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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
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firenSr aniier, aIee, Srritationer o8 gfs
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aes / 9ruQ.
srIscs over hcic Tsreeu- 9cpStrr; 2opspn. q.
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p'gufia; Nn't.aIis y. TerpnS 4 Gr., Spnnep; IN
nieu, q y Gsul. Calcutta; China, 0Bng .Ha Sri1
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dGbtEL Gsrp.. Glrcicrt, 135 GsiuuBuS Hpe, SpiPu,
- 0rttcrra Sps. sogtFbctslt, 81 SiseT uco VGrei'
NIB luocrretRins ON pirbrus 9ifif, Staipcn %
eaaret-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Srncn: ~Sbao nilSe bu 9ipe, @unba,
for at bnpe iaaut Saar iom mit?"
Zen npe Stlcpiee: Seq peo life iaa
ntturot. 6oao Oar Srucn 9ibet ieIp?"
Niclcm SpurtSmGnb. ga Srcfeu
Glen er bleoet f~orlonet igicn bal"
ga bar on bort @tapcn. Suu er 10
rent lom en- 8anoretopal."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

New York. Feb. a6th. - Bradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week ended
February 24th shows an aggregate Of
81 757,55T,ooo a against s3.Ia7,o33,ooo
last week and 81, 6o7.ooo.ooo in the cor
responding week last year. The follow
ing is a list of the cities:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Sorifieaiet.

Soin Glnb | minneapolis agter
en- a9r Sremtio at opfsre lin esen
gpgning. Der er oIIercoe iifret t5O,-
600 Dollars | bette giemeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Yaaifclilicr. Gen iterite SfibS.
Iaonina al TanifeIilier. iom nogen'
iinoe er fommet til New Dorf. er
nctop mootaaet peo gtcrtb &iner
grpaaerne. bpcr Der ira Sompifibet
~Gitn pf Sapnnna" forleoen DAG
bIep brast iIanb inIt $4,000 eilier.
Der er pcret | Sloribo, efteripsrg'
ieIcn eiter 9aaitelilier ifal iaar bore
nieopanlis iter. .A~.A~..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

S~mffcrpriien forbpiet. Yriien paa
ollie apaIiteter al @affinaoeiufter er
ben 24oe Sebr. bleben forbeiet meo
10 Gent pr. 100 Yuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

8aAr Sc iiriaer I'll asertes
isreESs, iaa barr iaa bsHIis at
mebSe1s, at 2s iaa here's
GbertisieusHt / "Seeora5s 30,
ter. Set iifrer Sem ben
bssite Gesaa!iEs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Spgualaset pil iaar boloe III
Strpne / minneapolis. Siocn or
iat til Den Toe % Soc sunni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

kan reise fra Scandinavian direkte til
New York paa 9La D6gn med Scan
dinaVisn-American Liniens store, hur-
tisseiiende, dobbeitskrue Dampskibe.
hN'ike ale ere forsynede med de nye-
sue OPfindeAser os Forbedringer. Kun
skandinsviske ~Passaserer befordres.
GOO, krattia skandinaVisk kost serve
res passaeererne- En- dygtie Lsge oa
en- uddannet Sygepieierske ere ansatte
ombord psa ale Skibene. Husk paa
dette hVis De skal sende efter Fader
oe Moder, Soster eiIer Broder, Hustru
og Born, og kjob siIietter hos nar.
mestboende Agent for
Scandinavian American Linz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
aommisFons.S tprcliesfurmcn

peo ben 24oe Sebr. afbolot Speeial.
pals beiluttet inofsrt / 9perne ganf-
ton, Tierre og 9ea Gapios, Q. Gaf.
ct lignenbe Sorilag bIep iamme Gag
neopoteret / Witden, g. 9af.; meo
6S1 moo $40 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Wtn6eren at Goiipnmeoaljen. Zen
ferite eoiionmebalje, Der i eleftriif
@~i0enifob er ment at iioeitiIes meo
Iobelpriierne, er blepet tilbelt Brof.
Glibu 5bompion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
@arEelb for @npernpr.

