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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13
ITEMS FROM HOWELL.
Harry Snyder went to Garden City
last Thursday to play basket ball.

Harry Snyder went to Garden City
last Thursday to play basket ball.
Mr.. Houser is threshing his wheat.
Mr.. johnson is threshing Kafiir corr
for Mr.. Minor.
Mrs. James Wright was Dodge City
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were in Dodge
City Thursday attending the poultry
show.
Miss Edna Snyder taught school fol-
her brother Thursday She was &C.
companied by Miss Lohrding.
several from this place have been haul
Ing hay to Dodge City.
Mrs. Anders was shopping in Dodge
City Saturday.
Misses Della and Bessie Anders spent
Sunday at nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gragg spent Saturday in
Dodge City.
Mr.. Rogers visited In Dodge City
Sunday.
Mrs. Ware visited Mrs. Charles
Wright last Thursday.
Mr.. Richards is having some carpenter
work done on biz house.
Mr. Kinkeads new house is almost
ready for the plasterers.
Mr.. Allison returned home Tuesday
from his trip to Ohio and other eastern
points.
Mr.. Miller attended court in Dodge
City Wednesday,
Mis-. Cragg called on Mrs. Ware Tues
day evening.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13
Card of Thanks

We desire to thank the ladies of the
Grand Army, and all others who so kind
ly assisted in our sad bereavement, for
the beautiful flowers that our dear one In
life loved SO well, beautifully arranged
with loving hands and moistened with the
tears Of sympathetic hearts.
We thank you and know
reward awaits you than this world can
give, "in as much as you have done 1t
unto the least Of these".
J. N. ARMOUR.
SAMUEL ARMOUR.
KATIE ARMOUR.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

Wanted for U. S. army: Able bodied
unmarried men between ages of 81 and
80. citizens of United States, of good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For in.
formation apply to Recruiting Officer,
room 2. above City Shoe store, Dodge
City, Kas. If
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

FOR SALE-Fresh mich cow. George
johnson, Ensign Telephone line.
1870 bushels of alfalfa seed for sale
Clarence Aten, Dodge City, Ks. 1t
For SALE-Barn 16x22 feet. Inquire
of j. +. O'Neal. If
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

An ounce of action is worth a ton of
I'll-think. over. Get busy and see l..
l.. Taylor & Co. for real estate snaps and
fire insurance. If
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

SALESMAN WANTED to look after our
interest in Ford and adjacent counties.
Salary or Commission. Address
THE HARVEY OIL co. Cleveland, o.
5t
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

Fresh candies, made every day, pure,
wholesome, delicious. Better than ordi-
nary candy but at ordinary prices. Stur-
geon Bros. Ct
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

F0UND-On road north of round house
ladies furs. Owner may have same bv
calling on Philip Watson and paying
expense. IF
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13
S. II. C0NNAwAY,
County Clerk

An ounce of action is worth ton of
rll-think-it-over. Get busy and see L.
L. Taylor & Co., for real estate snaps and
fire insurance. II
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13
Typewriter for sale, nearly new.
L. l.. TAYLOR e. Co. tt

Storage room for household goods.
Money loaned on goods stored with us.
l.. e. Pendleton. II
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

when candy day comes around for the
children, remember you get the best and
purest at Sturgeon Bros, q
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

Key Bros. Liverymen, will meet day
or night trains with the hack. Phone
2. 3t
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13
First Published Jan %, 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
State of Kansas,
Ford County. SIS,
The Home Furnishing Compan'

Ford County. SIS.
The Home Furnishing Company
vs.,
w. G. Eddington, Defendant
w. G. Eddington you are hereby notified
on the 4th day of January, 1905 you were
sued by the above named plaintiff before p.
II. IIobble, justice of the peace in and for
Dodge City township. Ford County, Kansas
an order of Garnishment was issued to the
A. L. Il s. f. Ry. Co.. to secure the amount
and costs of this suit. The above entitled
cause is set for hearing on the 2lst day of
February, 1908, at 10 O'Clock q. M, and II de.
for $2G.62 and costs of suit
The Home Furnishing Company. Plaintiff.
Attested. p Il. Hobble.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

