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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
First Published May 2S, 1900
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

First Published May 2S, 1900
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In the matter OF the guardianship Of
Frank and Emma Shelton, minors
Notice Is hereby given In pursu.
ance Of an order OF the county court
Of the county Of Carter. state of Okla.
homa, made on the 9th day of May
1910, the undersigned guardian OF the
estate Of Frank and Emma Shelton.
minors. win sell at private sale to the
highest bidder, subject to conflrma-
tion by said court on Monday, the 6th
day Of June. 1910 at o'clock a. M.
at Ardmore, Oklahoma, all the right,
title and interest Of said Frank Shell.
ton and Emma Shelton, minors Ia and
to the following described real estate
situate in Grady county, state OF or
lahoma, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section ten G0), in township seven
"a north, range seven "a west. And
the south half of the southeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter and the
east half of the northeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter and the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section eleven (i1), and the north
half of the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter OF section fourteen
G4), in township eight 90 north. Of
range seven (7) west OF the Indian
meridian: also the south half OF the
southeast quarter OF section two (2)
and the north half of the southeast
quarter OF northeast quarter Of section
eleven GD. township eight tS) north,
range seven "a west Of the Indian
meridian, being in all two hundred
and ten (2l0) acres, more or less.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions. to-
wlt Cash on delivery Of deed
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be IN writing and must be filed in the
county court or delivered to the under
signed at the Office OF Moore & Bass,
10 the city Of Ardmore. state Of Okla.
homa.
Dated 9th day Of May 1910
JOHN SHELTON.
5.2S-9d Guardian
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30

obfdlutu thV luthiAhiC tCtltlA
The two confessions regarding the
furniture contract resulted in two ad.
ditional indictments on conspiracy
charge These were State Senator 5,
G. Pemberton (Rep.) Of Oakland, ILL.,,
and Representative Joseph s. Clark,
(dem) of andalia, ILL.,
History Of the Case.
Chicago, May 80. Senator Holts.
laws confession, resulting In the in
dictment OF Senator Broderick OF Chi
cago, is the fourth confession obtained
since the exposure Of the alleged Lori
mer briebry scandal on April 30 last.
The first confession was made by
Representative Charles A. White Of
OFallen. ILL.,, who declared he had re-
ceiyed $1,000 from representative Lee
O'Nell Browne for his ote for Lorimer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
lTnRTMFR AFFAIR

CH1CKAsHA DAILY ExPRFss cHcKAsHA. oKIAIT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30

Jack Meadenhall and myself were
together in the navy. One
lay while our ship was lying at anchor
IN japanese waters Jack and got per
mission to go ashore together.
We sauntered along one Of the
streets tin we came TO the outskirts,
where the houses were farther apart
and their surroundings more ample.
a garden inclosed by a low
wall, we saw a couple Of pretty Japa-
nese girls picking flowers. Jack took
but his handkerchief-the method in
those days Of flirting; | don't know
how they do 1t now-and waved It.
we were not more than dozen yards
from the girls, one Of whom. seeing a
couple Of European youngsters In uni
form, tossed a rose over the wall 1t
Tell at Jacks feet He picked It up,
Inhaled its odor, kissed it and put II
in the buttonhole OF his jacket.
Both girls laughed, and the other
girl threw another rose, which ! pick
ed up, inhaled, kissed and put in my
own buttonholes. Then like good boys,
we walked on. We didn't care to APP
pear too presuming, and we didn't
wish TO frighten the little birds by
rushing malvers. But we didn't walk
very far. We soon turned and went
back toward the place where we had
seen the girls. We argued that IL they
wished for or further acquaintance
khey would remain where they were,
expecting our return.
We found them in exactly the same
place, but as we drew near they turn
la their backs upon us. Jack gave a
loud "Ahemg' One of the girls turned
bnd smiled. | gave another "Ahem!
And the other girl turned also. Thls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
Cay Made a Circus Catch 10 Left

