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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
WEsTHAMPToN ITEMS

Roll Of Honor for Ridge School Gam
viola, Bartlett 90; Ruby Franklin q.
Bonnie oliver (s).
Primary Grades-Estell Clark o., Jen-
ME Franklin co., Lucy Holt t5), Thema
Tyler (5), Raymond Matthews ~,
After a brief visit to Chester Mrs.
Chas. Goodman and Miss Temple Black
burn. Of Ridge, have returned.
Mr.. Harvey Baughan and his little son,
Irwin. of Mt Airy, N. c.. returned last
Tuesday, after a visit to relatives In
Henrico and Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Payne and little
daughters, Misses Bernice and Mary,
spent some time recently with friends
near Westhampton.
Mrs. Jane Franklin, of Westhampton,
spent some time this week In tho home
OF her brother. Mr.. j. F. Jennings, OF
Manchester where she WAS called on
account of the extreme illness OF the
latter's daughter, Miss Ida Jennings. .
Mrs. W. j.. Pepper, OF Rose Lawn. I"
is visiting relatives In Mobile, Ala
Mrs. Eubank. OF Northampton Park,
present week.
Master Harry Thompson, son OF Mr..
and C. II. Thompson. of 1.-THE Dahlia
Farm" who has been quite sick for
some time, Is much improved.
Roll of Honor for the Rio Vista
School is as follows: Bessie Dicks.
Kathleen Browning, Estelle Baughan.
Katie Woodwood. Will Franklin, Charlie
Woodward. Lee Franklin, Stuart Frank
lin, Robert Browning. Charlie Leidy.
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ATLEE ITEMS

Miss Hattie yerlandsr has returned,
after a pleasant stay with friends on the
Seven Pines Road.
Mr.. jas. Field. of sassafras Plains.
had the misfortune to have ono of his
horses SO badly kicked by a mule, on
Wednesday. that he was forcod TO have
1t killed.
C. T. Lucord's three children are now
with their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Gartrude Field has been much
indisposed during the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Leo Madison gave dance
IL their home, near Shady Grove. New
Miss Jennie Haynes. and Mr.. Chris
.topher Butler, both. OF this place were
quietly married l., at t1s Methodist person
by the Rev j, l.. PrLbble.
Mas Gay Lynch has returned TO Fair
mount. after pleasant stay with rela-
-tlVes here. a.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

At recent business meeting 1t was
noted that the name Of the Unitarian
Church OF Highland Springs will hereaf-
ter be. The Jefferson Memorial Unita-
rian Church. in honor OF Thomas Jeffer-
son.
The public schools were closed here on
Thursday, owing to a death In the faIni-
ly OF the two sisters who arc tho teachers
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis wiggan have the
sympathy OF their friends in the illness
OF their baby, who has been worry i'll for
the past week under the treatment Of
DR.. G. T. Collins.
Miss Inez Burke has just returned from
q pleasant visit OF several days to her
friend Mrs. Wendell on the williamsburg
Road
Mr.. Charles 8. Hollis returned on Wed
nesday, from e. business trip to Baltimore.
Miss Rosa Morano has entirely recover
ed from her recent attack of severe cold.
and is now ut her place OF business In
R!chr%ond.
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GAlNEs's MILL.