Hermit Cookies at Sturgeon Bros
Something new. ct
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

So, whoever you see
Oh, wherever you 90,
The password now
That seems to grow
In popular favor, is one we coined.
But we don't mind, if it is purloined,
From our own trademark
"ELASTIC"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

Typewriter for sale, nearly new.
L. L. TAYLOR & Co, If
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

lut uuu WIN " WV
That was coming due,
Explained to his Broker
And it was true
Snow am perfectly square
But I'm short, for fair,
As my currency isn't
"ELASTIC"
The Booker then 10
His landlord went
(You see be was slightly
Behind In his renD
With pent-up feelings and pent-up purse
smy collections, he said, they couldn't
be worse"
Would you mind, just being
ELASTIC"
But the Landlords wife
Could not understand,
When her husband cut out
Her weekly stipend.
"You see, dear, its this way-the
currencys fixed
And all of US more or less slightly mixed"
Because It isn't
"ELASTIC"
And then at the Bridge
Club the very next day,
(She too was owing tine, by the way
"You see my husband
Says money is tight,
But things, he believes, will work out
all right
III keep on using
ELASTIC
Her maid who was busting
The books next morn,
And making her rounds
With face forlOrn
mutt re- Oh the devil himself couldn't
shove this case,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13

When you have goods to sell, call
pone 275.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
Anore1u sScnien, Mormonfirfent

Anbre>u Senien, Morn1onfirfe1t
oaniffpote Siitorieffriber og @eoaftbr
at set oanife Mornnonbla6 r8if1-
ben", er al tit Samfun6 blebet fa1oet
til at prgiioere ober Sen ifan6tnnbi-
ife Mormonmisfton og refer oeroper#.
/ 8egpnoelien at Sanuar. Dette er
BEN iiettc Gang W}r. ssSenien er 1,o-
ien6t Ell ltgnen6e Misiion. ge6
fine ti6lieere l16ien6elier bar ban til-
lige beifiaftiget Zig en6el meo lite-s
r9rt glrbei6e, iaale6es repioeret l1o-.
gaben paa 0anif af Mornons gog
og l16gibet Soiepb Smitbs 2epnebs.
Ieb paa on1if. 0g1aa paa oenne Rei-S8
lie ifnl ban n6gibe ct itgrre Morlnolt-
bprf paa oanif og bans slrbeioe ber-
obre pil tillige meofgre, at ban FnII
reiie Norge. 9gl6ite Sons S. Gbrt-
itianien, ligeleoes 6nl1if og bi6-s
til Meorebaftgr af v8ifubcr1" ober-
tager 8labets 8eoaftion. ssSss S5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

60 @ilIioners Mettoinbtegt I IL am.

ler Organiiatpr; bon bar netop pill
|ltg lGrlig fapabel paa octte On1raabe,
mener Mi,1ilterel1. Sioen 1896 Ell
set pfonomiife 5omarbej6e rnellem
Uarmcrnc blepet lnegtigt uopiflct.
vi Sc 100000 6arne Sc Iorene=
Sc Stater er mere ems 0olpbclel1 pao
cit cller ol10en Moabc reprrientereOe
| / cn eller an0en 6orbirbelle 1neo olt-
0rc 6orme. Ser finbes ialt fer 2an=
0et $4,000 Jarmerforeninger meo e
Me0lenlsantal al 3 Millioner. 81
ct urguuiiereoe for at figbe, inlge
asll1rerc, lape 5n1pr eller Olt irri.
gere bpgge &arebuie for &orn eller
9onu1lb, for Selpunberpis1ing oq
for mango on0re 1pttige Tormaal
SefretGr @illon ill,tter lin 9(ars=
beret11ing me0 sen beifebne 8cmGrf=
ming, at ban mener ben giper til
ltr9ffeligt 8epis for at Mgerbruget
bar giort ubpre 6re1nlfriot og itaoia
gaar frema6, ng at Garneren, iet
lom @ienncminit, far fltlgt goot meb
og bar lnbergaaet EN- l1bpifli1g
&etning al 6oritoaelle al ltn @jer=
ming, SSrtelligens og Girfefroft, Ser
ltiller bam paa EFT bgj Hla6s / Sc
folfningen.
S @etragtning al 6e Oplpsningcr,
@ilons Marsberetning inoeboloer,
ipnes Sen &omislion, Ser MI ct paa
9fl,noreiie / 2onbet for at finhe Sc
bebitc 0fi6Ier til at forba0re 6urllltr=
mes &uar og 2epeDis, at fl,nne pente
Ell nogenlr11oe uplatn iailing" 1el1
pto11p1niife @alis er tilltebc for at
Iurlneren fan fgre e,1 ttlfreos og be=
bogelig Silp9relie, og SEN ssS11telli=
gems, Ser ct npboenbig iom 8etin=
gelie for at brage oct itgrlt n1ultge
l10bDtte al 2ibet ng 2tpets @o0er,
lpncs beller life at r1ongle.
Oct bil blipe ct Sapn for Sen on1e=
rifanife 6armerltan6, naar Sa1nes
@ilion trGffer Jig tilbage fra 9lger=
brugs s=Minilterpolten, iom ban bar
befl96t n1eo Sore / 12 slor. 9ll0rig
bar 6arlneret bapt e,1 mere trofoIt
Sen eno ban ifipnt Set lnaaIfe nof
tpr iiges, at bans 3ilbejcltgbeo ME-
re ct goaet &etning of at frembe=
pe Torlnerens monge og go6e Si6er
e11o al at paapcge bans Sell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
5ri forfatnin9 / Eina.

