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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-03
Fo. Business and Pleasure.

Mr.. George {. Woodwork, electri-
clan of the Henderson Lighting and
Power Company, returned last week
from Il ten days absence, visiting
Washington, Baltimore and other
places. While away he inspected
some of the large electric plants and
investigated the latest things in the
electrical supply world picking up
many new ideas helpful to him in his
line OF work. 1t is the desire of the
managent and of Mr.. Woodwork to
keep abreast with the times and give
their patrons the best and most eff
cient service possible.
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For Rent.

rec rooms, first-fOor, with one large
-..--ing room, electric lights. furnished
'F FURNISHED. VIII rent altogether or
i@.tttciy. For sale, a victoria carriage
u" good order, also an iron safe.
MRS. JENNIE Y. HARRIS.
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DR.. w. III. Wakefield,
OF CHARLOTTE. N.

will he in Henderson at Massenburgs
Hotel on Saturday, May 9Th, for one day
on,y. His practice is limited to Eye,
Ear, Nose, and Throat, and Fitting
Glasses.
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Boarders Wanted.

Would like to have three or four table
boarders, $11.5O per month. Table fur
nished with seasonable delicacies. Strict
ly first class
l.. G. PIRIE.
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For Sale.

\ large gray mare. about eleven years
old been worked to double and single
Tray and to the pillow for six years. For
terms apply to
J. +. TAYLOR X co.
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'iA9 STOOD THE TEST * YEARS

rl 49, ID. original GROVES Tasteless Chill
j, Jaw. Ion know what you are taking. 1t
cn- ana quinlne III tasteless form. No
~" Hu pay. 50c " 'o
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVEB ROMO quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E.
w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
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1t pours the oil of life into your system.
1t warns you up and starts the life blood
circulating. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
let's. Parkers Two Drug Stores.
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The Bennett Medicine Co.

The Bennett Medicine Company of
Norfolk, Va, are here for few weeks
advertising and selling their medi-
cines. DR.. l.. r. Bennett is manager
in charge. They give nightly free
open air concerts, exhibiting on the
vacant lot next to the Croatan Club
building, and large crowds are at
tracted thereto. Good order is main
tanned and those who go enjoy the
music and cOmicalties of the negro
comedians. During the day time
DR.. Bennett S medicines can be had at
the office, near the show grounds, or
at the drug stores.
1t is not difficult to relieve blind, bleeding
itching or protrudng piles with ManZan, the
great pile remedy. 1t is put up in coIaps-
able tubes with nozzle and may be intro
duccd and applied at the seat of the trouble
Stops pain instantly. Sold by the Kerner-
McNair Drug Company.
Persons who have used Harris BENT on
Spring Mineral water commend it highly in
relieving kidney and bladder troubles and
indigestion. For sale in bottles at Dorsey's,
Parker :, and Thomas Brothers drug stores
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ARNOLD'S
WARRANTED RAJ CAN
TO CURE DA1<]AA
Cholera Infantum bV
THOMAS BROTHERS.

Expel uric acid in the system by drinking
Harris Benton Spring Mineral water. For
sale in bottles at Dorseys, Parker's and
Thomas Brothers drug stores
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.. >ulyc, Spreadthe Salvc, but let it
. re Salve. nature remedy for cuts.
S. sores. etc. Sold by the keruerMc-
Drug tOmpauV
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

AS will be seen by reference to ad-
vertisement the Henderson Loan and
Real Estate Company offers some
valuable real estate for sale, for cash
or on easy terms. Property consists
of improved and unimproved town
lots and farms situate from one-half
to five miles of Henderson. A good
opportunity is offe red to buy home
or farm on easy terms or make prof
liable investment. Real estate is
cheaper in Henderson now than it
will ever be again, and the same
thing may be said of farming lands.
For further information call on or
write to r. S. McCoin, secretary and
treasurer.
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Why take dQ4en things to cure that
cough? kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
drives the cold out through your bowels
Sold at Parkers Two Drug Stores
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We are shooting out our
shoes. See the prices.
Barnes Clothing Store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-03

Governor Glenn went to
Bear Pond May LIST. So did
A. /. Barnes representing the
Big F urniture House.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles
Druggists are authorized to refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in to II
DAYS. soc
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Henderson Graded Shoots for Week
Ending April 27th.

