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The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12
-. SANFORD ~.

Job Whitney is building fine
barn.
Several of the farmers have their
beets planted.
Mrs. Nina Mayfeld came down
from Alamosa Saturday.
Miss Luna Faucet left Tuesday
morning for visit at Snowflake,
Arizona
Chas johnson & Bros. will COM
mence shearing sheep the first of
the week.
Randall Mortensen the mail boy
took trip to San Acacio the latter
part OF the week.
Miss Eta Reed has excepted a
position with the johnson Mer-
camille Co. at La Jara. q
The fruit trees are loaded with
blooms The frost Wednesday
night did some damage
Mrs. Harmon Christensen, who
has been living in La Veta the
past winter, is here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Earnest Nelson, who will soon
leave with his parents for Utah,
was given a surprise party by a
number of his friends Tuesday
evening.
A number of German families
came in Thursday morning to work
in the sugar beet fields and now
there are no vacant houses left in
town.
Bells have been ringing since
Wednesday morning. We don't
know whether they are wedding
bells or someone singing "Whistl-
ing Rufus"
Several of our young people
went to Monte Vista last Saturday
to attend the Valley School Meet.
Our entries made good showing
but some way Monte Vista was
awarded most of the honors.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12
fiss Rene Smith, Pianist
New Post Cards at Seyfer's.

New Post Cards at Seyfers.
Make no mistakes, the fishing
season does not open until May
25 in rivers and streams. I'm
der the new game law passed by
the last legislature, fishing in
lakes may begin as soon as the
bill is signed by the governor.
Lee D. Price will soon begin
work on two new contracts. The
Presbyterian church and hand
some six room modern residence
on the ranch of DIR. Joseph N.
Becker
The Norland residence and
buildings are being newly painted
leather brown and present a
most handsome appearance. John
w. Dayhuff IS doing the work.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12
Ought to Leave Autos Alone.

kiver Stillwell, a carpenter,
took an Overland car from
shed on the ranch of E. III. Shot
well, one mile south of Monte
Vista Sunday morning, and load
ing in his wife and baby started
south. He passed through La
Jara about 10 o'clock and two
hours later Chester Green and
Sheriff Woods were in town ask
ing at the garage if anything had
been seen of the runaway. The
sheriff had high power machine
and rapidly overhauled the fug-
itives. Somewhere south of Anto-
nito he caught up with them
just as their car had been hauled
out Of mud hole by man with
a team of horses. Stillwell turned
on the power and was off down
the road. The Sheriff followed
as soon as the team could haul
his car through the mud hole and
overlook his man in a few min
utes They passed through La
Jara on the return trip about
dusk. The sEeriff's car pacing
along leasurely a few rods be-
hind the Overland which Still
well was still driving.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12

1t has been discovered that
there is a hitch in the consolida-
ton of the Richfield and Eph-
rain ditch companies and that
certain legal requirements must
be complied with before the con-
,olidation can be made. Another
meeting of the companies will
likely be called for at an early
date to bring about the merger.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12

Johnny Murphy, who is train
ing at Alamosa for his coming
bout with Eddy Johnson at La
lara, May 18th, is gaining in
popular favor daily. Last Sunday
at the picture show, he gave a
public workout on the stage at
the Oliver opera house and re-
ceived real ovation for his clev-
erness. Murphy is a pupil of
Rubc Smith, the well known Den
Yer boxing instructor, and a fav-
orite of the Denver Athletic Club.
He has met Phil kearney and
put him out in Is rounds. He
won on points from Monte Dale
in 10 rounds. His meeting with
Battling Dane, one of the tough
est propositions in the state, was
six round draw. All this goes
to show that he is in every way
worthy to meet johnson the To-
cal favorite and johnson will go
some if he beats him.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12

Medicines that aid nature are always
most efiectual. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy acts on this plan. 1t allays the cough,
relieves the lung. opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system to a
healthy condition. Thousands have testi-
fed TO its superior excellence. Sold by
all dealers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12

Constipation is the cause Of many all
usnts and disorders that make life miser-
able. Take Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, keep your bowels regular and
you will avoid these diseases. For sale by
all dealers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12

