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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
BASKET BALL AT ARMoRY.

Two games of basket ball were
played at the Armory last night. one
between the Junior High School boys
land Burke's Oiiacs and the other
between the Junior and Sophomore
girls of the High School.
The linelips of the Oriacs and
High School boys We're as follows;
Oriacs- Goldsmith, forward; Burke,
forward; Finch, center; Blake, guard;
STARK, guard.
High School---Pennebaker, for.
ward; Vincent forward; schuh. cen
tier; Butler guard; McGruder, guard.
The score Of the game between the
'Oriacs andsthe High School boys was
20 to 10. and was arrived at after a
game of much animation and enthusi-
assn, Being heavier team than the
High School boys. the Oriacs won
easily from them Finch being the
Oriac's star performer; but in points
Of science the high school boys wore
the best Pennebaker did the brilliant
work for the students. and McGruder.
2 second year inan made good with
this team, il being his first appear
ance In their company rs
The lineup OF the High School
girls teams follows:
Sophomore--Sm forward: Jones.
forward Gadbois, center; Shields,
center: Young, guard; Cushman,
guard
Fitzgerald. forward; Glen.
denen, forward; Lewis, center; Hoff-
man. center; Gilhofer, guard; Cox,
guard. 81
When the whistle blew for time att
the end of this game the score stood
10 to 3 in favor of the Junior girls.
Smith played the star game for the
Sophs, scoring seven of the nine
points made by that team. All her
goals from play were made from
quite a distance, and brought forth
much applause from her class mates
md admirers.
Prof. ]. r. Dennie refereed the
sames and gave entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Dennie is an expert at the game
md excellent authority
A large and enthusiastic gathering !
witnessed the game, showing that |
here are many lovers Of the indoor
came in our city. The colors of the |
various classes and teams were in
evidence and 1t looked like a game at
me of our large colleges.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
NEWS or TIE SCHOOLS
Educational Press BulIetin.)
General Notes,

General Notes
Harvard's endowment has increased
100000 in six years.
Los Angeles teachers have an in
crease in salary of twenty per cent all
around.
Washington, y. c., pays $1,000 sal.
airy to its superintendent OF play
grounds.
Chicago's play ground system Is
greater than all other cities in United
States combined
Williams College has organized a
club Of Chicagcans attending the col
lege. There are % members.
Because OF smallpox. 200 students
were quarantined, recently, at Univer.
sity OF Pennsylvania.
The Annual meeting of the National
Educational Association will probably
be held in Cleveland, July 40 1908.
Georgia's school enrolment in
creased nearly 10000, last year. Near
ly half million dollars worth of new
school houses were built.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
YALE.PRINcEToh DEBATE

Princeton, n, 1.-THE Yale debating
team will arrive here today for thn
annual intercollegiate debate with
Princeton this evening. The visiting
team is composed of Walter b. Arm
srtong, Of Coffeeyille, Miss. William
w Wymkoop. of Tacoma Wash. and
Harold b. Jamison. Of Gloversyille,
N. Y. e.
The question selected for debate Is
embraced in the following PROPOSE
ton. Resolved. That laws should
be enacted providing that in case Of
personal injury to workman arising
out of and in course OF employment.
his employer shall be liable for ade
quate compensation. aud shall not set
up contributors negligence or negli,
gence Of a fellow servant as a de.
Tense"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
George AIDES Comedy.

With the coming of George AIDES
comedy, THE County Chairman" to
the Cairo opera house Wednesday,
Dec. nth we shall see the dramatic
event of the year George AIDE wrote
the best comedy IN this production
that has been put on the stage in
~ears, Astounding in epigrams and
with the wit of the talented
althor and playwright, it is no Won
der that it had the unprecedented
record Of 3l2 performances in New
u rk and eleven weeks in Chicago,
i've weeks in Boston aud the same in
breaking all previous
records in those cities. Henry ~.
Savage, under whose direction The
County Chairman" is produced, has
provided a highly. accomplished az
rregauon of actors and actresses
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
Rhodes Scholarship.

The examination for the Rhodes
scholarship in illinois has been set for
January 21-22. All natives OF the
state who have completed the sophie
more year in college, are eligible. This
scholarship gives to the possessor 81.
500 year to enable him to spend
three years at oxford University.
From the list of those who pass the
examination. the state committee will
choose the candidate. This committee
consists of the presidents of Univer-
sity of Illinois. University of Chicago.
Northwestern University. Illinois Col
legc and McKendree College.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
MOUND CITY
, . . y = > s~>@~~@s~
December 8. 1907.

