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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29
HAS ABANDONED
NATIONAL TICKET.
Hadley Makes a Desperate Effort to
Defeat the Democratic Nominee
for Governor.
St. Louis, October 2e. 1908.
To the Democrats of Missouri:

To the Democrats of Missouri:
One of the most important cam
paigns ever fought in Missouri is
drawing to close. At the outset
the Republican candidate for gov
ernor abandoned his party princip-
les, and had made his whole cam
paign an effort to get the vote of
some discontented Democrats. He
has now abandoned his national
ticket and even his associates on
the state ticket, and from head
quarters in St. Louis, controlled by
chairman personally selected by
him, and a secretary who is his
official assistant, word has gone out
to the committeeman in every pre-
cinct in the state that each must in
some way get ten Democratic votes
for Hadley. There are more than
twenty-five hundred precincts in
Missouri so that this message con-
cedes the fact that today the Re
publican ticket is defeated by
fifty thousand majority and that
twenty-five thousand votes must be
changed to elect Hadley.
The Democrats have only to
stand by their flag on next Tuesday
to gain the greatest victory ever
won in this state. Ali indications
point to landslide for our National
ticket. There is no state west of
the Mississippi river today that can
! be safely counted in the Republican
column. New York, Indiana and
West Virginia are surely Democratic
and even partisan papers concede
the election of a Democratic gov
ernor of Illinois, Minnesota and
Ohio, and yet the Republicans must
claim these states for the National
ticket, or else admit the defeat that
surely faces them. Without regard
to former party affiliations, the lab
oring men of the United States will
cast almost a solid vote for Mr..
Bryan, and this alone insures his
election.
Let every Democrat in Missouri
see to it that he does his part. that
he may have his share in the re-
joicing that will follow the glorious
victory that We shall win next
Tuesday. Go to the polls and give
to our state ticket the majority it so
justlydeserves, and put Missouri in
the front ranks of that column of
great states that this year are rally
ing to the Democratic standard.
HARRY M. RUBEY,
Chairman.
F.M. McDAVID,
ED. T. 0REAR,
CAMPBELL WELLS,
| W. D. VANDIVER.
F. NJ ESTES,
Executive committee of the State
| Democratic Committee.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29
Vote for Human Liberty and Human Rights

Holy Bosary choir and X. of c.
band will be in attendance.
The blessing of the bell at Hun
newell will take place Saturday at
10 a. m. with mass, sermon and
Benediction.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
Of Farmers, For Farmers and Per-
tanning to Farmers.
For Sale

DuCho' lldIly "a hCNullllC'
Strayed from M. X. & 7. Depot
Monroe City two white face steer
calves, swallow fork in left ears
foreman, Shelbyville, Mo.
IL Owen sold one of his fancy
Poland China boars to Ed Pepper
sof near Warren.
IT Spalding has drilled a dandy
good well for G, w Stubblefield. 1t
is 81 feet deep and a good supply
of water.
j H (Tip) McClintic shipped 8
car load of his fat cattle Sunday.
Buckman Bros shipped 6 car
load of their fancy cattle Sunday.
Saddlers.
DR. S Maddox and RI Young
have been to the farmers breeding
barns at Mt Sterling, KY, and re-
turned with 2 brood mares and a
colts out of the best saddle stock of
"Old Kentucky" They in making
their selections guarded against
getting any two of the same strein
of blood, for they were wanted for
breeding purposes.
John L Owen sent 16 head of
beeves to the Bluff City market
Monday. And has bought 4 head
from John Gosney, M Getsenberg /,
CO Ellis 2. Mr. Bottsler 1.
Henry burst went to St Joseph
Monday, to buy 2 cars of first class
yearlings. And if he could not find
them there, he intended to 90 on
to Omaha and see the market
there.
WD Smallwood shipped a fancy
Berkshire SOW to the "Kinlock
Farm" at Kirksville, to be entered
in the registered Berkshire sales.
Corn Show.
1t has been suggested by some
of the farmers the Farmers and
Democrats corn show be post-pon-
ed. They think the farmers have
not had time to select their seed
corn, therefore not their exhibit
corn and of course we cheerfully
comply with suggestion and will
give final date in next issue of the
Monroe City Democrat.
W H (Hop) Lilly has decided to
move to Oklahoma, therefore will
have a public sale at the Geo See
farm 2 miles south of Warren and
8 miles north of Monroe City,
Thursday Nov. S. 1908. 2 good
mares one bred to Jack and one to
draft horse, / brown mare and l
draft colt, 2 extra milch cows. IS
native ewes. SOW and 7 shoats. a
lot of farm implements. Flexible
Shaft Company shearing machine,
8 stands of bees, S doz chickens
and a lot of household ard kitchen
furniture. Col James San6ifer will
cry the sale.
Hayden & Yates sold % weaving
mules to FIJI Hagan g. Bro and have
bought 2 mules and horse from
Proctor g. Son. l horse from MI
Thurman, mule from NJ Dye and
2mules from C Tewell.
w H Handley has bought a mule
from Nick Griffith.
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date oi
paper.
Cattle. ....,...'''''.'.'''.' $S.OOI 6.U
Hogs Heavy".."..,""... 3.20si 5.2t
Hogs Lght..........,............ 81.
Sheen. D.................,...... ZUU y 3.5t
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29
Little Babes.

