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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
DERAILED IN KANSAS
Rock Island Train Turns Over and Injuries
Many PsOpIe..-TeSaS People on
Board Are Hun.


Hutchison, Kan, Dec. 19.-Rock
Island train No. 80, westbound
was derailed at Culllson, south OF
Hutchinson, early this morning.
Two cars and the engine left the
track and turned over. over
10 people injured, some seriously.
The wreck Is believed to have been
caused by spreading rails. Among
the seriously injured are r. l.. Hor-
ton, Bisbee, Arizona, i. NJ. Ransom
III Paso, The train was made up at
I'll Paso.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
TOO MANY DEMANDS.
End of the Year Makes City Gov
Crnmcnt Figure Close.

End of the Year Makes City Gov
crnmcnt Figure Close.
The city administration Is figur-
ing pretty close now to make the
supply Of available funds meet ex-
pensos I'll the taxes for the new
year begin to come in. Tho down
town district is now asking for a
special night officer and as the pres
Ont force has It's hands full covering
the territory as arranged there will
be some difficulty ia detailing an
officer for that particular service
The state of the finances at present
will not justify the employment OF
an extra officer and the result will
probably be that the Officers will
arrange little longer hours or por-
ton, Many Of the business houses
have very valuable stocks for The
Christmas trade and naturally wish
closer watch than usual.
In addition TO the needs OF the
police force the road and street
people has been making necessary re
pairs and improvements that cause
a considerable outlay Of money.
City is now putting in sewer cul-
verts instead of the old wooden
bridges. The sewer pipe costs more
but lasts longer, leaves the whole
street width open to travel and does
not cause accidents by breaking in
holes as the wooden bridges do. The
city has Just bought two cars Of
sewer pipe and the expense for these
must come out Of the depleted treas
Jury.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Mob Attac&s Police.

Associated Press.
Nantes, France, Dec. 19.-Con-
siderable rioting attended the evac-
uation Of The Episcopal palace and
seminary here today. Crowds Of
Catholics oyercamo the police who
were compelled to draw their re-
volyers and under threats Of open
ing fire, keep back the mob until
rescued by troops, Several women
we're arrested for striking and biting
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Un for Llfe.

Associated pr2ss.
Chicago, Dec. 19.-Robert Cor
don, aged 10, was sentenced to the
rerormatory for life after pleading
guilty to the charge OF numbering
Joseph Reed aged s, Gordon pulled
the Reed boy under the sidewalk,
pounded him on the head with a
brick until he was unsconscious and
then dug a hole in the earth in
which he buried him, allowing him
to suffocate.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

one often hears the expression,
My child caught severe cold
which developed into diphttheria, TO-
when the truth was that The cold
simply left the liltlo one paricu-
larly susceptible to the wandering
diphetheria germ Whom Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given II
quickly cures the cold and lessons
the danger Of diphthcHa or any 9th
or germ disease being contracted.
For sale by Golding Drug Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Safe and Sure Cure for Group.

When a man finds good thing
1t is natural that he should wish tc
share his good forunte with Others
Mr.. Henry Bolz, of Hillsboro, iowa
is not an exemption to this rule. He
says, "I have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy in my family for
years. As "a Group cure it has nc
equal. | am satisfied that 1t saved
my boys life and take pleasure in
recommending it," For sale by
Golding Drug Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
ELmA WANTS a DEPOT
Send Representative to Prevail
,Pon Railroad Company

r. y. Coylnglon, Of the real cs-
tate firm Of CoyingJon & Anderson,
Elda, n NJ. is in the cit yrepre-
sontipg the Commercial club of
Elida in an endeayor TO prevail up.
on that tho powers that be to orocl
"a suitable depot IN that thriving lit
Tie town.
Avery Turner vice president Of
The Pecos Valley railway company,
has hoen seen by Mr.. CoNngton
and has expressed a desire to do
whatever he can toward inducing
his company O erect the depot. Eli
da is in sad need Of an accommo-
dation OF this sort and those who
are Interested in The welfare Of their
little city are pot going to be con
tent unul the depot has been prom
ised 70 them.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Brownsville Trouble.
Associalcd Press

