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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-08
What Rates Will BE.

We are informed by the water
practically the amount of water that
Is used by a person for household
purposes and the water of the lawn
of one lot in the course of a year
THAI $50 cubic feet make practically
1000 gallons of water, and that the
basis of figuring the rate is on that
OF 10 cents per 1000 gallons. 1t
was the intention to have the me-
tiers read in gallons, but the manu-
facturers made the mistake of send
ing the wrong meters. The commit
tee states that the meters can be
easily read by any person and that it
will not be a difficult matter to keep
track OF the amount of water one is
using. The ordinance imposes a fiat
rate of So for $4,000 cubic feet, and
it is not to the interest of any CON
sumner to use less with the idea that
they are going to a money, as
that amount will have to be paid
for even only half of it is used. The
meter will be a saving to the city in
the waste of water, where it is al
lowed to run without any particular
benefit to the consumer. The cases
have been numerous in the past
where the hydrant was not turned
off through neglect and the water
permitted to run an indefinite pc
riod. With the meter on the resi-
dence the greater care and attention
will be paid to the indiscriminate use
of water.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-08
New Water Ordinance.

The new water ordinance was
placed on it's first reading and
passed. The ordinance is drawn in
view of the establishing of water me-
ters ON the premises of every CON
sumner of city water, and some new
provisions are injected which are a
llttle different than those in the for
mef ordinance. The person who CON
meets With the mains hereafter will
be required to extend a lead pipe
from the mains direct to the meter,
When formerly the lead pipe only
extended from the main to the lot
line. The most Interesting portion
OF the ordinance, of course, is what
is the water to cost the consumer.
The rates agreed upon by the water
committee and as We're read in the
ordinance are as follows: For the
first 10000 cubic feet of water the
rate is SIS, for each additional $50
cubic feet up to 10000 cubic feet
the rate is IL II cents per $50 cubic
feet; for each $50 cubic feet in ex-
cess of 100000 cubic feet to $4,000
cubic feet the rate is IL cents; for
water in excess of $4,000 cubic
feet the rate will be 10c e $50 Gu
bic feet. No water shall be supplied
amy consumer for less than SIS per
annum.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-08
Appointed Cemetery Sexton.

Appointed Cemetery Sexton.
Mayor Branson notified the coun-
Gil hat he had been trying to secure
a sexton for the cemetery for some
time, but found hat it was impossi-
Bile to secure a mar who would ac-
cept the place for the period of five
months at $50 a month and then
take his chances of earning enough
the rest of the year to pay him to
devote any time to the work. Mr..
Lehman appeared before the coun-
ell, as the mayors new appointee,
and stated that he would accept the
position if the time was extended to
ten months in the year at $50 per
month. There have been several
instances during the winter where
embarrassing delays followed at the
cemetery owing to some mistake
made in the location of a grave or a
mistake made in digging the grave,
and it was thought by the council
that this should be overcome by the
appointment of a man who coul6
always be relied upon to be present
when his services we're needed. The
time of the sexton, therefore, was
extended to ten months eacn yeaf.
Two applications for the free use
of the city hall, one by the Catllo-
lie ladies for their bazaar and one
by the Salvation Army for a Zig
hall committee.
The Home Guardians having
moved out of the city hall a motion
was made and carried hal tie city
hall committee arrange to furnish
the room with the necessary furni-
ture for the use of the mayor. 1t is
the intention of Mayor Branson to
have office hours in the r%,orning,
where he can be consulted on mat
tiers of business relating to The city.
His hours will be from 8 TO . O'Clock
each day.
The ordinance prohibitin tie en-
posing for sale, or the sale of oD-
scene or immoral publications, news
papers, prints, pictures or illustra-
lions was placed on it's second read
ing and was passed.
The resolution arranging for the
city election was presentec and
adopted, calling the election for
April 16. Four aldermen and four
members of the board of education
will be elected this spring.
Suit TO Enioin the City.
The city council was given notice
of a suit started by j. x. Smith, as
the representative of the Van lips
estate, to enjoin the city from fur
ther permitting the refuse from
flowing from the septic tank over
the land of the Van Fps estate. II
is the desire to have the refuse CON
Quoted through a sewer from the
tank. This is going to be quite d
problem for the city to solve, for
when the Van Fps estate takes such
action it is fair to presume that 9TH
ers will follow suit.
The reports of the city officers
We're read and accepted. The bills
against the city We're presented and
warrants ordered drawn for THEN
payment.
An adjournment was taken until
March IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Elko Items.

