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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Fulton News
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Misses Matte and Maggie Fray
sier aud Messrs. Harry and ]. C. Nc
Carthy, left Monday evening for their
homes in Washington, after spending
sometime with Mrs. w. Il. Fraysier
below Fulton.
4 regular meeting of the Nichol-
son Mothers Club. will be held Tues
day afternoon June Z, at two O'Clock,
In the assembly hall. There will be
a thrilling lecture of siberian Exile
and Escape" by the Uonored Alexan-
der Lochwitzky, There will also be an
exhibit of the .children's work. The
public Is cordially invited.
Tuesday night the Capital City
Lodge. l.. O. {. F. will meet In Mel
sons Hall.
Miss Mary Nielsen, below Fulton,
was taken to ST. Luke's Hospital We'd
nesday evening for treatment.
The daughters of Pocahontas will
hold their meeting Tuesday night in
Nelson's Hall.
Miss Helen Hepburn formerly OF
Richmond. but now of Atlee, Va, Is
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. Sam Cumber. who has been con-
lined TO his home by sickness for
sometime, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Harold Nielsen Is sick in his
home, 394l Williamsburg Avenue.
Among those OF Fulton, who went
10 Petersburg to attend h funeral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

of their formal pastor. Roy. Nh. a. A.
Jones, who died IN Norfolk. sunday,
night, were Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Leak.
and Mrs. Mosby, all "f Nicholson
street.
A delightful party was given IN the
home of Miss Myrtle Thompson. OF
Nicholson street Friday night May
81. Those present we're Misses Lii
liam Rice, Celeste Cavtdo, Edna wood
Grace Nielsen, Laura CARRIER, Grace
Leonard. Myrtle Thompson. Edith
Leonard, Mary Mann and RUBY Cur
RE and Messrs. Wilfred Mason. Roy
Prockwell, Willie Berns, Earnest Day
Chris. Rocher and Lewis kaufelt'
Games were INDUCED 1T until a late
hour.
Miss Carrie Coudrey who was dragg-
I'd by the car ON Louisiana street,
, some time ago, continues TO improve,
Mrs. Maynard, of Fulton Hin. is
spending some time with friends and
relatives in Washington.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of
Denny street NJ +. church will hold
their monthly meeting Monday after
noon three o'clock with Mrs. X. Nell
sen, 294l WILLIAMSBURG avenue.
The Parsonage society OF Denny
Street NJ Il. Church sill meet at Mrs,
(. VI. Bells, on. Seventh street Mon
day night at & O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

places he will visit italy. Athens
Uberamunrgan and Switzerland,
Major and Mrs. sully. of Peters
burg. win spend the summer At Miss
Fredericks near the Old sweet
Springs,
Mrs. Maurice T. Smith and her
daughter. Mrs. Claude NJ. Dean have
taken "Elsinore' on Hermitage road
and Bellevue avenu for the summer.
Mrs. j. 3. Bell. n Miss Susie
Towles, formerly Of this city, but now
OF Grerobie. France, has returned TO
the home of her mother at Massapo-
max. Va, after having spent n Few
days with her sister, Mrs. Maurrie IL
Leland OF this city.
Mrs. Bell was accompanied by her
two year old son, John.
Misc Annie Ruthprfuord, of Bafti-
more. is visiting Mrs. Gideon DaNen"
port.
Mrs. Thomas Il. Scott. Of SIS Floyd
Avenue. has been spending several
days in Petersburg.
Mrs. Jacob Michaux has returned to
her nome in this city after a solourn
at Virginia Beach
Miss fnez Chatam is the guest OF
Mrs, Walter J. Adams, In Olney Road,
Norfolk.
Miss H-fe,t- Fisher has returned to
Richmond, after spending several
months at Virginia Beach with Mrs.
George Minor Meredith.
Miss Claire and Lillian Fitzpatrick
have gone to Hanover county to spend
several days with Miss Bessie Hutch
iuson, before returning TO their home.
near ~Lynchburg. Miss Claire Fttzpat -
rick was a student at the Woman's
College this past session.
Mrs. Dabney C~renshaw, Miss Fanny
Crenshaw and Miss Warfeld Crenshaw
are staying at the Waveriey Cottage,
Virginia Beach.
Miss Nicie Davis. Of Goochlaud
county. has been spending the past
week as the guest Of Mrs, Edgar
Bowles. at COOS Park Avenue.
Miss Rosalie Mines is the guest OF
Mrs. J. r. :, Reid at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. w, r. Adams. and Mir. and Mrs
Guigon are among the Richmond pco-
pie at virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Ilabbliston are
spending several days in New York.
Mir. De Sofa Stjth, Of this city. ha-
left for Birmingham, Ala TO attend
the funeral Of his brother in law. J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