WarNelo tpr Wnpernpr. Santes
8orfielo, Der bar Snoreminiiter
UNDER Hooiepelt, bar erflGret iia bill
lig til, iialo Der ubtales noget olmin-
beligt 2ttife oerom, at title Jig iom
@upernerfanbibat / Ohio moo 8u-
perrer Sarmon, BEN n9rpGrenbe De-
m%ofratiife Snbebnper al Gmbebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
SrDam / Nraentina.

SrDam | argentina. 8iaiam s.
grpon anfom Den 25be Sebr. til 9ne.
nos gpres, bpor ban peb anfomiten
blep msot af Hegieringens HeprG.
lentanter. Wr. 8rpan giorbe &eiicr
fra ben fileanife @rGnie | en- Iripat-
pogn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Gn gnS mcb 4 gen paftc meoer

Gn Nn6 mcS 4 Ben onftc meger
SpmGrfiombeb paa Snititilte Mllie.
INNS rloitiains | ct. GaiI iioite ltge.
Zen blep ifior Seit ifuot / ben norb'
liae Del al Minneiota og at Sege-
rem foreret Irof. @. 2ange peb
SciifoIe, Ser igien forGre-
De bat til Wuieets Samling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
ai eanoisgere

Wontana / anleoning 4obningen al
Jiocfp Son Observation-Disclosures
aabring er nleget flor, berettes Der
ira Gulbertion, @ont., ben 26be Be-
truar. Sele Iontana er imiblertio
opffet al ct fra 10 til 16 CONNER
tpft Snelag, iaa oct er umuligt for
2onoisgerne at oanne iig nogen NE
nina ON 9anoets 9eifaifenbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Snbiiact MpGepirfIumbeo. Ger

XH0NIIIcf WpHfDtrIIUHUtu. SVI
al De Itore Welmeller | Iinneapo'
Iis bar / 2eroags inoitiGet gebriften
paa ubeiternt Sib, og oct antages, of
enbnu ilere / 9egpnoelien al ngen
bilbe islge gremplet. Gen opgipne
BERTH er De Ilette afifibnines.
forboloe, icm bar raaoet, os fremoe.
leg roaoer, iioen observation-disclosures
Iaabegpnoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Samen: Seq biloe aicrne babe en-
actosmattc, men Neu man paste til mine
ELECTROMAGNETIC"
Scppebauolereu: "gn 8ofototoss
matte alma, itrdr Srue."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
q. .. @erner bep. Rils 8. @er.

W ~ ~~NFHNF wv 49,
iler, Er9iibent for Scandinavian
americon Iational ganf og | jim Sio
en- p%elticnot og inbflpbelieSrig Eoli.
tifer / Sen ipolige Gel al Winneiota
err ocu 25oe os. aigaaet peo Seoen |
tit Stem I minneapolis. 8erner
por loot / Spcrige 1913 % fom I'll
Imerifa / 1868. San boeoe ! mait'
ae 9lar | Neo @ing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Weolemmcrne bauoe I%nleoning I'll
at aoo iii 9oro Gafpta % Itenriie
peo @rimpruolgene for Senator.
@rsnno cr oaiaa Ell al Dem, Der 'ioIt
al alt piIOc iornpetc fin nor'fe Ser
fonit: ban or lige goo Noromailo,
fom ban or Nmcrifaner % meget po'
pillrr irhcn Selifabct. Son er me-
act m%niifaIif interesierct oa oprleoe
\ lin Gale nrrmeit peo Ole @rus
S~noflpocIic iom ainltner % aolil'
poniit, San i%filorcoe bpor oite ban
bopoc mot "SGtericntenS Senoas"
oa andre al ale Bulls aompcIitioner.
Salercrc COMPLIMENTARY ! Sorbt'
naoerce set norite SeIifab for bets
gr6eioc Tor I~orlfbceenS Serarel'e !
Sopeoitaocn % ioriifreee. at lambs
nirnbcne | 8eIten fulste bet meo Sn-
~teresIe % latte Nris oerpoa. Zen
nqitc Salcr por 6epre'entant vol
Iteab ira Winncicta; ban ilotalte 10
oaioa ON Ole Bulls @trf'ombeo 'cnt
aunitner. scr bapse bapt 9etponins
for oo t~ilbsrte life 9crse % gmerita
alene, men belle 8eroen. San omtalte
1T 9eisa | 0orsc for ire aor iioen.
| San tierSte Tor blot Sanoet ira,
beaS ban bapSe bsrt al fine 5srelore
% agsre, %. ban bIep pserorSentlis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
Harmony of Dress.

