n .,..,. ~
but he sh.ll ovsrc,m. a, Tho la, a.,
40-,0
Th;s h..r.,...,..
r.,,... A.. -. 80,
wv 0O' "o" '"' "'"
t'iss WAS the troop that over come
'n"m' out u 70 true, that IN the
end thru Christ they will over.
come sfs curse % ws will acc 10
this language.
q In that day shall there DO .
out VI Egyp, 10 Assyria. and
The Assyrian shall GENE into Egypt, and
the Egyptian into Assyria. and the
Ssyp''""s SNAIL serve Win the A'syfisns
=" '""' osy snail Israel be the 'hird
~ N.'' ' Wv" "''''' wv" :
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.,d A..v,,, IL. ..,,. =, 49,, ...A. 49,.
ISRAEL mine inheritance. Ism. ly-ss-
s4-es.
Tho Assyr,an is in the acri pture
above represent. As tho mingled
Jews. JAo"b again speaks and
"a ".
Z Out Of Asher his bread shall DO
'.'' and he shall yield royal d'in'ie'.
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Continued from last week.

= our last weeks Issue ~ gays
ashcrs answer on the iosr ar,t
s9ai u Jacob; usay mors things
~ could have said: but VIM y
did'say, vas for 70 give ssnsiAss
light on The quss.ioss = snltas
the dnsssionsr 80 alss ~ Ss6dss
to see The truth eoAsscssd With
tho prophssy. Asaia " assume
our aabisst % tie shove qssssioa.
bY tsraisg our ssssctios 70 Jacobs
Aith son. '.xsbulsu" JACOB says.
4 zsbulun shall dwell at tho haven
of the sea; and no shalt be for an
haven Of ships; and bis border shall be
unto Zidon. t0en. 4s-la.l
This declaration 10, tor.the Isra.
elitss IN tho last days. He shalt
Tor they shall) be for Z heaven,
signatying. a place Of rest. Yes
God teaches that Jerusalem shall
be the heaven OF rest for oil na.
tions please read.
y Aud II shall chn,e 10 pass. tina,
every one tina, is left Of ali the nations
which came against Jerusalem shall
even 80 up from wear to year to wor.
ship the King. the lord Of hosts. and
to keep the fest Of ,abcrnacles. Zech.
14-l6
Again please read.
And the city had no .noed OF the sun.
neither IT the moon. 10 shine In II: for
the glory II God did tighten Il. and the
Lamb IL the light thereof
And the na'ions Ut them which are
saved shall walk in the light ~ II: and
the kings " the earth Il" bring their
glory aud honour into II.
And the yates NJ !, shall not be shu,
at all by day; for there shall be no
night there.
And they shall bring The glory and
hnnoni vt the pations into II.
And there shall in M wise enter into
I, any thing TINT defleih. neither
Whatsoever wo,kp.h domination. or
make,b y lie: IN, they which ar.
written IN the l.nm's book ~ life.
Rev, 81 -23 ~ 81 - 20 81
Yos We can plainly understand
from the aboye quotations that
Jerus- In in the last days il to
be tho heNven of rest Tor ships to
anchor in from all Nations.
Wherefore. ~e pass from Zcbulun
to Isaachar, and wo and that JaCnb
says.
T Isssclar isa strong ass couching
down between two burdens:.
And he saw that rest WAS good. and
the land thu: Il wss pleasant; and
bowed bis shoulder III hear. and bccsme
servant unto tribute: IGen. 49,
A-i5
Representing John thu baptist.
who beca me q servant IN tribute.
He was not like Cb,ist sold for
thirty pisces Of silver. But he
hccamo tho servant Of tho tribute
Of King Hsrod Tor his promise
waa this.
Whercupnn he promised with an oatl,
TO give her whatsoever shc would ask
Aud .he bring heirre instructed ~
her mother, said. Gvr me here John
Bn,tis,'s head III " charger
~. Matt. i4-7-S.
Then John was tho servant II;
The ,rihusr snd hn'liis tho trihute
J"hn the hnpiis, cronched hitween
Two burdens the great RESPONSE.
bility. p'scsd upnn him; far Gods
cauas and the great hurdcu RI
King Herod. ", he saw rcst that
u was good and the land ,hat y
was pleasant H.-rce, 70 pass from
Iasacbar 70 Dan. Jacob sprsks ri
what shall hefnsl Dan 10 the Daot
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NOTICE!

