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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

A delightful soeiabie was rendered
her friends Monday evening by Miss
Maggie Childress in the home OF her
brother. Mr.. Willie Chiidress, l&2+
Beverly street Games We're played.
dainty refreshments served and the
entire evening was one OF enjoyment
to the large company assembled
Among these were: Misses Ruby
Childress Grace Crowder Mollie Ellis.
Maggie childress, Audrey Fletcher.
Minnie Crowdar. DAISY Childress,
Aurelia sanderson, Alice Turner.
Elnora Lee. Florence Chtidress and
Mrs. Dora Childress. Messrs. Johnnie
Hawkins. Raymond Luck. Aubrey
Burnley Willie Bottoms Aiva Tate.
James Taylor. Willie t.hildress. W. T.
Morris and others
Mr.. Walter Gatewooa, OF Spencer.
\. C., who has been visiting MS
cousin. Mrs. II. G. Cosby, I'll North
Vine street. has returned home.
Rey. William stevens and wife. who
have been visiting relatives and friends
on Park avenue, have returned to their
home in Roanoke.
Mrs. John Arvaugh continues very
sick In her home, 1885 West Cary
street.
Mrs. Ruth Robertson and little
daughter. Luella. who have been visit
ing friends in Buckingham. have re-
turned to their hom. on West Taylor
street.
Mrs. Martha Fleming has returned
to her home in Louisa. after visit to
her daughters. Mrs. Il. 7. Wash. Of
West Taylor and MIRA, J. J. Nather.
OF Washington street.
Mr.. Allen Collins. Who has been the
guest OF Mrs G.. NJ. Palmer. goS Kan
dolph street. has returned TO his home
in FluNanna county,
Mr.. j. L. Dansey and son, Harry.
WHO have been visiting the formers
brother. Mr.. J. II. Dansey. 7os Ran
doiph street. have returned to their
home tn King William.
Mr., Johnnie Hyatt Ia very sick in
his home on Washington street with
appendicitis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Broadus OF
Caroline county. who have been visit
Ing their aunt. Mrs. Emma Moran. 81
North Vine. has returned.
Miss Eme Wells, of North View.
Mecklenburg county. who has been
visiting her uncle. Mr.. Keeton. 1904
South Meadow, has returned home.
Miss Scott Collins. of Fluvanna
county, Is the guest of Mrs. Charles
NJ. Palmer. 703 Randolph street
Mrs. Martha Blair is very sick In her
! home, 3l4 South Harrison.
Mr.. Robert New and sons, Tommie
and Minnie. and daughter Lena, were
the weekend guests of Mrs. J. IL.
Dansey.
Mrs. c. f. King. of 22os Chaffin
street. left Sunday fof Baltimore.
where she will attend the Ladies'
! Auxiliary Railroad Y. NJ. c. a. Con-
vention.
Mrs. Gill and Master Arthur Will
kinson left Monday to spend several
days in Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs Logan Thomas have
returned from their bridal tour and
are at home to their friends on West
Cary street.
Miss Maggie Taylor, Of Wylie Buck
ingham county. is the guest OF her
brother. Mr.. Sam Taylor. 1902 West
Cary.
Mrs. Sera Shields. of 100 South
Harrison, who has been quite sick, Ii
improving.
Mr.. Perry. of Fredericksburg. spent
last week with hts son. Mr.. Thomas
Perry, of Ashland street.
MIR. johnson. of Jarratts. Va, spent
last week with his son on Randolph
street.
Mrs. r. F.. Watkins. OF Manson. n.
c.. who has been visiting her brother.
Mr.. j. II. Atkins, 141s Beverly street,
has returned home.
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Barton Heights