Jack Gill. Of Malvern Hill. visited
Providence Forge during the past week.
Miss Ella Baker has returned to
Richmond after a pleasant visit to
relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Cartwright Pendleton. ac-
icompanled by her little daughter
Edith, OF Baltimore after a lengthy
visit with her sisters. Mrs. Jerry
Smith, of Newport News, ard Mrs. Ma
sthaniel Godsey. of Morrison, IS now Wis
iting her brother, e. r. Cartwright.
Miss Evelyn Kahl is able to be out
after her recent illness.
. Clarence Pettet, OF windsor" stock
farm, has COW with three calves, all
marked alike.
Mrs. jerry Smith. OF Newport News,
Is spending some time with her broth
ler. Mr.. E. R. Cartwright. Her little
son, who has been very III. is with
her and the change will arobably be
beneficial.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fuqua and chill
dren, Of Richmond. are spending some
time with Mr.. Ned Fuqua.
Mrs E. j. Furman and little Edgar
Rossor Bowery, Mrs Maggie Johnson
and daughter. Miss Mary Johnson, Wis
tied In Richmond the latter part OF the
week.
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days arc ~ t.awrencev,ilc, VA, to visit
Mr. and Mrs MIchnels. parents OF tho

days ago for 1,awrcncevillc. Va 70 Vi isi
Mr. and Mrs. NtIchaels. parents or the
former.
4 Miss FLORENCE t'urran is the gusst o. the
Misses Alston of TwentS-second stree r.!.
3 Mrs Charles Ntnnchlc, of North iWehty
first street. Will leave In rev DAYS 70
Visit relatives In Baltimore. ~. ,,,,,,,.
fTletcher, Of 1wenty-frst street y, w, WIS
painfully bitten last Monday evening py
small pet dog belonging TO Mr.. John MOTIFS
is getting along nicely. ..,.,.,,
& G. II. White OF Newport News, visited
his brother H. w, White, of Twcnty-third
street, during The week.
Little Miss 3Celin seny, OF Fluvnnna county,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs Slater, OF rWeh-
Mr.. nianktenship, accompanied by by. q MS
niece, Miss reiin Messersmith,a Of Hunting
ton, w. Va. are the guests OF Mrs. sarah
Arnold OF 8Twenty.nrst Street:
Miss Lillian Wood gave de!lEhttul run
feast at Forest Hill Park a few evenings ,,,1
ago to n number or her young friends rhe
young people enjoyed themselves roaming
over the hill md taking IN the various
ia,htsements on the grounds. dc't,us
fruit supper was served at late hour. after
which the merry crowd returned home.
Those present were Misses, Knthl aen Scay,
Grace Wood, Ida Bentley, Jessie prnen,-
Edith Melton, Cassie Sutherland. lillian
Wood. Kate Drucn Mary Behzley, Kats
WinEheld.9 Maude Seay. Norman MCCARTHY,
Valerie Patterson. Hattie Seny; ale.,rs.
louis Washer, oseph Meredith. sydney Ed
wards, John Hitchcock, Clarence WHITE
james Wood. Shirley sutton. Leroy Nc
Carthy Welsh Powell and Willard Mrs.
Wood and Mrs, Patterson acted as chape-
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DECLARES KEYS
PROSECUTED i [ HIM
Young Richmond Man Brings
Suit Against Georgia In
= surance Agent.
houc roupr rnp MANAGES
ASKS COURT FOR DAMAGES.