4 Private Detective and Asction
cor With Thirty yssrs sxpsrirncs
Terms rsssons bls. Satisfaction
guaranteed Addrsss.
7. 4, Mccall
VI Rosie. ~
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] =, - A. - tAsll y VI =
- - Aasvsiaa sla,l sss1 -
-: - - IN -; ':II|
palaass o. sAall - - lla
49, - asas ~ = ! nv
y y Y = on i<s1 sov NJ =
has not ~ undertook i trssd q
oar PALACES bat W balisvs ~
~ Nh sons wAsn - win. ~
he pscpls u God viii saiss -
ssvss sAspAsrts I'D sight priasI-
pal men Against hin. Hoping ~
osr asswer may satisfy BRO. sap.!
Pisgton and the readers. d the
CasssEr u nut ask until yoa arc.
For i L necessary for W 10 know
what God has Mid.
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s;I.s ~ \ 81 8
80 - lIj =
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Il; IL = q
SkuIl ;. q & -.
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efesAE shsll = sssasar - ~ ~ ~
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I, n &,
- - = soscph q wAsrs -
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- ~" = % ws9 go -
100 g 'Whsn - - teke.s
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ssea - = sua evef ~ wall.
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| epeeusnted M sronh.N !, -,
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80. m..
80 ~
pO.s1 ~ ~ me Aov. Of
soie same character. This so-
counts for the multiplication OF
!. irs'as'aess spoken Of BY jacob. 70
Joseph And also accounts for
this language. The archsrs have
sorsly grisvsd him and shotst him
and listed hin. This 10 What lsa.
ish aaid they would do. Please
read. r.s.
Thus saith the Lord. the Rsdsemsr
Of israel ana bis Holy One. to him
- '." '''p''''n' 10 MIN "nom inc
r,,.. ...,, '''.'''
shall vor.h,p h.c.u.. ., ~. ro.a ~,
is faithful. and the Holy One Of
l'r'e'' and be shall choose thee lisa.
:" -
o,
'o''P to
''." 'oo '""e' ana this Z" Why
'scoo sa'o Mo DOW should abode in
strength and that the armss Of BIZ
hand were made atom, hv ~,
hands Of the mighty God OF Jacob
For he plai.Iv ..x. ,h.. e.
,h.,.. :. a.. .g
=,
'"' ''''''"g
"o s0o'o ." OF ms brethren even
to the uttermost bound Of tho ever
lasting hills, Because no wAa
separated from his brethren, tbs
has to have refe, sncs IN .ha sh.r.
hard snol.n =, =, .h;. ,
An" ! Will raise m" up faithful
p''e''' '""' snail d" according to that
"n'c" 10 !" mine heart and In my mi nds
anu ! Will ou''" him sure house, and
nc snail Walk before mine anointed for
e''''
ANA ! snail como 20 pass that every
o' ''-' '''' :" 'o'"' mouse 'ns"
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(. 0"u WIZ s8'vU ujm INC m0rUI0g 9lat
Rev. 3--ee-27-9o
How Joseph will multiply 10 tbs
last days whom Oh nations ars 10
b ruled BY bio seed. This brings
IA up TO the days vsssitutioa and
Il u when Cad, (Pau,) shalt
prevail Y Pas's goapsi will prsvsil.
snd then Bsslsnin VII b. made
manifest Tho osa stas yasob spaaka
81 10 this masssf
shs,jsmis shall raven a wefin The
morning be ahaIl devosr ,bs nlsy ana n
nigh. he shall divide he spoil. 0sa. u
--27 A s.i issl
This . The rsprsssnta tivs 81 ne
pepsip AA1sis,. And ~ hrsss:
psri u .Jssob' y psspkss,' % B4s-
lanis issf6s y y saiS hin ssai.
IA. Y IN n " 'ssllilsd, ~
psrti n ipiaIis6
As n A A. l ! sAall phalt - ~
= ~ ps'ass sssss IA - 4 ~
I1eue ~ slsa..ela I ~ ~ sssli
ses ]! N ~ ~ =! \ \ Hstsp ~ ~
~. nstisi 4 4 ! I 4 4 Z 4. ~ 81 I
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10
ELECT
OWN ASSEMBLY