Pauline Grant, AT her home on Park
G to the Track" team of
Covenanter Company No. IL of Mizpah
Presbyterian church. Those present
were Messrs. Clayton Holiday, Rus
gcti Wtngtfetd. Robert wtttiams, Alvin
Quarles. Jr. Ollie Devine. John Devine.
James Rennie, Campbell Harris. Will
liam knox and Herbert Bahlke. The
decorations were very pretty, and the
elegant supper was thoroughly enjoy
ed by the boys. After an hour of
games and music the boys went home
declaring they had had the best time
of their life. Miss Grant is very
ardent in her work for the C~ovenanter
boys and most any afternoon be
seen with them either directing their
games Of tennis. baseball or their
track meet on the open court near the
church. She gives much of her time
and money to further h uplist
spiritually and socially of our boys
and Ia say it is appreciated does not
hall express it.
Mrs. w .. Saunders took her Sun
d8y-schcoi class on a picnic to Forest
Hin Friday.
Mrs. MoIiie Ti}ler and two children
Viii leave Saturday for a visit OF sew
eral weeks at her fathers home near
City Point.
Mrs. Little Sarhrough entertained
at her home Informally Monday night
in honor of the Misses Pituan. OF the
Worpan's College,
Miss jamie Gaines, who has been at
tending f9armvilie Normal school re-
turned home Friday bringing her
friend, Miss Lula Driver, with her ana
together they VII attend the tan
doiph- Macon finals al Ashland.
Unity W. z. r. L. Will have an I'm
portant meeting Monday afternoon at
t Z. VI. AT Mrs. John Tillers.
Miss Josephine Estili. Of Charleston.
W. Va. who has been spending some
time at the horne ot afr. Garland
Clarke on Third will return
home SATURDAY. Miss Elizabeth Chris
ttan will accompany her.
The many friends of Mrs. r.. T.,
Williams will b. grieved TO learn OF
her extreme Illness.
The Young Ladies' s~hrdituaotu
The young ladies OF Miss Grace
BarEess' SundAy-schcol class gave Miss
Amy Beavers a surprise party Wednes-
day evening 4 delightful time WAS
spent In games. music, etc, Refresh
ments were served and all were sorry
when tho evenings enjoyment was
brought to a close.
The town council will meet in rekuA
lar session Monday at S p. NJ. In the
High school building.
The Merry Hour" social club had
an outing a. Forest hin Friday after
J noon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Virginia Beach

