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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

Frank Field. Herbert Marley, Tom
Lacy. Lucy Tyler.
b Grade-Jack Alcott, Angus Cot
treil. Wingfield Davis. Andrew shep-
herd. Ruth Crowder, Jean Frazer,
Ruth HANKS, Dorothy Hargrave. Luz
ellie Howard. Jessie Lucas. Ruth Nc
Council, Violet Stone, ThelIna Tuck.
Grace Vincent. vernell West. Marga-
ret Jennings.
A l Grede--Willie Cowardin, Al.
g. Field. Charlie Gribble. Badger
King. Frank .Timbcrlake. Violet Bass,
Josephine Passenger, Ivy Faudrec,
Ethel Fenner. Lillian Frost. Camilla
Gerber, Marcella Lecky. Thelma Leigh
Ester Lucas. LILLIAN Lythgoe. Mabel
Powell. Elizabeth Street. Ruby Wood
son.
1 A III Grade--Inez Anderson, Nor
ma Bauer, Lucille Butler Thelma
Childress. Avis Daprato. Bertha
Hughes. Avis. Lawrence. Aline Tim
berlake, Jack Passenger. Pembroke
Bryant, Ethel Cole. John Creighton,
George Deitrick, Lawrence Dunsmore,
Horace Eanes. Raymond Faris. John
Farmer Trevillian Green, Arthur KEEL
ley. Sterling King, Raymond West.
Edward Winston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
RANDOLPH SCHOOL

B--Hosahnd Carter. Madeline Do
herts, Margaret Dowden Gladys Gibbs
A-hatie Gillian. Ada Nash, Ter
lire Stockmar. Bessie Stith, Dora Bry-
am.
b~-inez Williams. Forrest Cub
bon.
. A7John Armbrecht Elizabeth
1oie' iheinla Farmer, Evelyn Harri-
son. rreda norman. Emma Jenkins,
May Turniey;
. h-1ecii Bailey. Dora Chsles. Jose
prime hinS, Leon Mayfeid, Bessie Rob-
ertson, robert Richardson. Priscilla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
MADISON SCHOOL


A--Ruby Tiller, Mary Allen.
Violet Land. Aileen Tatum, Gertrude
remo,eton Frances Chan,n Carrie
r.,,... H. .r,..aa An,o,,.
A"iiae.o' ieh
Davis.
B-Douie Wassmer, William PETIT
wav stnart Mcf,arv
van
A-"i. 'iaH e'si'' h4'i~a oe'h fhp-
pen. ~
b-aeorse Dott' Naum.e Dien :, u,
son. ruin fWersoh' Niniamu Aeh
ra@1e, 1eraioine roweli. EhA i"ohias'
LoIa Ahomas, HaAel FetIt.
ALVeiyh burton, ahn,e Hppes'
Lnciie Jones ha'herihe rpeasa"ts'
REAR iller.
bHester bruce. Li@-ie brooAs'
mamie trump, Juiiet "oouson'
oeorse rean"an, stu"r. aIs
"ilile .orole. marry aoucn-
ms, sIaheg Johnson. u,ace ro~en'
iioerHia Sheau. Heleh WAsoI
A-My.ue ptAn.on ss, ma Da W,
Lean h!rshouls, Aonise i%ah"' "io
Hes morton, Emma iarreF.
b-Eogar rect reu IAIsn I'
pauane Jones Elsie Rove ro1oon
slower Fnoepe "aro.
A. ma rto.'e .hneh. Laiss NIL
.sr. MAR epis' Sa a.,,,s , nIHie''
Fhsiiis lsaupetter' Mniiaiti "uouhoI'
WINE "ahehani, Eo"aro "aiief
stein.
A--aton 1riiIth, nate otspnen-
son, agnes 'orsett. otis fo"eh' VIZ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
STONEWALL JACKSON
SCHOOL