Manila, Nov. 9-According to the
proposed election law, the coming
Philippine assembly will consist Of 81
population OF $4,000. The election Of
members Of the assembly is to be held
July l., 1907. and the assembly is to
convene within ninety days after the
election.
The delegates are to be granted con-
stitutional immunities and are to be
allowed to hold no other office or to
accept an appointment to an Off1ce
created by the assembly or one whose
emoluments have been increased dur
ing the term of the delegate.
The assembly is to make its own
rules and elect speaker and re-
corder. The salary to be given to the
recorder is 20 pesos per diem for
actual days In session. The Philippine
commission will submit the proposed
law to public discussion after Novem-
Der rs. The election must be ordered
| by the president after March "a, 1907,
the expiration of the two years OF
peace. provided in the act of congress
II there is any Instruction before then
1t will be necessary to wait two years
The proposed law was decided upor
after much discussion, participated IL
by representatives and leading Fill
pinos. provincial governors and others
The Filipinos are generally PLEASED
with the proposed law, which is base,
upon the election laws of New York
Massachusetts, and California
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10
TAILoRs.
BALDECK & RANSBURG
THILORS
MEANS BLOCK, LEWISTON.
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE PROBATE COURT,
In and for Neg Perez County, State
Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the Estate of Eliza
Ann Davis, deceased. Notice of Time
Appointed for Proving Will. Etc.
Pursuant to an order Of said Pro-
bate. Court, made on the 18th day Of
October, 1906. notice is hereby given
that Wednesday. the 31st day of Oct
ober, 1906, at II o'clock A. NJ. Of said
day, at the court room of said court,
at the court hous in Lewiston, county
Of Nez Perez. has been appointed as
the time and place for proving the
Will of said Eliza Ann Davis, de-
ceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton of Franklin Davis for the issuance
to him of Letters Testamentary, when
and where any person interested may
appear and contest same.
Dated this 18th day of October.
1906.
T. o. HANLON, Clerk.
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Howard to Fill Vacancy.

London, Nov. 9.-Esme Howard.
British consul general in the Crete.
has been appointed to the recently
created post of councillor Of the
British embassy at Washington and
will be acting ambassador during the
interim pending the appointment Of
a successor to Sir Mortimer Durand.
Mr.. Howard has had varied
career in the diplomatic service and
is nightly esteemed at the foreign Of
fee. His wife. Lady Isabella Howard.
is daughter of the earl of New
burg, who also bears the Roman
title of Prince Gisutiniani-B anJini.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10
DID THEY SPEND
COMPANY FUND
Council for New York Life
Angered to Think 1t
Was Suggested