Miss Grace Armstrong. who was OPP
Grated on at the Sheltering Arms Hos
pital about Two weeks ago for Appendix
cltis. came home "Wednesday She il
improving rapidly
Mrs. J. p. Smith returned to her
home in Charlottesville Monday. after
a weeks stay at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Charles NJ MOTLEY.
Mr., L. ~ Lee has been in Norfolk
for ten days on business.
Rev. Thomas, who has been visiting
hts friends In Barton Heights and
Richmond for the past week, has re-
turned to his home In South Carolina.
Miss L. a. Luxford has returned from
an extended trip through the West.
She visited relatives Ia Cincinnati. Chi
cage. st. Louis. Kansas City. Also
went into parts OF Colorado aud Texas.
II required about two months 10 make
the tour.
The Young Ladies' Guild of the Epis-
copal chusch held an interesting meet
ing Monday night and planned to give
al oyster supper and Halloween en-
tertainment, October ss, III the parish
hail.
The treasurer's office OF Barton
Heights has been moved from the
school building into newly provided
quarters at It's Lamb avenue
Mrs, Wythe l.. kinsolvinE Of Ralti-
more. arrived Monday and will spend
several days with her parents Rev DIR.
and Mrs. n. II. Pitt.
Miss Effie Williams, of Monteiro ave.
nue. who was injured in an automobile
accident in New York has sufficiently
recovered to return home
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Methodist church will hold their
monthly meeting Thursday night In
the home of Mr.. w. /. stockton. On
Poe street
The Ladies Missionary Society az
the Baptist church held Tuesday after.
noon. from as to s o'clock. a delight.
full social and enlistment service In the
church. There was quite a large num-
Der Of ladies present. The program
consisted Of devotional exercises, con.
Quoted by the pastor. An address on
State Missions" was made by the Rev.
r. D.. Garland, which greatly pleased
everybody. An original poem. en- mis-.
sions in Virginia. was read by AsN q
r. Mountcastle. president OF the No.
sionary Society. While the Misses
Slaughter and Acree. of Fairmount.
pleased all with their delightfully."-
sweet music.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13

BETH Elon, the charming country
home of Professor and Mrs. Leslie r.
watson. was the scene last evening
Of beautiful marriage, when their
daughter, Miss Lille Bernard Chalkley
watson. became the bride of Mr.. Ed
ward NJ. Miller. The Rev. j. N. La
than, pastor Of Centenary Methodist
church, and Rev. .. Guthe, of the st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran church.
were the officiating ministers. The
ceremony was unusually impressive.
two wedding rings, one for the bride
ana one for the groom. being used In
the ritual. The bride Is the daughter
OF Professor and Mrs Leslie r. Wat
son and possesses many Ioyable traits
OF character. endearing her to a large
circle of friends. The groom IL the
son OF Mrs. Margaret Miller and part
Company. Professor Watson had
charge OF the music, rendering the we'd
ding marches and playing softly dur
Ing the ceremony. The home was ar
tistically decorated, palms and ferns
forming background for the impro-
Vised altar built OF cut flowers. A
huge floral marriage bell WIS sus-
pended by ribbons, under which the
young couple plighted their troth. AS
they reached the altar. a circle OF cleo
trio lights. which formed the base of
the bell, flashed into briliancy. shed
ding its rays on the bridal party, while
the other lights in the pariors were
darkened Miss Margaret Miller, sis
ter of the groom. was the maid Of
honor. She wore an exquisite robe OF
pale blue messaline, yelled by white
embroidered chiffon cloth. and carried
bouquet of brides roses. Little Miss
Elizabeth Miller, niece of the groom
was flower girl. She wore q dainty
white lingerie frock and carried a bas
ket of flowers tied with daisy blue rib
bon. Mr.. Royal {. Brown was the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
CAKE IS FEATURE
Of WEDDING THAT
CAN'T Be OMITTED
Pieces in Little White Boxes Are
Given Away to Guests as
They Depart.