When given as soon rs the croupy cough
appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
ward off an at,a,k of Group and prevent all
danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands
mothers use it successfully. Sold hy -.
dealers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12
LA JARA SCHOOL NOTES.

play, 'Topsy Turvy," will be given
at the La Jara opera house on
Thursday evening, May 18th. This
will be one of the best plays ever
presented by an amateur company
and will give you good evenings
entertainment. Tickets have been
fixed at the very popular price of
35 cents each. Buy one from the
school children and encourage
home effort.
The Sth grade examination is
over and all of the members of the
class passed very creditable ex-
aminations. OF course some re-
ceived better grades than others
but that is always true in examina-
tions.
The following are the ten men,
bers of the class who took the
examination and will be awarded
public school diplomas by the
State of Colorado on Commence
ment night. Trixy Brumbly, Maud
Burk, Gladys Bigelow, Ollie Engle,
Hattie Smith, Luta Webb, Don
Phillips, Irl Engle, Ren Magnes
and Hubert Angevine.
The Commencement exercises of
the La Jara school will be held at
the opera house, Saturday evening,
May 90, at s p. IN. These exercises
are free and people are kindly in
vited to attend
The following very interesting
little program was rendered by
joint meeting of the Roosevelt and
Longfellow societies on last Fri.
day afternoon. 1t was the last
program to be given by these
societies that have done so much
both for enlightenment and enter
tainment of the school:
Song" Miller of the Dee" School
Recitation, forgiveness"
Eva Engle
Recitation, Likes and Dislikes''
-------M Merrill Angevine
Song, isle of Beauty" School
Recitation, Little Orphan
Annie Fac Braiden
Recitation, The Kaiser and the
Little Maid" Grace Phillips
Biographical Sketches -
- intermediate Room
The sketches given were those
of prominent literary men in
to whose life the month of
April had entered conspic-
uously as follows:
Shakespeare by Fac Braiden
Washington Irving
-by Guy Pemberton
Thomas Nelson Page
-by Eva Engle
Ralph Emerson by Mary Golden
Following is the program which
will be rendered at the Commence
ment exercises of the La Jara
school:
l Song, America a
School
2 Salutatory Address -
Gladys II. Bigelow
3 The Dolly Show
Primary Room
4 Indian Drill
The 3rd and 4th Grades
8 Song, Merry Farmers"
Primary Room
6 Hayseed Drill
intermediate Room
I Glass History
Carrie Luta Webb
8 Song. Little, Sleepy-Head
Dolly" Primary Room
8 Vocal Solo
Nellie b. Phillips
10 Valedictory -
Irl Crider Engle
s.Nf-I D,..-
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12

See our new line of fine fur
niture. Murphy-Newcomb Hard
ware Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-05-12
Salvador"
HAMBLErONIAN STALLION
Sire: SAN SALVADOR CoFFMAN
Record 1924
Dam: LADY GAZELLE

Salvador is handsome bright
bay, one white hind foot, stands
l5l hands high, weight 1850 lbs,
five years old, splendid traveller
and fine disposition.
Will make the season at our
ranch % miles northwest of La
Jara, at $15 to insure with foal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
KINDS INDICATED
OF WR0NCDO|NC

Believing taat Emil MANN uad iul
cd lo sustain bis charge ol conduct
uuhrcumiu- tu officer preferred soy
cral weeks ago usalns. Policeman g.
T. Minds. the city council laT' uisut
acquitted Niuus %. amy blame tbH
action being tab,u lOlloaug "a rec
onmcudaliun l1 that effect los Chair
man Aug, ot the police committee
Mr. Mann addressed tbn council u
defense ut th' chargC, De- hal prrfoi
red. bat WAS unable 90 sustain them
by ans testimony ur ailid1NltH ou Tho
part ul tWo certain young mou whom
N, claiued had been Vuna,d Dos Tho
policeman
Tho disiutcrostcd observer u thp
council meeting last ulrbr would con.
,ludc from the statements made Dos
Mr Mann that Two tOun- mon '.uu
Pennington. New Mexico. strangers boo
Albuquerque had been arrested Dy
llindt on charge Ot violating a
police regulation The tuuue mon.
not desiring no go to Jail Kinds had
endCaNurcd 90 arrange 70 Cprh bond
Tor them. this action hcu- evidently
misiutcrprCt,d INFO q nChO That Tho
policeman was trying 20 DNturt a sum
Of money
The council granted leave 90 Mr.
Mann GO reopen The cn Whenever his
contentious can be- Supported hy an
daVits Nh Mann sa'd HAT he young
men upon whom he had relied 10
prove his charges had gone 40 Farm
ington he had sent them two reg.
sicrcd letters he safi and received
return signatures ON them but that
no replies had been received Mann
intimatcd that some one had "seen''
the Pennington hoys and prevailed
upon them 10 throw up any efforts
TO prove charges against The police
man Mann said that he was almost
sure at This. because Kinds had
boosted that ne would bet t'o0 that
the charges against him could not bo
proved
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

