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FUNERAL NOTICES

ICKEEING-Funerai services of Mrs
Marion Pickering, aged So years, wife
OF Edward Pickering. will bc held from
the residence. Ga6 South ith East. at :
p. m Sunday. October 23, 1910. Inter
mont MI. OliYct cemetery
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EASt1d1 N,td1
Salt Lake Aerle. No. 67-Evefy
n. M. Eagles hall.
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GUNS AND 2EVOLVERs

WE REPAIR BICTCI .ES. CASH REGIS
tcrs. lawn mowers. lit keys. etc. Knud :
sen. 355 South State Phones. sT4e
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ADDING MACHINES.

THE DALTON is THE BEST on
earth-lees cost too. Call phones 75S
for the adding machine man. Pembroke
Stationery Company.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OK No Il
World.-Salt Lake city iodGs dGTost III
meets In jennings hall. = o,eIn
South street. Wednesday nights. eo
Until further notice. ,,,..ctor|
r. r. SARG TNf. pin5cSSssd| DIT Sod|
s. E. WELSH. Sec'y. IS Wes' -n' n
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DENTISTS

DIR. E. NJ. KEYSOR, 2oO-2oi BOYD
Park bldg. 1872 South Main. Bell 1854
Ind. 117-R. msky
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WANTED-To RENT.
WANTED-To TRADE

FIRST CLASS INDUSTRIAL STOCK.
selling AT par. for. good mining stock
Basis OF exchange present selling price
OF each. Address W-19. Tribune. s2SiS
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS


WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and teXidermist line and carry COM
plete stock of manufactured goods. pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. II. stencil Fur Co, 81 Il. 3rd So.
n3fS2
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independent Order Of Odd PelloV
FIDELITY LODGE NO. IT, L o. O. r
Meets every Wednesday night {
o'clock, |. O. o. Il, temple. Vlsituu 4
come. IL .. Matthews. ". G.;
Smith. secretary.
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TEA CHING OF -hAr'DOLIN

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L. II MITCHELL, TEACHER OF MAN
dolln, private lessons given: hours 10
to 9 daily. Room 323. Constitution bldg.
rI103
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TURKISH BATHS

EXPERT LADY ATTENDAN FACE
massage, maDIcurinG, hair dressing.
Sanllariuin parlors. e2 West Bird South,
Bell 1871, Ind. 1878. f31S9
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE STORAGE-FlREPROO WARE
house. equipped with automatic
sprinucrs: low ratio Of Insurance: house,
hold goods packed and stored. MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments,
HEATED STORAGE VAULTS for pianos.
AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls. Pool-csrs shipped to all points,
expert packers. Let us figure with YOU:
prices lower. I X l. Stores Co. Bell
Exchange IL. Ind. 13. m2l3S
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY g. STOVE RE-
pair Works, Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
Of water jackets for sale. We make
specially OF furnace CRATES and repairs
Rear 5a1 SO. State st. Telephones I474
1875
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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

BOOKS OPENED. POSTED AND BAL
anced: monthly statements made: Of
ilco systems for small retail business a
speciality; city or country. w A. Tyler
164 6tn East. Sell 4G45. s55s
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FURS REPAIRED, REMoDELED AND
order work; expert furriers: lowest
prices in town. Drumners' Sample Eur
Shop. 259a So. Main s2i6l
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND E,I7RTSCC
cleaning Leave ordcra Druebi 9.
Franken's drug store. Both phones 100
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MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS

WHO MADE THE DOLLAR UNI
breiIa'' possible? McConaray. the Jew
elcr 81 Main st. m2S4
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MOVING
GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

GLOVE CO. Go E. SRp so
exclusive glove store. Gloves made To
'rder, Repairing and cleaning m255
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, 351 so
State Bell phone 5235. Ind. 1884. r22l0
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING COM
pany, expert carpet cleaners and gen
cral house cleaning: wall papers cleaning
a. specially: Phones Main 1856. Ind 97S.
59 East lSt South. g6So
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PERSONALS

LADIES WANTED TO BRING THEIR
husbands watches for 81 main springs.
Carter Jewelry Store. ia Main ST. s1SDs
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REMOVAL NOTICE