However simple "A welding may be-
whether the ceremony be at home or
in church. cake there must he. AND
as ones purse is fat or thin 50 is the
kind of cake decided upon, for when
done deliberately. II becomes one oi
the most expensive items OF the we'd
ding.
Ii is by no means necessary that
there shall be a fancy loaf on the Ia
bic but when one can afford IL the
round eake--it should always he
shaped thus-decidediy adds To the
bridal effect There are some ca
terers who rent such losves, for they
are not cut, and, being returned in
tact may do for more than one oc-
casion. But pieces In boxes must be
arranged for, and these. If cut ana
boxed by members OF the family, are
not an extravaganza.
II ordered specially tho little white
boxes may be square. heart-shaped or
oblong. The latter cost less than any
others. A monogram done III gold
script. composed Of the initials of the
last name Of the bridegroom and
bride. may adorn the box. This, like
some other details. is unnecessary
mist be. with narrow white satin
ribbon, they become sufficiently deco
rated.
1t is on their departure that the
boxes are given to guests. This II
most easily managed by having the
parcels arranged on small table by
the front door. putting one person In
charge of It. AS the guests are about
to go out the boxes are handed them
Any wedding reception. large OF
small. IS made merrier BY having a
white cake. which the bride cuts
| This should be round and ornam ented
| with icing. In it should be thimble
/ for the old maid, a coin for the gir
! who will make a wealthy marriage
! and a ring for the next 70 be engaged
/ The slices are handed first to tht
j girls Of the bridal party and then te
| the close friends OF the bride who
| may he asked to stay. Such invita-
! tons are informal and are given Yer,
hally by the bride while her friends
I are at the reception.
ROSANNA SCHUYLER.
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CHURCH HILL NEWS
News itcns intended for this column be left n psssa
INK. Or Madison 1851

groom's best man and entered with
the maid OF honor. followed by the
flower girl, then the bridal pair. The
bride was gowned In handsome go-
ing-away suit Of navy blue cloth with
hat to match, and carried n shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. Dainty
refreshments were served after the
ceremony, and souvenir boxes Of brides
cake distributed to the guests, who IN
cluded only the relatives and a few
intimate friends. no cards having been
issued. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left for
a Northern bridal tour. which will In
clude a visit to relatives In Phiiadel-
phia and Baltimore. a trip up the Hud-
son. and some time spent In New York.
They will be at home to their friends
after November at Beth Zion.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Supplee. of cynwyd. Pa.
the latter being the groom's sister: Mr..
r. w. White. uncle of the bride. of Ra-
leigh. Ills, and Miss Laura NJ. Joy. OF
Alton, Va.
Miss Maggie Craig, of East Grace
street. is spending the fall months with
her sister, Mrs. Hoover. OF Augusta
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. kratz. of 3o05
East Broad street. have returned home,
after u delightful six weeks visit to
Mrs Louis c. Denim. of Milwaukee.
Wis Mrs Denim was formerly Miss
Julia kratZ, OF Richmond.
Mr.. W. A. ,Nunnally. OF East Mar
shall street. has returned from an ex-
tended Western tour, some time being
spent in Chicago. He will leave short
~ for a trip South.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Vaughan, who
have been the guests OF relatives on
the hill for the past TWO weeks. have
returned to their home in Gunner, Va.
Mr.. J. II. karr, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. A. kratx. OF Jefferson
Park. has returned to his home in
Washington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
EXERCISE, WATER
AND ORANGES HER
BANT|NG RECIPE
Woman Tells How She Reduced
So as to Wear Hobble
Skirt With Grace.