6ribebsiolen begpnoer at lfinne
oper sliien5 mango Millioner. Sa=
pan bur ct giennemfgrt 6olfeltpre,
Eeriien raaOer noget li9nenoez /
bpert 6alo paa Fapiret, og set bil
i1aa tgiennem ser, troos 2onosber=
iferens, Sbobens, fortpiple6e Nfoo=
itnnb. 9tu er ogiaa &ina fon1met
lneo. Seo ct fejierligt G6ift er Set
faItilaaet, at ct Yarlalnent, Ser ital
uoarbeioe Ell &onltitution, ifol ian1=
menfaloes / 1910, og Maret 1918
ifal for ferlte @ang ct 93igsbu6get
foriegsbis opltilles. S 1916 ifal ser
uoifribes gale til ct en6eligt &orla=
ment, Ser forelebig oog fun Ifal ba=
be rao6gibenoe MDn6igbe6.
2il ct. Yetersborg er ser in6le=
bet Orolpoen af ct l1ofoit til oen fl
neiiife Gorfatning, ser pil faa fel9en=
oe l16ieenoe:: ~
6prite Del al l16faltet bon6ler on1
@j1erens Torrettigbeoer. &eiierer1
bar &et til at forelGgge 2opforlag,
ban aabner og llrtter Horlamentet og
belntter alle grnbebcr. &orlame11=
tet bar life &et til at blonoe Jig / lo-
n1iui1trationsanli9ge1,6er aejieren
ct eperltbefale16e oper Seer og 6laa=
oe; ban erflGrer &rig og illttter 6re6.
sln6en 0el ombanoler 8efolfuin=
gents &ettigbe6er. Ser gipes 60
rantier for Or0ets og @resiens Sri.
beo, for 6orlamlin9S= og screenings
fribeot alt in6enfor Sc / 2open falt lat=
te @renbier.
Sreoie 9el onban6ler &arIane11=
tet Ser fun bar en roobgipenoe Mogt
og beitaar al to &amre, Ser b9lges
peb ben1melig 9lfitemning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