& IN. NJ II,
Preliminary steps were taken in an
Unusual case in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday. when Thomas E.
Turner, a young man employed in the
Southern Express Office, in this city.
through his attorney, David Mead
White fled the advance papers neces-
sary to bring suit against Or. Howard
w. Keys. Of Georgia, for alleged defa-
nation OF character damages being
asked in the sum of $4,000,
The preliminary papers allege that
Mr. Turner and his father. j. r, Turner.
a citizen of Waycross. Ga. worked with
DR.. Keys in the life insurance business.
representing In certain parts OF Georgia
a reputable company. with headquarters
at Indianapolis, Ind.
Alleged Persecution.
The business relations between DR..
Keys and the Turner's becoming
strained and to a more or less extent
disagreeable, the Turner'S quit, and
Halter the younger Turner secured a
position with the Southern Express
Company, and In due time was trans
fcrred to this city, in the service Of
that company
Ever since he has been here. it is
alleged, DR.. Keys has been "persecut-
ling" him, and has in divers ways
sought to injure his character; hence
[ the suit.
The elder Turner, who, it seems, has
come all the way from Georgia to
stand by his son in the suit, is very
bitter against DR. Keys, and says he
does not understand why he has not
killed the man before now, except that
a kind Providence has controlled. him.
He claims that Or, Keys las written
numerous letters to people in Rich
mond trying to injure the character
4 of his son.. "A
A dispute as to the insurance BUSH
ness between the contendlng parties
has been decided. it is said against Dr..
Keys, and a Judgment has been enter-
!. ed against the latter%for something
4 over s300.
Tho answer of DR.. Keys Is yet to be
i fled Altogether the suit promises some
4 Interesting developments IL 1t ever
4 comes on for trial.
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Mayor Carlton Mccarthy. expects to
lreturn 70. ither9thone Nm JaGksonville.

Mayor Carlton Mccarthy, expects to
return to5:herFfhome In jacksonville.
Fla, this week.
Mrs. James r. Lamkin, OF No. 2003
Ivy Avenue, Is at Chester. Va, visiting
her brother. Mr.. George E. Rufiin.
Miss Bette Brodenham is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. BENJAMIN a. Ruff
fin, on Ivy Avenue.
Mrs James +. Walker and her
daughter Miss Jessie w. Walker from
Gallipols, Ohio willSbe the guests Of
Mrs. A. r. Mann on Hanover Avenue
this week.
Plymouth, N. c.. where they have been
Ivy Avenue. Is spending the summer
with his uncle. Mr.. r. E. Gill at Glen
ko," Glendale Post-Ofice, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus, Beriner and In
FAINT daughter, of No. 2203 Park Ave
nue., went with the Elks on their ex-
cursion to Philadelphia Mr.. Bernier
expects to return this week. but Mrs.
Bernier may remain awhile longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. simmons are
expected In Richmond this week from
Plymouth, y. c.. wher they have been
spending three or four months.
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New Bridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Boze, OF this vi
cinity. have gone to Philadelphia to
visit Mr.. w +. Funk and family
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Curtis and their
little son John have returned from
the exposition aftat a delightful trip.
Mr. Mandie Higgins has nearly COM
pletel his cottage near New Bridge
Church.
Mrs. George Higgins. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Cary Higgins, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. odell rendered their
young friends a very pleasant social
Friday night.
Mrs W. b. Grnbbs, Mrs, Walter Al
ilcn and little daughter Lena are now
at home. after n pleasant visit with
| Mrs. J. j. Boze, mother Of Mrs. Allen
and Mrs.Gru~!os.
| Mr.. William Oakley and family gave
4 a delightful picnic at the home OF their
/ daughter, who is on a large farm in
4 Chesterfield county.
Mrs. Lucy Needham is much improved
4 after her recent illness.
Miss Annie Berger, Of Cedar Brook
4 was recently entertained by her
4 friend, Miss I.ottie Rosebach at her
i home in Highland Springs
Mrs. Clara Raahe and son We're
pleasantly entertained by Misses !. and
A. Bentel at their home in Richmond
during the week
Mi IS Hannah Martin, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Gregory, has returned
from a pleasant trip TO Norfolk.
!, Mr. p. a. Berger, brother Of Mrs
Raabe, whose home Is now in Rich
mond has gone on a business trip /,
Philadelphia.
The friends of Mrs, Anra Smith i,
this section. viii be glad TO learn tina
t she Is improving after her illness dur
ing the past four weeks.
Mrs Morrison and chilalen. accom-
Fanind by her mother. Mrs. Sullivan. O
Richmond, together with her siste,
s Mrs. Hawkes. and family. of East Rich
n ,nond had Planned and prepared for
: mond, hal planned and prepared for
:, lovely picnic, and with + well file
p boxes and baskets Of choice edible
started out for Reservoir Park, BIZ
q had only gotten as far as East Rich
|. mond when the lcavy inwnpou,, {
J, rain cam eand prevented their coins
. The boxes and baskets We're rifed
y some extent, and the contents great
= enjoyed by friends of the pIcnickel
ID before they could either reach the
le destination or return home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
ENGAGED TO A WIDOW
WEEDS HER DAUGHTER
Elopes With F>ifteen-Year- Did
on Day Set for Marriage
to Mother.