7B--Elsie Ruttgen. Grace Saville,
Elizabeth Webb. John Cox, Herbert
Gwathmey.
7A--Edith sydnor. Mary Wills.
Norma Dietz, Angie Sims. Brumley
Heinrich. Lucy Tompkins. Mayis
Clarke. George Schioss. Geneyieve
Stearns. Elizabeth Ma@iil, Oscar Up
shur. William Sinton. Rosalie Selea-
man. Fannie Murdoch Florence
Scheer.
6B-Hali Mason. Brooke Williams.
Parker Ancarrow, Howard Maynard,
Richard Newell Leah Binswanger.
Marian Turptn. Willie Marable. Adele
Mallonee. Elizabeth. EKgleston. Edith
Dalton. Katherine Beard
6A-Catherine Minor Sanford
Beazley. JcfYries Heinrich,
binary Dudley. Helen Thomp-
son. Louise Winston. Edward Gunst.
Sewe!l WinEfield.
5A-Miilard Cox, Bessie Woodson,
Flora Hutzler. Theresa Pollak. Mar
garet Cottreli. Dolphine Manhart
Eleanor Schofeld, Louise Splitting.
sB--freing Duke, Albert Ciaypooi,
Lisie Maynard. Bernard Gasser. Ran
dotph Norman. Richard Gorman,
Mary Maynard. Lloyd Williams. Henry
Snider
William Ellis Jones, Robins
Lee, Eliza Eldridge. GLADYS Donald
Bessie Devol, Avis Hillsman. Frances
Heindl. Dudley Heinrich. Ruth Waugh
an. Violet Vaughan.
sB--James Cottrell, Russell DRINK
ard. Robert Martin. Jane Euhank.
l.enora Doggett. Helen johnson, Marie
Jcrdy. Dora Lewis. Ruth Padge.t.
SA---Sarah Lee. Frances August
Ruby Duke. Jessica Long. Elizabeth
Bartoi. Emma Shuman. Bentley Cos.
Warren Hundley. David Ramsey, Ne
Ilwaine Frazer.
2B--Eloise Richardson, FIorrie
Evans. Joe White. Claude Vaughan
William Smith Lonneile stith, Eunice
Gayle,
2A-Iouise Heindi, George Dunn.
Hazel Brown. Linwood Matthews, Ju-
liette Doggett, Tavenor MacGregor.
Hiida Bloomoerg. Edward Calirch
virginia Spicer. Nate Nelson. Alice
Rennie. Morris Goldstein. Norris Wills
Garnett Richardson. Doris Smith.
lA--Virginia Elam. Mildred Fitz-
wilson. Gwendoiyn Hatcher. Randolph
Hogc. Mosco Huntley. Frank Jobson.
Adele Levitt. Miriam Norn,ent, Taze-
well Peatross. George Priddy. William
Ready. Charles Ready. Tyler Wax-
Eaman- Elizabeth Watson, Ethel
White. John Williams Virginia Wood
son, Frances Zachary
lB-Bessie Anderson. MAY Atkins.
William Cottrell, Harold Dudley. Ger
trudc Ehel. Joseph Eggleston. Grace
Lawrence. Howard Liesfeld, William
James Mcdowell. Louise Moore. I.yda
Sarvay. creaGh Saunders. Alice Scho-
field, Mabel Valentine. Lillian weis-
fEer. Bessie Winston. Edward Wood
fin.
2A---Eugene Ferguson. William Jor-
dan. Viola Taylor. Estelie Haxelkrove.
George Manha1. Edward Seaton.
Woody Farrar. Robert Murphy. Clin-
ton Bsndy.
A--Stonewall jackson Annex
Preston Walsh, Cathieen Carter. vir-
xinia Grubbs, Catherine Lynch. Ceta
heck. Doris Cogle. Margaret Haase.
Margaret Lane. Walker Womack. vii
liam Woody. Walter Bradley. Ernest
Flamm!a, John Ford. Lynnhurt John.
son. Leander Manhart, Fred Kellam.
Carter Mayo, Carey Mounteasele, Mel
vile Slaughter. William Mallory.
4A-MarEaret Carter. Virrini.
Drew. Carolyn Mckee, Edith Oliver.
3A--Fred Brumble. Louis Clarke,
Cary Crcnshaw, Harry Neidemeyer.
Virginia Long.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
JEFFERSON SCHOOL

