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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

bicycle IN the city limits AFTER dArh
without q lighted lamp. was diacharEed
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the pbr,
nership lately subsisting between us,
Charles Waldo and +. X. Koelmel,
carrying ON business as general mer.
chants at Inavale, Nebraska, unde u
the style or firm Of Waldo and Koelmel
was on the first day of January, 1912,
dissolved by mutual consent, and tina I
the business in the future will be car
ried on by the said II. X. Koelm eI
alone. who will pay and discharge all
debts and liabilities and receive all
moneys payable to the said late firm.
c.. A. WALDO,
+. X. KOELMEL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Baptist Church Notes.

Don't forget the evening of son.
Sabbath A sketch Of W. II. Doan,
life will be given aud his music sung.
Subject for Sabbath A. NJ. will b,
why am Il Baptist
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
Rants Friday, afternoon. Tea will b.
served fiom 4:30 to q. Price 10 cents
On Wednesday evening we begin tn,
study of the Romans. This study will
run thro number of weeks. Com,
and study with us.
You are invited to all OF these Ser
vices. w. r. OLE, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Farm Loans

There are several reasons for seeing
j. II. Bailey for a farm loan and here
they are.
He is sole agent for Trevett Maths
4 Baker.
This company is here every day in
the year ready for business and not
here this week and gone next. They
loan on anv farm having the value in
it improved or unimproved. You don't
wait from two to four months for your
money but surely get it on the day
called for. They give the best option
in the market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
LCGttTETE&

VIII El-on wo- in Bin, Hin Tues
day.
BERNARD McNeuy is in Lincoln Iii,
week.
For good job Printing call on the
Chief
Mrs Tony Clark went to Hastings
Wednesday.
Mike Durdin of Blue Hill was in the
citv Monday.
All kinds of Electrical work done by
Morhart Bros
John Moore returned to Morrill,.
Neb., Tuesday,
Miss Gertrude Coon was in Blue
Hill Thursday.
Miss Rose Elder Of Hastings was in
town this week
o. & Garrison Of Tel>amah spent
Sunday in town.
c. + Guud Of Blue Hill was in town
Monday evening.
Mrs. }. + Butler returned from
Hastings Saturday.
Mrs. T.. u. Smith entertains the
Ladies Guild today.
George Lindsey went to Kansas City
Wednesday with stock
James Gilroy of Hastings is in town
this week on business.
Mrs o. g Teel entertained the SOC
club Wednesday evening
VIM. Reeves took charge of tn.
Holland hotel Wednesday.
II. NJ. Alexander returned to his
home at Hastings Saturday.
Hope Muslin at : cts. a yard during
Albrights white goods sale.
10 yard Bolt Long Cloth for 75cts.
at Albrign,'s white goods sale.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

rS,saAsse sss.-.ssre
says hc will give you prompt "'i
tcous treatment IL YOU viii lct''u
wait ON you
NJ. w. Carter aui family moved l,rr
this week from Scissor aud are TOW
residing in the Snuniur, properly iu
t e west pact Of town.
MIR Harry A. Lct~nn is making his
semi.ounual visit to the eastern mar
kct> this week. lie will personally in
spcct every piece of drv goods that he
purchases aud will bc in II position to
select excellent values fer the - ore of
Mircr Brothers CO. This firm make
it a business to- handle real uIa,i'y
goods and they spare 30 ptIus In Ectt-
ing the very best bargain, to be- found
in the mautyl.
Local Ia>e na I'm, will be- pleased
Co lwru '1t ymrur, Mitchell has
lcuu released to- the Providence team
ut the international league toy the Dc.
,lor ma tuil,mout Providence team
- owned and,c'hiro'Icd hN TIA" Detroit
''u' ana Ml'chc'l VIII g., the much
h'edrd experience he needs at iluNi-
d'hce' We hope he gels away good
ana 'h't Detroit VIII call him IN h''
foe the season t. out
MIR. Frank CoWden went To- Chicago
Tuesday to visit the large clothing
establishments iu that city in order to
select all the newest ana latest mems
furnishing garment, with which to
st.r', the CuNlru. kuI,y Clothing CO
..'.rt with sy1~oulh'o ,oods. Tuj,
,iru considers that Ouo best 4, uuuc to
good r.r Rcd Cloud trade and owing to
the condition ut the clothing market
Mr. CoWdcu Is confident of returning
with some exceptional bargains.
We ur, ,o have, AN exclusive ,hor
st,r,in tIt. ri,v .,yh.r, ,v.r, ,I,iny
from, q nlo,v shna tn .n,i,ii,'s 1utost
will he round Tb, firm, viii ,, unl,r
,ho # n,il,v & E,i,,v and ,he
momho,. os ,ho n,m ,rc fin, wall
l,,ow, ,,,i,Jro, ofJ II u,il.v or ,h,.
.;,r William aud M,ho, Inv, so.
,,r,a o,, -, ,h. room, IL ,ho ,.,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Artistic Effects
For Home BuI!dins

can be secured toy the use of
lumber, usual Y a. Il great saw
ing over substitutes and with
much greater stability Shingles
and novelty siding properly used
is one example for exterior ef.
feet, aud for interior purposes
there are doz ns of patterns aud
a variety Of woods that, with
comparatively little extra cost,
furnishes just those dainty
pleasing touches that mean so
much for comfort and coziness
'Twould surprise you what
really can be done with the
superior lumber we handle these
days and how perfectly substan-
tial frame house can be built
We wan, to talk with you about
this lumber question before you
build and give you the benefit
of our years of observalion-tell
you why frame construction Is
the best and show you by COM
parison why we think so. Come
in and let's get acquainted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Get NcvcT-S slip shoes put on
your horse. AN sizes at Fred
WSIiiS1' s shop.