A beautiful woman also studies the
harmony of painting a well kept home:
takes care 10 have the house painted
with paint that viii continue TO look
bright, clear and fresh looking. The l.
& NJ never becomes dingy, because only
chemically pure coloTs are used; only
the finest White Oxide made from metal
only the finest White Lead: only the
purest Linseed Oil only expert paint
makers produce il with machinery-a
Thousand gallons at a time. Contrast
this with the costly andc.ude production
OF White Lead Paint made by hand la
borwith q stick in pot few gallons
az q time.
Sold By lane & Christian, Williams.
bzrgi u. 81, cIsmests, Lee Hall
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
The Pope Roosevelt Question.

Mr.. Editor:
Allow me to say a word on the
Pope Roosevelt question. That was
& fair and friendly editorial of yours
last week. but It's a far cry from
Rome TO Williamsburg. and small
wonder If press wires get a little
crossed before they reach Us.
According to direct and authentic
sources. no restrictions were dictat-
ed 70 Mr.. Roosevelt upon his move
ments while in Rome by the Vari-
can. BY cable II was intimated 70
him that the Pope would decline 70
see him if he favored any Methodist
assembly by his presence while IN
Rome. And why9 Well. not becaTse
the Pope opposes or tri.s to suppress
any OF the Protestant sects IN Rome.
Religious freedom exists there as
here. The Episcopals and Bsptists
are there also. and are on friendly
relations with the leading dignitaries
Of the Catholic Church. When the
late DR.. Nevin. the Episcopal rector
of Rome. died. the Catholic papers
paid high tributes to his work in
Rome. But from start to finish.
since going to Rome, the policy OF
the Metho6ists have been 10 abuse
and insult the Pope and the Catholic
Church.
Az the time Of the late Fairbank:
incident. even the New York Even
ing Journal. a paper largely unde
control of the Hebrews Of New York
T speaking of the situation. said mt
self-respecting individual could havr
= acted otherwise than the Pope.
Not a great while ago. a well
! known and prominent Methods
J minister. Rev. Everett S. Stackpole
of Boston, resigned from Missionar
< work in Rome. owing TO the fac
S that he could not conscientiousl
e countenance the methods used /
making converts. He is Methods
T. minister. but he did not hesitate Z
= condemn the ways OF the Methodist
q in Rome.
s There are two sides to most ques
{ tons. and We must not condem
:. either TIL we understand both
y There are many noble minded men
Z bers of the Methodists church VIII
would not approve of abusing or Il
n sulting anyone's religious ballet.
e Very truly,
O Ida w. Wrigh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
To Appear in Who's Who"

Mrs. Georgiana Pell Curtis, a
widely-known writer. is editing a
new book soon TO appear from the
presses Of Donaho & Co.. entitled
Who's Who" which will contain a
Biographical sketch OF all the present
day Catholic writers of note. Among
those who will have this distinction
is Mrs. Lydia Whitfield Wright. of
this county. This is a great COM
pliment to Mrs. Wright. as the work
is 10 be a creditable one. and only
those writers whose works are con-
sidered worth while will receive no
tee by Miss Curtis.
Some years ago Ida Clingman
Humphrey. wife Of Colonel Humph-
reg. of Golosboro. N. c.. published
book Of verse. edited and com
Piled by Grin Chalfant Painter. OF
Baltimore, that contained poems ano
prose from the pen of Mrs. Wright
She is a charming writer. and article:
from her pen have been widely pub
IhShed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
Circuit Court GORVeneS.
Continued from page IL

The cnse against Cloves was not
concluded until last night about To-
30. The jury deliberated until IL
when they announced that no agree
ment had been reached. The court
adjourned them over till this morn
ing. AT II o'clock today the jury
found the prisoner guilty ard fixed
the penalty at sixty days in jail and
SIS fine.
The court has appointed w. II.
Porter 5eputy commissioner of reves
nue.. The Com. VS.. Southern Bell
Co.. dismissed; against A. c. Oak
ern continued; against Jas. Lawson.
appeal from Justice Goddin, with
drawn. Five DEGREES have been
entered.
The next case on the docket is
Comth. VS.. Eliza White. colored.
non support.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
Norfolk PrHSbytsV to Meet Here.