lA--Kendall Abbott, Lenice Bar
rett, Carrie Dahney. TITLE Golden.
Edna Manson. Thelma Passamaneck.
Rachel Zimmerman. Ben Andrews.
Ella Bloom. Andrew Mancixo. James
Turner. Clarence Tyler.
IB-Louise Grymes. Virginia How
cry, Ruth Marine, Emma Peroe, Eva
Siddons. Geneyieve Tyson. Charles
Bryant. Willie Neagle. Reeve Passa-
maneck, Solomon Schwartz. Lloyd
Sims.
2A--Ramon Andrews, Frank Gun
bingham. Gordon Carr, Milton Siegel.
Lucille Lavteri.
2B-Isabeile Taylor, Alma Tucker.
Lena Berman-
3A-Minnie Besser, Libby Fergus
son.
sB-Carroll Francis. Mallory Tri-
myer.
4A-Ashby Tyler. Bernice Dicker-
son. Charlie Melton.
4B-Katherlns Nagengast Gertie
Golden.
eA--John Rooney.
7A-Winsten Gentry, Dora London.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
JOHN SMITH SCHOOL
7 B-Elmer Bischof.

As'"'u' a's9S"-
A-Mary Thomasson. Ellen Purdie.
Mary Shorter, Moses Stern.
Alice Seeds.
A-Martha LaTouche. susie Nanh.
Ralph Wolf.
B~-James Harvey, Milton Martin.
John Winn. Elnora Brown, Louise
Ssuerwald. Mary stuart
Anna Aiien, Lucille SoieH'aH,
stuart Tucker.
B-inez Price. Marion GARY:
A-Essie Ehrste'n, sadie FlsheF.
Arax Kamhonrian. Josie Noble. Berta
Wallace, James Hatcher. jacob Medve-
don. Joe Weinberg. Fred Westermann.
b Marian Briel. Ehzaoeth pusah'
Mary Mitchell.
A-Mary Iowdy. Louise Wrisht-
R--Marie Bradford. Virginia Flip
pen. Beatrice Smither. Clara Mans
1ela-
A--Sorma Coleman, Lilly fSnhe,
charlotte Francis, eharhe onesSt
Katherine Sta piles, Ruth Tucker. Ken
meth Tucker.
l R--Simmons Austin. Zerah i'arha
han, Walter Haynes, kAatherine Al
klns. Miriam Silyerman.
l. A--Sehastian Remington. virginia
jackson. William 6oruoh. heieh MAX
well. Joe Onests. gladys Stohe, n1uec
MrLelland. May Tcrshefr,. Helen BON
ham. Ray Womer. Bertha COX.
-
6 Il Graae~-Iueille Bailey. Rebecea
Zines. Iona Goode. Marian Hareiwicke,
Clara Harris. Willie Wharton
A t}rade-Marian Alley. Wortiey
pickersn1. Lucille Gwathrney, Louise
Inrers.l.t Carleton Parrish. Esther
Strange. Leo Tyscn.
Grade-clYde Foizev. Burton
Iunnkin Mary stuart. Ruth Throck-
morton.
Grase--A,,ee Goode. Louise Brit
tie. Olive bartholomew. Russell Cobb.
Robert Parrish Edward Parrish, Car
,,u ,r.,ey rhornton Strange
A Crade-A,ma Hewlett, Walker
stuart. Willie Hart. Wilson Craixie
/. n t,ratl@--F,lvin Hutchinson, Edwin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
BOYS LOTHINC

cd to Richmond after q visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, James HI. En4-
terson, OF Baltimore.
sAS
Miss Helen Vincent has returned tx
the Worian's College after spending
several days with her parents In Enn-s
poria.
Mrs. Charles Grant, Of Richmondss
was among the out-of-town guOsts a$s
the wedding of Miss Rixey to Iex'
Compton In Charlottesville on Tue
day. Other guests from distAnE9a
were: General and Mrs. Presley Mss
Rixey. OF Washington: Hon. and 1tsg
John s. Barbour, OF Fairfax: Mrs.
James Barbour. OF Fairfax. grAnA~s
mother of the bride: Mrs. CiArence I'M
Wallace, OF Nashville; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Jones Rixey. of Washington; Hsksg|
walton Moore, OF Fairfax. Hon. antE
Mrs. James Slayden. of WashtngtOns
Robert r. Lee. of Fairfax; Mra xsx.
r. Andrews. of Washington. and NrG
Thomas Fl. Keith. OF Fairfax.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Society