EDWARD MGURRIN AND w :,
Hyaa.cm 20 aa nave removed their law offices
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AID WRITING

BRAINS FOR SALE. JACK HELD Cos
Tribune bldg. Bell phone 1868. k26Os
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SECONDHAND STORES

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SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT
sold. exchanged best prices. Michigan
Furniture Co. 3i1 State so4sI
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UNDERWRITERS

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N. Z. COLEMAN LICENSED EN-
baiIner. funeral director. Call Ind.
phone 1893. 1853
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BANK, BAR AND oEF4Ve
FIXTURES

WE MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF s gAHH n
bar and office fixturcs; estimates y
nishcd: work guaranteed. JnkooS' Al;
ture & Mfg. Co., 5i3 state 81
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

l:BER w, HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
eInbalmcr, 1G+ S. West Temple. Phone
1919. v493
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MILLINERY AND PLuMEs

MRS v. ID. ERNEST. MILIINEeY
REPAlR WORK a SPECIALITY las
EAST 2ND SOUTH u,ii5o
FlHST-CLASS MILLINERY AT LOW.
est prices, feathers cleaned c,r,os
dyed; hats cleaned and made over. Ethel
Brysant. l12 West 1st South. Ind s1ss
r270T
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LYNDS CIIAPTEn
!. Order Ea ster1
Masonic templa-S
meetings first a.
each month VI
members will recall
cordial welcome. r.
II. McCullow. W
Nellie 4. Spencer. s.
tary.
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DETECTIVES

MAYLoN DETECTIVE SERVICE Bu-
reau: reliable. confidential Bell 43s4-X
Ind. 124S3 Office S59 Green ST. n35Aa
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS


BIRD COWAN CO,
$50 So. ". Temple. Bell phone 4Ii4.
Sl25O
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN EOUSIc-PAUL HEN. PRO.
prietor 6S e; st First South: $50 rooms:
rates. soc. SOc and o0c. x193S
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MfLn ALI Iru

MiZPAtI CHAPTEF7 i
D, Order Eastern
Stated meetInFs
r. IN. first Mondsy
each month, Nas
temple. corner He
East and First s.
Visiting members Z
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CUT FLOWERS

TIE LEADING FLORIST, w. w. KING
o14 i. md So, Both phones 81. b291
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SECRET SOCIETIES

:
MASONIC GRAND LODGE No..
tr,aT ahe vii GT'n1 d"pye%ag L9dgf OF +. and & =
munication Sunday aftnrnoo, oilal q
inst. at go o'clock. for Inc inc
laying the corner stone of ti,np parpo5|
Baptist church. Second Soutb Iinin4
East streets. Salt Lake civ ana ~
Cas- and NJ. Ms arc cordiaIIy -
attend and assist in the ceron,,, invite
CHRISTOPHER DtSa DIEaat
Grand Sccrr,a.
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BIRDIE S. NIPPER. w. n.
DORA FRANKLAND. Secrets
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ELECTA CIIAPTER \
y. Order Eastern &
Stated Jncetlnss D
Tuesday Of each M
Masonic temple, CO.
Second East and &
South. Visiting meu1
EnrlIinliv In,.Ikaa l.
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE CARRY EVERY Make OF MA
chine; s35 to $50 machine Tor $40 each;
drop-heads and cabinets. Come 10 % w
LIST So Young & Raleigh Bell 302s
Ind 105S. si095
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. II.
Mckenzie. Display yards a22 So. State
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UTAH cOMMANDERY NO I -,
Tcmplar-Will meet at MosnnniaN niNiGI
on sunday, Oct. %, at 2Sore 2:So e
escort ,,o 'he Ia Ma Masonic Grand Lodge oi i
Emmanuel Baptist church. Sninnsstl9n
knights arc cordially Invited edV,ulhin1 y,
j. r. BRECKON, Il. &" al1
r.. .. LEATUERWo0i,
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JORDAN LODGE no. g.. I. O. o +
Meets every Monday night at T. O. q
temrlc. Visitors invited. c. Z. KraQ3
e.. ~. Llndberg, secretary. e.
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STORAGE

FURNITURE SHIPPING. AT REDUCED
rates our specially, A car for DEN
yer now being made up. Kcyser Fire
proof Storage. Both phones 1898 s2S2S
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BURIAL VAULTS