CENTRAL CITY, NEB., July 2O.-
Because he eloped to Columbus with
ntteen-year-old Birdie Buchanan and
took her to wife there on the day set
for his marriage 10 the girls mother,
Mrs, Ida Buchanan, a widow; Herbert
C.. Stapleman, well-known business
man Of Central City, has been arrested.
Mrs. Buchanan sWore out the war
rant, alleging that to wed her daugh-
ter Stapleman represented that she
was eighteen years old.
<, The widow says she became engaged
to marry Stapleman, who is about her
own age, several months ago few
weeks ago. however, stapleman be-
came enamored Of his fancees attrao-
tive young daughter Tho elopement
followed on Thursday.
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nesday. July 24th, for the benefit Of the
Barton Heights volunteers. 1t will be held
on the tennis court between. Battery and
Roberts Streets on Barton Avenue
Miss julia Delarue. Of Ashland. va, IS
visiting Miss Lillian Eubank. of North Ave-
nue..
Miss Bertha NJ Swain of Bowling Green,
Va. who has been visiting Mrs. G. y. MOL
ley. of North Avenue. has returned home.
Mr.. George H. Ware. OF Lamb Avenue.
= Miss Ada Scott. who has been quite sick
at hor home In Virginia Avenue is able to
be out again.
Miss Louise tRamsdell. OF North Avenue,
has left for Chicago and Iowa. where she
will spend some time with relatives
Miss Ruby Davis. who has been visiting
Miss Ada Scott. OF Virginia Avenue, has re-
Mrs T. Crawford Redd, OF North Avenue.
has left for Lake saranac. y. Y, to spend
the summer.
Miss Mamie Bowie. Of Caroline county,
is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Jeter. OF
Ladies' Nile Road
Miss Elizabeth Porter Of Phlade!phia;,'
is visiting her son. Mr.. Robert Nc. Carroll.
Miss Barbara crovo OF Virginia Avenue, is
visiting relatives In Washington.
Miss Martha Black has left for Lynch
burg Va. to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley GIN. who have been
visiting relatives in Providence Force have
returned to their home.
Mrs. Richardson and children, OF Hamp-
ton. Va, the guests OF Mrs. G. 3. Pease'
ley. of Lamb Avenue.
Ing his uncle In Virginia Avenue, has re-
turned to his home In cordonsville.
Miss Jennie Wilson has left for her. ho,he
| In Charlotte after pleasant visit to friends
and relatives on Monteiro. Avenue
/ Misses Augusta and Queen Lemons who
have been attending the Jamestown Exposl
o cn Of Minor Street. have returned to thei,
/ home In Reidsville N. c.
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Lee District