Associated Press
Washington d. c. Dec 10
The question whether the state Of
Tcyas should make an independent
Investigation of the Brownsville
raid was raised today By Senator
Foraker Immediately after the read
ing of the Presidents message on
the affair, but he afterward Of
fered resolution giving the COM
mittce on military affairs authority
to make such an investigation If It
was deemed necessary after n con-
sideration. Of the testimony trans
mitted The Presidents message
was complete review of the case.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
DEATH S1TARES
Millions in NlTih China Are
Destitute and Without
Means Of Life.
Associated Press.

Associated Press,
Washington, y. G., Dec. tb.-Elf,
teen @Alllion psoplc are starving IN
northern China aud unless immc-
distR stsps are taken for their relief
the death rate viii soon BECOME ap-
Raling. Foreign nations Rae 20 be
solicited for MD
Official adyices received here
from the project OF Euananiu re-
sarAIag the famine IN North Kiang-
81, China confirms the stories OF
su'tcNns end want. Crops arc re-
ported a. being almost total failures
in ne Tao Yusr and II is Stated
rAat by New Years day the meager
supply of provisions will he ex-
pended
Conditions in Anlong aud Funl'g
townships are sull worse, crops be-
inE practically o total failure, The
'NhLflg oieoNASIN 10 uhNNl Ndltl
and for a distance OF fifty miles the
people arc compelled to wade
through water from knee to necl,
deep, III eprofect states that in the
stretch Of country Immediately west
Of Using 10, what formerly was fer
tile plain is now a vast lake.
Hero and there" the project
says are groups of cottages when
arise about sheet of water and
ily DO reached by boats. Peo-
re In a state OF absolute desti.
rItion, not only their crops but also
their reeds. which constituted their
fuel, being destroyed by The floods, "
An urgent appeal Is to be made to
the people Of all foreign lands for
aid for the stricken people whom
ar state department sdvioes already
have placed at 15,OOO,O 900 souls.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Ono unrortnnate Nas d0aIt WIN

one unfortunate was dealt with
in the mayors court this morning
and was given tho usual penalty
under The classification OF plain
drunkD For some time past the
police force has succeeded in maxi
ing enough Of such offenders con-
tribute TO The city treasury that the
expenses Of their department were
almost paid. The persistence Of
their work has somewhat dissour-
aged several important classes Of
Unable Offenders, the receipts
lately showing that some soiourners
in tbs town are being good for econ
my's sake.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
sTRYCHNINE PROVED FATAL
Washburn Woman Dies From Mis-
taken Use of Deadly Drug.

Washburn Woman Dies From Mis-
taken Use of Deadly Drug.
0. NJ. Eakle returned this after
noon from Washburn where he pre-
pared for burial. the body of Mrs.
Taylor who died yesterday afternoon
from strychnine poisoning. Mrs,
Taylor has been suffering for years
from a chronic malady and had been
in the habit Of taking laudanum
and other drugs TO deaden the pain
Yesterday when visiting her mother
near Washburn she noticed a bottle
of strychnine Saying that she felt
bad she thought she would try a
little of It to see If It would help
her and took the bottle into another
room. Her mother did not notice
the remark until a few minutes later
tho daughter was seized with con-
vlusions and called for help. She
said she had taken a little OF the
strychnine on her finger and had
tasted It. In spite Of everything
that the two old people and the sur
lercr could do, the poison proved
fatal and she died before medical
aid reached the house.
PEOPLE WANT CONTROL
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
NEW LAW PROMISED
France May Acccdc Church More
Liberty.
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Paris, Doe 49, Reports received
by the minister Of tho interior show
thlrty-fow ecclesiastical residences
wep occupied by orchblshops and
bishops aud that forty-throo small
parish dwellings have thus far boon
evacuated under tho provisions of
the church and state separation law.
Having established the attitude to-
ward priests, the government has or
dered a dicontInuauco Of any fur
.ther prosecutions FOR Illegal services
in tho churches, pending the passage
Of new Law amending The law Of
1906, providing for a separation OF
the church aud state.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

