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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
z CLUB MEMBERS
WILL SOON MARRY
Interesting Announcements Made
at a Meeting Of the c. o. d.
Club Of Chatham.
MURDER CASES FOR TRIAL
Several on the Docket Of Pittsyl-
vania Court, Which Meets
Tomorrow.
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CHATHAM, VA, May 16.-The
Young Ladies' c. o. D. Club was very
delightfully."- entertained at the home
Of Mrs. William G. Miner by Miss
Edna Hunt on Wednesday afternoon
Having disposed of the regular busi-
ness of the club, delicious refreshments
were served. During the meeting Miss
Hunt announced the marriage of Miss
Henrietta Reynolds Watkins Gone OF
the clubs members) to Professor
Charles r. Warren. the nuptials to be
celebrated on the 18th OF June. Miss
Sarah Starbuck Jones. also member OF
the club, will be united in marriage to
Mr. Leon Jones, of Portsmouth, on
June 10th.
The irregular May term of Pittsyl-
vania County Circuit Court will con
vene on Monday. The most important
cases to be tried 1t the May term are
William Mclaughlin, for murder; Nat
Hairston, for numbering Jesse Hair
ston; w. C. Barber. for shooting man
by the name Of Hancock. The two first
are colored. The killing Of Hancock
by Barber occurred early in last Mo-
vember, since when Barber has been
out on bail. Barber claims that the
shooting was In self-defense. The most
important suit for trial Is that OF ]. G.
Roach against the Southern Railway
Company for $4,000 for injuries suo-
tanned by being struck by mall bag
thrown from rapidly moving train.
Roach was employed as operator at
Whittle's. four miles north OF this
place. when hurt &.
on Monday a temperance rally will
be held here, to be addressed by Or.
Bennett. ex-president Of the State An
ti-Saloon League.
Several farmers residing in the
neighborhood Of Vance. in the western
part of Pittsylvania. have recently re-
ceived might Rider" notices that the
1905 crop OF tobacco would be burned
unless pooled. The notices were m MAJ, =.
ed. and the recipients are inclined to
treat them with little consideration,
believing that the law-abiding citizens
OF that section will not stand for such
threats. In some sections the acreage
of tobacco Is larger than last year'
and In nearly every instance farmers
are we'll supplied with plants sum.
GENTLY large to plant their crop
democratic County Chairman p. >.
Reid has issued call for meeting "
the County Executive Committee, 70
be held here on Monday ior .ne pul
nose of fixing dates and plans tor
p 'a.,.s daiagates 70 the Roanoke con-
vention.
ST. 2Luke's Parochial and industrial!
School. colored. of this place, helu
their closing exercises IN the sehoo'
building Thursday and FRIDAY night
A we'll arranged program OF dlaios ues,
rotations. fan and military o,il.s We
eyecuted with much credit 10 poth pu
pills and instructors. ..,ods
Miss Mamie Blake Is visiting frienos
at Franklin Junction.
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EVENING AT BRooKwooD.
Mrs. HouEhton Entcrtuins in Honor of
Her Guests.
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KESWICK, VA, May ls.-"Brook
wood" the beautiful home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Houghton was the scene
of merry gathering on Friday night.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton enter
tanned in honor OF Mrs. Allen. of Chi
cago. and Mrs. Barclay, Of charleston.
S. c.. guests at "Brookwood." Mrs.
Houghton was assisted In receiving by
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Barclay. Mrs.
Houghton was handsomely gowned in
a light blue princess crepe de chine.
Mrs. Barclay wore magnificent Re-
naissance lace robe. while Mrs. Allen
was charmingly attired in an ivory
satin empire gown. The house was
elaborately decorated In ferns and
running vines. and MEMBERSHIPS or
chestra provided delightful dance mu-
sic for the evening The weather was
a. little dubious, but even this could
not cast gloom over so joyous an oc-
casion. Dancing was the order OF the
evening, and at IL o'clock delightful
Dutch supper" was served, with every
thing to make son of the Rather
land" happy, Including beer on tap. It
was the wee small hours before the
guests reluctantly took their depar-
ture. a.,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. board
man Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. sam MAJ
snail. Mrs. Charles Dickinson. Mrs.
Kate Dickinson, Mrs. Lewis, misses
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Money. MT.
and Mrs. Joslin, Mr.. and Mrs Craig
Mrs Shields, Mrs. Russell, Misses Ran
dolnh. Miss Tanner, Of Richmond; Mr..
Sam Caves. Mr.. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Panlin' Mr.. and Mrs. Bloome, Misses
Rankin' Miss Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Antronv Miss Grace Anthony, Mr..
Frank Randolph DR.. and Mrs rnur-
man. Miss Brooke Nelson, MT. GRAY
ford, Mr.. Boone, Mr.. Kenneth broMn;
Mr. and Mrs. George Macon, M. ~ a..u
Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. barclay NIP. -
MIR. and Mrs. Houghton.
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Virginia Weddings
.James-Purcell.
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LYNcHBURG. VA, May 1s.-The
home of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Purcell. GA Cabell Street.
was the scene of very quiet and
attractive marriage, when their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Lola Purcell. became Ine
bride of Mr.. Edward Jones. The par
Tor was decorated with evergreens.
potted plants and roses.
The bride and groom We're preceded
by Miss Grace Purcell. sister of the
Durham. of Durham. N. c.. best man.
The ring ceremony was impressively
performed by Rev. P. Bernard Hill
pastor of the bride. The bride wore
a Copenhagen blue travelling suit, with
hat and gloves to match. The brides
maid wore white organdie, princess
effect, with white gloves and large
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones boarded the
northbound train at 5:s5 for Meadville,
Pa. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. Jones, though born in England.
was reared in Troy, N. Y. The past
four years his home has been in Lynch
burg; He was employed with the Rich
past year. and is now employed with
Mick & Jones. in Meadville, Pa. he
Is held in high esteem by all who
know him. The bride is the third
daughter OF Mr.. John Thomas Pur-
rel. of Gloucester county, and has
resided in Lynchburg the past nine
years.
She Becomes Growers Bride.
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FLOYD. VA, May 1s.-About noon
Thursday. party of young people from
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AN EvENING OF "a:.'
rlea,ant Meeting of the CLUB WIN
Miss NIfller-Saltville News.