+. NJ, Ford is on the sick list this
week
Mr. Calvin Wilmoth is the guest Of
W b. Eurkhead and family.
The revival services at the NJ. T.
church are doing much good, many
conversions have been made and the
crowds have been generally large.
Dan Hogan, Jr., Of Danyille Is IN
town on business.
Messrs. Jake Blum and Patsy Nc
nellie returned Thursday from 81
| otis where they have been purchas-
ing "a stock off mems furnishings.
They YIN open q store In the build'
ing formerly occnpied by the saloon
Of MR. McNeile, I'M I'll
Coy Deneen spoke lat the court
house Thursday afternoon to very
good crowd The reception commit.
tee was composed Of Nv A. Wall, Il.
r yesterday and others
Mr.. and Msr. Harvey Smith are On
Inc sick list this week A..l !,
I Mr. II. Wcscnherg OF America was
i bisiness caller here Thursday.
Messrs. Al. Sch,ller. w. A. Wall and
! K. Perks attended The funeral of
Geo. w Smith at MUIR
rhysboro "Wednesday,
WI S. sSanderson won the two
slant witch were ratified BY Ray.
Dys; EtFcct Thursday. Il
Mdsdamcs John Smith and e..
iiiyan waro shopping In Cairo Thurs.
lay. S9
The saloons of our town closed
heir doors at 12 o'clock Thursday
hight W hope and pray, forever.
There WAS no open demonstration on
the part of either side everything
being very quiet
/ Miss Ida Johnson spent Thursday
u Cairo on bi,siness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
READY FOR sIx-oAv RACE.

| New York; The sport-loying public
which forms no inconsilerablc ele.
lment in the total population of the
metropolis. is looking forward with
the usual keen interest to the six-day
bicycle race, which win be started
in Madison Square Garden at one min
ute past midnight tomorrow night.
The teams entered this year repre-
sent all quarters of the globe and in
clude nearly all the favorites of recent
years. Some radical changes have
been made in the rules governing the
running of the race this year, with
view to eradicating all unfair or foul
riding.
The prizes offeredsare $500 to the
winner, $1,000 for second, $3.50 for
third, and so on down the list. For
fatiguing six-day grind. 81 800 does
not seem very much for winning
rider, but when il is taken into con
sideration that none of the riders can
lose anything 1t puts a new light on
the financial side of the contest.
Every rider who finishes is paid some
thing by the management. In adtli
ton to this. the management OF the
race pays the entire travelling and
training expenses of every team In
addition to the prizes some OF the
prominent riders like Root and Wait.
hour, are paid bonuses and, taking il
all in all. IL is very profitable weel,
for the riders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
MOUNDS. ILL.

December 6, 1907.

Major S. o. Lewis and II. J. AID.
rich, of villa Ridge. was down on
business THURSDAY
Mr.. chss Woodruff has rented his
farm north OF town to n. j. Hester.
Of America. who has moved ON the
farm and Mr.. Woodruff has moved to
town to reside.
There was nice little SNOW Thurs.
day morning.
The saloons All quietly closed up
Thursday night
Tho musical cloh VIII render an
other ~ their fine programs a. tho
home Of Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Perks
Monday evening. December 9th.
Little ClasIss Lane took suddenly ill
at school "Wednesday and had to be
carried home
Owing to some defect In the con
crete floors in the Streatcher block.
they are being taken out and replaced
with first class material One OF these
fine rooms viii be used for a large
shoe store.
The town may be dead. but many Of
our thrifty farmers are having q hog
killing time all the same.
Several OF our citizens attended the
funeral Of the late George ". Smith
at Murphrsboro "Wednesday.
The ladies Aid cIearsd tS4es on
their Thanksgiving diRaer ard SUP
Ter
lbs market OF potk b l5vef than
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

!, of elimiasting theae poisnfzS ffasn BE-
blood. they rsnfats IN the VEN = r.
compose aud settling ebrrt. to iaaniE
aud museis't.. essrse the untold suffs
ing and pain Of rheumatism and hack
ache. often productss cempficaffons,o Of
bladder and urinary disease ~'ezi-
ness. etc. dsferl ~
The following Simple prescription
Is said 10 relieve the worst cases q
rheumatism because nj IS slire<t &C
tion upon the blood aud kidneys. re
lievinE. too. the mast severe forms 81
bladder and urinary troubles: Fhnd
Extract Daadelion. ona-haH buace.
Compoad Rargon. one ounce Com
pound syrup Sarsapariifa tarse
ounces Mix by shaking sell IN 4
hottie sBd take IN teaspoonlsi aess
after zach nicai and II brdtinBc TIE
can Be had trpm any good
prescription rharmscy. and are shso
luiely ha-nsic-z erl 1sie 70 tss at'er1
.lms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