The Stork has visited N. Finch's
home and left 1S-pound girl for
him to rejoice over.
And there is bouncing William
Jennings Bryan Dimmitt. the jewel
of all Jim's jewels.
For the first time the sporty old
bird has visited the home of J. X.
Alexander and left a 10-pOund boy
as a souvenir.
News comes from Spokane,
Wash, that a fine boy has been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Heaton.
Mrs. Heaton win be remembered
here az Miss Clara PierSoL
Monroe Flour Is absolutely Guar
II - =
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29

OllpIllelltS lOr week 8OO0. II
McClintic 8 cars of cattle; Buckman
Bros 6 cars of cattle; C Underhill 1
car cattle; Barger and McClintic q
cars of hogs; DR. T and F D Proctor
1 car Angora goats; Monroe Milling
Co 2 cars of flour; D D Nelson 1
car mine props; Henderson & Son
rs cases eggs, 5000 lbs dressed
poultry. Total "a cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly at g
a. m. Each Wednesday.
A Change.

ing services in the churches have
been changed from 7:30 to y
o'clock.
Rev. J. E. Travis of Rensselaer,,
was with Monroe friends Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. E. McNair attended the
State Synod of the Presbyterian
church at St. Joseph yesterday.
Rev. Fl. T. Cusack of Morrison
vile, ILL.,, has been visiting relatives
at Indian Creek.
Rev. Fr. T. Mullen was with St.
Louis friends the latter part of last
week.
Rev. F. Hixson went to Hanni-
bal last Friday to spend several
days with his SONS, B. E. and R. L.
Hixson.
Rev. Phillip Ruth of Emden, has
been with Monroe friends.
Rev. L. V. Edwards of Cameron,
was in the city Saturday enroute
home from Warren where he had
held proTacted meeting with the
Baptist church which resulted in
seven baptisms.
Rev. M. F. Grove filled appoint
ments with the Shelbina Methodist
church Sunday for Rev. j. N. Boyd,
who has been assisting in a pro-
tracted meeting at the Methodist
church in this city.
Rev. John Cunningham conduct
ed services at Hunnewell Sunday.
Rev. j. M. Bailey returned Mon
day from Emerson where he had
conducted a protracted meeting
which resulted in 8 confessions.
PRESBYTERIAN
Regular services Sunday by the
Pastor, and Sunday School at the
usual hour.
METHODIST
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
10:45 a. m. preaching.
$50 p. m. Junior League.
| $50 p. m. Senior League Cor one
hour before preaching)
7:30 p. IN. Preaching Ito change
with season.)
W. F. M. Society. first Friday
each month.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening.
CHRISTIAN
Bible School at 9:45. Let each
member be in his place on time
that we may have good school.
Sermon at II a. m. Christian
Endeavor at 6 p. m.
All are invited to be present at
these services.
The Auxiliary to the C. w. b. M.
will meet on Thursday of next
instead of Wednesday. Mrs. Hand
Hey will be hostess and Mre. Pat
tersOn leader.
The Senior Endeavor Society will
hold an open session at 8 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. All cordially
Invited
! FIRST BAPTIST
Regular services by the Pastor
4 Sunday. 81
HOLY ROSARY
The blessing Of the bell will TAX
place at Brush Greek Sunday at II
q. m.
I A weeks mission will be openet
by Father Henry c. S. S. r. tn
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29