Mrs. william Alfred Crenshaw. of
csli West Grace street. will be at
home informally Thursday afternoon
from to o'clock in honor OF her
sister, Mrs. Morris Arnold. who is.
spending several days with her en-
route from Europe to her home In
Seattle, Wash.
CotiNion Club Gives Dance.
The Ginter Park Cotillion Club held
the first dance of the season Tuesday
evening in the .Ginter Park Hall. 1t
was a delightful affair, a number of
dances Will be given every month
through the winter.
Mrs. StrlngfellOw Here.
Mrs Horace Stringfellow, of De-
troit, Mich. Ia the guest Of her moth
or. Mrs. Yonge. at 10s East Franklin
street. number of attractive af-
fairs will be given for her during her
stay here. She Will ne entertained at
an informal luncheon at the Coun-
try Club Wednesday afternoon.
To Give Card Party.
Mrs. Edmund c. Minor and Miss
Minor have issued invitations for card
parties at their home. sos East Frank
lin street, on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons. November IA and Is. at
4:30 o'clock. Miss Minor IL 4 debu-
tante of this season. and because OF
the prominence Of her family and her
own charm will be much entertained.
Interesting Marriage.
A marriage OF much interest here
is that OF Miss Pearl Hudsan. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. H. v. Hudson. Of Luray,
to Richard F. Berry. = prominent
young lawyer OF Luray. which took
place Tuesday afternoon In Main
Street Baptist church. Luray. The
Rev. Fl. J. Goodwin performed the
ceremony.
Miss Nellie Hudson. sister Of the
bride. who MAS graduated last June
from the Richmond Woman's College.
was the maid Of honor. Mr.. Law
renee !, Berry. Of the Virginia Asri-
cultural DepArtmeaN 49, The bssk
man. ~
The bridss whe iaan ansonn Ae1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
ELBA SCHOOL

7A-Edward Anderson. Frank Rus
sell, Willie Harris.
SB-Scott Sutton, Sophie Bloom.
Ellsworth Wiltshire.
6A-Mary Hatcher. Annie Robert
son. Susie Parish. Magdalene Rose,
Ivy Burrum, Winston Rabineau.
SB-George Britain. Meta Glib,
Ethel Sutton.
5A--Marguerite Butler, Eva Ellis.
Grace Batkins.
4B--Dudley Mallory. Maud Now
Ian, Mabel Page.
4A--Nannie Ellis. Ryland Blakey.
Bruce Haxelgrove. Clayton Spain.
Pendleton Yeamans.
3B-Lillian Fisher.
3A-Douglas Carter. Elaine Scott,
Sadie Farmer. Corinne McGregor, Net
tie Livingstone Ruth Harris. Leita
Ellis, Theima Elicit, Edna Blanton.
Hazel Bowles, Elizabeth Broune, Cliff
ford Bailey. :.
2B-Esther Bloom. Jeannetta Bow
man. Gussie Greenspan. Mary Talbot,
Ollie Wash.
2A--James DAVIS, Sherwood Has
kins. Alexander Rubenstein. Hugh
Alice Lumsden. Violet McAllister. Jes-
sic McKenna. Ruth McMuliin. Lucille
Minor. vivia Perdue. Catherine
Schroeder. Hattie Shaw.
1B--Gladys Davis, Annabel Gates,
Benjamin Clayman, Louis Levin. Ed
ward Peyronnett. Frank Peyronnett.
1A-Emily Browne. Josephine BIZ
agi. Mary Flippen Alma Mallory,
Mamie Napier, Helen Tarrant, Viz
ginta Hare, Walter Burch. Lewis
Mayo, Emil Mayer. John Undertake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Hints For Woman MosOrise.