MRS. sallie Gaines is critically Ill in her
home ut Fairfield
archer AfcGhee OF Bankers Mil. who
suffered an attack of pneumonia, con-
tnues to improve, but is still unable to-
leave his room,
George Peace. OF Old Church visited
in tho home of Mr., Thadeous Talley, at
Sunny Side last Friday
has been under the care OF DIR. Gay in the
home Of his parents in Richmond, ~
much improved and has returned to hia
homo.
Ar. Thad Tallny spent Sunday ard
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burg, Va.
Mrs. willie worrell is convalescing
from quite n tedious spell Of illness.
Mr.. Richard Rowland has returned
from 'Gordonsville. where he spent sew
eral days.
Leslie Creery. Of the United States
army. who has been visiting his parents
has returned to Fortress Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mullen. who have
been living in Washington, will return
to Richmond in short white to again
make their home here.
Mr.. w. II. Lowery and Miss Lowery
recently visited relatives in Washing
ton. D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tfuel Walker and chill
dren will leave in few days for Wash.
ington. D. c., to spend some time with
relatives.
Little Miss Myrtle Norment has re-
turned home after visit to his grand
mother. Mrs. Nor1nent.
Mrs. Carson, of Howard's Grove. who
has been Ill with pneumonia, is slightly
improved.
Mrs. Mary Fore is stfll quito sick in
her home on Twenty first Street.
Mrs. c. P. Goodall, who was operated
on at her home In Twenty-frst Street,
few days ago, Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Ola Albertson Is out again after
being confined to her home by sickness.
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Piles IA Years.
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With Only One Treatment
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gree PACKAGE In Plain Wrapper Mailed to
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For fourteen q4) years, and during all this
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something that could cure me without
having to undergo an operation. which
might kill me.
your Pyramds am rrse e., free s,s.a to ten
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Any one suffering from, the terrible tor
ture, burning and itching OF piles, will
yet instant relief from the treatment we
send out free, at our own expense. N
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Surgical operation for piles is nerve
rackinE, cruel, and rarely permanent
success Here you can get a treatment
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do Won can Get a regular, full size pack
age Of pyramid Pile Cure from any drug
igist at 60 cents each, or, on receipt OF
price, we Will mail you Same ourselves
II he should not have u. S RI Il.
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effect that Miss Bertha Dickinson, OF
Raleigh, N. c.. who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis In that city a few
days ago, is rapidly recovering. Miss
Dickinson is we'll known in this section,
where che wns a CUES. OF her sister, Mrs.
Johnny Whitaker, during her vacation.
Mr.. Thomas Cogal 10 slowly recovering,
after his recent illness. Although still
quito weak. Mir. Cogal hopes to be out
in a few days.
After two-weeks' visit to her broAher,
Mr.. Louis Bowman, Mrs Mary Bowman
has returned to her home in Charlottes-
vile. Va,
The friends of Mr.. a. c. Kay will be
surprised TO learn Of his recent marriage
to Miss Mary Belle ] hnson. of West
wood. Va, which took place In Washing
ton on Thursday last.
Mrs F. GRAHAM. recently the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. C. D. Smith, has re-
turned to her home, In Baltimore.
Mrs. r. z. Brown, who has teen Ill
with typhoid fever, Is now colvalsscsnt
and will be pleased to see her fri nds
at her home. No. 1875 West Ca treet.
The condition OF Mr.. Mart O'Mara.
who saffe- ed w tt stroke OF paralysis
Few days ago. is u changed.
MI. Fltm Gentry stopped over in the
aty Tor a Few days TO Wilt his mother
before leaving for Covington KY, where
he will be gone for some time ATTENDING
to busiress.
Mrs. Emil Schott, of No. 1918 TAYLOR
Street, is quite Ill. but under the ski,l
OF her family doctor hopes arexnn,ertaln-
ed for her recovery.
MISS kassie Mayo Las returned to the
city, after spending tie week with rela
yves In Upper Henrico.'
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POLE GREEN