Monroe Flour Is absolutely Guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-10-29

Executive committee of
Democratic Committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
CHIEFS TO BE
INVITED TO MEET HERE
Chief Reynolds Leaves Sunday For
Detroit to Attend Annual
Convention.

Chief OF Police John W. Reynolds
win leave Sunday for Detroit, Mich
gan, where he will attend the animal
convs Of the International Assoc
ciatiO of Chiefs of Police, which con.
venes there on Tuesday. Jun" ,. Th"
chiefs of Noxfolk. richmond. Lynch.
burg and other Virginia cities also
will attend the convention, which con
tinueS for week
Chief Reynolds viii invit" the aS.
SCciatiOn TO hold is convention in
Newport News in 1905? but owing to
the fact that tn chiefs met at the
jamestown Exposition last summer,
II Is not thought likely that the invi
tatiOn will be accepted. TIL" chief
expects to deriv" a Great deal Of hen".
fit from the cOnv, ntinn. Methods of
running down criminals Of all claSSPS
will be discussed 1T length during
the meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
DEMOCRATS OF WARWICK
HOLD THEIR CONVENTION
Bryan is Endorsed. But Delegates
Curtis ard Madison Go
Uninstructcd.

The Democrats Of Warwick comfy
held a CCnvrnii'm 1t Warwick court
house yeSterda! and elected County
Tr, asurer s. Curtis and CHIEF Of
polio" II. f.. Ma,isou. Of Blntlh"lh.
AS delegates TO ~" stat" Democratic
convention to b. held in Rorn1 kc NEXT
month The convention "ndDrS, Il
William Jennings Rr\ III for tn" pr".i
dency. but the Delegates 90 to Roa
noke minStruct"d. Each dcl""at"
was empowered with Il one half Vet !
and was given H." right to name his
alternate.
About Is of tie leading Democrats
Of the county attended tn" COnV"niiCn
and everything went of Smonthly.
County TREASURE Curtis waI elected
permanent chairman ANA Mr.. c. 4.
Hubbard was md" the permanent
secretary. justice IF the Peace Henry
l.. Jones, of Blnutfi"ld and his "StaM."
attended the convention MAX Ing til"
trip FREQ RlnGhffld in an automobile.
The convention unanim0u ;ly ,ud0rS-
ed Judge r. F.. Mntarn?. Of Hampton.
as one OF the electors from this dis.
trict.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
LOCAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
wORkERS AMONG SPEAKERS
A1eesrs. Dewitt Crane and c. W..
eaines to Address Norfolk
: Association.

The annual meeting of the Norfolk
City Sunday School Association will
be held next Sunday afternoon at the
Epworth Methodist Church.
Mr.. Dewitt Crane. superintendent
Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school of this city will he one of the
speakers. The subject assigned Mr..
Crane Is .The Advantages Of Organic
ed Sunday School Work" Mr.. Crane
Al chairman Of the executive commit
tee of the Virginia State Sunday
School Association and Is in close
toach with organized Sunday school
Woek in Virginia and elsewhere. and
hie address will r'"y btless be timely
and Instructive. Mr.. G.. W. Baines,
also Of this city. secretary 81 the Wiz
Rjnia Sunday School Association. will
he another Of the speakers n the Nor
folk association meeting. tn" sub
Sect Of Mr.. Raines' address will be
ssTee Sunday School Problem in Nir'
9juta." Probably no one in Virginia
- ouite so well informed relative "a
the actual conditions q the Sunday
school and church work Of the nine
teen white protestant denominations
Represented in The stale as Mr.. i'aincs,
This address is illustrated nv series
AZ charts pr"par'd expressly for the
purpose. and has received the highest
commendafion OF Sunday school peo
NE whenever presented.
II Is expect ID that this meeting will
&e the largest in the history "f the
Norfolk Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Enormous Railroad Damage