Sixth Grade-Miss Ethel Plummer,
Teacher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

Fl. p. Darlington OH last Tuesday even
Ing, The event was to honror MISS Gdltn
A. Turner, OF Boston, Mnss. Miss Turner
has been spending the winter IN south
Boston, and by her wit and attractlveness
OF persons and unselhsh manners, has
Won a host OF friends. Most elegant re-
frcshments were served during tho even
Ing.
Miss Mary Coleman, of Brooklyn, N.
r., is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L" Coleman.
Mrs. j. M, owens. OF Lynchburg. ls Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs q, e.
Faulkner -, :.
Miss Emily Watkins, of Clarksville, Is
visiting Mrs. r. w, Lawson
Mr.. r. Frank Taylor, who has been
leasing tho Garland Hotel at this place
for the past few years. has left for VIII
hanson, w. Va. where he will reside
in the future. lie was accompanied by
his wife.
The Ladies' Aid Society. Of the Presby-
terrain Church. gave delightful soclal
10 the members OF that church. on Thurs-
day evening,
Mr.. John B. lIeadspeate. OF this place
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daughter OF the late Rev. L. c. Cutler
OF Louisa, spent several days with her
sister, Mrs. e. e. Stickley, of Woodstock
this week.
Dr.. T. F. Locke. Of Woodstock. spent
several days this week at his old home
near Charlestown. w. Va.
REV. a. H Smith. Of Tones Brook
preached the annual sermon before Ashby
+. O. o. T., No. 81. Of Woodstock, In the
Methodist Church on sunday afternoon
before large audience. as we'll as a
large body OF Odd Fellows.
Mrs w. B. AIiley and daughter, re.
turned to their home here this week,
after visiting her mother. Mrs. A. j. Ma
son. at Luray.
Hon. M. l.. Walton, who was elected a
delegate from the Baltimore Conference
which was recently in session at CumDer-
land, Md, TO the General Conference AT
Birmingham, Ala, will leave here on Sun.
day evening to attend the conference, and
will be absent for two weeks. He will
also attend a meeting of the Sunday
school board, of which he Is member
at Nashville of May J.
Lin. r. Irwin, Of Woodstock, has sold
his drug store and fixtures to G. Il. Wal.
ton, of Alexandria, and DIR. J. Fl. Smoot
OF Woodstock. who will continue the busl
ness under the name OF Walton and
SmOOt,
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BEDFORD CITY