ApFuHotH OHDtcN, oel q HluH8e
Guglenoere, JON CT grltuoigt fie,,ote
meo 6orboloene ser anlees for 11unb~
gaoelig og rpr foreltuacl1oe, bar 5ert
til. at flere al be il1ofp0te 2ebere
be li6lte Gage er blepne orreltere6e
% fgrte ira 0eres Silent, 1DorBen be
bes iffc Gette CT laale6es Gilfel-
oet mco en- i11ofpot 5agfprer / @M-
cl1tto, Quito, Ser oniees for at bore
2e0er for Sprprs6epGgelien set plt-
ligc 9engalel1, lon1t to Nebaftgrer at
8lo0e, oer arbejoer for Sen rationale
@eppgelle.
&on9rcsicns Snleferie pil efter Sc
forelpbige Eloner begpnoe 5. 21. De-
celuber og pore til !. Sanuar. Set
Dentc5, at Iisf11slionen 6enne ltge
pil bliue meget BARN og omfatte ao-
ifillige Spprgslnool, bpilfe &on-
aresien cr uenig meo Erelibent Roo-
icpelt, ioaleoes Sroningen af Sor-
bolOet mes 9ecgerloloaterne, ser blen
otitcoi9coe / Mnleoniug al 9rotpns-
pillc=9l fferc,t, og ON nogle llotalel-
icr Nrpli0enten hopoe frelnlot i fit
8u0ifab ongaaenoe set ben1lnelige
Yoliti Observation-Disclosures Sic
elte.
8psien nben 0nalb. 81 olntolte
for EFT 5io li6en, at 9iran Nercp
WarinL en- Sgn al Opfi1oeren af
Dfarim &qnonen, baD6e opfunoet EN-
Mefanisme, ser fl1nbe anbringes pnn
et1bper 8psle, og iom Dil0e tage
81 5saelltalbet bort ataar eSfasa IA
fpret. Ser ct MI u6taget Yotent patr
oenne Mefantsrne nlle cipilil lere6e
2onbe, og Ell Gabrif er UNDER Opfe- /
relle al cit Seem SerieD &orporatiol1
n1eo en- &opttal paa $250,000. Den
enelte 2p6 man bgrer peo 5fub6et er
&an1mere11 ser ran1n1er S9nonad-
len og en- ipag 5uien al &uglen gien=
11en1 2uften.
Gr &ejier &ilbelm fnosiD8? ct
/ Dresben uofon1n1enoe Nloo, vNocb-
ric6ten", far ,1plig ofienli9giort en-
Nrtifel, bpilfcn bct paaItaaes, nt
&ejier Bilbelm er linosipg. &dus
o6norme 5inostilltato giuer Jig til-
fjenoe 6orm at 9}eliaionsffrupler,
og ban tilbringer flere elmer bag
Zig / Gengen, leienoe rcligtpie af-
6anolinger, % bolbcr timelange
8pn11er, men observation-disclosures
iori6ntlner bon oloeles, pil life en-
gang lnootage 9iigsfonsleren til 6or-
Donoling ont pigttge slffGrer. Set
er lnrIigt Ii6en oen offenlige Mis-a
lten1ing iuo0 &eiicrcs 9lnleoning
al bans falnaie S11terpietps gop iig
iao itGrft tilfienoe at Segnene paa
abnorn1 Sin6stilitono far gibet fig
l1oilog bos ban1. Gorebrigt er bet
life fprlte @ong at Ger bar paret
Sale ON, at &eiierens Toritan6 bar
ipeffet Tor c. 3 9lar li0en offen~
liggior6e Ell anlet Sinosipgelege.
&entn, enoog en- BOG, i bpilfen ba,b
bapoe6e, at @eiieren les nj en- ftooist
ti1tagel1oe Manbslp9ffelle, ser bana
elbre Gage pil6e nbarte til fuloftpn-
bigt &anDio, og Sen tDffe Re9ierino
ipger MI at opfiebe allc efsiiterenbe
Gfse1nplarer nf 8oger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