MRS. Mary Moore and Mr.. willie Ball
parsonage near here, on Wednesday after
noon, Jan 10, by Rev. j. L. Prtbble.
Julian Talley has returned to his place
q 5us Stss etsT y,st to his
A1onzo Basket. of Rose Cottage, was
the recent guest OF his uncle, near New
man's
Harry Baskett, formerly OF Tairmount,
has accepted a position at Bower Dam.
John Quar1es. after several weeks vaca-
ton, has resumed his studies at Fork
Union, Fluyanna county
After being absent for several months.
Misc Carrie. Field has returned TO her
vergil Long. who has been sicit o. fever
for some time. Is better. but Is unable to
Clifford Shaw, OF washington and Henry
Academy has accepted q position in
Shady Grove ir Sunday School was re-
organized last Sunday morning, and the
following officers were unanimously elect
ed for the ensuing year:
superintendent q. c. Smith; Assistant
Superintendent. C. r. Davenport; Sec
Rotary w. c. Beadles: Assistant Seore-
tary. M G. TimberIake; Librarian, ]. w.
peadiss: Assistant Librarian, R N. Bead
trude Field: Assistant Organist, Miss Ger
trude Morrison.
T; s; Garrett is quito sick in his home
Roll of honor for No. IL school, is as
follows:
Edna Hicks. Mabel Henry. Esse Glass.
William McGregor. Herbert Glass; Ottric
Glass, Jessie Henry.
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FAR WEST END

Mrs. E. w. Ford, of No. 1919 West Cary
Street, is quite sick to the regret OF her
many friends. who hope TO see her out at
an early date.
Messrs Flemming Gentry and John
Robinson left Friday for Covington, KY,
where they will remain for several weeks
on business.
Mrs. William Miller, who had the mis-
fortune of falling and breaking her shoul-
der. Is improving. while her son. Deca>-
tur, who was also hurt in the accident,
is able to be out again.
Mr.. John Brothers. son of Mr.. Ben
Rrothers, of the custom office. who was
operated on for appendicitis a few days
ago, Is improving and hopes to be out in
the near future.
Miss Temple Blackburn, of THE Ridge
recently the guest of relatives here for
some time past. has returned home.
Mrs. Louisa Heinlein. Of West Cary
Street, is able to be out again after her
recent illness.
relatives in Lynohburg. Miss Gilmer
Humphrey. Of West Cary Street. has re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Clarke has re-
turned to their home. on South Linden
Street, after pleasant visit to relatives
In the country.
Mr.. r. l.. Dunston, of No. 1120 West
Main Street, who was recently appoint
ed manager of the American Tobacco
Company's new factory In Philadelphia,
has left for that city. His many frienus
| In this section wish him success In his
new position
The Misses Burley OF Mount 4,leas-
ant" In the county, were rendered a de-
lightful party recently by the Misses
Ford, OF this section The happy young
people left the city in two large wagons,
r,tH< ar,f
the remainder of the evening In games
and vocal and instrumental music, after
which refreshments We're served. Among
the party We're the Misses Lula Angle,
Maggie Ford, Minnie Burnley, Susie Sta
pies, Mary Puckett. Susie Staples, Maggie
Fink. Ruby Priddy, Clevle Simins. Ruth
Ford. Lucy. Rogers. Mary Ford and AIRY
Burley; Messrs. Harry Powell, Charlie
Smith, Leslie Oakley. Joseph Burley, Al
fred Ford, Willie Smith, Anderson Holt,
Thomas Staples. The party was chaper-
oned by Mrs. "A. T.. Ford and Miss Minnie
Angle.