su e. r.,., p,chyrona xtr-i,Isn \
=" -
HiiNe'N'N D|~H' "a '""N
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Guigon and
little daughter. OF Richmond, are
spending several weeks ut The
NavcrleY.
Mrs. pabney C%reushaw. Miss Fanny
C~renshaw. Miss Warheld C~renshaw.
Miss Wheat and MIR. Dahney Cren-
shaw, Jr, OF Richmond. are spending
a few weeks at The Wavcrley."
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Cooke, of
Richmond, arc spending some time at
Ocean Wave cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. t;Urton beCkhart and
little son. OF Richmond, are spending
enc month Of june at The Poca-
hontag."
Mr.. and Mrs. Southgate Taylor and
family ~ Norfolk. arc spending the
month Of juno NJ the Wild Rose cot
tagc."
Miss Roselce Mines. of Richmond.
Va, IS the guest II Mrs. James :.
Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke aud family,
of Washington. Il. t.. are stopping
NJ Tho Arlington" for q few days
Mr. and Mrs. Kari ~Laugonheck, OF
Washington. T.. G. are spending "a
week al Tho WAvcrley."
r. Mt. atttl Mrs. .ttthit A~.-4A4HFoek anG
daughter. Of Richmond. Va, are
spending q month at the ocean Wave
rnttage.
Mrs. Cabel1 Carriugpn aud Misses
C~arrjnpton. OF Richmond, Va, ara
snending some time at The Edge
mere
Mrs Standford. Miss Elsie Baiies
and MIR Richard Bailey. OF Norfolk
have opaned tn Grey Arches foi
the summer.
Miss Maud kinney. OF Rich
mon. Va, il spending a month at tint
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Highland Park.

The House Mission Society of High
land Park Methodist Episcopal church
held it's monthly meeting In the home
of Miss Burgess, the president. There
was a very large attendance. twenty
one members, five new members and
nine visitors present. This society Is
in a very fi%ourishing condition. doing
so much good in bringing the young
people to work in the cause of mis-
slons. An interesting feature of the
meeting vas the bringing In of the
talent money and quite a large sum
was realized. Miss Mckenzie read an
interesting article on How to lntrench
Methodism in the Cities" Miss Bur-
CESS. the delegate to the Home Mis-
sion Convention in Norfolk. read a
very interesting and helpful report
from the convention. Miss Godsey,
OF Richmond, rendered several very
sweet solos. A delightful social hour
followed. Miss Purgess was a charm
ing hostess.
One Of the most pleasant social
affairs Of this week was a delightful
supper given Tuesday evening by Miss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
King George

Especial 80 The Richmond Nirgiriar)
KING GEORGE, VA. June -
Miss Mayme r. Parker. daughter Of
MIR. end Mrs. Peytop Parker, of Index.
is expected home this week from the
Woman's College, ot Richmond, where
she won high distinction in the school
Of music. Miss Parker was one OF two
10 win their music diplomas under
Professor ~Reinhnrdt, n cf the most
ncted professors OF music in the
South. Miss Parker was recently vot-
ed the best musician In Wcman's Col
lege. The viii probably continue her
musical education at the Peabody Com
~servatory, Baltimore. Md. Miss Park
ssr has the congratulations OF her
many friends, and King George has
reasoa TO be proud Of so excellent a
musician.
Mrs. Augusta Mason Collins. Of
" asifi4eteft, returned heI4e yesterday
after spending some time with her
brother. MIR. f. w. Mason st Glover
Hill"
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". W. Mountpy and
son Porter. of New FORK. are spend
ing this week at their pretty country
home here.
Mrs. Waltz. Of stanton. is a guest
VI iti otoNiiNi iN'fS - ~ 'N~
pretty home on the Potomac,
Miss Minnie King, Of Richmond,
who has been visiting Miss lille
Taylor at Belle Grove, for a lev weeks,
has returned home.
Miss Genevieve Ball, of Richmond
county, who has been teaching in the
family OF Mr.. Harry Gore. closed her
school yesterday, will return home In
a few days.
Mr.. Theodore Mason, of Rockville,
spent several days this week with his
father, Mr., e. W. Mason. at Glover
Hill.
Miss Nancy Darling expects To sail.
with a party of friends for Paris in
a short time.
Mr.. j. r. Covert, of Washington
who Is negotiating with Mr.. 7. r. Gar.
nett, for his handsome farm, MI. Mo-
riah. spent several days here making
the acquaintance Of the people with
whom he is toon to live.
Miss Sallie Montgomery. of Freder-
i~eksburg. is a guest this week, of her
cousin. Miss frankie Arnold, at Will
low Hill.
Miss Mollie Billingsley is visiting
friends In Richmond. and attending
the finals exercises of the Woman's
College. OF which she graduated a few
years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Winchester

