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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
NOT ENTIRELY HOPELESS.

Harry Mcmillan of Minneapolis, ex-
state senator, and now mentioned as a
possible candidate for governor on the
Democratic ticket, has figured it out
how the Democrats will win the next
state campaign. He produces the fig
ureSlo prove that the case is not as
hopeless for Democracy in Kansas as
might be imagined. He says:
''At the last presidential election, Mr..
Roosevelt's plurality was 126. 900, it is
true. greatly in excess of the majority
of the Republican state ticket.
"A brief analysis of the vote in this
state at that election will show surpris
ing results. The great prestige OF Mr..
Roosevelt and his advocacy of SO many
Democratic principles, which attracted
to his support, owing to the unpopular
ty of MIR. Parker. who was looked upon
as the representative of the hateful
plutCcratic eastern branch of the Dem
ocratic party, thousands of Democratic
and POpulist votes, still with all these
advantages, his overwhelming plurality
McKinley's in 1900. And perhaps still
more surprising, the combined vote CT
Parker, Debs and Watson was $1,000
less than Mr.. Bryan's the same year.
From the natural increase in popula-
ton the Republican vote would natural
~ have increased ten to fifteen thou.
sand votes. Now in order to intelligent.
~ make any forecast for the future,
we must endeavOr to find out what be-
came of the forty to fifty thousand yot-
ers, who failed to make good at the polls
in 1904. Probably about half were
counted out by the outrageous auto
matte ballot, cunningly devised 20 dis.
franchise voters, and the balance dis
satisfied with all the options offered
them, failed to vote at all.
Il think any reasonable person will
cOncede, that the results disclosed by
the above analysis, shows concluslvely,
that the normal opposition to the Re.
publican party in Kansas, if it can be
combined mot making reference to thou
sands of Republicans dIsgusted and dis
satisfied with the rotten condition of af-
fairs in their party which prevail in this
state, have votes enough to triumphant
~ elect a state ticket. The question
then arises how can this union of forces
be effected. While no formal fusion
Can be made. all the parties in opposi-
ton to the Republican party, if they
sincerely desire to redeem the state,
must seek to minimize the things mon
which they differ and to magnify preju.
dice and march under one common BAN
ner. 1t is folly TO expect any reform in
the Republican party in this state. No
matter how greatly they may desire it
the rank and file in the Republican par.
ty will be powerless in the future in
shaping the policies of the party and
naming Its candidates as they have
been IL the past. A careful reading of
history fails TO disclose the reformation
of any political party from Within
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
Sharon items.
'ch came like a lion.

March came like a lion.
Mother Reynolds is still quite sick.
Two more emigrant cars unlOaded at
Sharon last week.
A number CT Medicine Lodge people
were skating In Sharon Saturday night.
Our county trearurer made his week
~ visit to this town Saturday night and
Sunday.
The lodges, and churches might as
we'll shut up shop until the skating rink
fever dies down.
Fred Schnelle expects Ito commence
building, on the farm he purchased up
by Mumford, right away.
DR.. Donovan Was called Saturday
to see Mrs. Nettie Owens, who has been
under the weather for some time.
Clark Estes, an old time settler in
these parts, but now of the strip, was
renewing old acquaintance here Mon
day.
Those who had to move the first of
March this year experienced strenu.
GUS time. We were not delighted with
the weather.
Joe Robinson moved his effects into
Sharon last Wednesday. Another
cludhopping farmer going to try the
allurementS of city life.
There was large crowd at Del Nor,
pretty we'll. especially hogs. Del In
tends to Dlove to Harper soon.
Those neIghbOrs who 80 kindly lent
their aid in Auntle Grigsby's last sick
ness, were very good, and have the
heartfelt thanks Of all her relatives.
Ga account of getting ready for our
sale the writer hadn't time to gather
items this week. Like the fellow prom
ised his girl, well try and do better
next time"
Uncle Billie Wilson and wife dropped
in on their friends FRIDAY night. Don't
say a word, we believe they Intend buy
ing here and and again making it their
home. We hope SO.
Mrs. Lucy Grigsby. who has been
making her home with S. w. HAYES
lately, anG an aunt of 8. w. and the
writer, was taken suddenly sick about
two weeks ago, which terminated fatal
" last Saturday morning. Her body
was taken TO BeIvidere, Nebraska, her
old home, for burial. accompanied by
I. B. Hayes and j. E. Bland, her two
brothers in.law. by her request. She
was a good Christian woman giving her
while in this life. Her husband pre-
ceded her some six years ago. Since
that time she has always said she de-
sired to go too. Thanks to the Wood
men and "Uncle Sam" she was not left
penniless IL this cold, unfeeling world,
but had plenty until she died. Her
husband was an old soldier and carried
an insurance in the Woodmen. The
deceased was little known in the i'm
mediate neighborhood where she died.
bat had host OF friends where she
forme rly lived. When the writer was
but q few months old his mother died
while his father was ssat the front"
figh ting for the life OF the nation, this
aun { had the sole care OF the motherless
81 fant Tor several years.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