Den itprc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oer
III ct pao @jempeien fra Srienten,
er 0fanoag naaet Colombo, Gcpl,n,
| pg pil blipe Ser Dele llgen llb, for Der
eftcr at iortipttr Mcilen as Cues &a=
Innlen til.
Aina pil faa &efurmer, NieOoelel=
| ler fra Sc poolioeliglte SLIDER / &ina
goar uO paa, at Jremifriotsoennerne
ser er lifre poo, at set nDe 2onOsltDre
llnocr Erins GblM lom &igsforlton=
ser ptl mebfpre CT lyffeltg Sis for
Set binnlellfe Nige. 5aa lenge SEN
| rcoftionere @nfefejlerinbe ito0 for
Stpret bar Ser intet Saob om 9fe=
form. Men ErinS Gbun er Ell sSren1=
ifri6tspen. Stenuningen moo lto=
lGn6inge er fife laa bitter bperfen
blo11ot Sen oln1inoelige 8efolfni1g el=
Ter Sc leocnbe @reOle lpm fpr, men
Sen oln1inoelige Tplelle er oog, at
&tneierne oil 1dge iaa bibt mllligt at
! ltpre 6eres egnc 9lfferer.
Carrie Natipn, sen befjenbte auc=
ritonife SoloonfjellOc> op6oloer Jig
for 1ioen / SrlanO, bpor bun oriper
en- meget iprig Yropoganoo MOS be-
rulelloe 9rtffe. SUN nootog pe0 lin
9(nfomlt til Dublin en- 9(bporlel ira
MDnoi9beoerne imoo at begoo noge1
9lrt al Sptgjer, oa blln / iaa Jolo bill
sc blipe pitt no al 8pell,, og FUN
mebbelte Sem 0a, at bum bapbe lnDet
lin 9fse blipe s(n1erifa, lue1 bum
|ugteoe at bruge Munoell of..olle.
&rrfter bpilfet Bun ogiaa far gjort,
boooc otienlig % pripat. Sum bor
ligelcoes 6eipgt o0ifillige Golooner
og forlnonet @jrlterne ser til at gao
bjept til oeres Samilier. &urterne
far pilt be1oe ,,o, i0et Sc bar fortolt
benoe, at Sc ct onlparlige for at Ser
bolbes 5reb og go i bereS 2ofo1er.
Mubclpremierne. Siolte ll9e lfete
/ Stocfbolm Sen officielle Mnlneloelle
ON 2tloelingen al 9eobelprGnicrne
til gioenlfobsmeno. 2iteraturprG=
'nicn tilfolot Yroieslor peo l1niperli=
tetet Se11u, Gpiflano, Huoplpb
Sucfell bpis Torfotterifob lerligt
ontfatter filoioitife Glnner. Split
prnmie1, iif Yrofeslor Gabriel 2ipp=
nonn peb ltntperlitctet YariS> Sc
mteprelnieu Nrofeslor grnit 9tutber<
ioro al llniperiitetet / Moncbelter,
England, og oc,1 rneoicinlfe Erentie
oeltes of Or. SAUL @brlicb at Ser
lin og Erof9lor @lie Mencbifoff al
Yaltel1r Snititutet Eoris.
9fobels 6reosprnlnie blep ialnti6ig
l,ooelt al 5tortings=&oluiteen Sri
1tionio. Sen tilfol6t SEN befic,1ote
oanife 6orfelnper for 6rebstanfen
6re0erif 8ajer og Sen lpenife Sifs=
oogsmon6 Mrnololon.
@reiibent 9fouieuelt o9 vNe'u
Durf @urlo". 8i on1talte li6lte 1ge,
at Ser bar frelrfon1met BelfDlonin=
ger bl. a. moo Gbas. Gaft og Hooie=
belts Suoger &obinlon for at babe
begooet @raft 8orbinoelie meb &jp=
bet al Yanan1a &analen af bet fran=
ife @analfolnpagni. S ct iprligt
8u6ifab til 6orbunbsieratet bar
|oo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

Glen lite at anbefaIe aette B1aS
til Ceres @enner % 8efien6te. @om
&c ieIb er .ilfrebs me6 set, bill 6iSie
,gfan bIibe Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