Inthe fastest game that has been
played on the local diamond this year
the Friscos beat Callaway's Colts in
the thirteenth inning at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon.
The feature OF the game was the
work OF the outfelders. Gay and Fultz
pulling down some near impossible
ones that brought the crowd to their
feet The work Of Barry at third base
was unusually fast and Barefoot and
Galloway both played first base in big
league style Both Lindsay and Car
ter were given excellent support Car
ter straeis out seven men and Lindsay
one. but only four hits were made of
L.indsay's delivery. Time after time
when Il looked as II one side would
score fielder would pull down ny
and shut them on
The score:
Friscos .... 600 i0l O0o OlO 4--7
Callaway's .. 900 200 600 0l0 03
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30

to Chickasha
E. Dowden and wife 10 Eva G. L.
Hamrick. 3-lO.09. ST. eaEt sI.s feet lot
8, block ~. Tuttle.
Ben NJ Johnson to }. D sagg. 5-2e-
10. $4,000. lots as. block As. chicka.
sha
Same to same. 5.2G-lO s20.0o0. lots
2l.22 BLOCK 40. Chielasha
q. schlotterbeek and wife 10 l.. A..
Davidson, 9-3o-Os. $50, lots 60. sIoct
l5 Pocasset.
Same to same 5-tiO. $50. lots 7.s.
blocl, Is. Pocasset
sillan Williams ct al to W. ) White.
man 7.i5-0s si20. NV NV 22.e.G.
r n Bronaueh. guardian % Y nro-
naugh, $40. sl,iOo. WY Sc NV. sw
NV: sw qr OF 2s-4-7
J. D Lindsay TO Adolnhus Clark. s..
2e-le. 81. lots ~ block IA. chickasha
j W. MeCiendon. guardian. % Geo
c Howard. Sis-iO 1900, se - y
rs.
Plenty OF old papers FOR sale at the
Daily Express office. very cheap. Il
office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30

II was almost impossible to pilfer a
base yesterday.
The tall guy. with the carrot top,
named Barry, throws some
All told, the outfiefders put out six
teen men.
soncbody said Gays arm looked ten
feet long when he hooked that fly with
one wing.
The Recalls are playing the Candy
Kids this afternoon Now, please
don't tell II, but there is blood in their
eyes.
The Boosters and the Post Office
teams are lighting for a per cent.
Alex beat the Athletics, Z to 5, yes
terday in hard fought game The
boys don't like the nmps down there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
h &

Who Is the busiaess man that
iron clutch that year after year has
of standard typewriters up to $Ioo-
Value-full delivery for your
scarcely been claimed 70 be there.
But the typewriter IS a nece.
grade typewriter Is a necessity.
And on that necessity-your n
bas heen capitalized. Improveme
cesses. short cuts, increased use -;
line Inevitably reduce costs and I
gone, In the typewriter business, to
The price to you has stood the sam
writer was invented.
And now comes the Emerson
cry respect-.-the equal of any $Ioo,
to you, - to be sold 10 yen et 2 nri'
ness represents reasonable manu-
to you for what high grade typev
The Emerson Is In no sense a
ing 1t, no thought was had but VII
price Its equals and interiors sold a
for improvement In several respec
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
TEN Per- cENTr

We can place your money at 10 per
cent, first class personal security
cbattel mortgages or mortgages on
either city and farm property. Crop
prospects were never better. lei your
money 20 to work and business will
move.
sTALEY & DOuGAN.
Office phone 29G; residence. Dougan.
277 Staley. 5S4.
5-27-tf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
cur FLOWERS.