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sArTVII,LE, VA, May l6.-One OF
az socia1 events Of the week was the
meeting Of the "42" Club at the peau.
tiful country home OF MISS Oi'ehe
Miller. who resides about four mlles
from saltyille. The members OF -the
club arrived at Miss MIXERS al
o'clock on hay wagons, winch nao peea
so thoughtfully provided by the youns
men. The house was beautAl uiis NV
appropriately decorated LOT a =, oess'
sion in white and green. Two ue-
liphtful hours were spent In playing
rnrtv-two. and then the hostess, as
sisted by Miss Preston, served dell
cious course supper. Miss Lucy Gay
for the music instructress at the SAT-
vile graded school. delighted the
quests with several instrumental Sc
Those who attended were Misses
Lucy Clayton, Ada Miller Pearl shan
non Bessie Humphreys, Mary and sal
lie Harris, Evelyn Turner, Roperta
Preston, Charlotte Wise and mary
Saunders; Messrs. F. w. Gaver, i. =.
Hughes, j. L. Early. L. y. warren,
w. G. Buchanan, F. B. Henry, Robert
shannon. Fritz Zeisberg, G. T. Lee,
M. S. Hall, S. D. Preston, Henry Miller,
Allan Jennings and John Nye.
Dr. e. P. Turner, Of Isle of wight
county deputy grand master, !. y. y.
r. OF Virginia, has been here this week
and delivered lecture to the lodge,
which was in session Thursday night,
DR.. Turner is a brother-in-law OF MIR.
Henry Chapman. Of this place, where
he is stopping while in town.
George w. Wright, district grand
lecturer of the Masonic order, spent
two days here this week soliciting
donations for the new Masonic Tem-
| pie which the Masons expect to erect
| in the near future In the town OF Mar
lion, Va. Mr.. Wright met with mucl,
| success while here. His brethren re-
spond:d literally to the call. and the
full amount needed for the building
will it Is thought, be In hand softhe
work OF erecting the temple VIII begin
in the early summer. 8
Mr.. James Gemmell, who has been
timekeeper at the quarry Of the NJ. a.
| Works for several years, has resigned
his position, and Mr.. George -. Atkins,
of Atkins, Va, has been appointed as
his successor. This change took place
on the 18th instant
The Rev. Dabney Carson, of Bristol,
who has been assisting the Rev. j. 3.
Bittinger of the. Presbyterian Church
in meeting at Pleasant Grove, In
Rich Valley, returned home this Week.
Mr.. Carson reports the meeting a sue
cess and said there was "a great spirit
ual awakening in the community and
many We're added to the church.
A most delightful entertainment was
given here on Friday evening, May
Sth, by crowd of young people, who
came over from the neighboring town
of Chilhowie. They appeared In the
popular drama, "Rebecca's rlulnph."
There We're about twenty in the troupe
which was made up of the bright lads
and fair young lassies OF ChllloWle,
who were under the direction of Mr., j.
Walter Scott. of that town a large
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absolutely pure dslaon Of matted grain great being
oughy matted destroying germ and producing pdige
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paatabty freedom from substances render
it can be retained by the sensitive stomach
It typhoid malaria every form of stomach
trouble diseases of the throat and lungs and all rundown and weak
ened conditions Of the body 1t is prescribed by
everywhere.
Whkcy
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TO UNVElL MONUMENT
c,,..rnor swanson and senator Daniel to BE
wy = the Speakers
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LEEsBURG. VA, May 16.-ceohleue .sa..
me mortal services will be held mere on MY
2sth. at which time the Confederate 3moAu
merit. erected by the Clinton Hatcher camp
c. ". and the local CHAPTERS OF l IN honor
ana the ceenederate dead Of Loudoun county
The speakers ,tor the occasion he MatI Of
~ sons Of Veterans; Colonel Eamun No
Berkeley on behalf Of the yet nanie viii i
ths dwelling by Master Elijah Y White
grandson Of the late Colonel 70 y. WIS WIS.,
OF rS SoA sneaters Viii be introduced by Judge
g. II. Nicol of Manassas, va
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sIpyc Into New Hotel,