GALVESTON. TEX. May 2S. - To
tine raiiruads the pr snt floods are
the most disastrous In the history OF
Tcxas. The railroads estimate their
damage n, between ten and twelve
million dollars. The estimated amount
Of track washed away is 400 miles.
Thirty bridges have been destroyed
and three damag d.
Orders for Two million new ties
and iiysi million feet Of bridge timber
and Asa tons of bridge metal have
been niaccj.
Fifteen locomotives were wrecked
and thirty-nine damaged. while 20"
# light cars wsre damaged.
Freight dcpotC, roundhouses and car
shops suffered damage aggregatinS
over 81 .oeo.0eo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
DllIa and Jones Mn be Support
d Tor Election as Delegates
al Large.
iar one OPPOSES POSITION
=. C. Powell, OF Third Ward, Declines
20 Commit Himself for Primary
Syster-E. !. Ford Endorsed For
Delegate to Denver. and E. (. Mon
taoue for eiector

Newport News delegates 10 IN"
State Democratic convention, 10 Dc
held In Roanoke on 1un" II. last hiSh'
adopted q resolution offered BY Mr..
Allan ID. Jones. 10 cast Their Vo'eS l"r
an Instructed delegation from Nlrsl
mia for william Jennings Bryan, ana
to vote for Senator John W. Daniel
and Congressman William a. Jones'
as two of the delegates Al large from
Virginia TO the Denver cCnv' nti"h,
With the exception of Mr.. +. {. POW
ell. all the delegates decided to 'o'e
for the primary plan of choosing Inc
Democratic nominees for municipal,
state and national officers. Mr.. Pow
ell said be did not care 10 be tied 10
the primary plan.
The delegates met in tn" Office OF
City Treasurer j. NJ. Curtis and or
RAnized, electing Mr.. Curtis as chair
man and Mr.. f. l. Ford AS secrs 'ary.
Those present were: Messrs. Thomas
Stearnes, f. W. Mist"ad. Allan ID.
Jones, J. d. G. Brown, n. !. Rayheid.
II. 8. Powell. Il. Morgan. r. Lee Davis.
]. M. Curtis. r. A. Fowler and T.. !.
Ford. Massrs. .Blick aud Petzold,
OF the Third ward. and Sihl"y. OF tn"
First ward were absent,
II was decided to recommend TO
the State convention the election of
Mr.. f. |. Ford aS a delegate from the
First district to tn Denver Convcn-
ton. The delegates also decided
to propose the name Of Judge f. f.
Montague. of Hampton. az an elec'or
from the First District. Mr.. Louis A.
NcMurran was empowered - the de-
legation to act rs alternate for any
local delegate who does not attend
the convention and does not send
An alternate.
The Newport News. Hampton and
Warwick county delegates to the
state convention win leave this city
for Roanoke over the Chesapeake 4
Ohio Railway at 5:25 o'clock on tho
evening of June 10. From Richmond
they win make the trip to Roanoke
over the Norfolk & Western Railway.
The fourteen delegates have half
q vote each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
HAPPY WOMEN.
Plenty Of Them In Newport News, and
Good Reason for it.

Good Reason for it.
wouldn't any woman he happy.
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery. nights Of unrest.
The distress of urinary troubles.
Sh" finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Newport News
reader should suffer in the face Of evi,
dcnce like this:
Mrs. f. S. Fowlkcs living at 3t2.
Twenty sixth street, Newport News.
Va, says: Il can recommend Doan S
Kidney Pills as Il fine remedy for kid
n"y trouble used them and they
gave me the best of results. For some
time my back panied me and my kid
nryS gave me Il great deal of annoy
ancc. used 4 great many remedies
but did not succeed. in finding relief
My attention was finally drawn to
Doan'S Kidney Pills and seeing testi-
mGiIialS Of others who had used them
for the same complaints with salts
factory results, | procured Il box at
a. r.. G Klors drug store. was cured
and since that time have been en- joy
ing good health.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Fost"- Milhurn Co.. I'ufIalo.
New York. sol" agents for the United
States
Hcm"mhrr the NAME Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Prominently Mentioned as Prob.
able Chief Of Engineering Bureau.
OFFICE 10 &c FILLED SHORTLY
There are Six Active Candidates for
the High Position, and the inspector
Ct Machinery at shipyard is Re-
garded as Having Excellent Chance.