AZ has been for eight years but our
butchers don't seem TO find 1t out.
Mr.. p. J.kAthcrton who WAS quite
sick last week Is able to be out again.
Mr.. Carl Miller, Ok California. was
here visiting relatives and friends last
week 9ts,8&f ate~@s. s@,. "a AK 4.,
!. Our hunters shoulds be little mors
careful how and when they shoot,
Forty-two shots were counted IN the
door Of farm house and one win.
dow shot out by a careless hunter
this week. .,.s, NJ. w, N, .s,.., 4. \
Mr.. J. c. Castle who sold his farm
west Of town to Bill Kekow has
bought the Lon Butler farm and Will
move to the same soon.
w Rev. Moses sent In his resignation
to the Congregational church and Will
leave here about December l6. HI
will visit at his home at Bethleham
Pa. for few RAIDS and then begin
work in his new charge at Uhrichs
vile, Ohio. The people regret, very
much, that Mr.. Moses and wife arc
leaving here.
Marshl George w. Sharp went over
into Missouri on official business Wed
nesday.
Harry McKim came into the " M
c. A. Thursday night under the In
fuence or liquor. The night secre-
tary In discharge Of his duties, spoke
kindly to- THE young man asking hin,
not to. sleep in the reading room. This
angerel him and he became very
abusive and finally struck the night
secretary. In order not to be run off
the place the night secretary struck
McKim with chair cutting hts head.
After getting his head sewed up Nc.
Kim returned and raised another
rough house In the melee that fol
lowed the secretary and the Young
man both We're badly bruised up,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

Of the Whitney Amusement company
VIII be seen at the Cairo opera house
IN Tuesday Dec 10th. A great
abundance Of fresh satIrical non.
sense and stnkngly funny situations
have been written for this play.
Much that Is bright and unique In the
way Of music, dances and medleys
has been Incorporated in the piece,
the libretto OF which Is described as
being in happy torch with the humor-
Gus side of every DAY life. There is
promise of a clean, amusing and
exhilirating performance. 1t Is one
long laugh interrupted only by merry
The cast engaged to in
terpret the various roles is an excel.
lent one and each player is assigned
a character in which he or she ex-
cells
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Named BY Senator Allison. President
Of the Reoublicin Caucus, at
Meeting Yesterday.

Washington, Dec GSanator All
son. chairman Of the Republican eau
Gus today announced the following
Republican senators. q, serve on com
Imittees and proceeded to I'LL existing
VACANCIES on senate committees
Hale. chairman Culiom, lodge. Bur-
roys, Dolliver, FultonsE Carter, Long
and Knox. aFwsA
The vacancy on the committee Of
finance left by Senator Spooner Is
likely to 20 to Hopkins, of Illinois.
Knox win be the new chairman on
rules and Kittridge will be given the
intcr-oceanic canals. .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
COLLEGE Y. N. G. Y.

Albany, Ore.---Albany College is en-.
|tertaining for three days the eighth
annual convention Of the Young Men s
Christian associations OF the colleges
|Cf Oregon and Idaho. Many enthusl-
|astic delegates were present at the
formal opening of the gathering today,
The program provides for addresses
by anumber Of prominent association
workers. itF Ar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
RoOSEvEl1'S ATTITUDE
Toward denomination Matter OF Con-
jeeture-5eesuse He Has Made
No Public Statement.

Washington. Dec. although sew
eral interviews have been published
with recent White House callers to
the effect that Roosevelt has declared
anew that he win decline another
nomination. 1t Is known that the presi-
dent has made no such political de-
elarations. II is pointed out that
should he make such statement he
would naturally not embody 1t In cas-
ual conversation with caller to be
repeated or withheld as the CATERS
sh05ds elsat, bug 4wsslds pisses n jdi
rect as6 .this he has pct done.s s >
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
EVERYBODY
w II Y !?

Because she positively turns the fail
ryes of other mediums into instant
success.
La Rosa the Worlds Greatest Palm
lists, has been engaged to give read
ings at a very swcll party that will
take place in Cairo in few days.
Anyone wishing La Rosas services
for parties, entertainments or read
ings will please call at the Illinois
Hotel for full particulars.
Her predictions of future events
arc wonderful and created a Juror in
London ami Paris where she has
been congulted by thousands and is
the only life reader in this country
having a genuine European reputa-
ton
You are given facts and figures
concerning your past and present
which are staggering proofs of her
wonderful ability.
La Rosa viii give readings all this
week between the hours of and C
y. m. at reduced rates.
In Rosa can be consulted on alp
affairs Of life at the llliiiois Hotel
Hours from tn a M till p IN sun
days from II noon till y. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
GOODS HOLD TRACK MEET.