Two women who had not met since
the beginning of the summer encoun-
tered each other in shop the other
day. and one frankly exclaimed
What have YOU been doing
You've a figure like a boy, You can
wear a hobble skirt and not look
like u barrel"
THAT was the object of my life
this summer, and I've succeeded,
haven't ?" the second returned com
placentlv II think hobble skirts are
homeiN. hut If every other woman IS
going to wear them this winter than
! must. and don't mean to look like
guy, either. How did | do it? EN-
ereise, water and oranges, mostly.
Want to know"
They adjourned to luncheon. and
over small omelet. some toast with
out butter and a final glass OF orange
Juice. the slim woman expounded her
treatment
AS soon as wake in the morn
ing" she said. 81 drink glass Of
spring water that has been standing.
covered, in my room all night. II
il cool. but not cold. That quantity
of liquid on an empty stomach acts
must not be cold. My breakfast, half
an hour later. is a coup of black
coffee without cream or sugar. and
the juice OF two oranges, Through
the morning T. drink orange juice free
~ and also two full glasses OF water.
found the easiest way Of making
sure to have water tha4right tenn
perature and convenient was to keep
large bottle of II in the room.
Luncheon is slight meal of nom
fattening food followed by more or
ange juice In the afternoon and two
more glasses OF water. | don't starve
at dinner, but eat with discretion.
and never take liquid with 1t. Dur
ing the evening ] drink two more
glasses Of water, and third as |
am going to bed
My special exercises come morn
ing and night; the former before |
dress. | stand with my hands high
above my head and bring them down
straight till the finger tips touch the
door without bending my knees.
couldn't make the tips touch at first,
but j pegged away. increasing the
number OF trials every three days, till
could. 1t was two weeks before |
did Then l straighten up and bend
my body from the hips. sidewise. just
as far over as l can. This pulls fat
off the hips. but YOU mustn't bend
below the hips or it won't do you
any good. Finally l sit astride a chair
hold the back. which ] face. firmly,
and twist around. one way and then
the other. Just as far as | can with
out moving on the chair. That Trims
the hips.
1T has been good treatment for
me, and l do II regularly, fifteen min
,ites, morning and night Nothing ia
permitted to interfere. and I've taken
off twenty-five pounds this summer,
slowly, too, SO ] don't feel weak from
it, MARGARET MlXTER.
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Fulton News
News items may be left ~ Mel
sens Furniture Store. or plaone..
to Madison 474o.

Miss Bedser. OF amelia county, is
the guest OF Mrs. ). Il. Names %
Seventh street.
Mr.. Lewis Washer and Mr.. Harry
I.awder are on q fishing trip In lower
Henrico.
Mr.. +. Fl. CARRIER Is spending the
week in Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peters. OF
Waverly. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett, OF Henrico county.
Mrs. Ida Wingfield. OF $40 Orleans
street, who was taken suddenly III
Tuesday night. continues very sick in
her home. She IL under the care Of
DIR. Williamson.
Stewart. the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Eacho. OF Nicholson
street. was bitten In his foot by :
pet dog last week. and though get.
ting along as we'll ar can be expected.
has been suffering greatly.
Fulton Hive. No. is. Ladies' OF the
Maccabee& held q very interesting
meeting In NSisen's Hall on last Nom
day night. state Commander Nisa
Eta ~. England. Of Norfolk, va
Dresent. Refreannaents 49, oo1vodL
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Genera, Joseph r. Armfic,d.

STATESVILL.E, y. G, Oct. IT,
General Joseph +. Armneld died at
hts homo Wednesday night. after u
few days illness. He was born In
Yadkinville January -, 1862. He Was
a son of the late Judge K. r. Arm
field, one of the most prominent law
yers OF the South. He served with
distinction from private soldier to ad-
jutant general Of North Carolina. a
position he held at his death He
served with honor during the Spanish
American war as colonel Of the First
North Carolina Regiment. and is sur
vived by three brothers and three
sisters.
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Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN. VA. October
13.--Judge West, Of Newport News, Il
holding court this week In the place
OF Judge John F.. Mason. Judge
Mason Is recovering from a recent
operation.
Miss Frances Broaddus left Monday
to resume her duties in the Wake
field High school. which has been
closed for the past week on account
of illness in the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Ennis. after two
months travel In Europe. arrived FRI
day evening. They had passage on
the Carpathia. one of the few vessels
that escaped being held In quarantine
in New York harbof.
The Rev Mr.. Cave. pastor Of the
Bowling Green Christian church is
conducting revival services at his
church this week.
Miss Virginia Gresham. OF Rich
uond. Va. Is the guest Of Miss Bessie
Butler
Miss Florence Broaddus left yester-
day for Philadelphia. Pa. where she
will continue her musicAl education at
the Leefson-Hil conservatory.
The regular npnEhlx meetinx ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
NEGRO WIFE BEATER
WANTED BY POLICE
Charles Hickes, Eluded Arrest
Thursday Morning Will Be
Taken.