Special 10 Daily faoAR IDLE
Washtsstoa. o, o., DO9. H.
X. II. Mc3anniea, p,galdsat of he
casMs, sIp!tas7 lisg'c:, s,al'or
Csilon ma. SsNEsl ;llilols and In
dianA Npfssoiany wero shon a
fJVmAl hsNrin6 b;lnro Secretary
Tart oil tho war department. today.
Plans ware discussed fog diyertins
a PARTON OF The waters OF Lake
Michigan lnlo tho Calumet riyce 10
issure proper sewerage fo~ a large
number OF town and clties In IL
linois aud lodAua.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
CAPTAIN Said He
Was A CHRISTIAN
Nsociated Press.

fssociated Press.
Lilo, France Dec. IA court
martial hero today tried and de-
graded Captain Magnlsso for relus-
ing 10 obey orders in connection
with an inventory in Tho chapel Of
St. John. Magniese, before the
court said: Il am "a Christian and
prefer to be shot rather than com
nit sacrilege, No one has a right
to make me rcnomce the VOWS !
took az my first communion
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
"TAEY- LOSE" IS THE
COURTS VERDICT

RAris Dec. 1o---Madame Gould,
fSrmsr Countess Boni dc Castelline,
ASS bsen victorious in the suits
leousAt by she counts creditors aud
MsOpy lenders against her with the
eA1sst Of making her Jointly .evDon-
sike fes the dsbts. Thirteen o; fif-
isen cG4cs were dismissed today by
md cosrc with casts against the
platDsf.s
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

q. c, dewitt & Co., of Chicago
at whose laboratory Kodol Is pre-
pared, assure ms that this remark
able digcstant and corrective for The
stomach conforms fully 10 an pro-
visions of the atioual Pure Food and
Drug Law The Kodol laboratory
Is very large one, but II an The
sufferers from Indigestion and
stomach troubles could know tho
virtues OF Kodol It would be impos-
slblo for the manufacturers to keep
up with the demand Kodol is sold
here by l.. o, Thomson & Bro. 95
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
REPAIRS BEING COMPLETED
Mac mists Working in Water Gal.
icry at Bottom of Well.

NNts ullNlN NNIhiHk III NNtT Nat-
lcry 1T Bottom of Well.
me big steam pump at the water
rlaa, has boon pouring out a good
galc at water without stopping
r q WAS started day before yes
Ga, aud This morning the water
,Ac gallery was sufficiently low
10 allow The machihists to
th HE tanks at the bottom Of
la we'll The damage, 1t is now
thought can be repaired in short
.me aud the full capacity restored,
Tle company expects to keep the
rs,ssure on constantly from today
A&orc was sufficient water for or
'(sry demands yesterday but Man
.,fr Jones thought best to accu-
tllto little more surplus before
:?ning the water on at all hours,
tc3ptrday at the time of the fire
-, was plenty Of water pressure
ll Manager Jones told lne COM
alSAio play the hose little while
rs STOW the people that there was
no danger from lack Of water
Tine electric pump wrecked Sun
day week ago after the pressure
pumps gave way, has been found
TO have been Of faulty workmanship.
A flaw in the casting where it could
not be detected from the surface
caused plate to give way and en-
tlrely wreck the rest Of the pump.
II cannot be repaired aud the re-
mains arc of lutte more value than
old iron.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
\ nam w!Lh a spralned nnkIe wL

A man with a sprained ankle will
use acrutch, rest the ankle aud'lot
1t got well A man or woman with
an overworked stomach cant use a
crutch, but The stomach must have
rest jus the same. It can be rested
too without starvation. Kodol will
do It. Kodol performs the digestive
apparatus Kodol fully conforms to
the provisions Of the National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Recommended
and sold by L. o, Thompson & Bro
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
PEOPLE WANT CONTROL

Chicago, Dec. ia dispatch
to tho Record Herald from Winni-
peg. Manitoba, says:
By an Overwhelming majority,
Manitoba yesterday voted in favor
Of government ownership OF Long
distance telephone lines and munich
pal ownership Of the local exchanges
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

I'd llnilN pnnhnnnln.