The Index feels mighty
lonesome, politically, so far
as newspaper publ i s b er s
are concerned. There are six
newspaper publishers in the
county and the Index pub
fishers are the only democrats
in the bunch. We had hoped
when the Isabel Herald and
the Hazelton Herald launch.
ed their fortunes among US
that it would at least be a
standoff politically. But they
both were delegates in the
republican convention Satur-
day and our hopes are blast
ed,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

Kansas republican politi-
clans are making horrid
charges against each other
just now but they'll all line
up after the conventions and
you won't be able to tell
who's sheep and who's goat.
One G. o. P. pie hunter is no
greater nor no less a CRATER
than another.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

It has been just as good
politics as it has been good
craftsmanship for the Demo.
cratic leaders in Congress to
lend their support to the
President on the railroad rate
bill. Their recent attitude
has been justly called 1.-The
greatest party victory the
Democrats have scored for
years." In aligning his par.
ty for what the people believe
to be right Senator Bailey of
Texas has done the greatest
possible service to the De.
mocracy. And will the Mis-
souri, Republicans, whose
state is presided over by a
Democratic Executive, take
the lesson to themselves or
will they wreck all their
hopes for permanent advant-
age in Missouri by a petty
policy of opposition to de-
cency and good government
because those principles are
enforced by Governor Folk?
TX. G, Star.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

There is another ''era of good feel
ing" spreading over the country, &C.
cording to Judge Madison who aspires
to be congressman of the Seventh.
Henry Allen, Roscoe Stubs and Sena
tors J. Ralph Burton, Chauncey De-
pew, Tom Platt, Foraker and Aldrich
haven't been overtaken by the wave,
however, at last reports.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

The senate Philippine COM
mittee has killed the Philip,
pine tariff bill which provid.
ed for a reduction Of tariff
rates on some of the principal
imports. The "standpatters"
continue to run congress and
the trusts reap the harvest.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

The president of Yale butts
in and declares rate legisla-
ton illogical and impracti.
cable" For todying to trusts
and corporations the average
college professor is "it." The
men who draw large salaries
and pay no freight seem to be
we'll satisfied with existing
conditions.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

One thing was we'll demon.
strated at the republican
county convention on Satur-
day. The only persons who
are interested in Barber coun-
ty republicanism are those
who either hold Office or have
a desire to get a place at the
pie counter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

Barber county republicans
swallowed the whole DOSE
Kelly, Stubs, Allen, Burton
and everything committed in
the name of republicanism.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

Boss Stubs says Henry
Allen should be sent to pris-
on instead of congress. But
Stubbs will be found sup
porting Allen when he gets
the nomination, all right.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
The democratic papers of