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IsEOKEE, LEE CO., VA May Ii
The Keol1ee Coal and Coke company
here are moving their furniture and
employees into their large, new, COM
moef!ous hotel building. ANS his new ee.
sheet. The situation is beautiful
one, and the mountain scenery is very
attractive and beautiful,
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Has Good Docket.

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WYTHEVILLE. VA, May 16-The
clerk of the Court of Appeals of this
place has had the docket for the en-
suing term. which opens on the I'd Of
June, printed. There are now forty
four cases. and probably one or two
Will be added before the term begins.
making about ten cases more than at
the last term here.
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! CARRIER VISITS GLEN BuRN1E.
s,,cnds tho Night With the Chickens AM
= - ~ Takes His Leave,

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PALMYRA, VA, May LEA carrier pigeon
came to the Glen Burnie poultry va rds on
Monday about 10 o'clock, and after 1 4Mrs
fed rested in tree for seyera! hours ours D ond
Ing the afternoon he walked around ana
made nj friends With the ducks and. chickens
and went to roost with them, but the n tSe
morning he was up and away petore the
first feeding time. .,
I On the left leg he bore ring Win me
inscription, ~. Z.-5S54s" and on MS riEnt
marked ana a very tame bird,
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at the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. v. Mitchell, Rev. H. c.
Neal. uncle Of the bride. performing
the ceremony.
The bride is an attractive young lady
of the town Of Saltville. while the
groom is a prosperous young business
man Of East Tennessee.
A large crowd was present to wit
ness the ceremony and many congratu-
lations were showered upon them. They
were the recipients OF many beautiful
and costly presents After the cere-
mony the bridal party took the even
ing train over the Norfolk and West
ern for an extended bridal tour. The
young couple will make their future
home at Laurel Bloomery, Tenn.
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RESTFUL SLEEP RESTORED
Mrs. p. r. Southland, q
Waodmere, L. l., who was
a nervous wreck, and could
neither eat nor sleep, was
completely restored to
health by Duffy's Pure Malt.
Whisky.