Special TO Daily Panhandle
Chenoa, H.. Dee 19.-The first
annual exhibition Of the Central IL
inois Poultry and Corn Growers
association opened this morning and
will last through Saturday.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Vote TO Incracsc sock.

Jefferson city Mo, pee. 10. "A
meeting OF The stockholders of tho
Missouri lnterurban Railway com
pany Is being held hore today TO
vote Oh au increase of 100000 In
the capita lstock Of the company,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
w g. u. L. Meeting.

Tho president Of the w 81 y.
has called a meeting Of The union
for next Friday afternoon at $3.50
at Mrs. Felix Franklin's residence
and requests a full attendance Of tho
members. RouFd table talks Ia
place of program.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
QlicIe Jasticc.

G~bat De9d, Kan. Dec, 19.---Jo-
ss3h O assrs, former Chicago dry
gcsb clark and newspaper man
saaswed a.Fe recently, after hold
ing M the local bank in daylight
vas ar.aigrsd today and pleaded
gutity Ne was sentenced TO ths
na.e pssitsp.iary for a term OF FROM
iva " tg4aty.One gesrs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
socicty Editor % wcd.
M 70 Daily Panhandle.

S1eclul 70 Daily Panhandle,
birmingham, Ala, Dee. t9.-.
Miss Emma Reid. formar society ed.
Tor Of the Age-IIcrtid ana Ledger,
viii be married this at.araoon to
Horny s. Ryall. az Mobile.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

7. Carrabine & Co. are making
some changes in the office in the
Amarillo hotel annex, which has
been occupied by Fred Horsbrugh.
Thoy will occupy the office during
Mr. Observation-Disclosures Scotland. D
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
nARyJE iiEFDF9ae

Or. Caldwell has returned t. An.
srilc and will be found in his OF.
flee in the Ealsie bAilding every day
at his regular hous. 90
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

TWENTY-FIVE first-class carpen-
ters wanted at once at Hartley,
Texas. 9G-7-p
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

Dr.. Albert j. Caldwell Specialist
on Diseases of the Eye, Ear Nose
and Throat office Eakle Building,
Rooms 1 and Amarillo Texas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
81. nonis spclter.

Associated Press.
st. Louis, Dec 17.-spclter firm
$3.50, s,.sst.s#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
FAR WEST Il Isl END Fl ].

Mrs. Willie Jennings and little SON,
Nelson, have returned home after a.
pleasant visit to the home o. her
brother. Mr.. Hammie s. Grubbs " OF NO.
65 5l Twenty seventh Street NeWp e'l',
A. Mr. Henry Ham is spending his yaca-
lion in the mountains OF Virginia.
Mr. Pit Long and Miss II Llzzie Bryant,
az NeWport News, " a.. & arc exp ected mere
Sunday {. where she Will spend some time
as tho guest OF friends In this sectlon.
n Ralph Thorpe, OF West Main Street.
who has been spending some time az
Old Isl Point Va, has returned 70 the
city after a pleasant stay. 81 =,
5g1l The friends Of Mrs. j. Herbert Ihomp-l
son will learn with regret !. that she mas
boon quite indsposed for the past pa week.
Corporals John SLOUGH and fNll!ie Nc
Craw, of the sixty,nlnth Co CON ~ y,
sunday, where they will gpend some time
In this section, as the 81 ests OF Str!otu ~
on West Cary Street. ~,
Mrs. William b. I3ecls and title son,
Alien OF No iGos West Cary street. have
returned home after some tlmo spent
with relatives at Credmore, N. G.
Robcrt Leo Smith left Saturday for
Atlantic city, where he Will spend his
vacation stopping over for q short while
with friends In Washington. D,
q Mrs. b Cllneley p, Miller and Miss Mary
5Fdmonda., OF this, section, have returned
home after q pleasant visit to NoWport
News. Va, where they Werc the quests
OF Mlss Llszle BRYANT. Of NO. o2o 8Twen-
Mrs. Alton Haley and Mrs. Hickey. of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