ROYAL CEMENT BURIAL. VAULTS
put in on tour hours notice: cost from
s25 TO $50. Ind 3257. Boil o2b. h3S3S
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ARGENTA LODGE M

MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. .. r 1r;-
Md.-MasoEic hall, second Mondar
month, corner First South and ~
East Members OF sister lodges anS
journlng members In good standIrs
vited. +. a. Sinpkin. w. III: Chrisis.
Diehi. Secretary.
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WANTED
wAETED-FEMAIE HELP

wAETED-FEMAJ,E HELP.
AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN
cral house work none but Experienced
need apply i35 T.. So. Temple s27GT
LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
thcNr diamonds from Uncle Frank. .
FAST 5rd South. Ind phone 952. fo92
COOKS,
second girls, nurse girls, women to
WorS Dy the day and women for laundry
work Apply 10 tho Y W, C. A. free
building. rs
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Eninhts OF PythiaS.

ROYAL. ARCANTTM. SALT -
Council No 151T-Second ann w
Thursdays. Il. O. II. hall. los
Temple st. ]. Q. Critchlow' reseA
i. Jones. secretary.
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A SAFE INVESTMENT: LARGE PROF
bldg Fell 5Sig s1S32
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

SURVEYS FOR CULVERTS. RESER-
voir sites and sewers. 421-2 Mcintyre
bldg r290l
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A. A. n
Regular sessions held at ~.
temple. corner Second East ana 4
South. tho third Wednesday IN
month SoJourning mobiles invited 4
Marriott, Ill. Recorder,
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THE QUALTROUGIT-A ALI.COTT co.
offering modern residence for funeral
purposes. Phones 1858. 544 Main at r20a3
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GREAT WESTERN SHOE REPAIRING
Co; ncat and pleasing work done the
modern way 275 South West Temple st
Ind gaS3 m253
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SIGNS ANO SCENERY

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PETERSON-S SIGNS ARE REA.
signs. and the best made chppcd glass
and brass. Peterson 90 Richards ST
n2I07
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LIVERY.

IOWA LIVERY STABLES -oyc'-@.-S- 10 ~ -,
temple: saddles horses. first 80, ~,
nrravlns urs horses. single or double. Ind
sIe2S
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FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
CITY ENTERS SUIT
AGAINST COUNTY
Action to Secure Equity in Ger
tain Buildings and to
Recover Taxes.
Especial 10 rhe METEOROLOGICAL

ISD6Cidl " lIlF
Suffolk, Va. December 2S.-The City
of suffolk to-day through it's attor-
ney. Robert W Wathers, entered suit
against Nansemond county. The decla
ration was not hled with the memo
randum. The city attorney says the
objects of the suit are twofold, to re-
cover portion of the taxes paid into
the hands OF the County Treasurer
since the town became a city, October
i, and to secure an equity in the
county court house, Jail and clerks
office The buildings yet remain in
custody Of the county authorities, who
declinetto allow the city to use either
the courthouse or clerks Office ex-
cept upon the payment of rent, which
would be legal waiver of certain
equity rights.
Carr Wilson, the negro Jesse James
who held up three persons after serV-
ing a prison term for two previous
feats of highway robbery, to-day at
a preliminary hearing before Mayor
Norfeet was held without bail for the
grand jury Wilson was sent on for
extracting 80 from George NJ. Mat
thews, white, who was held up at a
pistols point. The other cases are yet
untried
Mrs Fannie B. Kyle, a daughter of
Hurricane Branch, to-day was mar
ried in Norfolk to 1. f. Gilkerson, of
Raleigh, N. G.
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NEGRO MURDERER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Willis Rose, Fearing Arrest,
Shoots Himself Through
Heart.
CELEBRATION OF MAsoNs
Post-Office at sedley Robbed.
Christmas Festivities and
Social News.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street,