ab Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& BEDFORD CITY. VA. April @.-Airs.
John s. Burks was the charming hostess
OF the Thursday Club and other guests
Thursday afternoon. The chief amuse-
ment was n contest. styled Books in
Rhyme" consisting Of a number OF dues-
lions !n rhyme. the answers to which
were the names OF books that must rhyme
10 the couplet. Mrs. J. D. Patterson. OF
Pittsburg, answered all correctly and ro-
ceived the prize. handsome copy OF
SIN Memorium." Refreshments OF cream
and cake were gracefully dispensed by
the hostess and her sisters, Misses Bessie
and Louise kasy. and Miss Mary Oliver.
The merchants have agreed TO close
their places OF business at o'clock every
afternoon. except Saturday. from May
list to October LIST.
Mrs. c. l.. Todd, OF Owensboro, has ar
rived, to be present Mt the sale Of tho
Burwell property. She IS the only re-
manning member OF the family. having
been Miss Rosa Burwell.
Miss Sarah Griffin is visiting In Co
lumbus. Ohio.
DR.. Alfred 3. Clayton, Of Philadelphia.
Is the guest OF his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
r. 3. Claytor.
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MIDLOTHIAN
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Ifmcs-Dispatch.)
MIDLOTHIAN, VA, April 9S.-Dr. and
Mrs. j. b. Fisher had visit paid them
Thursday by their old friend, Professor
Jay ], Woodworth, professor of geology
of Harvard University He was accom-
panied by three students OF Harvard.
Miss Marie Hancock returned home
Saturday, after being the guest of Misses
Louise and Carrie Bailey. She was ac-
companled by Miss Louise Bailey.
The public school closed Tuesday. Miss
Powell gave her entertainment Friday
night. There was a large crowd pres
ent and all enjoyed the exercises.
Those receiving the first honor were:
Margaret Hudspeth. Grace Tlorner, An
ME Hudspeth Kitty Eastman. Elsie JEFF
ferries. Grace Field, William Eastman,
Ethel Field.
Those receiving tho second honor were:
Robert Chapman. Charlie Bailey, Eliza
beth Hudspcth, Thomas Chapman,
Mr.. W. r. Chapman made business
trip TO Richmond Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ELLIS Martin and little
daughter. Eva, spent Sunday with Mr..
i. w. Bailey and family.
Misses Hazel and Louise IIudspcth
spent several days recently with their
cousins, Misses Margaret and Annie
lIudspeth.
Mrs, owen ana NaNBHIeT, MlSS lcIIle,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
Owen.
The funeral OF Mr. Philip II. Turpin,
who was killed in Washington d. G.,
Monday, was conducted at Bethel Bnp-
tIst Church Wednesday afternoon BY
Rev. II. II. Winfrce,g Mr., Turpin Is sur
vivcd by his wife, mother ana father,
Mr., and Mrs John Turpin, OF Halls
| boro, Va, and one sister Mrs, j. w def
| fciics, Of this place,
Miss Lula Powell has opened private
school here, and has u very good at
| tendance,
Misses Dora McCarr and Louise Ryan
were the guests Friday night OF Misses
| Mary and Margaret Jewctt.
Miss King. OF Richmond. spent Tues
day afternoon with Miss Sallo Jones
Mr., j. w, Hancock made business
trip to Richmond Tuesday.
Mr.. William Jackson, who was operated
on in the Memorial Hospital, has return
ed home much benefited.
Mr.. Luther. Cosby, Of Salisbury. sprni
Sunday and Monday With his mothcr
Mrs, Emily Watkins.
Mr.. Lee Lester spent SUNDAY With his
cousin az Chesterfield,
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page Of clark county, are guests at tho

page. Of Clark county, are guests at the
Tcctory.
Mrs. Pryor Davies has returned from a
visit to Norfolk. ,.
Miss Marietta SlinJuff Is in Baltimore.
Miss Ethel Carr Is in Urbanna.
Miss Sallie Jones Is the guest OF MISS
Bargarn staten, in. Norfolk.
Mrs. Martin, Of Texas, Is at ROSE Hlil,
the guest Of her daughter Mrs. Wlillnla
Duncan. r,,
Mrs. Kate Tabb, and Miss Nora Ialla-
ferro. has returned from Baltimore.
Mr. William Burlce. OF White Marsh
left yesterday for New York.
Mrs. Young, after spending the winter
away, has returned to Glen Roy, inc
home OF her sister Mrs. w. K: Seager'
Mr.. Stephen Field and Mr.. Robert watt
have returned from a business trip 10
Norfolk.
Miss Rosa Montague. OF Norfolk, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. r. A. Folks.
Hon y S. Ta!iaferro, has returned from
Norfolk, where he went to attend a meet
ing of the board of fisheries
MIR and Mrs IL O. Saunders sailed
this week for the Mediterrian.
The presence OF Misses Evelyn and Eles-
tine Page in Gloucester, is the occasion
OF much entertaining among their large
connection.
Mrs Walter Sanders Is spending some
weeks at the Exchange.
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PETERSBURG