Captain George b. Ransom, u. 5.
n. inSp. ctor Of machinery and sen
iOr naval officer al the local ship
yard. is tomin"ntly mentioned in
connection with the office of engi
neerin- chief and chief OF the bureau
Of engineering in the navy depart
ment.
Captain Ransom is a popular officer
with splendid record, and il is un.
derStond that he has an excellent
chance Of receiving III" appointment.
Since coming hire to succeed Rear
Admiral Inch about two years ago.
Captain Ransom has made many
friends and admirers, all Of whom
will be- pleased ana gratiiied If he is
made chief of the engine. ring bu-
r,au.
Captain RansOm'S ability and re-
cord are NOT unknown quantities in
naval circles. The following article
from The Washington Herald gives
som interesting facts about him:
There ar" six active candidates
for tn" position Of engine r in-chief
and chief of bureau OF engineering
mad vacant by the death Of Rear Ad
miral Rae. These are: Capts. Oster
house. George b. Ransom, r. s. Grf
fin. A. Dickson. K. ". carton. and
John r. Edwards. All are engineers
except the first named II is believed
k,.,
fall upon Capt. Ransom, now inspec-
tor Of machinery at Newport y, VS.
He has Il notably good record. Ill"
was graduated from the advance
course in the OsweGo On. " Norma!
and Training school in 1869, and was
employed in the Office of the chief
engineer Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad. lS70.lS71. lie
graduated No. in the class of cadet
engineers from tn" United States Ma
val Academy in 1874, and received the
degree of b. G. +. in course from the
University of Wisconsin-in 1891.
Captain Ransom has had fourteen
years and seven months sea service
on board United States mcn-of- war
in commission, and nineteen cars and
ten months shore duty, the latter Gov.
, rring two details Of three years each
as instructor In steam engineering in
the Naval Academy and the Universe
~ OF Wisconsin. six years duty head
Of department of steam engineering
In the Portsmouth, y. H., and Mare
Island. Cal, navy yards. and one year
and five months as inspector of ma
chinery Mt the works of the Newport
News Ship building & Dry Dock Com
panv.
Gle was chief engineer of the u. s.
s Boston for one year. 1S97-iS9S: OF
the U. s. s. Concord during the int
tie of Manila Bay on May I. 1898:
of the Boston again for short period.
and of the U. s. s. Baltimore after
iward-performing duty for part or
that cruise as first engineer. While
attached to the Boston fer the sec
ond time. that ship was engaged in
the operations resulting in the occu-
patton of Uoilo In 1899 He has per
formed important engineering duty in
connection with every naval vessel
engaged in the battle OF Manila Bay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
MOORE CASE PR0BiBlY
WILL 60 TO JURY TODAY
0VssusjM Closed a. Noon Yesterday
nd Evidence For Ocfense IS
0eirq Heard.

The case Of andrew J. More ag5ins'
f1e Citizens Raiiwsv. LIGHT and Pow
e. Cpmpsny. which has bcrn IN trial
. the Corporati0n Court 'or 'h' ras'
swe days. probably viii GO 10 n" jnrs
MS afternoon.
Tho plaintiff cIoSrd hiE case vesier'
<nwy about noon. and IN the afternoon
pevera! viineSs-s Tor the dcf"2ss were
Seasd.
NJ. r 3. Rol.rsnn win onsp tho
orRumen, for tho ria'niiT. and VIZ. e,
AvSpfs ashby win cIosc. Mr. y. 2
cuII3cr yin onSn for tho d'fcuSr. and
~. ". ". Smith. Of Richmond. VII
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Social-PeEsonal