The Presbtery of Norfolk will
meet in Williamsburg from Tuesday
70 Friday Of next week. There will
be two preaching services each day
at ! a. m. and 8 p. N. to which all
are invited.
Retiring Moderator, Rev, K. {.
Gillian of Portsmouth will preach
Tuesday evening at So'clock, when
another moderator will be elected to
serve till the fall meeting.
Rev. w. II. T. Squires. pastor OF
Knox church. Norfolk. will preach
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock,
and Rev. DR.. Thornton WhalinF
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
Other notices of preaching services
later.
All the meetings will be open Il
the public generally and all are cor
daily invited to be present.
The Woman's Missionary societ'
will hold a special service in tn
Model school building Wednesda,
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Char
lotte Price. of Norfolk. will make a
address on Home Missions in Nor
folk Presbytery. The congregatio
cordially invited to be present.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

To Margaret Harris. Catherine Harris,
Matilda darris. Edward Harris. IT..
samuel Harris and the unknown
4 hildrcn of Mary Ann Harris. and
the Personal Representatives. heirs aud
devisecs of Edward Harms, deceased.
WHEREAS. at a sale Of delinqaent
lands made by The Treasurer of the City
Of Williamsburg and County of James
City, on January 3, 1908. the undersign-
cd /. A. ". Jones became the purchaser
~ that certain lot OF land sitaate So the
City OF Williamsburg. Virginia. bounded
on the north 0y the lands OF the <. & D.
Ry., east and south by the lands Of John
Cary. deceased, aud west 6y E vel street,
then standing IA the name OF Sd Eard
darris. ant sold tor delinquent taxes,
leviss. Interests and costs due thereon for
the year 1906; and
WHEREAS. the said Edward Harris
died leaviog Margaret Harris. his
widow. aud Catherine Matilda Harms.
Harris, Edward Harms. Jr., samuel
Harris. AID the unknoSn cbiidren Of
Mary Ann Harris. hisheirs and devisSess
and
WHEREAS, the said Catherine Harris.
Matilda Itarris. Edward Harris, Jr-.
samuel Hams. and the unknown child
rem OF Mary Ann Harms. arc not re-,
ding Ia the State OF Virginia
NOTICE IS HERRBy GIVEN TO You
and each 81 you. under the statute "a
such cases made and provided. that m
less YOU shaA. wftbin tour months afecr
tue publiS alton OF this notice Published
once a week for four successive weeks IN
the Virginia Gazette. . newspaper PAD
hshed IN the City OF Williamsburg. VIZ
ginia. redeem the said lot of Land,
shall obtain from the Cixrk OF the Cir
emit Court Of the City Of williamsburg
nd County OF Jamss City . deed con
veving the same.
March 80 1910. a. ". JONES.
] 81 HEsu.zx = Hnu-zx.
8is eoznsel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
CocIAL AND =
= DERSONAL

Misses Eva and Bessie Pitts spent
last Sunday at Norge.
w A. Land. editor Blackstone
Courier. spent yesterday here.
Miss Lula Brooks IS the guest OF
Miss Mabel Bayliss. in Albemarle.
Miss Lillian Graves viii spend
two weeks with Richmond relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher spent
Sunday with her parents at Lee
Hall.
Mr.. Henry Ravn. of the Rich
moud Virginisn, is spending the
week here.
Miss Georgia French. of Alexand-
ria. has been the guest Of Miss
Katheryne Gedoy.
Mrs. T. NJ. Amber is here tc
spend several weeks with her sister
Mrs. Margaret Hsnsford.
Mrs. Zimmerman and Miss Dolly
Zimmerman. OF Alexandra are the
guests of Mrs. Morecock.
Misses Constance Fenton. Fanni'
and Blanche Flbates spent las
Saturday shopping in Newpor
News.
Mrs. M. B. Haines. Of Rich
mond. was a visitor here last week
Mrs. II aines recently sold her houS
70 Mrs. Russell Binns for $1,000.
Mr.. 7. B. Jones, a well-know
Newport News insurance man. ia
been spending several days her
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W
L. Jones.
Mrs. Mary S. Cline. Miss Dais
Cline, Mrs. Chss. S. Langdon, an
son. Chas. S. Langdon, IT., of Ne
York, are visiting Mrs. w. Wake
Ware at Toano.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanees Life When Williams
burg citizen Shows You the Cure.