The democratic papers of
Kansas are urging W. A.
Harris to make the race for
governor. We have no idea
that the ex-senator will con.
slider it at all, but it is a set.
tied fact that he would make
a better race than any other
man who could be named,
and in the event of his cleo.
ton Kansas would have a
governor in fact as we'll as
in name.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

What is Chester Long of
Kansas up to that his private
secretary, Ralph Faxon, is
roasting the professional
exposers' of the Senate?," in
quires the Kansas City Star.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

Senator Foraker is inspired
by a high sense of duty in his
opposition to railroad legis-
lation-that is duty to the in.
terests who made him sena.
tor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
Official Paper Of County and City

If Mr.. Bolerjack only knew
how near the wolf is to our
door he wouldn't have the
heart to demand $4,000 at
our hands.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

All the honest pops, according to a
remark made at the republican con-
vention Saturday, are now back in the
republican party. 1t is refreshing, ev-
en- in this day, to get an admission out
of a republican wire puller that there
ever was an '.hOnest pop.n
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

The senate has agreed to
vote on the statehood bill on
Friday. The forecasts at
Washington are that the For,
aker referendum amendment
will carry by a small major
ity.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
The Farmers Nursery.

VIII furnish you with all kinds of Nursery
Stock; nothing but first-class stock used.
Prices less than half you pay others; replace
cash on sums of $25 and over. Credit will be
given ON sums over s25 for months, without
interest. Write for prices: will save you 40 to
50 cents on every dollar you invest. Peaches.
&c each. 4 to # high; apples. TIC In lots Of
30. less Sc each; other stock in proportion.
Place your order as soon as possible. For
further fnformad1 IN call on or address. Il. e.
Blackmore. Office in Sharon Valley State
Bank. In ONCE Wednesday and saturday af
ternoons. Phone 147-2 Rings 10
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
MEDICINE LODGE TWP.

MEDICINE LODGE TWP.
II Stevens lot sw14 ne14 .. SO II 1856 81
Mary Best com at point on e &
center line GA # W of ne cor
nwN SwA thence along
said center line 1903 # Ill SIP
it e 3O3 fit n Ill 5-l2 it to beg IL 81 ga 1T
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
First Published in the Barber County Index
March :, 1906.
Final Tax
NOTICE..
%

once OF county Treasurer. Barber county
Medicine Lodge. Kansas, February 2S, 1906.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ is list OF all unredeemed lands and town
Iots ln the county of Barber, state of Kansas
winch were sold at the regular tax sale COM
menclng on the LIST day of September 1903 for
Ine taxes, penalties and costs of the year 1902
ano that each tract or parcel of land and each
Town lot In said list ia described the same as
sa tracts and town lots were described on
ne IN TAX roll or the year 1902. and that the name
OF the person to whom each tract and town lot
was assessed is stated in said list as the same
appeared on said tax roll of said year 1902, and
that the amount of taxes, penalties and costs
charged to each said tracts of land and town
iots together with the interest calculated
thereon to the End day and succeeding DAYS of
SSeptember, 1906, the last days of redemption
Tor SAID tracts of land and town lots is stated
IN said list and unless said lands and town lots
pc redeemed on or before the End dag and sue
ceed1ng days of September, 1906, as herein
stated they will be conveyed to purchasers
provided that said tracts of land and town lots
may be redeemed at any time prior to the exc
cu1on OF tax deed. F.J. WARREN,
County Treasurer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

D.. 10 Oh
L. d. Norton. COM $40 #. s. of nei4 swll II 81
IL. thence south IS it,, east Isl IT., north 35
tt, west 1S2 IT. to beginning. SIC 81.
Mary Best, com. It. n. of Sc cor lot 2, Cleve-
land ST. west side Fowler's Add. thence W.
$50 it, n. SO IT.. W. 20 IT., Q. los tt, e. l50 #.
n. 9 # to beginning. part lots 24-6 $1l.57.
HAZELTON CITY
Sold Sept. 8, 1903. deed due Sept. 4. 1905.
9 a Al 1OS 55s 1o4 5 ~
Peck's Addition
IS 80 4es IL 81 1s5
KIOwA CITY
1ss Sc s. l56 ss5
LAKE CITY LOTS
u q 81 tTs
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
MlNGONA TWP