For commencement and Decoration
day Roses, carnations, poenles. Cape
Jasmine. Phone 4s
cHICKASHA GREENHOUSE
5-25 att
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30

tfd "
the Indictment against Browne quash-
ed. On Friday, when arguments had
been completed, Judge McSurely took
the case under adyisement He then
announced that his decision would be
ready next Wednesday.
The confession Of Holtslaw created
the greatest sensation of the senatorial
bribery scandal, as he had not figured
In the Lorimer case. He was not called
to Chicago by States Attorney Way
man and the authorities have not con.
sidered him as a possible source of in
formation.
Expecting nothing in the Lorimer
case until Judge McSurely announced
his decision next Wednesday news Of
Senator Brodericks Indictment and
search for him by the police caused a
commotion in political circles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
NOTES.

Rush Springs failed TO appear yes
terday and therefore the second game
was called on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-30
So we offer
represents /
of ANY hie
better typel

But, In considering The En-
erson now, and In testing it In
your office, keep this in your
mind The Emerson Is not ct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
AWARD CONTRACTS
FOR NEW SEWERS
CITY ENGINEER BOILING RE
PORTS ON RECENT cAve:iN
IN sLooDY RUN RAvfNE.

Bids for tWss tH&in branches ~ the
Dooiey scWeF were, opened as the CONF
rnittes on streets Monday night with
The result, thai both contracts We're
awarded 10 }. ] Smith K 30. CON-
tracts we're also aWartled 10 vss'ioHs
firms for other smaller sewers through
otl the CITY.
The Dooley branches ~ u cost * to-
tai Of s52.aSs. TIE Hampton street
branch wiz cost S26.ii0 aud tRr' W intief
street branch S2b.36S. l. j. smith &
so, sailo wiz tln this work. will also
lay sewers in Rowland, Meadow and
other streets 1T y fetal cost Of sf2,S@7.
$. T. clay wiii las sewer on Dance
street at a cost OF s7.351. other sewer
contracts were AWARDED to j. {. Cheat
wood, ], Is. Chewing. Jayi Perkins.
Fred Robins and the firm If Fletcher
4 Kelly.
A contract was awarded To- G. r.
Lathrop & Go. for supplying the city
with old Dominion cement AZ most
Of sf.5i per barrel
Mr.. Boiling recommended thst Mr.
Beverly r. crunH, be named AS arbi=
traitor Fer the city in the proposed ar
lsitration a. TO the Joint use Of poles
by the municipal electric plant and the
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
H'"fF'fiFt' ~ - ifT'ii III 81 i'iAi da''i
and these two are TO select q third
nau
Mr.. Boiling also reported on the re-
cent slide in the Bloody run no vine
which practically destroyed tho old
brick sewer in Thirty first street, He
recommended thai tlle Church Hin tlin-
mel of tie G. 4. .. hc extended or that
the railroad company be required Ia
erect i retaining wall Ia prevent fur
ther sliGes. He also recommended that
tt rev sewer Ire laid from Thirty FIRST
and Grace streets down through the
rHVine aud connecting with the new
klonda lnn sewer being constructed
near the gas house. Such u sewer he
said, wouid cost about S12.43o. THE
matter was referred to tho city at,sq-
neN,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Highland Park

Mr. George Ncrmiilion and daughter.
Lula, of Dublin, Pulaski county. who
have been the guests of Mr A. Bryant
Neriuillion on Third avenue, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Carrie Pittmaa, - surry county.
conference and was the guest OF her
brother. AIR Geo. $, Pittman. s0i Fourth
avenue, returned home Monday
Little Frances Jennings, of f4l4 Third
avenue. had the misfortune TO lose her
bracelet sunday morning ut the Metho-
dist sunday-sc and Miss Clara Har-
risen lost gold cuff button that was
Wedding present TO her mother. and
was highly priced.
MI Gilbert Rolston. OF Knoxville.
Misses sadie and Elizabeth HOPKINS
and Essie Long. Of Nj Clinton ana Mr.
Ahner Hopkins. of Harrisouburg, were
the guests of Misses Euia and Edna
bowman, of Third avenue for the
THANKSGIVING holidays
Rev. DR.. Walthall ard family left
Tuesday for Waynesboro. Va. He viii
take charge OF the Presbyterian church
there. as Its pastor on December Ist.
The funeral service Of MFR. James c.
Tailey took place Tuesday morning
lra q, his late residence at II o'clock,
Tho Philathea class Of the Northside
Baptist church will give an entertain
ment in the town hail Tuesday even
ing. They Will be pleased to gee all OF
their friends. The proceeds will be
used TO furnish their class room.
The large double truck cars were
put on the electric line In Highland
Park on SUNDAY The service was
very good save few slight bitches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Fulton News
sens Furniture store, or pl,or,rsl
to Madison i.l9.