+ Stanford University, Cal.-The wo.
men students Of Leland Stanford. Jr..
University CARRIED in regulation
bloomer suits. will compete today for
honors in sprinting, hurdling and 9TH
en- track ents, 1t is the first track
meet ever held by the women stu
dents and has attracted much atten-
ton,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
NorEs.

Friends Of Young Donahue think he
earned draw in his recent so with
Tommy Quill. Donahue's loop-the-
hoop punch had Tommy with his fins
ger to his forehead repeatedly, but
the Boston boy won ont at that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
Union Station.

Don't fail to see the Union Station
ON Friday night, December H. The
M. B. A. chose Friday. the 18th, to
prove to the world in general and
Cairo in particular that there is moth
ing in the old superstition regarding
either.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
Here's Good Advice.

Q. S. Woolever, one of the best
known merchants of lie Raysville, N.
Y. says: IF you are ever troubled
with piles, apply Bucklens Arnica
Salve. 1t cured me of them for good
90 years ago" Cures every sore,
wound or abrasion. 25c at all drug
stores. t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

"SchoolmasterF Leever of Pittsburg
is the only pitcher in the BUSINESS,
who has been the champion twirler Of
Che National League for three years.
The Pirates COOL work carried him
to the front in 1901, 1903 aud lho5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
"MN Mife's Family"

That very successful and divertinc
Wife's Family, under the direction
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

What is there IN the ,Osler theory 7
Ed. Geers heads the lisi ~ winning
drivers, Jesse Burkctt at,l i;Iily Ham
ilton lead the New England lelguc III
batting, and Edward Payson Nra1on
walks from Portland to ChicpBq
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

As a. result of an election bet JOIN,
Mcintosh and William Hubbard are
riding horseback from Rome, y. y. tn
Chicago. The men expect to make
the trip In "a days, which Is slower
than Weston's walking record Per-
haps they are riding street car horses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
THE WORLD UF SPORT

ANNUAL six DAY BICYCLE RACE OPENS YORK Ar MIN
UTE PAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPENS IN SAME CITY To
NIGHTINGALE. PRINCETON TONIGHT WOMEN STU.
DENTS HOLD ATHLETIC MEET AT LELAND STANFORD, w.,
uNIvERslTY-NoTEs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
Willing 70 Show Her.

When Young man loves girl
more than tongue can tell he is al
ways ready and willing TO show her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

Buy a Piano for Christmas present
Whitiock, 1102 Washington avenue. /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

The boxing game is TO be resumed
IN Idaho. The first bout Will prab.
ably take place next month at Occur
dAlenc. with Maurice Thompson and
Louis Long as the principals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

The war between the National and
Interstate Polo leagues continues.
Both leagues are hustiing for stars.
which means good bushes IN the way
OF 500 a. week and upwards for the
players. Boston promoters would not
come across with the fancy salary aud
so the Hub will have .aos reller polo
this winter, ;, aas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

A Denver duck hunter recently re-
eciyed from friend the following
telegram: Come at once. Ducks as
thick as hair on u dogs back" When
the nimrod reached his destination
with a fully equipped hunting outfit
he found his friend the owner of a
Mexican hairless dog.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
MINERAL PEOP[
W0R X / HARD.
Important Meeting is Held in
Governor Swanscn's
Office.
Mr.. o. S. CLARK EMPLOYED
Will Decorate Building and In
stall Exhibits at Jamestown
Exposition.
Mr.. D. S. CLARK EMPLOYED