Special to The Redmond NirEiuiau3
WINCHESTER. VA June - Miss
Davis Conrad, formerly of Winchester,
now OF .v~w York.. Is al tho head
Of a Marty Of fifteen New Workers, VIM
left the metropolis to-day for Il horse
back tour of several weeks through
the Shenandoah NaH,H.
York Tuesday and VIII he absent unttt
september.
Or 7 Gray McA15~ter OF tho Louis.
Vile Theological seminary and Mr.
NcAltisler save arrived in Winchester
ard vii spend some ttmc here with Mr..
McAlister's parents MI. and Mrs. Isaac
w. Russell
Miss Katherine Hamilton and her
brothers. Messrs. JOIN and Alexander
Hamilton, of BcrryNttle, we're visitors
her" this week.
MIR. Harr, Rect Of Baltimore, pa.
been visiting his parents, Capt. aud
Rev. \. 8. fiuk. OF strasburg. Va,
wsS . visitor here this week
AIisS Virginia Barr has returned from
. visit to friends in WardenSville. w.
Mr.. Alexander Il rendleton is spend
ing a few DAYS in NewsaNrak thts week.
Miss Mamie McFadep il visiting
friends in Washington.
Mrs. Edward Giles. Il Washington,
who ha- bc"n visiting relatives and
friends in W~tucester during ntue past
two weeks, returned home TUESDAY.
Miss Bertha Reek, of Bolivar, ". Va,
spent several days here this week with
her friend Mis-. Virginia AtheN.
MIR. and Mrs. y, II Berry have re-
turned from a visit to friends IN Saer-
heydstowp, W Va
Rev. Or J. y. Ifofheins and dauEnt.
er, Miss NsrN Honbeins ~ Martin
burg, visited friends mere this week
Miss Naomi boyer. of summit FONT,
w. Va. Is visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas IT, Sprint, OF 3 Lou
doun street.
Or, John Iatane, of Lexington. srent
the week end here with friends
Rev W LomaX Childress, the poet
end humCrist OF Louisiana, spent sev-
eral DAYS among his old friends here
recently. Mr.. Childress, who is "a ma
tive Of Richmond, was formerly pastor
Of several charges in this vicinity, ana
many of his former parishioners were
present SUNDAY morning at the United
brethren church whef" ne preached 20
a congregation that taxed the capacity
Of the church,
Mir. clark Maxwell. who has heer
England. arrived in New Tork this
week, and win come to Winchester IN
a few days. MIR ". r. Fuller went 90
New York TO welcome Mr.. Maxwell
home again.
MIR. Jacob Crisman, who enjoyed tho
distinction during the Civil war of cap
turing TIE Hon, Col. Percy Nyadham
of England, who enlisted with the
| Union forces, has been seriously Ill al
hts home at Kernatown, this county, al
though his condition Is considerabls
improved Mir Crisman gained consid
erabte noterietv recently in the news
pa per columns AZ the captor Of the ia
nous EpPlishman. and the discussion
1 that followed WaXed warm.-Mr A,riS.
man held his ground against nthsI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Highland Springs