Fulton Baptist church was Allied ID
overfiowing sunday night when the
pastor. Rev. II, r, Jones preached p
special sermon To the Junior order I'D
the United American Mechanics,
Miss Margaret Winn sister al MrsJ
ii. r. Jones. who has been here for aA|
operation. has recovered sufficiently 81
return TO her home Ia Mecklennurg|
county.
Mrs J r.. OYER. Of Elko. and Mlxs|
Florence Eberly, OF Malvern Hin. wers|
guests of Mrs. Henry CARRIER last week.
MIR and Mrs. George Hartelins AnlI
children. Of brooklyn Park. and Atrs. j.
Christian. of Piainfeid, II. H.. paid n
yisi, to Mr. and Mrs, II. Nielsen Last
The Builders League. Of Denny
Street church will hold their meeting
on next Wednesday afternoon at thrse
O'Clock with Mrs. Il. NJ. Bell on seventh
street.
MIR. Leo Schmidt. OF Denny street. vine
Was operated on at the Virginia hospi- |
tai last Saturday for appendicitis, i'll
getting along very nicely.
Mrs. John BoiwAre continues verxI
sick In her home on Louisiana street
The funeral of Mr.. VIM. Donly, toakI
from Denny Street church. The sefs
vices were conducted by Rev. V. ~.
BargAmin.
The funeral OF Mr.. charies f.. HAr-
vey took place Monday morning At il
daughter. Mrs. Lewis shonberger. q |
Louisiana street, Rev. v. w. Bargansin
conducted the service. Burial In Oak.
wood cemetery.
The funeral OF Miss Lucy Belle Me.
place Monday afternoon from the resi-
dence IN Henrlco county.
Capitol City Lodge. ]. Q. O. r.. viii
meet Tuesday night in Nelson's hail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
FARM AGENTS MEET
IN ANNUAL SESSION
ECGLESTON TELLS DEMOMSTRA
TORS THAT THE coy is OF
FIRST IMPORTANCE.

Virginia demon stration agents OF tie
n.ted States Department of Aericnl :
ture assembled in annual meeting at
Marpiiy i Monday night, whoa ad-
dresses were delivered by O. r. Mar
tin. Of Washington. and j. d Eggies-
ton, Jg. state superintendent Of public
Instruction
SIR Epaleston laid special emphasis
on Tho Importance OF teaching boys
bow 10 farm.
Nine out of ten boys car be reached
by distraction, he insisted, whereas.
perhaps. not more than two Of ten men
vii be turned from the ways they have
followed Tor lnanx years. Take boy
and show him that he can raise fifty
or sixty or eighty OF one hundred bush
els of corn oa an acre OF land from
which his daudy has been content to
get twenty OF twenty five bushels. and
soa have awakened his soul
Mr Marlin exaorted the demonstra-
tors Is keep faith with the state board
nf education uader the new Unitee
Agricultural boar plan.
Twenty five Of the agents We're in
fftenaanoe upon the meeting. which
Miti continue until Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
COMMISSION WILL
Elk DATE SOON
r.. 4. AND +. TO BE GIVEN MN
HEARING, ON TWO GEMS \
VILE MAXIMUM CHARGE.