The woman who motors and y9&I
wishes to preserve her complextQaa
must take special precautions.
Before starting for long drive alHS
should smear her face with ltt<3G
cream, leave 1t on for few minux4&
and then wipe OFT all which has no4S
been absorbed by the skin.
She should then dust II with pow
der. brush over lightly with haFatG
foot and adjust her motor veil, nnS6
Womans Life. IN
Through the veil the powder N11N4
not be noticeable. and It will lo41
a great protection for her compiexiaQE
On returning home she should aoAJ$
smear her face with cream TO rernCNg&
the powder, wiping it all or with z
soft channels leather. ass9
By taking these precautions she Nl Il
insure a soft, smooth skin. no mox1&&2
how keen the wind may be. or dun
the road. As2
The same precautions might Wt1Gz
be adopted by those w.t.
go in for walking much in the cotflSs!
try or mountaineering. sSsgX
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL

Il Grade--1layton Fox. Leonard
Jones. Harold Pitt, BeRie Davis, Ruth
johnson, Ellen Tucker.
2 a drade--Richmond Pendieton.
wilton Atkinson, Grace I~ofler. Lot
tie Smith. Marion Gayle. Nell Gary
"A Grade---Wray Barker. Whitfield
Adams. Charles Ford. Clyde Allen
Stuart seawell. Leslie Richardson.
Settie Smith, Garnett slinEerland,
Dorothy Cornell, Alise Wakefeid
A IL Grade--Hunter Bryan, Mar
ruerite Bufin, Annie He'll Carter.
Carter Enroughty. Jessie Hubbard.
Martin Richwine. Louisa Echielbel-
huth. Marion Seawcll. Orris Selph.
Lillian Shaw.
Il Grade---Lois Barnes. HiIda
Cornell.
A Ellsworth Ford, Geo.
Richwine. Mary Barnes. EVELYN Cous-
tns. Alma Dearhart. Allene Ford. AL
berta billiard. Mildred Joyner Gladys
Tyler.
7B Grads--Bessie Hardwicke. wal
ter Leonard. Ethel Walter. Annie
Weiss. Grace Bailey.
A Grade--IAwrence Edwards
Clarence Lucas. Reginald Potts. Lot
tie Dickinson. Mamie Gary. Ruth
Goldsmith. Alice Lacy. Ruth Mckeel.
Agnes Parrish, Alma Richardson.
Merle Pond.
B Grade-Mattie Bayliss. Nellie
!. Gordon, Mabel Kay. Lubelle Manson.
Susie Ware, Earl Bassctt, Verser
CutchinA Henry Leigh.
- s A Grade-Frank Seay. Lyde Ad-
!, Ams. Dallas Burrows. Marion Fowlkes,
4 Adellne Cartwright. Mabel Hardy. Ed
ma Lindsay. Ollie Pace, Grace Pease,
ruby Pryde. Christy Smith, Lily
S<Vyys< = AshOrAn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL

4B-Glenna Loving. Orie Walden.
Neil Apperson. Carlton BASS.
4A--Lou Canada, Lizzie King, Annie
johnson. Marian Kahl Walter Rand
lett. Helen Hooper. Edward Eek,
Grey Jewett. Richard Harris. Carletin
Booth. Ida Gwathmey. Pearl Hern-
don, Fannie Rist.
3A--Louise Dowdy, Louise Ferris,
Rosebud Finn. Kathleen Prentiss,
Willie Avis. Mock Lofttn.
3B-Gilbert Carter. Austin Smith.
Myrtle Ahern. Cortnne Anderson.
Marion Fowlkes. Gladys Frostic.
Florence Redford, Althea Tignor,
Thelma Vaughan.
ID Ellen FosteE veruell Hayne.
1Eeca Jsahsll Moe Pul-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
ITS MASTER GONE, q
DOG is A SUICIDN
Aged Station Agent Went III IA
ing Brother, Pet Leaps Be-
fore Train.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. s.-~-sHo
Dubbs, station agent at Beverly, n
folded strange story OF the au11
Of his pet dog Trix. The dog to0lIS
life during a recent absence M
master. when the latter was cAlIe1
the bedside OF dying brothAD
Ohio. sS
The aged man and the dor nq9
were separated single day Tor
enteen years. and when BENZ
parted the pet searched for ~
ter In vain. and at last calmlY
ped on the Rock Island tracks A1
rapidly approaching paa6G
train and was hurled 10 aeath.
The station agent sat a. ~ N
In his dingy Office tearfully enail1
q priceless painting OF himstIS
Trtx on the wall. The pfctntG
masterpiece OF Mrs. WIlfiAM
French. wife Of director AZ
Institute. has attracted cr1tt
New York. San Franctsco ~
ton.
That's all I'VE go& lskt
They said he cried - N
cat when WAS 9ona. Hi
over tho house for the lat
before he went ont ana
front Of the train. ~ MnxF
there over war sptctl4es aSa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
POWHATAN SCHOOL