Miss Norah Ford. Of West Cary street.
is quite sick at her home, suffering with
a badly sprained back.
Mrs. Walton, of Ivy Avenue, has as
her guest Mrs. Haymore, of Tennessee.
Mrs. Sidney Clarke has returned home.
after a pleasant visit to relatives in the
country. .lQ.t s
Harold Timberlake has returned home
from from clifton Forge, Va, where he has
peen visiting his grandmother. Mrs, ~.
NJ. Jordan. ,eg 9Mglt &
Mrs, I. p. Smith has as her guest her
nephew, Earl Williams. of Gloucester, \ a.
The friends Of Miss Annie Pond w---
learn With pleasure that she is recover
ING, after her recent attack Of malaria
fever.
Mrs Johnny Whitaker. recently the
guest % Mrs. Preston iDickenson. OF
Church I'm. has returned.
News raa.ched shsxaI yesterday to the
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PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mr.. w. Huff and little daughter, Hazel,
who visited relatives in Christiansburg.
where they were members of family
reunion OF Mr.. Hutfs family, have re-
turned.
Mrs Mayo. who has been Ill In the
home of her brother on Nineteenth Street
for some time. will accompany her Sis
ter to Baltimore, where she will receive
medical attention.
Mrs. Willie Jones. who was operated
on n few days ago at the Retreat. is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Huff have returned
to christiansburg. after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Witham, parents Of the
latter.
Mrs. Eddie Davis, who has been quite
III in his home, is somewhat improved.
Little Miss Mary Hunnlcutt. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hunnlcutt, liz
visiting her grandparents in North Car
DINA.
Miss Fisher, OF Twentieth Street, WAS
called to Charlottesville a few days ago
on account OF the serious illness Of her
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nance. Of Hanover
county, were recently the guests Of rel
atives here.
Mrs. w. w. Pendelton has returned
from visit to relatives In Fredertcks-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
EAST RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Booker and
Master Julian Booker ara visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Philip FfeEe. at woodbine Cot
tage. where they will BIO entertained for
several weeks.
Mr.. F. NJ. connor has been very Ill for
the past two weeks.
Little Alton Hect,ler is improving and
strengthening from his recent attack Of
sickness.
cent illness.
Mrs. ELLA Pollard. who is visiting her
son in Wilmington, Del. is having q
pleasant visit, but thinks Of going further
North before returning to her home here.
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her school at Chickahon,!ny utter a very
pleasant stay with her friends and pa-
rents of Urbanna, Va
Mr.. Clifford Trevett has returned ia
school at Fork Union Military Academy,
after two weeks pleasant stay with pa
rents at Glen Allen.
Mrs. Roualln Alley is I'll In her home.
near Chickahominy.
Mr.. II. Clarke, who has been visiting
his father, in Springfield, WIN coon return
TO his homo In sanburndona, Cul.
Mr.. Joseph 3. Tylor, OF the broad Street
road. Is very Ill in his hone, near Cedar
Grove,
The rebuilding OF tho Louisa Tsianhene
Companys line win soon ha cenpIota
and all phones now out Of ooussaiHxtpR
will again be in f11ll onaratian.
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News of
The Suburbs
BARTON HEIGHTS