Police court was POSTPONED this
morning ON account Of the Illness ot
Police judge George x Craig, who
was taken ill Yesterday afternoon
while down town and has been 0blig'
ED 40 remain 40 home today Two
men, arrested Tor drunkenness. are
awaiting trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
BURTLESS FOR FIRE
CHIEF IS REQUEST
OF PETITION
Hundred and Seven sigma
lures Presented to City
Council Last Night Refer
red to Committee.

That there o. strong sentiment
about town 10 favor of having \ G..
Burtlpss appointed fire chic' to sur-
coed d Klein, was indicated last
night when petition to that effect
was presented 40 the city council The
petition was signed Dos one hundred
and seven business and professional
men and business houses
That there is also strong scntr
mgut IN lhc city council 100 favor ul
retaining j Klein as chict of the IRE
department aud oft not securing The
services OF Burtlcs- as chief was IN
GlCdtod earlier In the evening before
the reading of the petition, when the
aldermen hN vote o. six 90 two. iHil-
cd 'p confirm the appointment ot
Burloss. Whom 90 Mas put forth ly
Manor Ellcr
The petition asking the appoint
mCnt of lWitl"ss VAS referred to The
irr committee. The petition and
signDrs follows
TO iAc Honorable Mayor and Alder.
men Albuquerque. y. NJ
We. the Undersigned business men
are of the opinion that o. would be- lur
the best interests off our city 60 have
a. our IRE chir' Nj \ G. Burtlvss.
and being of this belief. wo earnestly
recommend him to ,our consideration
for that position John " Moore Real
tN Co. " u Dunbar W S Saudou
T. \ Reynolds. T. l. Washhurn Co.
T. y Maynard G.. n Douhut. e. 4
Stachlin VI T. Schutt. Ideal Shoe
store. j. n ORicll, CO. r Howell +
G. Pratt. o. \ Thirion, O. " lamm
whitney COMPANY = j. Wilson 81
mon storm c. N CJruvs. - 81
Coombs. RoN T.. Crouch. j G. Noad. +
" polrCC. lana Grocery company II
I. Footo - e. Robertson, Geo n
Thomas. & % Subhlrhoid ~ VI Fer
gusOn Uobucr Optical COMPANY q G.
HvhbDr = + Traitor g. Bonncf
W = Kolly " v Fuircliv Mrs Rosa
Fu'r,lle Gideon Dos " v Fulroloc
agent. \ Simpler. y Ross. Wm
Doldo Samuel Naun Nyc G Martin
Golden Rulr Br, Goods company
\ Wciumauu D. - Caldwell " IS
Mcdonald. rs e WNuuoy L'arnard
a l.indgmanu cuWu3uF D., r. Mar
lin secretary Tn. Schut Caui'
comuant, POS VI f. Schu'', T. O 10
sDv @ W DoNlor g. a Miller Singer
Cigar company 4 Borders $ e. RIOS
cuwall A Fabor i u pcguo. sam
Wagner Francis T Wood + n
Koni Alhuuuprluc cycle and Arms
COMPANY Dos q D.. Opdsou Louis n
i"lI. L. % puII.N, - Weller G. 4
Kusruau Geo o. Ellis q Coaulli
Jacob Flemmiue T. g. Castillo, % 40
odoca 4 nomouk.. Chas r. Boldt G.
Radawrco, J.. mario T. Garcia a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
To Our Patrons!
And all within our city