The police of the Southside are
looking for Charles Hicks. we'll
known negro, who lives ON stockton
street. A warrant was sworn out
Thursday morning by his better half,
who swore that she could no longer
stand his eating her
1t IL charged in the warrant that
Hicks has beaten his wife unmerci-
fully. The woman stated that the
beating has been going on for a long
time and that it has been getting
worse. She says that it has now got
ten so that she can stand il no
longer.
Hicks is an old resident of the
Southside and the police say that
there il no danger of his running
away. The warrant will be served
by Officer K. Z. Jones,
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nhmondH

ant at the City Home morgue. Unless
some friend or relative puts in an
appearance within the near future the
dead man will be buried in a name
less grave in the panpers' burying
ground.
Absolutely nothing was found in the
pockets of the dead mans clothes that
would lead to identification. Indeed,
save for needle and a whisk-b broom
the pockets We're empty. probably by
design. The police believe that the
suicide deliberately destroyed all
papers, and everything else in his pos
session that might read to his iden-
titication, before drinking the acid
which ended his life. They base
this belief on the fact that the mans
face shows evidence of breeding and
refinement. while the material OF
which his clothes we've made. indicate
that he once must have been at least
fairly well-to-do financiSfsy.
The man was about thirty years
old, Ave feet eleven incnes tall, and
weighs about $50 pounds His com
plexton is very dark. his heir black.
touched here and there with gray. his
eyes large and dark With heavy hrows.
His features are prominent. and his
forehead is high. and of an intellec-
tual mould. Altogether IL is face
rather handsome but also rather weak.
The dead man. when found. wore
a light brown suit With "a dark stripe
running through the pattern; light
summer underwear black soeVs and
black patent leather shoes.
on the right forearm or the BODY
a blue and red five-pointed star is
tatooed. There is a scar probably from
a burn on the inside of the left leg
between the knee and the ankle. anu
a scar also from a burn on the left
arm near the arm-pit. There is also T.
fresh wound on the inside of his left
hand between the index apd fore
finger This wound seems 10 have
been made with n knife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
TNEARTH CONSPIRACY
AGAINST MEXICO'S CHIEF

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 13.--Another
alleged plot TO induce army officers
to rebel against President Diaz has
been revealed by the arrest OF Gus
tavo Madero. brother Of francesca
Madero, defeated candidate for the
presidency. Two of Madero's friends
were also arrested on the same
charge.
The accusation was made by Gen
eral Melton Hurtado, who declared
that Madero had made the proposition
to him. and TO several Of his brother
o0icers.
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FINED FOR VIOLATING
BYRD LIQUOR LAW
Italian Pleads That Beer to Him
is as Tea to Americans,
But Loses Out.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA, oct. 13.-F'rank
Avalone. an Italian, was fined $50 and
put under bend by Justice Duncan
to-day for violating the Byrd law.
His place was raided two consecutive
Sundays and quantities of beer and
wine We're seized. His attorney con-
tended that Italians drink beer and
wine as we do tea and coffee.
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ae,nntinnea fron, Yesterday,