B-Laura Anderson. Louise VIII
liams.
A-Nora DuEal. Virginia Pulllam
= B-Ethei Apperson, Mildred Shell
ings. Hazel Link.
8 A-Jessie puVal. Cornelia Bass.
Estelle Lester, Louise Conklyn. Edith
Palmer. Marion Carroll Herman
Booth.
B-Helen Greenwood.
A--Mattie Cole. Florence Gill.
) A BeuIah Robertson. Thelma
Moyrissette, Ida Carter. Hugh Cofer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

Chapman, Matte walker. Louise
Phillipa Mabel Bailey, Violet Ad-
kins, Isabel Atkinson. Ella LiggAn.
IA III Grade-Linwood Adams.
Preston Blanton, Raymond Grafton.
Raleigh Day. Harry Gayle, Genevieve
Johns. Hazel MARI. Leslie Mari. Haxel
Miller, Lesion Overton. George Smith.
Leroy Smith, Raymond Smith, Earle
Talley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
liam Gladys rowlke-. Helen Newell.

liam GLADYS Fowlkes. Helen Newell.
Rosa Mallory.
2A--Minnie Alters. Edna Baugh,
Sussie Crooks, ThelnA Lowry. Julia
Pridy, Lucille Reynolds. Emma
Stumpf. Nellie Wilkinson. Mary VIII
lians, Herbert Bailey, Arthur Ford.
Herbert Ward. Juha Lumpkin,
Louise Haley. Hetty Nance. Annie
Rowland. Mary Rowxie, Berniee Tay
lor Carrie Varnier, Nellie vonadore.
Margaret Wright, Billy Franklin.
William A. Gibbs. Hunter Turner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

Charles Hirschfiold. Emily jenkins.
Annie Land Porter. Edna Scott.
/ A Grade-Thelma Davis, Willie
Johns Sarah Belle Walker. Joseph
6adIer Eiya Walker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
VISITORS.

In the city this week are cordially invited to
visit our store, no matter II you want to buy
or not come in anyway and see our perfectly
ARRANGED establishment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

Are especially invited to make our store tlases
headquarters. Leave your parcels In cur
charge, use our office. stationery and phcns,
come In and let US serve you In some way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
Overcoats

in an endless variety of fabrics and models to choose
from all in good taste, rejecting infinite care and
wide knowledge %of your overeoat requirement
Prices range from SO to SIS.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-01-27

his own stock required. He was
thus enabled to sell some hay at
very good price.
On January II, 1887, Robert A.
Harper and Miss Florence l. Dor
land we're united in marriage.
1t would be impossible to find
two persons better suited to each
other We have been following
Mr.. Harper's course from in
fancy to boyhood, thence to young
manhood, and now he has arriv-
ed at the point where mans
life is either made or married.
But the kind fortune, good provi-
dence or sound judgment which
in his past life had made each
turn success did not desert
him now.
Miss Dorland, like Mr.. Har-
per, comes of good American
parentage. Her fathers people
we're residents of Pennsylvania.
Her father early removed to
Laporte county, Indiana, where
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-01-27

accident, and then with low
voices gave and received infor-
nation, the ladies' either made
attempts or offers of help and
first or last sat down and cried.
The phone lines carried the
news out to the country and there
was sympatheticly discussed.
The doctor said that there was
very little hope of recovery.
Miss Fish observing the looks
and consultation Of the doctor
with persons present said, why
| am not going to die, God has
work for me here on earth and
| shall recover. That is a strong
characteristic of Grace, her plans
of life and daily thought was for
the help of others. This, Tues
day morning she is lying under
the effect of opiates quietly, with
her life bling in the balance.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-01-27