Professor and Mrs. c. *, Francis. of
south Caroline; have gone to the Un
versity ofaN. hama, ILL.,, after a visit to
AIRS. J. M: Hillsn1an. No 1914 Ivy Ave-
Mr.. George S. Crenshaw and family.
o. No. 1925 Ivy Avenue left Wednes-
DAY Gay for few days trip to jamestown
Miss Beulah c. Robins. of No. 1924
Ivy Avenue. is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs ]. vergll Bar
rett,, IN Washington, D. G.
MRS. sylvan FHGuggenheimer and son,
panied by Mrs w. w. Timberlake. Of
No. 1905 Hanover Avenue and Miss
Lena Lockett left Tuesday afternoon
Tor Greenwood. Albemarle county.
m mnnf1 they & expect to remain for a
The lawn pffrry given BY some Of
the ladies of West End Christian
church last Thursday night. proved
OF refreshments, there was an addi-
tional attractive feature in the auto
mobile trips TO and from the Reser
Vo!r a handsome little sum for the
allied.
qHs aa :, T. M tV Anna spenysr from
huntington, Va, are spending sew
NO. 192i Hanover Avenue.
an. anq n ;rssi, q Sc. ssos PAX Avenue
I hero T Va afternoon for Waynes-
Of Mrs philips sister, Mrs. Charles
!. Ellison, for several months.
Mr.. Joseph y Pearsall, Of No. zoos
and friends at Goldsboro, ~ c., ant
vicinity, the LIST of August.
Mrs. Newton McNcigh, Of No. 1911;
Ivy Avenue, left TUESDAY afternoon t
e. W. Tapscott, at Warren, Albemarl
Mr., Mr, John nile Henry l. Jensen, OF No. 50
Norfolk, Va. last week.,
Mrs, Harry Houseman and infan
daughter, Elizabeth, of No, 2lo6 ~
A As, left Tuesday for covesvnl'
Va, TO be absent about two months.
Mr., and Mrs. W. Scott Hunt, OF NJ
2oo1 HANOVER Avenue, left Monday TO
Oxford, y. G. From there they wi
go on a visit 10 Mr.. Hunts mothe
Mr., and Mrs. r. E. Harlow, of NJ
1885, West Grace Street will leave tn
week on the Old Dominion Steamshi
Line for q visit 70 New York, on the
relnrn they viii stop al Jamestown.
Miss Irene Harris. OF No 1917 we!
Grace Street, left "Wednesday 10 Ms
realtivcs in Kew Kent county on h,
return 10 Richmond she viii so
AsneNil1e, ~ G" and spend this i,
tnainder Of the summer
Mr., and Mrs Beverly K Dudley
& three sons-i3eycrlY Roy Dudley Jof
Belle Dudley and Raymond Earl Du
lNy--gymnasium boys Of the y Nj
A., are spending some time at Can
Richmond, near Charlottesville.
II The, Misses Chambers and Miss A
ME Miller ana Messrs David al
81 Charles Chambers, of ksnansyille,
hi g.. and Misses Euia and Emma Powe
of Warsaw, y. C.. on their return frc
The Jamestown Exposition Will be t
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Pearsa
B3e or Ivy Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George ~. Libby, a
# Mr8and Mrs Luther Libby and !i&
daughter left Thursday for Jamt
town, stopping en- route AT Newpt
k News 10 VISIT Mr., and Mrs. Arthur
M Chase
Mr. and Mrs, Walter n. Cross, W
were married recently IN Washingt,
# p. C., nave returned from their bri'
trip. and are al home to their frier
al Mrs Virginia y. Lewis's. No II
36 Hanover Avenue.
l Mrs, Thomas r. Gibbon and child.
haze returned TO their hor1v, No. il
Ivy Avenue, from d Visit 70 Mrs Oh
Rely, in New York City.
Mrs. Ellis Grsnshaw and childr
who have been visiting her fatt
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as the guest OF Misses Edna and Ollie
Duval, OF South Washington Street.
Mr. Ted Cole has returned to this city
after an absence Of five years spent through
out the North and West. His many friends
are glad to welcome him back to his OLD
home
Mr.. Walford Robertson. who has been con-
f,ned to his home with severe illness for
the past month. is now able to be out again.
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Far West End.