Mr.. John Hnup, OF Virginia Ave, has
left for West Virginia on business.
Mrs. j. g. Wallace, OF Reedsyille, va,
who has been quite sick at the Methodist
parsonage. IL improving.
Miss BESSIE Buscoe who has been
spending some time at tho home Of Mrs.
F'loro o. Bannon, has left for her home IN
New Jersey. AK nlMllltf
Miss Lucy Martin. who has BEEN Walt
Ing friends here, has returned TO her
home in Philadelphia. sg,a 5s'
Miss Lucy Lindsay, who has been visit
Ing her parents has returned to resume
her studies In the Chatham Episcopal
Institute.
Miss Fannie Brogdon, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
has left for her home in Portsmouth.
Mrs. S. Smith, who has been visiting
In Powhatan, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sprinkler, OF Reeds
Vile. are the guests OF Mrs. w. x.
Bache.
Mr.. Frank Davis of Powhatan, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Smith, has returned home.
Mrs. Whtehurst, who has been spending
some time at the home OF Mrs. w. T.
Brogdon, has left for her homo In Ports
mouth.
Miss Jessie Wendlnping. VINO has been
spending the holidays with her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Ly Brame.
OF Columbia, 8. c.. has returned homo.
Willie l.. Brannan. who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Louise Brarnan and
Mrs Thomas Armstrong. of Monteiro
Avenue. has returned to his home In
Fredericksburg
Miss Julia Brogdon. who has been Wis
ting her parents, has left for Gainesville,
Ga, where she will assume her duties In
the Gainesville High School.
Miss Kate Anderson, of North Carolina,
who has been visiting Mrs.. J. G. Ander-
son. OF Mctler Avenue. has returned
home.
Mr.. Cullen Cosby, who has been visiting
his parents on Virginia Avenue, has re-
turned to his school at Black Walnut.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Pfeffer, OF Barton
Avenue. have left for a trip to Atlanta
Mr.. II. G. sydnor has left for DAN
Vile on business
Miss Branch. OF Ivor. who has been Wis
ting Mrs. c. L. Hazelgrove, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Siiltor Luck. OF Delaware
Avenue. is the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Luck.
Miss Helen Briggs Is visiting her broth
er. Mr.. L. p. Gr,ggs. OF Ashland.
Mrs. j. Poole. OF North Carolina. who
has been visiting Mrs. ". @. Cosbay, has
returned.
The Misses Hannah and Ester Pcrrott.
OF Taylor's Crossing. who have been VS.
ting their sister. Mrs. ]. D. Hooper, have
returned home.
Mrs. IF. G. Evans has left for Philadsl
phia TO visit friends.
Mr.. Percy Chisholm. who has been VS.
iting In Missouri, has returned.
Miss Mammlc Sheldon. OF Alexandria.
who has been visiting relatives on the
Heights, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Collins. OF North
Carolina. who have been visiting rela-
tives, have returned
Mrs. Harvie ID. Goddin and children
have returned. after delightful visit at
the home OF Mr.. Herndon Tal;aferro in
Upper creek.
Miss Moliie Hooper. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. l. A Perrott. OF Taylor's
Crossing has returned.
Mr.. L. j. Walton. OF Danville. is visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. w. K. Bache
Mr.. Harding x. Bache. has returned
from busines trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. David R.ggan, OF Baltimore. has
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and ss a SS al Tie s~ ssss'' g. Mi I'll
north Sycamore street
Mrs. William r. Sheppard has returned
to Richmond. from scottsyile. yay ac-
,s Mr.. and, and Mrs, NJ MoGrsgor anderson y.
nnt E ESS e he dde 1t are to
to. Lehigh. University. in Pennsylvania.
after spending sOmstirnc with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. G. Brothers on Park
ay Tr, f:,omo,t W. couch snent u. c,,r,at-
mas vacation with his parents and with
relatives and friends in Petersburg and
MISS Bella Harris, from Fredertck.s
Hall. Louisa county, Is visiting Mrs. w.
A. G. Petit, on Hanover avenue.
DR.. Mary McDuffle has returned to her
home In philadelphia, after visit to
Mrs. r. D. L. Blackwood, No. I'M Park
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Person, from
ss 4s9a alsf = aays sf1sFn % tG sf'T
Tilghmnn No. 160s Park avenue.
Miss Mamie G. Randall In In New York
on a several months visit to her brother,
Mr. VIII Randall. While In the north,
Miss Randall will visit several other
MI. and Mrs. Ernest A. Grey, Of NO.
17a Park avenue, have returned from
q weeks visit to Mr.. 0rsy'a parents at
Palmyra. Va.
Mrs. James H. Eubank. No. 11e Park
avenue, Mr.. Harry T. Eubank has return
ed to his home at Foster, Ky.
Mrs. N. c. Rt1kham. OF No. zoe north
visit to relatives in Norfolk. Va.
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Monday wifi, friends near the Pamunkey
River turkey hunting.
Weber Burnett, OF Black Creek, who
accidentally shot his foot several weeks
ago. Is much improved.
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GLEN ALLEN ITEMS