New York, Nov. 10.-Arguments on
the motion in the action Drought by
5. j. Farrelley against tie New York
Life Insurance company for aH in
junction restraining the officers ana
trustees of the corporate N from spend
ing the company's funds tor cam
paign purposes, We're continued today
in the supreme court.
Counsel Cromwell for the COM
pany, said he would show the officers
had not spent a cent of the COM
pany funds for campaign purposes. Mr.
Cromwell asserted that the charges
that any of the company's funds mad
been expended for campaign purposes
We're baseless and simply grew out of
Mr.. Untemeyer's imagination. :
Mr.. Cromwell asserted that Farrell
ley has no property rights in action,
being simply creditor.
Has he not right to take part in
the election?" broke in Mr.. INTER
meyer.
Il am not questioning the COM
plainant's rights in that respect, but
on the broad grounds of the law" re-
piled Mr.. Cromwell.
Il am not interposing any legal bar
riers, but l assert that the company
has complied with the law OF 1905,
and has not violated any law. 1t Is
uncomfortable that we are to stand
helpless, while assassins pf reputa-
tons stab us in the back, and not
protect ourselves from the assaults of
100 men or dozen groups of men
who might seek to obtain control Of
the vast interests"
do you maintain that a campaign
can be carried on at the company's ex-
pense?" asked Mr.. Untermeyer.
NO" replied Mr.. Cromwell. Mr..
Cromwell argued that there was moth
ing in documents before the court in
timating that the company had done
anything but comply with the law
Its whole attitude" declared Mr.
Cromwell, has been that OF dignity
and reserve and it's instructions were
those OF helpfulness to the opposition
but it did say we believe in the adj
ministration ticket and disbelieve ir
the opposition ticket. Out Of the 5000
agents Of the company not a single
man has voice OF disapproval of the
management
Anybody who attempts to oppose
these financial pirates said Mr.
Untermeyer in reply, els subjected t
vituperation and abuse in the interes
of men who six months ago were do
| ing their best to keep out of prison
''Now they are attacking homes
policyholders and Governor Penny
packer of Pennsylvania and Cover
nor Roberts of Connecticut, who ar
are on the only committee to pro
tect the hundreds of policynolder
in their states. Another member o
the committee is Judge Parker"
rs he a policyholder?" asked MI
Cromwell.
| Yes, and If he was not" reptile
Mr.. Untermeyer, ''he Is a decent citi
zen and would give his time and SCI
vice to rout this gang. Nichola
Longworth is also a member of tn
committee and his name is guarar
tee of decency. He is not engage
in an attempt to rob the compan!
but in the effort to kick out the me
who ought to be kicked out"
Justice Downing reserved his il
cision.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10
Goes to w.ha After Wheat.

ASOTIN, Wash. Nov. 10.-The first
steamer to be seen on the Snake. above
made run to the Waha
warehouse a couple of miles above
Asotin last Friday. and took on a load
of wheat for shipment. From this
time or, the stage of the river will be
such that the steamers can make
Asotin and points above whenever the
occasion demands 1t.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10
osrEopATHs.

DIR. A. ANDERSON, Neuropath and
Osteopath. treats successfully ner-
vous and chronic diseases. Il am no
cure-all, but If you have failed 10
receive benefit from other sources.
call and consult me. City references
at my Office. Consultation free.
Trimble block, corner Sixth and
Main. Phone Black 81, Lewiston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10

TUX SALE-One hundred feet on East
Main street, by 232 feet on side
street; south and east frontage:
near gas plant; at less price than
residence lots. This desirable prop
erty offered at q very low price II
taken at once. Call $50 Main street.
foh sALE-Nics roll-top desk: near
" new. Cali at J. Chapman. resi-
dence Eighth avsnue.
''.oo buys heating stove: original cost
5000; good order. steel body. cast
le Dox. diameter IRE boz IL inches.
nt Of stove ~ inches: double
s0ors' front. nickel foot rest around
cotton. Gals Grand Central House,
next door to poston,ce.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10

Christina v. McNeaI, osteopathic
physician, graduate of the American
School of Osteopathy at Kirksville,
Mo. Acute and chronic diseases
treated; diseases of women spe-
cialty. Office rooms, 100 and ia,
Means building; consultation free.
DRS. BARTLETT AND RAGLAND,
Graduate Osteopaths, 215-2l6 New
Idaho Trust Bldg. Phone Main 81;
residence phone Black 1S41. All
diseases treated. Eye specialists.
Glasses fitted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10
Train Service to Coast Resumed.