KiOWA TOWNSHIP
A. L. Rice, lot Is IS IL 46 20 SO
EAGLE TOWNSHIP
Parish u Potter, sw!4 49,. Is 80 II 100 IL 10
ELWOOD TOWNSHIP
COL & Q. S. Mtg. Co., So Sc!
and sell swt 734 u 12o IN 60
V. 8. Cook, sell sw1a 124I3 40 404
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
VALLEY TWP.

Sold September l, 1908; deed due September
g. 1906
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07
LAKE CITY TOWNSHIP

LAKE CITY TOWNSHIP
Riley Lake, 10 acres off of sell
less metes and bounds de-
scrtption to G. G. Shigley
pu IUO oy lou rect -. 10 81 ii 10 103
Riley Lake, nwA nT14 less
that part plated and de-
scribed as blocks Ii and IA,
Lake City, Kansas. IA 81 IA II S25
Riley Lake, 10 acres net less
metes and bounds decrip-
ton OF o. Mills ........... Is 81 IA 10 38s
N. j. Heddins, nj sw3 and SET
nwt and swt ne4 ............ % 81 IA 100 IS So
SUN CITY TOWNSHIP
Sold September End, 1903. Deed due Sep.
B B. , Steele, lot and swa net sl14 l2s e5s
NJ A a. Smith itb net neii q 4 40 sdI
DEERHEAD TOWNSHIP
j. E. Simpson, nwi... % 81 IA $50 20 80
ETNA TOWNSHIP
Central Trust Co., lot 4. 234I4 Al 6s7
Geo. B. Mote. nwl4 -. .... Is 81 IA 100 II o.
s: l: Davidson, lot4 -. 734 10 81 sos
j. B. watkins. Ell swA & Is so 50 = p %
MEDICINE LODGE CITY LOTS
North Main Street
Is. -. "a Is ....1s4o IS. Ass
AZ "a Sc ..l5s 50
ID feet of south side 81 O5
Hartzells Addition. N. Main Street
s.. SO 81
Central Ave. East
81. 81 10
McCleary's 1st Add. Walnut St E. Side
10 -. .3s So
McCleary's End Add.
80 aO45
Van Rlvka,S Add
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-07

SHARON TWP
Col Mtg Co ny sell
se4 sell .......... 35 81 10 100 Il So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
FREDERICKSBURG.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, May 5,-
Miss 1<ate pullcr, Of Richmond, ass'steG
h,, Miss Annie Louise Renhardt anu
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD, OF HcI''hot.!, n ,n,'
Others will present the pay. , mtdov
Arden" in the opera house mere fs'.hs
night. May nth. for the benent o. ~
two missionary societies OF me t'apt's'
Miss Alice Dew, Of King and queen
CONT V has been q guest Of MISS Sus''
Rawlings this week; - roturncd
Mr.. H Lewis Wallace mas rn.u' Nv .,,n
from Asheville, NJ O., where nc spea. NV ~,
winter for the benetltof his health "h'ch
is much improved. ,,,s. IA, scha,m
Mrs A, W. Shaun ana MISS va MAJ
of North Carolina, are WISHING M's 49,
''e Mrs. uu'' John Daniel who has been bee yIs-
ting her mother, Mrs. ". u, fl.]nus, y
and her sisters here, has re.arneu nj. ~
washington. accompanied ny MIS-, 80 q
hugh, Who will visit her for some uass.
Mrs 4 Il. Chichester has retuINsu
from visit to her daughter, Mis' 'o'''
L. Lewis, at Bethesda, Md ,,,,,,
Miss Margaret Mason, o. lrhi'au''i
Is visiting Miss Fannie Thompson,
Mrs Henry ". Moncure, OF it ,'Vl.s
county WHO has been lis improving !,
Rev NJ. ID. smith and Mrs. smith,. 4 o.
WInches,er, visited relatives mere '''s
week ,, l,areE re.
turned from IL visit 10 NeWporl t>Sn NJ,
Mrs, q Edward Tyler ana syn, WY
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AT GLADSTONE
cial 10 INC Times-Dispatch