Petersburg va, December rs.
Wiliis Rose. the twentyyear- old no
gro. who on Christmas Day shot and
killed Sherman Steward. at Fox's Store
In Dlnwiddie county, after he had al
most killed negro named John Bro
die the evening before, seems to have
died by his own hand. His dead body
was found in some bushes near his
aunts home. not far from Darvi1rs
a bullet had been shot through his
heart, The negro evidently feared ar
rest and its consequences, and ended his
own life. The pistol with which he
killed himself was found grasped In
his right hand The body. which
showed signs of decomposition, was
found by boys who We're hunting. The
man had evidently Killed himself on
the day the murder was committed
Rose was the son of Eliza Rose. for
several years employed at the westover
Cafe, on Sycamore Street
RObbcr Sent to Court.
William White negro was to-day
sent to the Hastings Court to be tried
for robbing his employer. A. GeIlman,
of various articles of value, pistols. ra-
zors, 1ewelry and the like, taken al
various times from Mr. Gellman's store
negro yesterday attempted to pawn
pistol 1T Mr., Gellmans. when 1t was
iuenllhGu as one that had been stolen,
and on investigation the theft was
traced to White. The latter was ar
rested, and on searching his house
the police found other pistols, razors,
etc, which were identified by Mr.. Cell
man; also a valuable gold watch chain.
valued at over $50.
No Charge for Service.
Mayor Cameron has received let
ter from Superintendent Phenueger. of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad stat
ing that the company made no charge
for the train which brought the Rich
mond engine to the assistance OF the
Petersburg Fire Department on the oc-
cason of the fire on December 3, and
that the company was glad 10 render
the service. the Mayor has duly ac-
knowledged the letter and conveys his
cordial thanks for the service.
Celebration of NInsonS.
The three lodges of Masons of this
city-Blandford, No. 5; Petersburg, No.
Is, and Powhatan Starke, No. t24-
jointly celebrated last night the Festi-
val of ST. John the Evangelist, and a
large number of the members of the
order participated, including guests
from lodges in Richmond and else
where. The occasion was one of great
enjoyment and of brotherly interest
After appropriate ceremonies in the
lodge room an adjournment was taken
to the banquet hall, where "a splendid
spread was IN waiting, TO which full
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Social and
Personal