pate for hearing of the supple
mental petition filed by the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
to charge u maximum Of three ceute
per mile on intrastatc tickets viii h.
fixed by the corporation Commission
before the end Of this " e&.
II Is improbable that the commits
sion will reverse it's ijrst decision.
which WAS 10 the effect that two cents
a mile was to be the ma xin,tn
charge This decision was rendered
in 1908 and has remained -uncoiltest-
ed by the Eiehmona, fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad since then. II
is believed the purpose Of Hing the
supplemental petition Monday WAS to
have the commission make another
ruling, either favorable u the railroad
Or unfaNorahle SO that the case might
he taken TO the Supreme Court of
Appeals,
The question involved in this petit
ton is the same as that in the Wash
ingten and Southern case. which was
adindicated against the railroad last
spring. The Washington Southern
stockholders control the Richmond
and Potomac road.
identical status.
According 10 argument advanced
by counsel for the railroad the Kien-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac is
losing money on its interstate pas
senger business. and thai the max
mum rate on interstate business
should be Increased So ~ To make up
the deneit,
%The railroad contends that the Cor.
poFatIon Commission violates the
of the State fixing a max
i,num of Less than cents mile. as
dSed by It's charter.
NJ tire coming hearing Attorney
General Williams win represent the
Statn and several ATTORNEYS, led by
I-awxef l5raxton, viii represent the
re ROAD
f'ae commission decided against the
three cert rate in the case of the
stoll Southern case, but allow
I'd the road tn charge . . cent? a
nile. Judge ishea dissenting from the
opinion ~ the other commissioners
md insisting that the rate he nair-
aimed 'at = cents a mile,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
HENSON TELLS OF TRIP
TO THE FARTHEsT NORTH
NEGRO WHO ACCOMPANIED
PEARY TO WORLDS APEX 40
DRESSES AUDIENCE HERE.

Vivid Impressions Of his trip 10 the
North Pole with Commander Robert
b. Peary were given by Matt A. Hem
son. colored, before an audience at the
fitth Street Baptist church oplored,
Monday night clad in an evening
suit of the most approved fushien.
Henson told his story in "A plain
straightforward manner. lie devoted
g good deal Of his time 10 relating
hardships encountered ON the trip.
I'VE ate dog Tor breakfast he said
and then we had soflie more dog for
lunch. and than we had tie same meal
fnr supper | have been asked how
liked dog. bat the question came when
| was not hungry. and so replied that
| didn't know, because wouldn't eat
dog when / wasn't hungry.
With the aid Of slides, Henson IRE
sented pictures OF the trip showing the
snow clad uplands aud other scenes
II Was a great moment, he said when
the Dinetneith parallel Was recorded
and the victory Was wo,l
The trip back to civilization and the
cablegratn t9 this coalttrs telling OF
the achievement were also mentioned.
Henson said that there WAS absolutely
nyp doubt but that Peasy reached the
Cole. lie stated that had those VINO
doubt and seoff have been along and
have slept beneath the skins OF the
animals and haV. thawed frozen checks
from the warmth Of their hands only
TO turn over and let the other cheek be
frozen, they would have no doubts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
JACk|ES TELL Of
THEIR TROUBLES
Gil iHt.ED MANY TINES Till.
PRICE OF EVERYTHING.
WHILE VISITING. PORTS
OF FRANCE.

NEW YORK November ~ Let
tefs received here from members of
the American isattetship feet now am
ehored at Breast and hCerbourg give
details OF the recent troubles the
American jacl,ies have had in those
ports on account OF tue rapaeity and
even tnievcrH of Iereneh tradesmou
and shop Keepers.
Mi only h--1 tlit-A ~ pr n ~ +etfs
been charged taltr and i've times the
ORDINARY price Ter everything. bat
spurious French money has been pass
I'd Oh them in quantities Even the
French heW spanefs have realized the
folly sf killing the goose that Ia =
the golden ~ aud htnass, ureed that
the robbery of Americans stop, else
tourists win shpn France
II i conceded that the \ ircrican
sailors have conducted themselves
with rare god behavior in the face of
great pfoTo@ation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Barton Heights

Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Striking are
home from visit to her brother. DR..
William Croxton, in King William
county.
The ladies Of Epiphany church will
give an oyster supper Tuesday night
IN the parish hall
W. Arthur Maddox. Of Farmvillc,
who has been attending the Teach
ers' Conference and visiting in the
home of Mrs. &. r. Kuyk, has re-
turned.
moved to the house on Monteiro ave-
nue. recently occupied by the Rev. Il.
II. Melton, who now resides In West
End. Richmond
The Mothers Club of Barton
Heights. viii hold their monthly
meeting In the assembly hall Thurs
day at o'clock. Mrs. a. w. Mar
tenstein Will be chairman of the musi-
cal program.
y Iohnakuyk. OF Waycross. Ga. has
gone home from visit to his rela-
tives ON Montairo avenue.
Messrs. James Satterwhite. Buford,
Rose and Hradstreet Peaseley, stu
dents at the Y. r. l., who spent
Thanksgiving at home. returned TO
Blackrburg Monday night.
Miss Beseie BAche entertained few
friends Friday night ut Thanksgiy-
Ing party. Games were played until
a late hour when refreshments were
served Those present were Misses
Marvin Wallace, Mary Willis Brown
Louise Terrell. Louise Mooers. Caro-
line Wiles. Alice Routt and Lila
Bache. Messrs. Frank Farrow, Percy
Yarbrough. Bingham and Cyrus
Bache, Buford Rose and Virginius
Croxton.
Y Miss Mary. Nilsson gave a chatting
9th party Saturday night, In her
home on Virginia avenue. Those
present We're: Misses Louise Weiden--
feldt, Annie Luz Fletcher. Josephine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
CALL FOh BIDS
FOR NEW BRIDGE
PRESENT STRUCTURE WILL BE
FREE TO PUBLIC WITHIN
FEW WEEKS.

The contract Tor the construction of
The new bridge on The site OF the pres
cht Mayos bridge Viii probably be
awarded sixty lays hence. following
competitive bidding on the part of
leading firms all over the country. ac-
eording to action taken al a meeting;
Of the committee on streets Monday
night.
\ caii for plans. specifications and
BIDS for a reinforced concrete struc-
ture was ifsued following the reading
Of II iStLar from the city attorney, in
which II Nas reported that the con-
demnation proceedings 10 secure the
present bridro had been concluded and
that the Hastings Court viii soon en-
ter an order transferring the property
10 the city. This transfer will prob
ably have been made by December Is
IN" custody If the bridge will then
pass 10 the committee on streets and
the present custom OF collecting toll
from those who pass over the struc-
tire viii be discontinued
There was cons iderable debate at the
meeting as to whether or not the city
engineers office should draw up plans
and specifications for the new bridge
1T was finally decided that it should
not, it being argued that to dc so might
private firms.
The contest viii, be advertised ex-
tensively throughout the country. The
cost OF The bridge must not exceed
$500 600. exclusive Of site and abut-
ments. The road,ed must he SO feet
wide and the height at both ends four
feet above the present grade of the
street. The bidders are to submit theii.
own plans tor arching and grading
These requirements viii give the
fuadbed q clearance Of eighteen inches
above the highest freshet Of which
there is any record
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29

Herndon, Martha Hcrndon, yirrm,.l
Eoghill. Lillian Harding Conntl
Green. Mary and Sarah Siyfson.
Mrs. Maddox, wife Of Professor "
\. Maddox. Of Farmsiile. is the gue.d
% Mrs. G. Il. kuyk, having arrived
Monday night.
Ihere will be 4 meeting of shs
worlds Missionary Society Thursday{
night at o'clock at the home I'd
Mrs, n r. Stroiher lis North ave-
nue.. Aiss Constance Maccnrk,e, the
general secretary Of the Young ynI
mans Christian Association of Kieh-l
mend. and Miss Helen Harlan. ID
Barton Heights, viii address ,heI
meeting.