| Especial to Tho Times Disrntch.)
! PETERSBURG VA. April 2s.-Mrs.
| Preston oRper entertained tho Frances
Bland Randolph Chapter. Daughters OF
| the American Revolution, at her homo on
| Sycamore Street Monday afternoon Mrs.
| Z. w. Finch, regent Of the chapter, read
| Mrs. 1I0lllfield's interesting report OF the
| proceedings OF the Continental Congress.
| and an account Of tho work OF John
| Singleton Copley, the first American por-
| trait painter, was also much enjoyed
| Miss Mary Roper, Miss Rachel lSinsey'f
! Miss Louise Jones and Miss Mary Kim
| sey served tea, end a delightful musical
nrorran,me was rendered by Miss Joyce
Bishop and Miss Beatrice Pinckney
Jones. Among tho guests were Mrs.
Nalle, Of Washington. D. c.; Miss Sophie
Nash. OF Portsmouth, Va. and Miss Har-
vey. OF Danville.
Miss Mary Simpson, Miss Emma Beck
WITH Mrs Thelmer Chieves. Mrs. ". B,
Horner, Mrs. William Spotswood and the
Misses Spotswood are attending the Con-
federate reunion in New Orleans.
Miss Julia sully, Miss Elizabeth Ro-
maine Pegram and Miss Matte Spots
wood have been elected members of the
Young Ladies' Literary Club.
Miss Ophela Perovnl gave delight
full card party "Wednesday afternoon to-
her. guest Miss Florence Wilson, OF
Lynchburg.
A dinner In honor OF Miss Kerfoot, of
Chicago; Miss Minnie spiller, OF Wythe-
vile: Miss Nan Davis, Miss Julia Budd,
Miss Mary Meade Bernard and Miss Bea-
trice Pinckncy Jones was given at tho
Country Club Thursday evening by Mr..
Bartlett Roper. Jr., Mr.. r. A. Martin
Jr., Mr.. j. r. Cuthbert. Mr.. Fiji Beas-S
ley, Mr.. Carl Fl. Davis, Mr.. Nat Martin
and Mr. T.. D. Spotswood.
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t,anncd tho light fantastic until late
n.,p' The hon was ono of the most de-
lirhtful ever given by tho CLUB.
Mr. 1<eener Mount and little son, OF
Mnvmead, Tenn, arc visiting MT mount >
sister. Mrs. IT, s. Jones. :, ~,
Raw II. u. Hicks, Of Ohio. VIII hold
a revival at Grove Avenue Chnrch the
first OF May. c,,dov
Mrs. ". w. McElrath returned sunday an,,ay
from Petersburg, where sIe Wa W. v,'t q
~ Inc death OF her brother, MT. W. -
Hawkins, ,,,,, cordcn. Mrs
W TI Hawkins, of Dublin. ana MIS-
r, r. st. Clair of Dublin, Sislteu .lfa'
M. II. Peters this week, o,.o,
M u. S. Jones Is convalescent aiser
IN lllness OF several weeks
Miss Virginia Newlee, OF pulnsk'' 10
visiting Miss Meta l3ullaru' $3.50
Mrs, Wall Flanagan has neen opeIntuu
n st. I.uke's Hospital, Nchmonn'
on ~, ~ na, III ia daughter is also very III.
"' ts,,,,n parnett. a colored woman, aged
nan n hundred. died Monday at
my NY 4I,croclenn Club was entertained
m,,o.dav nv Miss Ida Thocn, the entire
avoninr being devoted TO the stuas o.
Hamlet ,o,tained tho
r, q. G.. Club Saturday, the sup!ecl OF
he AFTERNOON being the animal painters.
Rosa Bonhcur ana LHHusepi' nI;ss
. 1870, read by Miss IIenor Scott ana MISS
r,,a,,, Iylc. Miss Emma Raglahd won
49,, ,Tze In the animal sketching con-
.nat and Miss Jessie Reid IN the bean
~ rnme on tho lawn, Refreshments
wrn served in the dlning-roon. The
,',acc cards were decorated with morse
hends, drawn by tho hostess
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L. Lexington, Va.
tapec,aI - ,rho rItnes- plsr.