Miss Josie Pollard and little, sister, Maude.
are the guests Of o.. friends and relatives In
Mr.. Louis Kerby, OF Baltimore. Nd. Is
spending several weeks as the guest Of ms
to business in this section.
Mr.. Joseph Anderson OF Petersburg, Va"
was recently the guest OF his mother on
Miss Florrie Bowles and Miss Nellie Fos-
ter, recently the guests OF Miss Sadie WIKI
inson. have returned to their home IN Hamp-
ton, Va. after q pleasant stay OF several
weeks.
Mrs. J.. Herbert Thompson is spending the
oahes Vas on' Mrs THOMPSON reeens under
went n very severe operation at the Memo
rial Hospital, from which she has not fully
recovered. and Is visiting tho mountains III
hopes of recuperating.
Miss Irene Moore is spending several weeks
here as the guest of Miss Marie Fr!ck Of
Miss dusse ralmors and Mas Pearl ,ealln WI! 4,
Mrs Budd!e Cochran Of Clay Street, re
Gently the guest OF friends in this section
has returned home after shor. STAY stay !,
with friends on Floyd Avenue. while her
Little Joe Thursion. the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T, Thurston, OF No 1914 Taylo,
Street. who was slightly hurt by being Kick
\ ed by n horse, Is Improving quite rapidly.
4 Miss Lottie Molen and Miss l3easie LedlS
have returned home after q short stay n
i Mr. Ollie j Ford. OF No. 1907 West Malr
4 Street, is spending some time in Allentown
4 Pa. visiting friends, Mr.. Ford will stop owe
u several days In Baltimore and Atlantic City
returning By the way of jamestown Exposi
\ ton, fs
Miss Lillian Godsey and mrs, Waite
llourt expect to leave during the cominl
week for weeks stay In Norfolk, Va.
I, Mr., Charles Robinson Is snenaing
mueh-needed vacation at Millboro sprinsa
Bath county, Va
Nj j, Herbert Thompson expects e lcsy
in Il few days for Goshen. Ma, to toin hi
wife ana two children who are stopping a
the Rockbridge Inn at that place, fE
q Miss Irene Mooreshas returned to her HON
Lin Norfolk Va. after pleasant stay Wit
friends in this section during the past tire
~ weeks. & aH
The Misses condrcY, Of Powhatan, Va
llhnSe returned home attc. a 2leagantS stn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr.. Charles Bnbcock. who has been visit
ing on Luck Avenue. has left for his home
in Charles City
Mr.. Henry Phillips, who has been visiting
here. has returned to his home In Raleigh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Miss Lillian Godsey and Mrs, Walter
Bourt expect to leave during the coming
MI, Charles I,iRobnson is spending q
much needed vacation at Milboro Springs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr.. Ollie j Ford. OF No. 1907 West Main
Street, is spending some time in Allentown,
Pa. Visiting friends, Mr.. Ford will stop over
several days in baltimore and Atlantic City
returning b. the way of jamestown Expos-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Misses Harry and Leila Myers, who have
been visiting Miss Norma Beverdge OF North
Avenue, have returned to their home in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Professor and Mrs c. X Francis. Of
South Carolina, have gone to the Uni
iVerslty Of .Nihana, ILL.,, after a visit to
Mrs j. M. .Hillsnlan. No. 1914 Ivy Ave-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Harvey Godfln. Of Monteiro Avenue who
has been visiting his cousin. Mr. Hay Tall
laferro, of Glen Allen, has returned to his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Captain Parsons, Of Woodstock" is
slowly improving, after his severe ILL
ness of the past week
Mrs Norvell moved Thursday TO the
cottage lately vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Madore on Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Miss Loretta DAWSON OF Barton Avenue
who recently graduated trained nurse
has left for Baltimore to take a course at
the Thomas Wilson Sanitarium at Mount
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

The Misses CondrcYs of Powhatar, Va.
,aSe retained home after 2leasant stay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Miss Louise Lawrence will leave this week
for the mountains Of Virginia, where she
Will spend the remainder OF the heated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr. and Mrs. w, G. OVERLY, of Virginia
Avenue, have left for King William to spend
a few days ut the home OF Mrs. W. l.. Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr.. George Fisner, OF Montelro Avenue
has left for New York on a business trip.
Professor W. A. Bowles, of Staunton. Va
who has been visiting his brother. Mr.. ]
r. Bowles. of Virginia Avenue. has returned
Miss Reata Flanagan who has been visit
Ing her grandmother, Mrs j. NJ. Flanagan
of Flanagans Mills, has returned to her