]. ] Singley. He then built a
residence and barn on the Spring
creek ranch.
The removal occurred the fol.
lowing spring; that is, in 1901.
During this year he added con-
siderably to the acreage of the
ranch and made many improve
ments. The following year he
sold this property and stock to
Col. David E. Ballard, of Wash
ington, Kansas, for $4,000, and
removed to Meade, intending to
rest and recuperate his health
which, by reason of hard work,
was beginning to fail. He now,
in company with Mrs. Harper,
spent some time travelling and
visiting friends and relatives.
Soon tiring of inactiaity he began
looking for an opening, which
resulted in the stock and loans
of the Meade State Bank, having
associated with him as owners
and directors Messrs. Louis
Boehler, B. S. McMeel, B. F.
Cox, w. Kobs, w. F. Casteen,
Henry Brinckman and Hon S. D.
Adams.
The reorganization gave Mr..
Harper the presidency, and the
venture has prospered wonder
fully under his management,
and now, summer of 1907, the
bank is building fine new place
of business. After removing to
Meade Mr.. Harper secured a
pleasant location in the northwest
part of the city and erected
thereon beautiful residence,
| which he now occupies with his
aniiable wife.
THE END.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-01-27
Special Notice To All Farmers

The Meade Comfy Farmers
Institute will hold their special
annual meeting February IL,
1910. All farmers whether
member or not are invited to be
present as an all day session is
provided for. Two professors
from the Agricultural College at
Manhattan, Kansas, will be pres
ent, their special subjects will be
"Breedingof Plants and Animals
on the Farm" Opening address
by H. N. Holderman, President.
Russian thistle paper by Frank
Bowen and Ephriam Basinger.
Barley; B. l. VanHcsen, r. w.
Campbell and B. F. Bisbee.
Corn; Ed Dahmer and r Il.
Worman. Good method of rais-
ing corn; Earnest Kolbs, and
w. II Walters. Why not more
and better tillage and more per
acre; r. c. Judd and r. M. Paint
er. More and better broom
corn; Del Sorter. Experience
with alfalfa; w. w. Cockins, w.
H. Sourbeer and John Shaw.
Improving the wheat crop; Roy
Reynolds and ]. Il. Wysong.
Profit in raising farm horses;
J. M. Brannon, e. B. Allen and
J. F. Pinnick. More hogs need
ed; ]. S. Denslow and Fred New
berry. Farm dairying; H. N.
Holderman and r. L. Sawyer.
Growing better cattle; William
and George DeCow.
w. w. SIMPSON, Secy.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-01-27

wifely skill and purely feminine
attainments were always her
strong characteristics. Among
her many accomplishments the
one she modestly enjoys most is
landscape painting, her parlors
being ornamented with the pro-
ductions of her brush.
AS the writer grows somewhat
reminiscent well does he remem-
ber the appetizing dinners pre-
pared by Mrs. Harper on round
up occasions, and by her brought
smoking hot, three miles to the
branding corral. One little in
cident which occurred during
Mr.. Harper's absence with a
shipmnnt of cattle will show her
resourcefulnessand self-reliance.
When riding across the west
ranch pasture with young lady
friend a COW was found begged
in a spring. There was not a
moments hesitancy; down came
the rope over the horns of the
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-01-27

The drill team of the Rebekah
lodge l. o. o. F. went to Liberal
this week to attend a class OF
instruction, and also to help out
Liberal lodge with work to be
done there. The president of the
Rebekah assembly will be there
and conduct a class of instruction
in the degree work. The follow
ing ladies are of the number
gong, others wished to go but
had not yet reported their de-
cision. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. S.
P. Bunch, Mrs. F. c. Judd, Mrs.
Osborn, Mrs. Elsie Griggs, Mrs.
Roy Twist, Mrs. Millard Martin,
Mrs. Jay Ellis, Mrs. H. G. Mar
shall, Mrs. Luther Braden.