Do Not Endaneer Lie When a Williams
burg Citizen Shows You the Cure
Why will people continue to suffer the
agonies of kidney complaint. baekaehe,
urinary disorders. lameuess, headaches
langour. why allow themselves to be
come chronic invalids, when certain
cure Is offered them?
Doan's Kidney Pills Is the remedy to
use, because Ii gives TO the kidneys the
help they need to perform their work.
II you have any. even one, ofthe symp
toms Of kidney diseases. cure yourself
now. before diabetes. dropsy or Bright;
disease sets IN. Read this Williamsburg
testimony
RI. Casey. Main Street, Williams
Ourg. Va. says:
Il have used Doan's Kidney Pills and
can say that l know them to be a re
liable kidney remedy. This preparation
cured me and have not suffered since.
am pleased to recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 5oeent
Poster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New Yorl
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-DOan's-an'
tsks. al. ether,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
4OanO Topics.
Branch Office The Gazette at
Marston & Co.'S Store.

Tosno. Va, April l3.-The
LADIES' Aid Society of Mt. Vernon
church will have with them on
Thursday night. April 2lst.. an elo-
cutionist from Richmond. Besides
offering a pleasant and instructive
evening TO all who attend, they viii
serve r, freshments. The proceeds
will be used on the Parsonage Fund.
All are cordially invited TO attend.
Rev. (. Ruffin Jones Of Bruton
Parish will conduct services at Toano
High School Wednesday night.
April 20sh.
It is a great pleasure for one e
Sdrive along our roads and see the
homishing crops on wei titled fields.
The potato crop looks very promis-
ing.
A number of our farmers propoS-
ed growing melons this season, but
some are backing out on account OF
the rules the {. & o. Ry. have IS
sued whereby it will be necessary 70
prepay all shipments of melons.
| This should not be. Some of our
farmers are not always prepared &c
to put up from $50 TO 500 wher
they want to ship a car of melons.
Mrs. =. Warren Marston and he
mother Mrs. r. Q. Smith vlsitec
Mrs. G. A. Hankins in Williams
burg Thursday.
Miss Alice Hankins has returned
from a pleasant stay with relatives i
Newport News.
Mr.. Edward Meanly OF Norfoll
. was in town Saturday calling on nj
old friends. Edward is now in tn
y commission business in Norfolk.
Two baseball teams from Wi
v liamsburg visited Toano lost Satur
T day and played the Toano Hig.
lSchool teams. The small boy
played in the morning and the scor
u was s 10 q in favor Of Williamsburg
j. The afternoon game was played b
= the large boys and the score was 2
: 10 o in favor Of Toano. The I. +
IS, boys had only eight players o
j. the diamond. What would the scor
have been If the whole team Ia
q been present. The High school ha
an excellent team this season.
Drs. J. w. and II. u Stephenson
G. A. and D. Warren Marston. an
w. c. Martin were in williamson
Q Monday night.
J Miss Lille Brewer. of Richmon'
( is the guest of Mrs. Cary Wilkinso
Z The young men will give a dam
- at Martin and Fairbanks hall Fridi
g night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
Take EnCamUmsnt OeQrCs.

The following members Of Ham
ilton Lodge. 1. o. o. K. went 70
Richmond last Saturday night where
they took the encsmpment degree IN
Excelsior Encampment No. p.
Noble Grand ). L. Graham. s.
G. Graham. q. II. Graham. +. K.
Graham, DR.. {. II. Davis. Richard
aouge. District Deputy Grand Mast
or K. II. Proctor. K. S. Brooks.
Banks, and Frank Arnistcad
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
Lamb Nay Have Opposition.