Though the kindness of several OF
the natrons of the High School, VINO
are deeply interested IN the many
phrases OF HpraEelnents--Ah- siiltI-
taInment will be given in the audi
torium on June 18th. at = +. NJ, Tor the
benefit OF the library is n OF the
largest I'm the state. growing out OF d
donation of 10 volumes hy the prlhci-
nal four wears age. The books are
In great demand both by pupils ano
patrons and IL has been found neces-
sary to obtain more cases hence this
effort. Mrs. n. 8. Leftwich, Mrs. j.
r.. L,cftwich and Mrs. 7. G. Cridlin
have the affair in charge and a most
enjoyable program IL promised. Re-
freshpents will be served on II lawn.
Mr.. =. y. Griffith OF Clifton Forge
who has been visiting Mr.. II. =. Left
witch for the past week has returned
to his home,
evening by the First Parish Unitarian
church the delegates To the Anniver-
sary meetings held in Boston, Mass,
during the last week In May gave in
their report, report proved sat
isfactory and encouraging. The Build
ing Committee of the new church
building not having ready a full report
upon drafts, etc, of the proposed
building was given more time and
will bring in a fun report at a meet
ing to be held at a later date.
The next meeting OF the Layman's
League Of the Unitarian church will
be held IN the vestry OF the church OF
June IL at s p. M. The committee on
constitution and bylaws will report
at that time. :
Religious service will be held In the
Unitarian church at II A.. NJ. The
sermon will be by the minister on "a
Great Religious Association, It's Char
acter and Work" The Sunday school
will meet at 1910 +. NJ.
The Woman's Branch Alliance Is
preparing m excellent entertainment
to pc given IN Liberty Hail IN Tuesday
evening Jyre 7, at 8 r. Nj. During
the evening a drama entitled 1.-THE
District School will be given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

claimants, however, and appears to hold
genuine title to the homer.
Mr.. Frederick X. Mutton, chief gun
ner on the United States Battleship
Idaho. has been spending several weeks
with his mother, Mrs. Minerva Mutton,
Mrs. Bessie McCann has returned
from a visit to friends In Washington.
Mrs. T.. e. Matthews, Of Leeshurg, IS
visiting at the homo of Mrs. j. W, Lup-
ton
tives in Front Royal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Rack broken.

Especial TO The Richmond Nirgintan)
HAREISONBURG VA, June a.
A telegram from Lima. O., states that
Charles Ntswander, t%hirty-hve years
cid recently broke his back by a fall
from a gondola car on which he was
at work and Is dying III a Lima hos
pttal. Niswander is q native of Rock
inghain, and left the county three
years ago. His sisters have gone to
his bedside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
LOSES HIS MIND
FROM OVER WORK

HAKRisoNBURG. VA. juno -.
Especial to The Richmond N~irginlan )
As a result of oVcrwork during the
session, Prof. Grasty Il. Soule. prin-
cipai of clover I'M academy, Rock
inSham county, became insane a Few
DAYS ag" and win be taken TO the
Eastern State Hospital. Staunton, to-
day TOR treatment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
slight Wreck.

SUFFOLK, VA. June Eve. 10,
%westbound passenger train on the
virginian railroad. was wrecked in
the suburbs Of Suffolk about II
O'Clock Thursday night. The tender.
two day coaches and sleeper were
derailed and partly overturned. Pas
sengers were thrown into a panic ana
some dived through windows, but
none was seriously hurt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-30
The White Sale For Men

Mems and Boys good White Muslin Night Shirts, with or without collars, worth 75c, QOo
 Mems White Top Shirts in all sizes, worth A0o 75c, for :. 1JO
 Mems Fine White Pleat- ed-bosom Shirts, in a va riety of pleats, Q0n worth $1.25, for. .. OJV Boys White Blouse Waists, sizes 3 to 16 years, worth 75c. Spe- 00O ciaI .JJC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-30
White Lawns, Madras, Dim ities, Long Cloth, Linens, Etc., Marked Down for the
 White Sale.