1hu-c whom Vr have the pleasure
uf calling our customers know that ut
ail times our price ar uniformly
low, sin Wc believe in making au So
ira concession t. al those vito,
Whothrr bN choicr ur NECESSITY sta,
40 home during the hrat'd term. aud
Wc shall therefore during ttr month
of iul, make ru ,,im di-Cuun, rl 10
per cent tu all who ash Tor a.
This b. q ~ptAlNI MlD-~t NnllE
concession a. ~TNN -NT-iOMi.~ aud
viii be- given irrespective ut aN ~p,-
,iIl prir,-~ uu ass uf uur guud-, which
IL b. usual tor ~ 60 niak9 al thi- ~rh-
son 81 ,hr year to make room tur
tat good.
Diamond, Mpt,hc., tw Gm
eilNrrNHr'. Ct'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
MI SMANAGEmENT or ESTATE
ALLEGED BY PETITIONER

The recovery Of "A bond Ot $500 Us
astcd by the territory in % suit filed
in the Second judicial district cour'
This afternoon in behalf O., the h"irs
of lose Francisco Caudclario, who
died in lNgN Nismanagomcni ut tho
estate and speculation vita the per
sonal properties involved, is charged
h o. also alleged that mo- report of the
management OF the estate has been
offered iu thirteen years.
Noa llfeld Transitu Caudrlaria and
Dclunna SANCHEZ dc Candelaia are
tho defendant The bond WAS cNecui
ed by The above named and Chas W
Lewis according 10 the complaint
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

Right boz YOUR busiest season when
you have the least time 90 spare YOU
are most likely 90 take diarrhOea and
lose several DAYS time, unless YOU
have ChamberlaIns Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy al hand ana take
"a dose ON the first appearance of the
disease. Fol sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

A = Morrissetio OF Beien arrived
In the city yesterday 20 remain a
short while
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
~. Schwcnkcr. o.tcopntl, phone 7i7

DR. Schwcntkcr. ostcopaih, phone az
upHur Co.,. Optcian. rhon, 500.
q y uiil 10 a visitor from Vaughn
Ro, waiting Of Needles. Calf. is
visiting fri'uuI IN tho city
~ S CLAYTON of san Antonio g. in
the city ON business
Robert NoaE arrived iu the city
Yesterday from Grants 90 remain "a
short while ON business.
s g Adams OF Brown and Adams.
Boston wool dealers. is IA the city
Imokiur purchases OF wooI
" T. Mctcalf tho Gold avenue
TEAL estate dealer. has lo,t for his
ranch near TcsuQu"
q p Murray ol thc New Mexico
Mounted police force at Hodges, y
A. arrived in the city Yesterday tu
remain short while on business
n. T. Mcqueen, for some Time a
clerk iu The state National hank has
y, igncd his position ana viii cnto.
other business.
Miss N,u, g. Brewer aud her
mother Airs Goorg, b. Brewer. l''l
lur t.o. Angeles ou tho uWt,d today,
Co. no gone several weeks
Forester A. O.. Iunrland lcn for
o>l1bomu points pu delayed santa r'
$50. 30 this afternoon ou forestry
business
Attorney T. " Dohson left for san
IA F, ON The special 40 % this morn
ing. ON business relating 20 the ~.
,oivcrship tor the Sew Mexico central
railway.
Wilbur walker O.. Racine Wis SO
Dompauiyd uy hiss wife, was "a vlalio:
100 the ci'E }pet,rdp, On i1U', tu The
Pacific cOasi re is cousin Of PRO.
bate Cicrh \ T. NalNrr
Nttoru,, 4 o. Roncrtsuu len for
I.as Vegas to-day on legal business
pom hl. return De- VIII lrtF" for q
visit zoo H.s home iu Kansas CtN Tor q
month
49, % -ur..,.tl,r Ht. returned tu
GIu.,a and th, rr.ue river where
Do. Be- arplug forward experiments
IH0tu i,l.Yuuu, Uu,a for no, federal
forrest service.
Manager Herman SchVcI'lnr of tho
Harvey rUu rooms was here last
Iu.-hr returning lyun WISH 10 INC
Grand Canyon. where Hr completed
400 inventory U. iuD Ilupi house in
| Three days ilc confined 90 Santa H."
c. p Patty gts',dr, purchased
Nh, q. Il. Transfer all West silver
arruu, from krlI, Brothers. con ld
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
II Emery Davis arrived IN the cii'
yesterday on q short visit from Bclcn