Miss Erma Harris. OF Short Pump, and
Miss Matte Wade. Of Chickahomtny. were
recently the guests OF their aunt. Mrs.
Willie Baughn, OF Mount Pelier, Hanover
county.
Miss Kate Mosby. OF Rockville. Hnn-
over county, Is the gueat Of her sister.
Mrs. Joseph T. Nash. near Johnsou's
Store.
Miss Almah F. Burton nas returned to
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ELKO ECHOES

Mrs. b. 2. w,nn aud e.d!dFaa have
returned from q visit of aaverd wsalsa
TO her mother, Mrs. Gaors.a fas1er, sf
Newport News.
Pettus Harris has returned Ia dds AeR,a
at "Bandann," Hnnovar county, aftsr
spending several days with hin sister,
Mrs. Waiter 8, Hull.
3. L, Johnson reeassuy made nassaesz
trip to Newport News,
Mr.. VIM. Of Fluvauna eeuItR SesHaf,
" made brief visit TO hia son, %, 3.
Winn
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Miss Bright EaIl, who has been vlsitaRs
In Client, Norfolk. md IN NswrcnN NeWNI
S S,i sTsd last t week ssIsr hsv3Hg aa!Fhs
fr1ends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
How Conners Lost His Thumb.

There are two stories Of the loss OF
Mr.. Corners thumb, loss, by the
way, which gave him the nickname of
"Fingey." One IL that when he was
Young man he was painting the side
OF boat on the Buffalo waterfront.
The boat rocked and the swinging
scaffold caught Mr.. Corners thumb
against the side and crushed it. Anoth-
er story If that fellow lOngshoreman
twenty years ago had new revolver
and wac looking around for Il mark at
which to shoot His wandering glance
caught Corners attention and lrritated
him. Corners does not like INDIGESTION
iii any one.
What yOu'sc lookIn' ferf" he asked.
~ mark to shoot at"
"Shoot at me t'um," said Corners,
sticking II M. The Buffalo william
Tell shot little low for the personal
comfort Of the new state chairman,
the result being that his thumb vas
shot Off short. Since then he has been
"Fingcy" Corners along the Buffalo
lake front.--New York Tribune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
COlored Handkor. n iefs.

What are the shops going to do II
the rage for fancy bandkerchiefs keeps
on and the designers, who are now
supplying them with patterns for
their cambria squares, sell themselves
ont Of ideas that are quite differ
emit"
Variety and brllliancy seem most to
be desired this fall, and the colored
handkerchief has many admirers. 1--WE
had no idea that our customers would
take TO the colored handkerchief at
all," said the salesman In an exclusive
shop to customer. 80 when we
launched them this summer we had n
big selection OF those with narrow
colored bands about their edges that
were Of most snbdued tones, such as
pale blue and violet, and just showed
few handkerchiefs with brilliant
borders and Of solid plaid. To our
surprise they seemed TO catch on
and now the best, dressed women
among our customers can't seem to
got them too bright or too bizarre."--
New York Press.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
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Saturday, October u, 1906

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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24
MR.. BATTEY HON0REO AND OTHER
PAWTUXET VALLEY EVENTS
Edgar Yeaw OF Hops Meets With Most Serious nury-Dsah Of
MIR. Reid c. RawIinson-Hieh School Ball Team Defeated
Cranson-Lively Locals Of Pertinent Nature to Vaeyes

solo, Joseph Taylor. later games were
played, refreshments served and an ex-
cellent time enjoyed.
NOTES.
The Willing Workers connected with
the Centreville M II. church, met this
afternoon with Mrs. f. u. Phreaner at
the parsonage.
A number OF the Valley people attended
the convention at the Maple Root church
yesterday.
Leo Council. No. n, Knights OF Colum-
bus OF Natick. held "A very interesting
meeting I'm their hall last evening.
Narragansett Tribe. No. 8, ]. o. II. NJ,
OF Natick will meet in regular session this
evening
Mrs William A. Cole OF Hope is seri-
ously Ill at her hame in that village
Harold A. Lamphear OF East Provi-
dence has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. III. Smith AT the Lamphear homestead
at Phenix.
James Sweetland OF Pawtucket is visit
ing friends I'm Centreville.
Mrs Pierre Langevin and son. Joseph.
OF Danielson have been visiting friends I'm
Arctic Centre.
The Misses Ford OF Harris have return
ed home from a visit 10 their sister in
Attleboro Mass.