X " Il III n T. I'd
9orinha, VA WHO l,ave been Visiting the
formers parents on Barton Avenue, have
left for 1Seswick to visit friends
.rhe Misses DAWSON. Of barton Avenue,
have lott for Ocean View, where they
will joih thulr father, DIG J. DAWSON,
who Eis{sum,r,cflng there. y, ~
\ Mrs. II ~. alitn, utter d very delight
8ful week at studley. Va, where sl1e, has as
deer, visiting relatives, has returned to
her home on North Avenue.
V Ntr5tnfnes White. who hns been vlsit-
I'M; Mrs. W. I'll. overly, Of. Virginia Ave- o.
hue, Has returned to Ills home In Buck
nshnni county. III IA. @ N. Il. .s.s ~
Mrs. Emily tioodnll, Of louisville, KY.
is5tlie guest " Mrs. w. IL Bnclic, OF
Lamb Ayeitlio. En- s5 XXI .jt
Miss Helen Deuel.. who las beer Visit
irg her, uncle, Mr.. Walter 1SidWell, OF
Oriuna, Va, lns returned to her home
on North yAvenue.
rho rev und Mrs q. 9. Smith. Of
1v6r. WI, who have. been attending the
Dover Association ut Cool Springs Bar-
list Church. Hanover county. are now
visiting relatives on Barton Avenue.
4 Mr. c. III. Motley has returned to Ills
home on North Avenue, ftcr q pleasant
visit toSrelatives III Caroline county. Va.
( MR. und Mrs. j.. IT. Stringleaand chill
dren OF Monteiro Avenue, fnvo left for
a ten days trip to Ocean View. ~ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
NM rl5s f1olIssoN 1905

n 3 To-
soutl, To.nrle street, arc spending some
time In, Ashevilie, N. las the guests
Of relatives. Mrs. Haley na,tl Mrs. Hic \:
10y viii remain out or tho city nntil the
Inst Of August @ III J. !. 4 y,
Mrs, Lynn Nclitneysr md daughter,
Hof No. .17B lTayfur& Street, nfe the guests
Sof4relalYesi III Knoxville, TENN, where VIE |.
they will remain Though the month OF
Misc 1Lottlo Itcinleit,, Of No. 1918 Tay--
lor street, Ii spehdiiigj some tlnre =, y n
( HAMPTON. W.. us the guest8oft MISS
After pleasant visit with friends
epent MT the seashnre. Mr.. Johnny MIL
Ter has returned home. q III Il, !. y.
II Mrs Otto Ostcrgrai, OF Z L y = Y r,d ay
street ls spend Ing sottie time In % ulsa
I'he Misses Is lanche and Man Palmer.
iof No 40 MIN street, nre the gues isis Of
relatives II, Gloucester county, Va
Miss Minnie T'ignor Is visitihg ! rienn Y
}iin Caroline county Va, where she VIII
DO gone for some time. n !.
Miss Alma Evans. after plensa1nt
stay with relatives At Wilson Di Din
Miss Ethel Merritt has returned home
after d pleasant visit to relatives III
Warwick county Yn. u. ia
Mrs. Linwood uckols hns returned e,
homo after some tli1rc spent With re .la
tives 1T Phoebus, Va. ID, y 'i } " u. 4. 4 a
Ms Mrs. Thomas Pea mnn and children
IRE spending a month ut Alpha, Buck,
inEhnin county gt 4. !
Allen Heck ilns returned homo after
Il stay OF several days In North Caro-
line, ms the guest OF relatlve9.
Miss Lizzie Shell. Of "Tlis Ridge, = WIS
recently tho guest OF Mrs. Amanda
Brown, OF West Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
NEW SCAsTLE#lTEMs