AZ meeting of the board of cdu-
cation held last night two nov teach
CTS. Miss Lucy Ehc ana Miss Maud
Rogers, Nor, appointed 10 positions
in the CITY schools. \ number oi
minor matters were acted upUn last
night the members present AT the
meeting being President a. : AaloN
Dr j W colbert George Giegoldt
Nun lllcld. e. y Davis 4. A. Trln-
bile, superintendent john Milne and
clerk Mr. Tenant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

= G. Fisher Is among yesterday
Arrivals from Beloa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
CHURCH HILL NEWS

The Ladies' Aid Society OF st.
James church has been divided into
circles each circle being given a
month in which to make special
effort to raise money. To this end
Circle No. VIII hold an apron So
cial Thursday evening, March Is.
from $40 TO II. In the Sunday
sssfrs,Uf room. A. nice literary and
musical program has been prepared.
The tickets are Twenty-Five cents.
and are redeemn6ie with an apron.
A pleasant evening Is assured all who
attend.
The May Sparks l., r. l. recently
organized will meet In the home OF
Mrs. Walter Leddy. c7i3 East Mar
shall street. "Wednesday. March Is, at
+. NJ.
On account of the dig Sunday
school meeting at St James SUM-
day afternoon there WIN be no Ep-
worth League service.
The Lee Cook w. c. r. U. will meet
In regular session next Tuesday even
ing. March IA, In the home of the
president, Miss Julia Kelley, STA East
Marshall
The Mothers Club of Chimborazo
Park is making a vigorous effort to
secure funds for the establishment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11

OF school library. The recent en-
tertainment aided this cause very ma
terially and now picture postaIs Of
the school building have been put
on sale and no doubt a nice sum
viii be realized from this source.
The Young Mems Bible class of
Leigh Street held verys enjoyable
and unique entertainment Thursday
evening. There was good music, fine
speeches plenty of Refreshments and
the spirit of good fellowship and
brotherhood prevailed. AS a result
1t is expected that Sunday morning
will flnd many new corners among
them.
Miss Maidie Borum. OF Green
Bay. Is the guest of Mrs. Perkins. of
2o4 North Thirty-second street.
Miss Minnie Kennedy, OF North
Twenty-eighth street. who has been
recently operated on for appended
tbs at the hospital, Is slightly i'm
proved.
Miss Susie Dudley and Miss Ger
trude Walford. of Highland Park.
were the recent guests OF the for
mer's sister. Mrs. Linda Cosby. of
27ls East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
TEMPERANCE BOYS
GIVE DEMONSTRATION
LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION OF
CHESTERFIELD GIVE YELL
AND SING SONGS.

All interesting feature OF the Gus
ing meeting OF the W. c. r. L. con-
vention with Mrs. Sparks was the
presence of the Boys Loyal Tenn
peranoe Legion Of Chesterfield coun-
ty. n score Of these bright boys. in
charge OF Mrs. Frank Danner. entered
Smithdeal Hall. giving their legion
yell. which made the welkn ring.
Their drum corps was also very much
In evidence. and they We're received
with hearty applause. Their sing
ing OF temperance songs was Very
much enjoyed by the eoodly crowd
of white ribboners and their friends,
who chad come out 10 hear Mrs.
Sparks final address.
Miss Florence Kidd. OF the recent
~ organized May Sparks l.. T. l.. on
Church Hill, recited temperance
story in very creditabie manner.
Professor Smithdeal was presented
by Mr.. Bickers in complimentary
terms as IA business man who had the
courage OF his convictions and stood
four-square for prohibition. The pro-
lessor gracefully presented Mrs.
Sparks and highly commended the w.
c. r. Il.
The final address OF the white rib
bon champion Well sustained her we'll
earned reputation as graceful and
forceful speaker. 1t was a clarion call
to duty In assisting the temperance
reform movement, and evinced great
familiarity with the subject in all its
bearings. Her references to Virginia
and Richmond We're most graceful
and ornate. In thanking the papers
for nice things said about her she
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11