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding Of Miss Marian i.ud'-~ick
Post aud Mr.. Godfrey Lewis Smith.
the ceremony to take place on Tues
day, June 3. at tn" F,rst rr shyicrian
church, Rensselaer,. N. Y. Miss Post
IL the sister of Mr. Walter a. Post.
general manager of The Newport,
News ShipbpildinG and Dry Dock
Company, and has many fri"nd% here.
having frequently visited Mr. and
Mrs. Post. Mr.. Smith is yuung me-
chanical engineer who for number
of years has held an important posi-
ton ut the shipyard.
After their honeymoon Mr.. Smith and
his bride will maxi their home in
this city.
MIR. Post will leave here on June
; on his yacht. the Marta III. TO
make the trip to Rensselaer, and at
tend the wedding. In the party viii
be Mr.. and Mrs. +. Sherman White.
Mrs. w. A. Post and Miss Eleanor
Harris. The party will be away for
about two weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Believed to be Crazy.

George Crimes, Il negro who lives
on Virginia avenue near Thirty third
street, was arrested At his home last
night by Pairolmrn r.. p. Moss and
Vellines on the charge of lunacy. The
weeks and this is believed to have
unbalanced his mind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Defined.

What is a rarior Socialist
"A fellow who thinks no has as
good right to the girls affections
rs Won have "-piitsbnrg Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29
Sunday gseursion TO Mathews County

On Sunday next Nv .! shc Oil
Dominion Lin" :: IN N~hjacE
uiu mako a zpccilI Tim 10 vaih.ws
County. Bcavc Old Point : 70 >. W.
fare, rourG trip. 81 10 W " Ian.
DON, Agen; 52sst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

The boy or girl who names ii will
get 500 votes extra. Study up prrt
~ name for il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

There Is nni q child 0n tho Perrin
snia That would Hui IiS. tn own II.
U's to W. given aVay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

Every hov and girl ~ the Ps-insria
Gnosld Ne 10 the ooniasi 10 win the
~ QUIET.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

Mrs. J. l.. Street entertained the
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon at
her home In North End. Among
those prcscn, were NJ sdamrs II. +.
Parker, George Walker Pierce, Fred
erick Palen. J Il. Prcss'y. Il l..
Lacket. Fred Sanford. a. c Jones,
John Randall. Hooper. Edward Rob
crts. II. H.. Bailey William !Ioskins.
MiIlard. Galley, Hayes. Miss Addio
and Mrs. Howard Sutton. OF Rich
mond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

Miss Annie Selden Lash will return
home tomorrow morning from the
Randolph Macon Womcn's College.
LynchbHrg, to spend the summer with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. VI. ~. Lash,
ITO Thirtieth street. She will be- &C
conlpanied by her friend. Mist Mar
garet Munson, Of New York, who will
be her guest.
Miss Edith Winters. OF Charl Ston.
S. G.. has returned home afr spend
ing a month with friend. in this city
and Hampton.
Mrs. George Walker Pierce enter
tanned at bridge whist Yesterday al
tarnoon at her home in North End
Miss Margaret Web has returned
from a visit to Chase City.
Miss Jennie B!anioD. Of Richmond.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. " II.
Fletcher. on Twenty-s'vrnih street.
Miss Nellie Richard am has return
ID from n visit tu LInCihurE
ms. William VI Ta,l"- IS III al
her hone. 2:i For, ninth street.
Miss MilircI CAV hrs returned
from a visit 10 stanton
Miss Alicr F!.Tr,. &C Frrrirricks-
bur.. is tn guest vi n" Misses I'd
wards, on Huntington IN"nu".
The "Wednesday S"Ci,l club was
entertained ihia w"ck az Mr. Niolph
Rybucr.
IL that vii no u" ul"i hy the
,sdicr Husi y" rHl,i W ~" rock. o"
q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

Tho Wednesday S"Cj'l club was
entertained 'this w"ck az Mr. NLnlPh
Rybucr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-29

Miss Alicr F!.Tr' &C Fr"hrricks.
burg. Is she guest W n" Misses I'd
wards. on Huntington IN"nuc