Capt John lamb. of the Third /
Congressional District. may have
opposition in the primary that has
been ordered. The tact that Capt.
Lamb voted for a tariff OF lumber
after being elected on a platform
that declared for free raw material.
has weakened him among old line
Democrats who have always been
strong adherents of his. Then there
are other reasons given for opposing
him.
The names most prominently
mentioned as possible opponents of
Congressman Lamb are Senator
Wickham. who represented this
district in the state Senate. and who
has made a record of which his con-
stituents are very proud, and Col.
John S. Harwood. a member OF the
House Of Delegates from Richmond
City. Colonel Hsrwood IS down
among that class of men who do
things" and he has warm friends
hereabouts.
The Times Dispatch of yesterday
prints the picture Of Ex-Governor q.
| J. Montague. and suggests that thai
| gentleman might be induced to make
the race. but that it would have &C
be almost an irresistible demand
from the people. No one doubt:
Mr.. Montague's ability. but his Ions
and appearant wandering from tht
party household has weakened the
ardor of his former strong supporters
II has been asserted by Mr.. Mont
ague'S friends here that the Govern
or has never been asked to help il
any campaign since his defeat 70
Senator. and that the powers that b
have Intentionally and willfull
sighted and ignored him. the objec
being to kill him. politically. wit
. his host of followers. If that
true, and Mr.. Montague can make
? plain that his political enemies hav
formed a cable to destroy him. b
owes it to himself and bis friends I
expose them.
If anyone thinks that he is goin
to have a walkover in defeating Cap
! Lamb. ne does not know the strengt
= Of that gentleman. There are pee
!. pie IN this district who will die b
= him" The old soldier vote viii
q practically solid for him. as far Z
We are able to discern. We belieS
5 it viii be strong enough to keep an
/, other candidate out of the field, u
less it be some young man who
trying to get in the limelight for f
ture primaries. when the Captain
< no longer q factor in politics.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
HoIdcroft News;

Holdcroft. Va. April I2.-Mrs-
w. b. Orange died Tuesday AZ 9
.. m. at her home near this place
aged 81 years. Mrs. Orange is sur
vived by her husband and five small
children. who have the sympathy cf
the entire community IN their sad
bereavement The funeral was co..
Quoted at Mt. PieaSan; church Sun
day morning by her pastor Rev. B.
K. Robinson.
Mrs. Minerva Walker wife OF the
late w. +. Walker. died at her
home. Forest Level" this morning.
Mrs. Wslker,was about IS years of
age and for many years a member o.
the Micah NJ. (. church. The fol
lowing children survive her: Mr.. @
n. Walker. Mrs. William Waddill
Misses Warneda and Mildred Walk
er.
A meeting in interest Of the Lay
mer's Missionary Movement viii o'
held at Mt Pleasant church mex
Sunday. The opening address Wi
be MADE by the local representative
Mr.. K. <. Graves. Mr.. K. A
Gary. OF Ashland. and Gen. {. L
Balcock. Of Bins Hall. viii delivs
addresses.
Mr.. A. w. Marable is critically il
Others on the sick list are Mrs. K
w. Gregory. Mrs. J. w. Avery an
Mrs. Z. J. Binns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
BRIDGE Club EHteItaiHS.

The Bridge Club was entertained
by Miss Emily Christian on Wed
nesday evening at eight o'clock.
Those playing were Mesdames Char
lotte Hubbard. II. S. Bird, N. L.
Henley. L. w. Lane. IT.. Spencer
Lane. Blanche Moncure. w. A.
Montgomery. w. I. Christian. Miss
es Pink Morecock, Dolly thinner.
nan. Jean Mercer and Julia Tyler.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

The Williamsburg creamery will
open for business on April 18th.
Those farmers who have not secur-
cd cans are directed to see the secre-
tary about them.
Only three members of the cOun-
cil'appeared for last Fridays meet
ing-Messrs. iJones, Spencer and
Wolfe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

The choir Of Bruton Parish church
has organized by electing Rev. <.
Ruffin Jones. president; Miss Eva
Wright, organist-dnector, and DR..
J. II. Hume. secretary. After the
business meeting. which was held at
the rectory. Mrs. Jones served de-
hghtful refreshments. The choir
will be entertained once a month IN
the homes of the members.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Govan Camm. a native of VII
Eamsburg. and whose brother
married a sister of Mrs. T. j. Stubs,
of this city. dropped dead in Lynch
burg yesterday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Mr.. J. II. Leath has been appoint
cd census enumorator for Williams
burg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

Mr.. L. A. Jensen has been con-
fined 10 his bed with sickness for the
past two days.
High-grade pianos and organs for
cash or on the easy payment plan az
Persons.