said that. while such courresies are
appreciated. the papers should all
know that the ". c. T. C.--local.
State and national--stands all the
time and everywhere uneuuivocally
for the humiliation OF the beverage
liquor traffic. She had faith that this
grand old Commonwealth. 80 rich IN
historic deeds of valor. would not be
found tagging in a general march for
ward for prohibition.
Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs Burgess and
Mrs. Bickers publicly thanked the de-
parting champion for her splendid
service, and Professor J. o. Atwood
closed the speech making in telling
and pungent remarks.
Score of men and women at the
close of the meeting personally ex-
pressed to Mrs. Sparks the pleasure
her addresses had given them.
Another new union was on yester-
day afternoon organized under most
promising auspices at the home of
Mrs. r. l.. Palmer. No. 2315 Park ave-
nue.. with Mrs. Willie Mayo. as presi-
dent: Mrs. j. n. Carneal made an in
spring address.
A public reception was rendered
Mrs. Sparks on Thursday evening at
the First Baptist church under the
auspices of the local W. &. T. L.. union.
Among the speakers was Mr.. r. 8.
Barbour. the newly elected president
of the Anti-Saloon League. The oc-
casion was very enjoyable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11

corner Third avenue and Magnolia
street
The Citizens Association will hold
their regular meeting In Northside
Hall Monday evening at S:3o r. NJ.
MIR. J. r. Liyesay. OF Third avenue,
continues quite sick at the Memorial
Hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Rice. of Concord.
Va. is a guest in the home of Mr..
George Haynes.
The entertainment in the assembly
hall OF the High School tonight by
the Neil-Litchfieid Trio will no doubt
be a success. as they draw crowded
houses wherever they entertain, and
the admission fee Is Very reasonable.
A number of new houses are being
built in the town.
The equipment of Highland Park
School has had recently a substan-
tial addition in the form of a fine
microscope and set OF encyclopedia.
They are gifts from d friend of the
school, and are thoroughly appreci-
ated. Now is the time for more pub
iic-spirited and general citizens to go
and do likewise The needs OF such
an institution at Just this stage Of pro-
gress are very many. and such gifts
are valuable aids toward the highest
efficiency
The ladies OF Ascension Guild will
give two 'Lenten teas" next week.
The first will he given by Nesdanes
Exensea and Warren "Wednesday al
ternoon from 70 & at the home Of
Mrs. Warren. on Third avenue The
second will he ST. Patrick's day, Fri
day, March X. from 4 TO 6, at the
home of Miss Florence Stacy. on First
avenue and Front street. Decora tons
and other appointments will be in
keeping with tHe day. which is named
in honor Of the patron saint of En-
erald Isle. They extend a cordial in
vitation to all their friends to come.
A silver offering left in the waiter at
the door will be greatly appreciated
Mr.. Willie Meredith, of Roanoke,
Va. who has been the guest of his
brother. sir. =. -. Meredith: rs now
visiting at his old home in Louisa
county.
The Mothers Club of Highland
Park school Will hold their regular
meeting Tuesday evening. March IL,
at O'Clock. in the assembly hall and
they invite the public, as this will be
an open meeting. A splendid pre-
gram has been arranged by Mrs. G.
Shakespeare. vice president OF the
eiafs. Besides Il musical program there
Will be an address by Mrs. VIII Gim-
mel, president Of the Federated Moth
eel. Club Of Richmond, and Mr. w.
Gillette, OF ST. Andrews church.
Mrs Dillon gave surprise" recep-
ton Friday evening, from to IL, at
her home. corner First avenue and
Burns street. in honor OF her brother,
Mr.. r. Eiwood Tragic. who has just
returned from cruise in the West
Indies.
Mr. A. @. Quaries left Friday morn
ing on a business trip to Amelia
Courthouse.