| (apeclel to Tho Times nlsr,.
LrlxtN GTON, VA, Aprtl :s.-Nir. VIII
liam u. Christian. Of Atlanta. en-, WINS
| In Lexington this weok after his son,
| Cadet Thomas Jackson Christian, OF ING
Virginia Military 1nstitutc, WHO exp ..:'
| to enter West Point Juno 10TH. Oh Nlny
| 1st, voting Christian will stn,d his pliysi-
| cal examination, at Fort NicPhcrson, Gu
| Miss Annie II. White, librarian At tllo
| Washington and Leo University, has gone
| to Baltimore for n stay or two "scK .,
where she viii study library methods III
| tn libraries Of TINT city.
Mrs. Robert II. Buchanan. or nchr
| Brownsburg, Rocltbridgo county, accom-.
panied by her daughter, Miss Anna ana
niece, Miss steel Buchanan. left n few
days ago to attend the Confederate re-
Union. They will visit Mr.. ana Mrs. VII
liam r. 1tutcheson at Welsh, ln., before
returning home.
Colonel Thomas r. Marshall, or New
York. formerly commandment OF cadets at
the Virginia Military Institute. wns tt
visitor In Lexington this week.
MIR. Arthur Jennings, OF Greenwood, Mo-.
reached Lexington n fow days ago, ana
will spend the simmer hero with MS
brother. Mr.. William jennings
Mrs. W. S. Mechanism, OF ROANOKE,
was a visitor here this weok ut the
homo of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
lei M. Reilly.
Mr. and Mrs. w r. II. Lcech, who
spent the winter at Safety Harbor, Fla,
have returned to their homo on Buffalo
Creek Roclsbridgc county.
Mrs. Louis *. Nalz is In Richmond,
where she will spend 81 month with her
mother, Mrs. ucrnlai, Schmidt.
Mrs. William d. Armstrong, OF Stn,n-
ton, Is visiting her father, Mr.. William
A.. GLASGOW. 53 8
Mrs. William c. Williamson, OF 1lich-
mond. Is the guest Of Mrs. Edward L.
Graham.
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IL seriously III, and little hope is enter
tanned for his recovery.
FORK UNION

FORK UNION. VA, April 2s.-Mlss
Rubye Townes Is now spending few
weeks in Charlottesville, visiting friends
Miss Daisy II. snead has reached her
home. Mil Farm. she mas Deen teach
ing his session In North Carolina.
Captain Charles snead is now in New
Orleans attending the Confederate Re-
union. Captain snead Is commander Of
the E1uyannn Camp,
The surveyors and promoters OF the
Virginia Air Line Railroad are now
canned ut this place making their final
survey, This road will be built through
this country In tho very mean future All
necessary arrangements have been COM
pleted for this line that will place old
Fluyanna In better communication with
tho commercial world.
Mr., Billy l3each and sister, OF Roanoke,
who came to attend the Cook Thomas
wedding OF last week, arc now visiting
relatives near here.
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WARRENT0N
lspecial 10 Tho rLmes-plspatch.,

Especial TO Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
WARRENTON. VA. April 2S.-Rcv. z.
Pendleton Jones, Of Hampton, Is holding
n series of meetings In tho Warrcnton
Baptist Church.
The examination for public school teach
ers, will take place here on the Sd, attn
and 5th Of May.
Racing Is TO be revived In this section
and work will soon be commenced on
the track, which will be located about one
milo from tbs town
An additional social feature soon TO be
ipaugurutei In Warrenton. Is the estab-
linhment of u Country Club. Tho nrchi-
tect Is now considering plans for the build
!ngs. 1t will be situated near the new
race cu1csa.
Captain and Mrs, J. II. Mckee. and the
Misses McKees, OF Catlett have leased
tho Hour property on Main Street, and
will now mako their home here.
Mr., A. w Strother and family will soon
occupy the Utterback residence, Since
leaving tho county several years ago, they
have lived In Washington.
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ABINGDON