a meeting of the Executive and A.
nance Committees and also OF the
Building and Installation Committee
Of the Virginia Mineral and Timber
Exhibit Association was held In tho
Office OF Governor Swanson on We'd
nesday evening. lasting for some
hours. Those present were Governor
Swanson. president: General r. A..
Ayers. Big Stone Gap. vice. PRESIDENT;
Mr. B.. G. Banks, secretary; Capt w.
w. Baker. treasurer; and Mcssrs. w.
D. Duke, asslstant.to the president RI
& Z. r. r., chairman Of Exccu-
tive Committees; +. II. La Baum, OF
tho n. g. W. r. r., chairman Commit
tee Coal and Coke; NJ. v. Richards. A..
and I. agent Southern Railway, WASH
ington. d. c.; u. r.. Williams, chair
man Committee Slate, Soapstone, Ce.
ment. Granite. ETC., Richmond. Vail
w. White, Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. G. Z. Doyle, OF the G. &. o. was
detained and Mr.. J.. w. Ecklnan and
Mr. B. B. Buns, president Tug River
Lumber, Bristol. Va. Were also alb
sent.
The Building Committee was called
to order by Mr.. NJ. v. Richards acting
chairman on account OF the absence
OF Chairman W. j. Payne. Bids for
decorating ana experimenting the In
stallation OF the Virginia Mineral and
Timber Palace at the Jamestown Ex-
position were considered. and the
contract was awarded to Mr.. D. s.
Clark, OF Norfolk.S for $4,000. The
plans submitted by Mr.. Clark were
elaborate and spectacular, and this
will be one of the most beautiful and
magnificently decorated buildings on.
the Exposition Grounds. There will
be two elegantly furnished reception
rooms for ladies and gentlemen. with
all modern conveniences for members
OF the association and exhibitors to
entertain their friends during the Ex-
posit!on; handsome offices for the sec.
rotary and his assistants who will
have charge. with phone and telegraph
communications. All these Will add
greatly to the convenience OF mem.
bers while visiting the Exposition.
The association propose to make this
tho greatest States display that has
ever been made at any Exposition, and
want all the people 10 feel that there
Is room for every body.
Messrs. w. J.. Payne and W. w.
Baker, who have been tirelcss In heir
work for the mineral and timber cx-
hibit. closed the contract for deco
rating and Installing with Mr.. Clark
they having been appointed a commit
tee to look after this work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
ARE OPPOSED TO
EXTRA SESSION
Richmond Ministers Doubt Wis
dom Of Calling Special Meet
Of General Conference.

i y . o. & BY
A report cmanatng from Memphis.
Tenn, TO the effect that meeting Of the
Southern Methodist Conference will be
called for his spring, does not meet with
much favor in Methodist circles in Rich
mond.
Birmingham, Ala, elected three add-
tlonal bishops, although the College Of
bishops asked for only two. Tile gener-
al conference, which meets but once In
four years has the entire elective power,
and no action could be taken without
calling an extra session Of the body,
which many think would not be Justified
at this time. The origin of the rumor Is
ascrlbed by Richmond ministers to the
fact that the annual meeting OF the Bis
hops, which Is always held at Nashville,
Tenn, In May, has this year been called
by Bishop Wilson to meet late In March,
The duties of this annual meeting are to
assign the various bishops to the annual
state conferences ana plan tho work
for the year, Bishop Wilson expects to
Visit Japan and China, this spring. at
tending II conference Of missionaries In
japan In May, and looking after the mis-
sion interests Of the Methodist Church
In those countries, ano this may DO the
reason for calling the bishops together
two months earlier than Ia customary.
The matter was discussed at length at
tho meeting or the Methodist ministers
this week. and while no action was taken,
us none seemed to be called for still It
was the sense OF tho meeting that an
extra session0f tho Southern Conference
this spring would he an nnne cessnry eX-
pense, that no city had invited the con-
ference to meet In It, and that there We're
N sufficient number Of active bishops to
transact the business OF the church at
present ea hi tK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

The Woman's study Club OF Highland
Hprings VIII meet next Wednesday in
Library Hall. at 1870 o'clock and the
following Interesting program will be
rendered:
Roll call--Quo'ations from Virginia
writer's,
Great Men and Women OF Virginia."
Mrs, Annie Weeks.
/. Miss Mary =. Johnston" Miss Law
head,
Mental Wrinkles" Mss Maria yinal.
Protection Of Our Dumb Friends,
Miss Nellie Yinal.
Hostess" Mrs Mary JohennIng.
AS this viii he the regular monthly
meeting, q thll attendance Is urged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
ELKO ITEMS

j. y. Ripley has been transferred TO
koHbury, after having worked for sew
oral weeks at this place.
Miss Carrie Baker is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. Robert Durrett, OF
Fort Lee
Dick Atkisson was recently enter
tanned for several days by friends ana
relatives in I.aneXn.
Willie Hughes, Of Fort Ice, was Il
recent guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs, ". G. Baker we're
pleasantly entertained at the homo Of
their daughter, Mrs, Robert Durrett,
during tho past week,
George w. Bowery. who spent a few
days With his family. has returned to
his place Of business In Petersburg.
j. w, Reed and j. a. Wallace visited
IN Richmond during the past week,