Especial TO the Tmes-Dispatch
GLADSTONE. VA, May 6r-Mr, r. 9.
Megglnson, who has been critically III
for some time past Is conYalestent
Or. James Mundy has accepted a call
az pastor of Mineral Springs Baptist
Church
Mr., n. NJ sutton has returned from
n visit to his home IN Buckingham
u, 8. Jones, one of The operators here,
is away on n short vacation.
Mrs. g. r Duval who las been IN
declining health for several lnohfhs'
continues TO improve.
Mr.. q. II. Ross was IN Iynchburg this
week on business.
Mr.. J. j.. Terry has accepted position
as night yardmaster here
Contractors ale now In the village l'e-
ginning work on the new double track
to Grcenway and Rlrervilo, which,
when completed, will he a great addition
10 this dyiso noi the road
Mrs. w - AIeggnson gave her pii-
pills a picnic recently, which was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
Miss Abbott has organized q very sue
ccssful private school since her public
school closed which viii be Il great ben
eft 10 the youth here, as our pubic
schools have such short terms
Registered at THE Gladstone Messrs
G. T. Odar, H. Clay liasklns, Of ltynch
! burg; J. w Kyle. OF Richmpnd; nn,
Il. ". Boulder OF Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
(spcclal % I'M. Timcs.n,snot \

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch,)
CHARLOTTE, n. c., May 5-Societv
has been agog this week over the annual
convention Of the North Carolina Fedcra-
ton OF Woman's Clubs, which has brought
TO Charlotte society leaders from all over
the State. IN addition to the fifty or
more delegates there are a great many
fair visitors who came to attend the SEES
ions of the Federation. The social func-
tons attendant upon this gathering OF
women were numerous. Chief among
these was ihe reception given ut the
Southern Manufacturers Club Thursday
night TO the visitors The Federation ad :
journed Saturday after the election of Of
fcers, and the week goes down in local
social history as IA red letter social
period.
one Of the most brilliant social events
of the season was the banpuct-gernI
given by the Bachelors Club Monday
night Tho banquet was served in the
dniag hall of the Southern Manufacture
ers' club. and at midnight the merry
party adjourned to the dancing han a,
the Colonial Club for TIE german. Mr..
1olph Al Young Actar as POSTMASTER at
the banquet and afterwards led the ger
man with Miss Florence Thomas.
The l'lascer Cotlion Club of Elizabeth
College gave the first german OF the spring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Society in Bedford.

EEnE0pD CITY Nav b.-Mrs. C. G.
- 49, r,,ao,
Evans was ZIG noe'e'' " w w. SUI
Club Thursday afternoon at her beau
tiful apartments at RandQlph-Macon
/. dam, ,htcb we're fragrant with
Nca"e'''s WHY"
Epring blossoms ana o'heF"lse ADORNED
with beautiful growing plants. Tho eXer-
Else q, the occasion was tho continual
:, .ra,,s :, ,,,.
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Society in
Northumberland
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