36-inch Pajama Checks, an ex- tra quality for 15c the 0n
 36-inch Linen Lawn, very sheer and fine. Special, f0o yaru .14VN
 Extra fine India Linon, worth regularly 15c the 0n yard <. .JC Cross-barred Swiss, also dotted, in all size checks and dots, flo worth .19c. Yard ........., ;. lVC
 Fine White Madras, in stripes, dots and floral designs, fEn worth 25c the yard. ......... 1OC
 Extra sheer Persian Lawn, good value at 25c. The flo yard .f4 M
 52-inch Imported Persian Lawn, very sheer and fine, worth O0o 65c. Yard .OJC
 Splendid quality Checked Dimity, positively worth 15c. The f0o
 White Dress Linen, warranted all pure, linen, worth 35c. The fO. yard 1OV
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-17
.Lehish

Frank Reilly was caller in Dickinson
Tuesday.
J. T. Royston and J. F. Brodie were
down from Dickinson on business.
Mrs. Heisher was business caller n
Dickinson Tuesday.
! The carpenters are now busy working
on the John Christen house.
Georae Malone acts as superintendent
of the Lehigh coal mine.
t. Miss sigma johnson has had to quit
school on account of her eyes.
Little Florence Russell is on the sick
list. 1t is feared that she is coming
down with the whooping cough.
/ Ben Bolts and Mr.. O'Lara departed
for Beach Monday, having closed up the
elevator at Lehigh.
Miss Hurley of Edseley, N. D., is
teaching the Lehieh school, VIM. Reilly
having resigned and gone to Fargo to
school.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-17
New England


Mrs. Herman Boettcher expects TO leave
this week for a visit with friends in
the east
Christ Strommen may decide to take
trip to the old country for visit this
winter.
There are 2, 900 sheep grazing quietly
around Rice ranch now. H. A. Gilbert
brought the bunch from South Dakota
the past week to be wintered here.
Andrew Hageseth was up from his
homestead OH the Cedar last week. He
had 100 acres of flax this year and
raised $50 bushels.
- F. Clausen was in the hard-luck hail
district west of town this year and only
go two bushels of fax to the acre from
100 acres.
E. B. Megeath, who lives eleven
miles east of town. has been marketing
grain in New England. He raised 1,117
bushels Of wheat from III acres.
Anton Herauf, who lives three miles
north of town, began farming his home
sead this year and he raised 16C
bushels of wheat from II acres, and
100 bushels Of fax from IA acres.
Hans Hanson had pretty hard luci
this year. He had IS acres in cror
and just as it gave promise of fine
yield 1t was struck by the hail and
only realized 357 bushels of wheat and
81 bushels of flax.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-17

the district court in the county where
they reside or direct from the Office
where they made application. The
usual price charged by the clerk of the
court for the copy is one dollar and the
party making application must have
this before the petition for the second
can be made out. If you are to act as
a witness for a party who doesn't read
English you should explain this matter
to him and save delay. =
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-17
Kennedy

Messrs. Klein and Lund were up from
the Chanta Pela.
Miss Mae Paulson is assisting at the
Kennedy store during the holiday rush.
George Jalbert is having we'll bored
al his place, the work being done by the
Flatz outfit.
The school and Sunday school are get
ting up an entertainment for Christmas
Eve which is to be held in the Lehigh
hotel.
Bert Myers and Chester Curtis were
recent visitors in town. Mr.. Myers will
have charge of Mr.. Curtis 8 stock while
the latter visits in Wisconsin.
The Culver coal mine is a busy place
these days. Ten teams were waiting at
the mine one day last week and Charlie
Culver says this is about the regular
gait.
The Herald correspondent had a
pleasant visit at e..Frank Ross home
one evening last week. Frank has a
fine house 26x32 feet in a nice location
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross are very hos
pitable people.
The Dickinson press., 1910-12-17
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday, December 49,. 1880 a. m.
morning worship and sermon. II AS a.
m. Sunday School. 6 80 D. m. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting. 1880 p. m.
evening worship aud sermon.
Wednesday, 80 .. m. mid-weeh
meeting or prayer and Bible study.
Saturday, 4 90 p. m. Christmas exer.
cises of the Sunday School.
A. C. HACKE. Minister.