@reiibent 9touiepelt % vNe,u
Oprf @urlb". 81 on1talte li6lte l1ge,
at ser par frellrfommet 8elfDloni,1=
ger 81. a. moo @baS. Gaft og &ooie=
belts Spoger yfobinlon for at babe
begaaet @raft 8orbinoelie meb 8je=
bet al Banama &analen af bet from
lfe @onalfolnpa9ni. S ct i9rligt
8uoitab til Jorbun6s1e11atet bar
8reii6e11ten Gtrsbags rettet et
poIoion1t slngreb moo l16giperen al
rMetp Dorf @orlo", SSoiepb &nlit5er,
bpeln ban beifpl6er for at bobe opfun-
Set og u0lpreot RDgterne moo beore
0ioenbe, og erflerer, at Sanoe[en
ONT &analen og lt6betalingen af &je=
bell1n1men, 40 Millioner Collars,
bar gaaet faloltnnoig forretnings=
mesiigt og beoerligt til. Seem
Oorf @orlo" for Onsbag Morgen
1borer nte0 ct en6nu jforpere og gro=
pere l10falb nro6 Yrnlibenten, bpeln
Oct belfDlber for at bore en- Dema=
Cog Ser 1tabig bar bagtalt &ongres=
len nbull6o5e6" 9ommerltan6en,
f6rt 5la66er ON pripate 8orgere 0.
|. b., og / set bele ptit fig lom ben
nleit lanbittigbe6slgle 0emagog, 6er
bar beflabt en- bgit betroet Chilling
Ser biz iiffert n6ipin6e Jig en- opiigt-
ppffen6e glffere al 6enne &ontro'
bers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
fra 11tattgr Kantrr.
Sgt fra alle 2anSe.

9en iturc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oer
III ct paa @jempeien fra Orienten,
er 0tanoag naaet Colombo, Gcplyn,
pg pil blipe Ser bele llgen llb, for Der
efter at iortipttc Meilen as Cues ao=
nalen til.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
!, the guest Of her cousin, Misc 1,osu

- the guest Of her cousin, MISC llosn
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Madduk. who
have been absent for some weeks III
New York, rct'iihed this week to their
MISS juliet Keith, OF Richmond. %
Visiting her friend. Miss Mary SoworU.
Mrs. X. Carter Scott. or Richmond, ~
the. guest of Mrs. j. a. G. Keith,
Mrs. Mcdonald aud Miss Mcdonald,
OF Baltimore, are stopping at tile home
of MIR. Hugh Hamilton.
Mrs. Ashcroft. of England. who is
well and favorabIy known here. left
tlia week inter brief visit to friends.
Mrs. Katherine Sewers is visiting
her sister. Mrs. l.. G. Marshall, In
Cambridge, Md.
The many friends Of Mr.. Ford q.
Anderson Will be grAtlilcd to know
that he is now rapidly convalcsclng
from IL severe attack or pneumonia.
The Italian Boys Band Concert.
which came off Friday night. proved
to be one Jof tho most enjoyable Y. NJ.
q. a. given this season, and their re-
turn here next season Is greatly de-
erred This series OF cntertainmcnt,
each month has provenLt to be popular
and much praise is due the Y. M. G. a.
for providing or securing such 81 good
course OF popular attractions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
Rerruuille Social News.
Especial TO The Times Dispa,en