CHICAGO H., Nov. 10.-The South
ern Pacific railroad announces that
tomorrow it will resume the running
If the Golden State Limited to San
Francisco, in view of the RAPID M
crease In traffic to the coast during
the past few months. The service was
stopped during the days Immediately
succeeding the San Francisco fire IN
April.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10
EXPECTS BIvORCE FROM Bon

EXPECTS EIvORCE FROM BONI.
No Examination Necessary, But
Creditors Persist.
Paris, Nov. 9.-Counsel for the
Countess de Castellane in her suit
for divorce against her husband,
Count Boni, are confident that the
application Of the counts attorney for
an examination in the case will be
denied by the court when the matter
comes up next Wednesday.
1t Is also regarded as measurably
certain that the public prosecutor
will not avail himself of the right
which he possesses to be heard in the
interest of the general public. Never
tneless it Is known that the creditors
are using every influence to prevent
the granting of divorce until after
the evidence is disposed of.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10

We handle the famous srool<sisId
Butter. Ask for Il At Temple oroesry.
The Binnard has popular prices :
Ice. Csc and s5c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10

TUX sALE-A splendid buy, two and
one-half acres near Sisters school
on Visitation Heights; a slightly. de-
sirable location for a home; this
property is worth double the price
II can be had for today. Other
acreage in the vicinity recently sold
LOT $4,000 per acre. Price, $4,000;
sold on easy terms. Call 290 Main
street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10

FOR SALE-A snap. Three nicely
located lots. 50x142 feet. on Seven
tenth avenue and Fourteenth street.
Tor $4,000. Single lots in the vicin-
'ty selling for $4,000 to $4,000.
These lots lay nicely for two story
and half houses with kitchen and
basement on level with the yard.
North and east frontage. One block
from $4,000 property: in one Of the
best neighborhoods in city. Call 900
Main street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-10

When you get Climax" Flour, you
are getting the best for the least
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
BlackSburg Social


B.ACIlsr-pl ~. r...,..-..- r..
rr...
l''l--.tt'.r OBJ ,..-
'Hi i'tat he.d tA.ir ui-montalr uett-
"'- -t7--s afternoon at t-e resio n-e
OIL MlSs -ltft AnHs"a Airs Cnrs N.
BACK f'i- an interesting report of Deer
CENT Ni7i1 t' rho state convention az
y ~. |iilt, and several new members
were t"hel INTO me chapter II was de-
''u 10 celebrate t-e A-silredtn AirtA-
gay OK Robert H. Lee with public meet
,'.-' 90 "HieH there VIII Boz an address
''o orator To pe chosen hy come
i"it're, and crosses of honor VIII aa con-
l'iitd ~ this time Cu a. number OF
Veterans WHO did not receive tccm at
t"s H'."etns 10 the sprus- After the
business Of the meeting Was over tho
members were invited into IN dining
room. where "a course supper was served.
Several guests who are not members ~
i-e chapter were asked to come for this
part OK the program
considerable interest MS Wen as sur
PRISE was shown here -n The announce
mont OF the maIrlas of Mss Amanda
niams and Mr. William Newton. who's.
"eoding took place mt Centenary Metl-
o1'sI Nnurcn' richmond, Wednesday ar
teinoon- During ler residence iu I4uca-
"1's MISS Williams spent a good deal OF
time in biacksourg as the guest OF Mrs
Alexander Black and M Newton SIS am
'.H student or tho institute who has
..ade several visits here every year since
"Is graduation.
o"i'3 We're received hore this week
JOY me marriage of Miss Nancy Aiken
ana air. John Walter Stll. The ceremony
10 take place in clinton, $. c., at o'clOck
on t"e afternoon OF December 21th.
.ss aiken las made her home here
"i'" I'I SISTER, AIRS 5. r. Pritchard. for
~ ''-"' ana mas been very popu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
MOSLEY NOTES

MOSLEY's JUNCTION. VA. December
i5.-Mr John y. Ahorn moved his family
to Manchester Thursday.
Mr. j. w smith. with the a. T. shepe-d
Lumber Company. OF Richmond. passed
through our VILLAGE Thursday en- route 20
Richmond.
AIRS ". Mott Noble visited Richmond