h Her mention ot his Wings saN" nun
Il his first faint perception Of the line
~. STRUGGLE ve,,,a take His mind
z 49, s.,s.r. .-.r -. nas4-
'ot "a
lion whish her 81" n WeNta 'ahE "'eH
sh" should KNOW me truth 4" t',i
Il would nei seem thai tf'e& 'MeEt cas-
awass togefheF tie Vas R,l ~"
reofiea here an TINS sh"Fe- rus sAth
Was waiting 1" t4Ne H'iti "i'E -" -
IN the world. lie was as Tree Ss taiE
ASwfnd itself
believe 4iN4he ia me SNS ~ "ti"A
y makes you 90 thats ne hSaiu .'0' e"'
- MAKES yen ofHt on nv" - "'i. e
I that WAY perfectly "uiiNi7ps 20 'fe
fact that people are asking You qoeS-
f1pIss
He met her smiling eyes; ana
smile came, an1iddeh, I'M" ms oN u
Oh Ne forgiven m" a1fftaE-
ne said " nat was ufF VNes''o"
! about.
u II wa aheaf breakfast. aast !"a
anything t. eat in that Nunale 90
i 3ours
M He shook his head. ana shr drs"
dawn her lips IN mock disr1a!.
IL there anything 10 eat any.
where she questioned. sweeping hef
MArm round in a taft circle. landward.
Mustn't we 60 hunting for walrus
] 0r q shark or something
Casles had 70 turn away from her
&As she said that. The remorseiess
SAkony of the situation vas getting be-
1ond human endurance The splen'
dor III the day. Nh. girls holiday
3s6umor her laughing declaration that
she would not permit him tn fly away
this last gay Jest out OF the pages of
Ess Alice in Wonderland about hunting
Tor a walrus
God he whispered AS NE turned
nwsy--.'My God.
ks He had his revolver. and besides the
s6ix cartridges which the cylinder con-
1nined there Mere, perhaps thirty
Hi his belt For how manX days. or
wrecks would they aIail to keep off
StArvation
But his face was composed again
when he turned hack 10 her There
ME two things that come before break
EaAts' he saia--''tIre and water. There
nA line 81 ariftwood down the beach
HI the westward. there at tbs foot oil
HE falus When ne get a fire
&Ofng---t. he stopped himself, short
N3 WAS going to say that we could
3neit some ice for drinking water, BIZ,
until we have some scrt Of cookins
x1tensiI 10 melt II IN, ii won't do much
EHoOd There must be- something al
the sort In the hut here"
80 She shock her head They're
xsDmpletely abandoned" she told him
-Four shore party searched them first
WI nil and aftarward unrl. Jerry and
searched them through again There
Es "a nothing there AT all but some heap.
~ rubbish
II think III take "A look rnyself,
It'd he Rubbish L. a relative term
aV1sat seemed no better than tina
kSSexferday afternoon while the yach
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DIR. Thomas f.. Alison,

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. Is.
Dir Thomas f, Alsop. formerly of
Spotsylvania county. died at his home
in Carlisle. H.. Tuesday, DIR. Alsop
was here on visit to relatives a
short time ago. He was forty -four
Years old. and son of the late DR.. Will
liam $. Alsop. of Spotsylvania county.
He had property interests in spotsyl
vania and had been instrumental in
sending number of Indiana farmers
here to settle.
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STATED COMMUNICATION
OF ROYAL ARCH MAs0Ns
Will BE Held III Masonic Temple
Thursday Evening at 1880
O'clock.

stated communication of Royal
Arch Chapter. No. IS. will be hcld
in Masonic Temple, South Richmond.
Thursday evening at 130 o'clock.
Notice has been sent out by Secre
tary G. ". Jewett,
Work is expected and there Will
likely BIO a large attendance at the
meeting.
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Deeds Recorded.

Two small deeds were recorded
in the clerks office Thursday. Geo.
w. Archer conveyed to his wife. by
n deed dated October s, an improved
parcel Of land on Jefferson street.
AL. l.. Adamson and wife. in u
deed dated October 6, conveyed a
dwelling No. 30s East Tenth street to
Margaret ]. Bedford The consider
alton was s1,250.
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body of Mrs. Frances 3, Scott. Wife
Of l.. G. Scott, OF Coyington. who died
suddenly there Monday, vas brought
here to-day and buried at the family
graveyard, near Reusens, Rev. John
W. Shackford, of the Methodist church
conducted the services.