In recent interview Mrs. Southland
said: Il can certainly say your tonic.
stinulant, Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky
has been great benefit to me. | was
weak, nervous, could not sleep and was
troubled with loss Of appetite.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskcy was
recommended to me by friends. took
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and better in every way, can sleep and
my appetite is much improved.
81 write you this, as ! thought it was
my duty to let you know what your
great medicinal Malt Whiskey has
done for me.
Thousands Of cases like that Of Mrs.
Southland have been cured during the
past fifty years, since Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey was discovered.
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BIG STONE GAP, VA, May 16.-At
Pineville. KY, on Saturday, Robert
Dabney Morrison, of this place. and
Mrs. Eula Young Berrisford, of Ewing,
Va, were married by Rev. Josiah Goo
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Young, of Lee county, and
is very popular among large circle
of friends Mr.. Morrison. who was
formerly of Lynchburg. has been dis
trict agent of the South Atlantic Life
Insurance Company. of Richmond. for
some time. They will reside here.
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crowd turned out to see the play. and
all that were present expressed their
pleasure at being able to attend.
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Avenue. right near the business sec
ton OF the town. The old academy
was established in January. 1908. and
for the past century has served as an
educational centre.
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rerry.s Fork. some miles from this

Terry's Fork, some miles from this
place, drove UP to the clerks office
and asked that marriage license be
issued for one of their number; as the
twenty zone years, the young man be-
ing eighteen, and the young lady six
teen. the usual formalities We're re-
CURED by the obliging and handsome
deputy, after which certificates We're
produced from the parents of both, and
the license granted.
The party repaired to the hotel. and
after enjoying dinner. asked for the
nearest minister. One of the boarders,
acting as master Of ceremonies and
procuring one. Rev. j. *. Harris, of
the Presbyterian Church. soon appear
ed and the knot was tied in the pres
ence of a large crowd who had gath
cred to see the same.
The bride is a sweet looking country
girl, Miss Flora Iddlngs. while the
groom is substantial country boy
by the. name of Grover Cleveland Light.
The party was accompanied by Misses
Martha Iddings, Bertha Light and Alice
Vest, and A. c. Gearheart. Harvey
johnson and Alonzo Lawrence.
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CREWE, VA. May 16.-Miss Estelle
PheniX and Mr. Walter Gordon left
for Bristol Thursday evening" and were
married in that city by Rev. L. E.
Scott formerly pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church here. The bride is the
second daughter of Mrs. Cora Phenix.
She is greatly admired among her cir
Gle Of friends. Mr. Gordon Is quite
popular. On their return they stop
over with the groom's relatives at For
est, after which they make their home
in Crave
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Roblnson-,IitchelIs

RObinson-1Iitcheus
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SALTVILLE, VA, May 1S.-JIh S.
Robinson, of Laurel BloomOs1, Tenn,
and Miss LYDIA c. Mitchell. of Saltville,
were married on Thursday, May 18th,
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MAY BUILD HIGH SCHOOL. s5 i
ON ANN SMITH ACADEMY SITE

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IIlXINGTCN, VA. May ia propo-
sition has ben accented by the LeXing-
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ell, who has been
uarry of the NJ. A.
years. has resigned
George T. Atkins,
been appointed as
change took place
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Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus l am little
girl. l go to the Cemetery School
every day. am eight years old. l
am in the second A grade. I want
you to please bring me sleeping
doll and doll bed and a doll trunk and
some chairs and some candies and
oranges. l have been good little
girl. Don't forget grandma.
Your little girl
SAM ELLA HOWSE.
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Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: l am very lit
tie boy, 10 years old. am in the
third B grade. l go to school every
day. l wish you would please bring
me a bullet gun, a football, horn, a
drum, billy boat and wagon San
ia, please bring me some fireworks
and some candy and nuts. Bye-bye.
Don't forget my mamma, my sisters
and dear grandma, also my little
brother. Your little boy,
w. B. HUGLlE.
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Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908,
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
girl just nine years old and going to
school every day and have good les
sons. l am in the third B grade.
Please bring me doll and a doll
bed. Be sure the doll you bring me
can open and shut her eyes, and a
little stove, too, and bring me some
candy. Bring mamma and teacher
something, too. So I will close. Good
bye. From RONER AREN'T.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec 16, 1908.
My Dear Santa Claus: l am a lit
tie girl only eight years old. First l
want a Negro doll and a doll trunk
and box handkerchiefs and a
postcard albam, some nuts and candy
and pair of shoes and pair of
stockings, book satchel, box of
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Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908.

Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a very
little girl just eight years old, and
| want you to bring me slate and a
pencil. l go to school every day and
am in the first grade. want a tab
let and a lead pencil. Please bring
me a little basket to carry dinner
to school in, and don't forget my lit
tie brother Please bring him rat
tie. Now | will close. From
HATTIE X. RUCKER.
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Murfreesboro, Tenn Dec. 8, 1908
Dear Santa: l am little boy nine
years old. | go to school every day.
l am in the third B grade. Please
bring me double-barrel rife and a
tricycle. and a cap. And don't forget
the fireworks, candies, bananas, or
anges and nuts. Please don't forget
my little brother. Bring him some
thing nice. Your little boy,
JIMMIE D. WILLIAMS.
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SANDIE II. HUGLE.
Murfreesboro, Ten, Dec. 9, 1908.

MurfreesbOro, Ten, Dec. 9, 1908.
l thought l would write to you to
let you know how I have been. 1
have been a nice little boy. | am
only six years old and want you to
bring me something nice for Christ
mas. l want a little 10Y gun and
some fireworks and a little wagon to
ride in. Dear Santa, this is all
want now. | will close my letter. l
live on Manson pike
JOHN FREDDIE WOODSON.
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MurfreesborO, Tenn, Dec. s, tJ)S.
Dear Santa Claus: l am little
girl nine years old. go to school
every day. am in the second A
grade. want you to please bring
me a large doll and little doll
trunk and a doll machine and an or
gan. Don't forget to bring some
candies, nuts and bananas. Don't
forget my little sister and brother.
Your little girl,
ROBERTA FUCKER.
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Brentwood Tenn.

Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec s, 1908.
Dear Old Santa: l am little girl
just five years old, in the first grade
and want you to please bring me a
doll that will go to sleep and little
bed for her to sleep on and orange,
bananas, nuts and fireworks. Please
don't forget my little cousin. Please
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Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: | am a little
boy nine years old. go to school
every day. l am in the third B..
grade. I want you to please bring
me a billy goat and wagon and a
little rifle and lot of fireworks. Don't
forget to bring me at lot of candies,
bananas, oranges and everything
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Murfreesboro Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: l am a very lit
tie boy, just five Years old, and
want you to bring me a little wagon
and a little airgun. Please bring me
all kinds of fireworks and don't for
get my brother. Bring him little
gun, too, and all the fireworks you
can find. So l will close. From a
very little boy,
SANnnE TT JTTCT n
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Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: 1 am little
girl twelve years old. go to school
every day. 1 am in the third A
grade. l want you to please bring
me a doll and doll dishes, and a lit
tie doll bed and carriage and please
bring me some oranges, candy, nuts
and bananas, and don't forget my
little sisters and brothers. Your lit
tic ADA QUARLES.
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Lewisburg, Tenn, Dec. Is.
NOBLE STIR

Low IoUUI5 3, 0IIH', DOO' IO'
Dear Santa: l am a little boy
four years old. live on Vernon ave-
nue.. want you to bring me rocky
horse and a teddy bear, oranges, ap-
pies, candy and nuts. Don't forget
mamma and papa. want you to
come to see Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. l
will try to be a good boy.
MILDRED HANSON DAVIS.
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S25 Vernon avenue,

Dear Santa Claus: l have been
good little girl. Please bring me a
doll, doll buggy, set of dishes, cook
ing stove, dashboard, tub and two
irons to iron my doll clothes, and
don't forget my little brothers, Leon
ard and Theodore.
Little ANNIE MAI DUNSON.
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Lewisburg, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908.

Lewisburg, Tenn, Dec 10, 1908.
Dear Santa: l am a little girl
seven years old. l want you to bring
me a stove and set of dishes. Bring
me some candy, raisons, apples and
oranges. Don't forget my little sis
tiers and brothers. Santa, don't for
get Aunt Lizzie Mcbride. She lives
in North Nashville, 1923 Spruce
street.
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Dear Old Kris: / VIII write you a
few lines to let you know what / want
for Xmas. Please bring me a fur
rf, doll, box of handkerchiefs,
y, apples, oranges, figs, dates,
lifend all kinds of nuts. Don't
and
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DOVIE PATTONaEh

Dear Santa Here come agai3.r Il
am in the second grade in music
don't want very much. I want ltBLEae'
white teddy bear with bow of IasbvwSay
ribbon around its neck. Bring ! rt)
poodle dog so l can name it Mr11o
gins. Don't forget sister and my
friend, Maggie Anderson. She wants e
a red coat. Be sure and come. an)
Yours, AGNES MAFiiN. .ging