HEATHSVILLE. VA, May 5--lt Is
feared that the recent cold wave has
almost entirely destroyed the fruit crop
of this section. Experienced parties, who
have looked into It, declare that the
pears are bightel and tho peaches VIII
surely drop; apples being harder II IS
hoped they are not much injured.
AT II recent meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors, the motion for an npproprtl-
ton to build a new jail was voted down,
us the present ono is In n fairly good
condition and rarely has an inmate, II
was only thought necessary to do son'n
repairing. which would cost not less than
500. nor more than $500.
The county school board Will meet az
this place on Wednesday. to decide
whether or moi To take steps to secure
n high school which Is considered DIS
sirable by many. The location Is central,
and there are many other reasons why
one would be successful here,
Mr.. Ben Davis. of Coar. has been ap-
pointed n school trustee for th's district,
10 succeed Mr, j, j, ilambllll, WI" recent
ly resigned,
James rowles. colorrd, of k'lmormock'
was brought before Justice James We'd
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BON AIR NOTES il
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)

(SpcCldl " lNe l|I'ies-A'iop'Ne"'J
RON AIR, VA, May b.-Aliss Alberta
Williams and Miss Kits Urn, entertained
last week III honor of the Library Social
Delicious refreshments were serVet con-
sisting OF crab salad, sandwiches. beaten
biscuit, Iced tea, orange ice and orange
cake. Besides the regular members nres-
ont, there We're Miss CardWell, Miss WI,
lams. house guests; Mis-. Venahle' Q.
Richmond, and Miss Sue Powell, o.
Powlatan. The next meeting VIII 10
held on May 9th, with Misses Brlndle.
Misses Bertha Adams and Madge Ao..'
romery have returned from AleHalluf,d,
where they attended dance GlVelt ~
tl,eN high school boys
Mr. Benz. c. Wherry was me sues' ''ss
week of his son, MI. Doug Wherry,
THE members of the ST. James nous
rlnl chapter, gave silver tea on r,'7
day nj tho home OF Mrs. Burlington, NJ
Howard Coleman kindly loaned ana OF
orated his gra phophone, which ~ 1n'su al-
IL clear aud good THE other attractions
~ thc vocal solo OF Miss Maupn NH
,ler ana Mi. Richard Brindle, ana tnu
Instrumental music by Miss Cnrdweil,
phe evening WAS enjoyable to all anu
very profitable to the chapter
Mrs Earnest Cone and Miss 1ordan
were guests on "Wednesday. OF MIS-. Mor-
Miss. Clara Bridgeforth is spending
some time IN Powhatan and Amelia.
Mrs. Charles Burnett, who IS a. Me-
mortal Hospital. is doins very wei,
Miss Price, of Franklin county, tho
guest OF Mrs, John g. Harvey,
D Miss Fannie Dunn and Misses cranes
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season Tuesday evening in the college
gymnasium. The cotillion was led by
Miss Charles Jnffrords dancing With
Miss Bessie Bryant. There were twenty
couples on the floor, and refreshments
We're served during the intermlsslons. a
Mrs ID. H. Mccullough entertained at
a luncheon Wednesday afternoon In COM
pllmcnt TO Mrs. Edwin Williams-OVerman.
OF Salisbury. who Is attending the Fcde-
ration of Woman's Clubs,
Miss Helen Stafford, Of Wythevllle. W.,
is the guest of Mrs, III. A. lilueppelberG,
ol, South rryon Street
Miss Louise McAdams, who has been
visiting Miss Mary Hrockenbrough, re-
turned to her homo In Richmond Ttcsday.
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spending this week in Richmond, visiting

spending this week In Richmond, visiting
friends.
Mrs. r. D. Vincent was called to Nor
folk several days ago. on account of the
illness Of her SON, who is now much I'M
proved.
Mrs, II. w. Chandler was In Richmond
this week visiting Mras. George It. Nell
son.
Miss Annie White and Mrs. John IT,
White. arc visiting IN Richmond this
week
Mrs. John w. Gil has returned homo
from three weeks trip to Baltimore
Mrs, w, l., I3roaddns has returned to
her home, after visit TO DIR. Itylnnds. In
Richmond.
Mrs, Maude NJ, Hurt, Of powhatan
county, was here several days this week.