Miss Maggie Jones. OF studley, Is with
Mrs +. W.. Osborne ct tho PRESBYTERIAN
Wiloughby Lee, Of Gold Hill. and Joh,r,
Peace, Of the Glytnpse II visited friends IN
K Ing William recently.
Mr.. Allie Hall liz very Ill at MS nome
near studey. with typhoid fever.
n Miss Ermn Bask ettf was the. guest o.
Miss Maria Lynch, OF New Caste SIZE re- re-
Mius Della "A. Didlalse has returned to
her homo III Richmond after pleasant
visit to friends at this place 4, y, u.
Js Mr. G. II. West and sister Vl tE
ed Richmond recently q, I !,
& Misses Nettie billiard and Matte Y paws
have returned to their home near mere
inter adelightfulS trlpfto Portsmouth ah 1lcl
Richmond v. j, 33 !, 8.
sn1isses Hettie and Lottic Putin have y, = re- g
turned to their home here alter O pl s'i'
ant visit to- Prince George count{g ,..d !.
Studley, are the guests gof 4 thelr; s'stel'
Mrs j! n c. billiard, Of Ing leslde.. &s 5s
.E Llttic HAZEL billiard. OF Rlchmond, l5
the question her cousins Nettle, Ea RI ana
Flea nor D Hard 4, at 1ngleside.
Miss Mary C. billiard leaves this week
for an extended trip to Richmond ana
Essex fs ,35. 81. ss Y, sS,2 :, ~
H Mr.. K. r.. Broaddus, Of New, Bern, N.
lis with his family at Woo dlnwn.
Mrs T. r. & West, Jr.. has eturned 20
her home here after o visit e, her 1nothe
Mrs A.F IL showard, ~ OF H llfork X.
il's} Mr. a, r. w eat, of Richmond 4 was 7 ne
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and NJ I. ".
West, Sr. 3reCen lily. q
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WESTHAM PTON 4

AIRS r. w. Browning, 4 Vaysides.'''s
had with her during last week her daugll-;
ter. Mrs. Al r. franklin. Of the West lest
Little Miss Bessie Dicks, OF Rio & Vista.
is spending some time with relatives & on on
b Mrs. Lula sBaug han, sof Rio Vista. Wis VS.
tied Richmond on Thursday. Y.
After spending some time Will ~ her
mother and reiasiyes Geip'n r.
81 Miss Agnes I3adnochi Of Cheswick. spent
last week with friends In Bart Hell 8 hts:
a Miss Grace Thorpe continues q ute ~
With typhoid fever at her home on the
Broad Street r oad. ss4 III Il 8a t3i
Vest, OF p philadelphia I, was q cent
guest q friends mrs
Sydnor,Ito; herr home at ri o Vista, N iss
Marion stonemnn. OF Columbia, remains
the guestSof her cousins, Masters Garland
and Austin Sydnor.ss 5gsi i@
ID Miss Itta FRANKLIN is spending her va
cation ut her home near West hampton MI
4 N is; Amy Lyel. Of Norfolk, was the
guest Of Mrs. n * ones ut her home ct
hi Mrs. Ida Gordon. Of Ridge, had as her
guest on Wednead ay last her sls ter, MIS-
fNlenorn Ford OF West Cary Street Rich 7ie'f
mond, XII s &, c, IKE V 7, y, 2
Mereaithb he marion and
little Miss Anna Viola, have returned 70
their home near Yves thnmpt on Park, . 81 Il
E35i Mr. and Mrs. "A lonzOE Gordon spent las E
Friday In Richmo nd. 3fs Is: y fg
Mr. Anderson IIo i. OF Nine Mile LOCKS,
has a ccepted q sltionS In P1iladel MA, sB