n n ISIS EDITH DOMAIN was pre-
mi sented to society last evening
at beautiful ball given by the
Governor and Mrs. Mann In Inc E%ecu-
tive Mansion. The mansion was gay
with Its holiday decorations of inistle-
toe aud holly, and the walls aud win
dowa werc draped with running cedar
and gmiihx. Wall pockets of bright red
blossoms were used in profusion and
the Blue Room. where the receiving
party stood, was banked with palms
and clusters OF red roses
Mrs Mann. who received with the
Governor, wore an imported gown of
white chiffon, embroidered In roses,
with diamond ornaments. She carried
q nosegay Of pink roses Miss Donnan
wore an exquisite frock of palest green
chiffon. fashioned over white satin hrd
trimmed with band of silver around
the bottom of the skirt. This band
was finished with tiny SILK rosebuds,
and there were touches of silver and
pale pink about the bodice. She car
ried bouquet OF orchids and lilies of
the valley. Mrs. Donnan was hand
somely gowned in pale yellow satin.
with an overdress of black and silver.
and carried bouquet OF American
Beauty roses.
The guests included the younger
members of society
Afternoon Reception.
Mrs. Arthur Middleton Cannon and
Miss Mary Waddlll entertained at "A
very handsome reception yesterday
afternoon from 8 to Z o'clock in their
home, 92i Park Avenue. Red roses and
holly were used to decorate the par
Tors and library, and centrepiece of
American Beauty roses on silver
placnile ornarnented the tea table.
Scarlet bells and garlands of cedar
were wound on the chandeliers.
Mrs. Cannon received in gown Of
pale blue satin, yelled in black cihf-
fon, and carried American Beauty
roses. Miss Waddill wore flame
colored froeie Of crepe meteor. trimmed
In real lace, with bouquet of lilies
of the valley and violets Mrs. Menal-
Gus Landlord. of Norfolk, also received
with her sisters. and was handsomely
gowned in yellow crepe de chine. fin
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NIarsh--sn,ith.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch,l a
Wadesboro, December 2S,--The home
of Mr.. and Mrs, A, S. p. Smith was
the scene last night Of a quiet home
wedding, in Which Miss Hula May
Smith became the wife of Thomas
Ortho Marsh Mrs, Julian T. Allen
rendered the wedding march as the
bridal party entered the parlor. The
pastor OF the First BAPTIST Church.
REV. r. w, Chambliss otticiated, Inn
smediately after the ceremony the bride
and groom left for y, short wedding
Wudesboro in two weeks
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folk
MISSES Mamie and Ella Goodwin, OF
coVinEton Va, are visiting friends in
this city
Richmond, after visit to his parents,
ME- and Mrs. j. T.. Rowe in Fredcricks-
burg.
DR.. Robert stewart of this city is
visiting Colonel and Mrs. w. II. stew
art In Portsmouth.
Miss Aurelia zirkle, OF stanton, is
spending some time with friends in
Richmond.
Miss Lille jennings, OF Danvile. is
spending this week with relatives in
this city
II. S, Thompson. of this city. is the
guest of his cousin, Mrs IIidson, at
her home in stanton
Miss Newell Rountree, OF West Grace
Street, is visiting Mrs. Walter Nelson
Perdue, OF Magnolia Grange" CHESTER
ff1
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w, Francis Rowe has returned to
Richmond, after visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +, Rowe, in Fredcricls-
burg.
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Misses Mamie and Ella Goodwin, Of
covington, Va, are visiting friends in
this city.
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Miss Anrelia zirkle, OF stanton. is
spending some time with friends in
Richmond.
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Justice was done. Worshipful G l..
Guthrie presided and also acted as
postmaster. The formal address of
the evening was delivered by Kew.
George e. Booker, D. D.. OF Washing
ton street NJ. e Church, who spoke on
the subject of love. a number of in-
dividual sentiments were offered. which
brought forth responses from repre-
sentatives of the different lodges and
others, and the evening was one OF
unalloyed pleasure.
post-Oflce Robbed.
The post office at sedley, Southamp-
ton county, was entered BY roboers
some time last night, and $50 in money
taken. About $500 worth of stamps
in tho same drawer with the money
was left undisturbed. There is no clue
to the thieves.
Death In Chesterfield.
Mrs. Archer, widow of e. Nj. Archer,
'died al her home in Chesterfield coun-
~, on Monday, after long Illness
She was sixty-one years old. an active
and consistent Christian, and was
woman of lovabfe character. She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. W. u,
I,unsford. OF Petersburg, and one son,
Lennie Archer, of Chesterfield, besides
four brothers and two sisters. all OF
Chesterfield. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon from Woods
Church, and WAS attended by large
number of relatives and friends
Three Quiet Weddings.
Last evening, in the presence of a
few friends, at the residence OF the
officiating minister Rev. F. G. Ribble,
rector of Good Shepherd Memorial
Church, Miss Marigold Harwood Ed
wards, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, a. w,
Edwards, of Highland Terrace was
united in marriage to j. Lee Cahaniss,
OF this city The bride was attended
by Miss Cabaniss. sister of the bride
groom. and the latter by Carey Meyers.
To-day, at the home of the brides
parents, on Grove Avenue. Miss Nora
Belle Brockwell was quietly married
to BENJAMIN Redmon, Rev. w. Y. ray
Tor, d. D.. of the First Baptist church'
| officiating.
This evening at o'clock, in the home
OF IN, brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
r I. LYMAN on Market Street. Miss
INlra May Lyman was married to VII
| liam IT. Newman, of this city. Tile
wedding was quiet
Social News.
The Christmas dance given last nlsht
by the Riverside Club in compliment
to members and their friends was .
very delightful event and was very
largely attended number of guests
we're present from a distance, inclua-
| ing several from Richmond. The CLUB
rooms were handsomely decorated with
holly, mistletoe and cedar and brif'
liantiy illuminated with differnt col
ored lights. There were flne music
and dainty refreshments, The chaper'
ones were Mr. and Mrs, w. w. ToWnes
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Plummer ane
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Martin, Jr.
A dance will be given tomorrow
night at the residence of Professor
and Mrs. Arthur Kyle Davis. on Souti
sycamore Street, in honor of theil
daughter, Miss Davis, which VIII b'
one Of the most brilliant and attractive
social events of the season. me us
OF invited guests is large one.
J Mr.. end Mrs. John *. PEBBLES, o
Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. v A. Ro
maine, on South Market Street.
Mrs Thomas Scott, Of Richmond, i
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs, Johi
McGill.
Contracts To he Awarded.