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) n
ABINGDON, VA. April 2S.-Nlrs. Chns.
r. Hurt and little son. Wallace who
have been spending the winter with rela-
tivcs in Georgia, came home rev days
ago. :,
Mrs. p. f. Iundley. OF Farmville, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. T.. s. Camp
bell -
Mrs. Bette Kennedy. of Knoxville,
Tenn, has been visiting her brother, Mr.
William II. Aston. 3.
Miss Fontaine. who was called to her
home in Wythe county by the death OF
her father, has returned, and Will re-
sumo her duties at the Stonewnll jack
son Institute.
Mrs. T. d. Davidson has returned to
lrnt home here after spending some
'" After several days Of intense anxiety.
Mr.. Thomas w. White. of this place.
heard from his daughter. Miss sarah
who was travelling In California and
was supposed TO have been in San Fran
cisco at the time Of tho earthquake.
Fortunately she was Mt Sacramento
ut the time Of the disaster. Miss White
60 n sister of Mrs. A. p. Wilmer, OF
Richmond. A
Tho first Of next week DR.. p. G. Ham
,lton will leave for Eta Bena, Miss.
where he will engage in the practice or
medicine.
Judge r. M. Page has resigned the
position Of chairman of the disDcnsarS
board. to which he was appointed by
Judge Hutton. The press of private busi-
ness was the cause of his resignation.
No one at yet has been appointed In his
place.
W. RI. Barrow will move to Bristol IN
q few days, where he will BIO engaged IN
the manufacture of tho Farnoswortl
pump.
Mr.. George Il. Penn. one OF our most
prominent lawyers. has gone TO FhA!a-
dclphia, where he Will DC trea'eo 1or
nervous prostratlon.
Douglas Robinson. brother-ln-law OF
President Roosevelt, was hero this week,
looking after his lumber interests on
White Top Mountain.
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Staunton, Va.
,speclnl 10 The .rincs- Dispatch.)

3ia Especial to The Times Dispatch)
a sTAUN TON, VA, April 2s.--Tfe Mill
tary Festival and Spring Fcte to be held
Il 1t Columbian Hall, will commence Mon.
N day evening, ntid promises to 30 one OF
the most enjoyable affairs held In stnun-
ton FOR years. Tho hall has been beau-
n tifuily decorated and never looked more
attractive. Among the many attractions
), viii be the "Old Plantation" talented
company OF merry black faces, singing
3 and dancing commcdinns IN a series OF
t,lantatlon dances. Also wv ohoeriahu
N and ''The Midway"
sf.t Mr.. md Mrs. Il. J.. Trinble announce
The marriage OF their daughter, Miss
4 Katie Virginia Trimble, to Mr.. Elwood
H Wyatt Friend the ceremony to take pihce
4 t1hursdny. April Goth. ut Mount Vernon
Place. Washington. They Will make their
home In staunton after May lst
I'M The following officers were elected
THURSDAY evening at the annual y. NJ.
&c. "A. meeting: Mr.. c. Russell Caldwell,
d PRESIDENT: Henry Hutchinson, treasurer;
r. Opie, recording secretary: James
II. Taylor. Jr first vice president;Josepn
Barkman, second vice-rresdent; 5.
r. SllIng, third vicc-presldent; j.. S.
Cochran fourth president and j.
& r. JVayman, fifth vice president. Direc-
I tors; McH. Holiday, IL A. Tauvcr. II.
ID L. Lang, Gilbert Brown and II. NJ. Nc
II 1lhany.
Cadet Blackmer, of Thomaston, Conn.
who is attending the Stnunton Military
4 Academy wns taken to tho hospital here
u "Wednesday. suffering with appendicitis.
He was operated on Thursday by Dr.
Stuart Mcclure, OF Richmond. Mr.. Black
nler is getting along we'll.
Fiji Miss Annabcl Bray. OF Richmond, who
has been visiting Miss I,etn Watts OF
this city, returned to her homo In Rich
fnond on Friday.
SgMr William Parker, who cnno here to
attend the funeral Of his father, Mr. NJ.
G. PARKER, returned to Richmond on We'd
nesday. y
4. Captain and Mrs w p. 1'ams, Mrs. II.
4 3. Sproul. and Mrs. Kent Harrison have
returned from Richmond, whore they went
l this week to attend the wedding Of Miss
Gladys Frazier to Mr.. a. +. Miller, OF
this city.
Rev. W. N. Scott has returned from
Richmond where he conducted n series
Of services at tho Third Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Lucy White is visiting relatives
IN Richmond.
S Mrs. Allen Potts and Miss Helen Mar
tin, OF Richmond, were here this week.
They came here for the purpose Of buy
ing horse or two. but 1t is understood
they did not buy.