tSpe cial to The Times -Dispatcn.l
BERRYvILLE. VA, February 22.--
Hon. Marshall Mccormick went to
Richmond on business this week.
Hon. W. r. Lewis returned from
"a business trip to Washington and
Baltimore.
Mr.. a. Moore. Jr.. has returned from
a trip to Richmond and WaslinSt n,
A ball was given at the home OF Mr..
Richard Beall. Friday night of last
week, and was highly enjoyed by
those present.
Mr. Jas. r. Mcdonald and Miss Ma
bel G. Elyette were married at the
parsonage of the NJ. Z. Church, South,
on Saturday evening of last week. Rev.
j. Harry Smith officiating.
Frances L. willard memorial SER
vice was held at the NJ. Il. Church.
South. last Sunday evening. The ex-
erciscs consisted of reading. sDecial
music and lecture on the l'fn -
Frances L.. WihaDi by the pastor, j.
Harry Smith.
A travelling art gallery was on ex-
hibit here two days of last week 81
the parish house. and refreshments
were served by the Daughters of inc
Confcderacy-
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West Point Social News.
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.l...lf Special 10 me llIlleS-blSpdtCIl.J
WEST POINT. VA. February a.
Mrs. ]. w. Marshall entertained in
.honor7o her sister, Mrs. Charles G..
Hazell, of Baltimore, yesterday. from
4 to 8 o'clock in the evening, at her
guests were received by Mrs Marshall
and Mrs HAZEL, assisted by Mesdames
Bennett, of King and Queen; Barrie
Fisher, Richmond Bland and George
w. Richardson. Mrs. Marshall wore
blue silk wolfe over tafteta; Mrs. HAZEL
wore green messaline; Mrs. Bennett
was attired In a creation of light blue
chiffon over taffeta; Mrs. Barrie Fisher
was becomingly gowned in pale blue
Bland were handsomely gowned in
black.
scheme was "couleur de rose" In the
served BY Mrs. Richmond Bland. In
the dining-room. a delectahle menu
was served. The. centrepiece on the
pink dominating, to carry out the color
scheme. Dainty little baskets adorned
with tiny pink roses, We're filled with
delicious bon-bons. Tho evening was
voted one Of the most charming Of
On Monday night March 2d the
a mass-meeting in the Masonic Hall.
AT this meeClnE inc tOOJectS OF THIS
league will be made plain. In connec-
ton with the speeches there will be
music and special features by local
talent to entertain the crowd while
it is enlightened.
Mrs. Lewis Tabb entertained the
Euchre Club on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. "A. j. Walcott, contractor. with
force of carpenters. is repairing his
5toric Chelsea, the old homo Of Cover
nor spotswood's daughter, just five
l,ntlos from West Point a
by Mr.. ". A. Willeroy.
lived above West Point. in the coun-
4ty, have had sale and returned to
their former homo In Maryland
Miss Writ Shelton, after visiting
her home here, has returned to Balti-
more, and from there will go to High
Point, N. G..
DR.. Alvah S. Hudson has spent the
past few days in Washington. D, c.,
MRS. Carneal. OF Richmond, and Mrs.
Curtis Walker. of Urhanna,s spent some
days with their sister, Mrs. M. NJ.
Fuller.
Mr. IN. swergart, Of Lancaster coun-
ty. Pa, Is on visit to his daughter
Mrs. Nj S. Buck, at Romancoke.
Mrs. Forest Leigh and Miss Maggie
Bowden GW ere recently the guests OF
Mrs, i. E. Bland. y, gg4S ~ n H a
Mr.. and Mrs. G, Burnett Lewis. al
Portsmouth, visited Mr., and Mrs tII
1. Lewis. this week, Ii B}s t sssS ca
Misses Blanche and Cammie Chandler
are the guest 9 Of NJ h, and Mrs. NJ. II
chandler. rs N Y g9 3
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Saltville Social News.
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/
sAITviLLE. VA. February 2o.--Mr.
Vile Bank, is quite sick at his country
/ home near Bradford. in Smyth coun-
| ty.
Miss Mary Flanagan. of Seneca
Falls. N. Y. is in Saltville, visiting
! relatives.
| Mr.. Il. j. Ferris. master mechanic of
! a position in New York City, and moves
| his family to that place the first OF
| next week.
Mr.. w. II. Roberts, who has been
with the Mathieson Alkali Works for
several years. will be promoted to Mr.
| Ferris's position upon the departure
| of the latter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Mount have
General superintendent w. ID. Mount
| to take charge of the motherless chill
dren in their brothers. home. The
house in town made vacant by this
move, has been rented by Rev. Myron
b, Marshall, rector of the Saltville
and Marion parish, and Professor d. 7
6. 6, MeGavoek Of the High School OF
moved In and taken charge.
Mr. C. L. Ebbels, auditor of the
Matlieson Alkali Works, is here this
| week on visit from the New York
office. auditing the books of the COM
/ pany at this place.
Mr.. r. B. Glenn, who has been tho
depot agent for the Norfolk and, West
/ III Itdit"ay Soiipttiy 1T tllS place Tor
number OF years, Will move his
/ family into town next week, and will
occupy house owned by the Mathieson
,Alkali Works. near the depot
Mrs. Adair. of Lexington, Va, is here
on visit to her sister, Mrs. j. L.
| Millner, of Hotel Saltville.
Mr. Joe Roberts and Mr.. r. Is.
Kelly. of Broadford, In this county, re-
\ turned last week from trip to Ken-
lucky, with two beautiful horses, which
| they purchased in that State. They
] arc both thoroughbred animals. and
| have been greatly admired by all
!! lovers of horses. 5s4s
l Mr.. W.. Il. Roberts and wife spent
i a few days In Radford last week. visit
| ing Mr.. Roberts's parents.