The Diamond Electric Vacuum clean.
er demonstrated in your home free.
Call Phone Red 81.
Don't forget the Musical given by
the band boys the night of Feb. 10TH,
at the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Cowden returned
from Franklin Tuesday where they
have been visiting.
Albright's White Goods Sale COM
mences Saturday Feb. 10Th and closes
Saturday Feb. nth.
Women's Winter Coats at one. Half
Price at Miner Bros. Co. The coats
are new wiutcr coats.
Miss Christian of Rock port, Mo. is
in the city this week visiting her sister
Miss Minute Christian.
The Rebekah lodge will have a
valentine party Feb. Is. All members
are requested to be present
The story of John Bond by the Red
Cross Society will be reproduced at
the Tepee Monday and Tuesday.
Jesse Nucklos returned to his home
at Deweese Monday after spending
few days visiting friends in town.
The fines, line and best assortment
Of Harness ever carried before. Call
aud look IT over MuEuART Bios.
! Nar un tuberculosis by the Red
Gross >n"i"'y wi be shown at the
Il pee theatre Monday an1 Tuesday.
NJ. aud Mrs Roy Ethertou and baby
retained from Council Bluffs, Iowa
sun iaS for visit with their parents.
Special attention given to diseases
OF eye and ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. stocliman, Red Cloud, Nebr.
DR.. Cross will be in his fii,e over
the State Bank everyday in the week.
Having discontinued his visits to
Riverton.
Mrs. Warren Longtin came down
from Hastings Wednesday to visit her
mother, Mrs. A. w. Ho'mgrain and
other relatives.
For SALE;-The two buildings oc
cupicd by the Chief Office and Il, II
Newhouse's jewelry store. Inquire Of
Il. II. NeNhouse.
The funeral OF Mrs. llolcomb was
held from the Christian church yestcI.
day. The obituary will appear in
next weeks Issue,
Harry IIuffer has resigned his posi-
tion Il, engineer at the NJ. NJ, johnson
electric light plant at Cay Center and
returned home Monday.
The Y =. club dance held forth
Tuesday Light at Potter's hall. Betz
orchestra furnishing the music. Sew
eral out OF town guests enjoyed a
pleasant evening
The Francis willard memorial Ser.
vice to he held at the NJ Il church
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

Don, miss Casey Jones at the Opera
House, Friday, Feb. 9th. You viii
laugh till you are red in the face.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Farm Loans

At Lowest Interest best option, leas,
expense Call for me at State Bank
Red Cloud, G. +. GATHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

The wolf hunt at Amboy has been
postponed u til Friday On account of
the dea Ii uf Mrs John Holcomb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

John Wrc~uer went to Kan as City
Sunday with his fathers cattle.
Jamc, Ryan returned from bu,i.
ness trip to Grand Island Monday.
john Suively was called to his home
at Ayr Thursday on account Of sick
hess.
jacob Jensen win open the ith ave.
nue. hotel to the public in the near
future.
Bert Clark of McCooll was visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tony Clark
Sunday.
The Chief does all kinds of Job
Printing neatly, accurately and
promptly.
Miss Jones returned home from
visit with her parents at Hastings
Saturday
o. Pcpperell Bleached Sheeting for
29cts. a yard during Albright's white
goods sale
will buy your furs, hides, poultry,
and sell You hard and soft COAL. y.
! CALpwELL
Plan your spring sewing now, and
tal.e Advantage of Albrights White
Goods Sale.
Rev. and Mrs. Bayne are the proud
parent, of a baby girl born Wedn,s.
day morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
g. +. Rose Pastor

The Recording Angle starts in the
February II, issue of the Saturday
Evening Post. The best paper pub.
lished. Allan Moritz will deliver the
Post at your home for 5 cents a copy
if you will give him chance. lie is
also agent for the Ladies Home Jour.
nal and Mothers Magazine. Allan
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cUlPePeR

ESPECIAL 20 The Times.pispa;ch-l
CuspepeT, Va, November PA
u,sSscr Lewis Wise Jennings. who "
sssuobed tn Washington this winter.
spent the weekend With hts family
in Culpeper returning To wsshsngto"
the fret Of the week
Kcnuard Ware. ~ the Library OF
Congress. who has been spending
week vtsh frsends - sae Eutversssy
of Virgins, was . recent guest OF nis
brotheV :, i'm law and sister. Nr. and MIS-
severn Noting ham. on spencer ssrcst.
Tbe senior Five Hundred G1uS mt
Friday afternoon with Mrs. ssiss
S.oor~r. az her homo on Raslroeo strccs:
Tnoec MIA wing were Ncsd0m~s Russell
smith Puuuam. Charles Waite. Ncs-
,jueham. Charlie PAW. Booker. Ctyos
I~VSs. Frederick Pcwcr Hseens.
49, nan Jones, Dets J0nss. O~rsruoc
Hrmstroae sOA kste CeOveS. seaa
cosrpr ana coffee were served ssscr
the games.
IN. WEDNESDAY Brt1gs VS. desssns'
fully eutersatR>6 this week ny
samucl Dookcr st her home ca Jsme-
son's UtIL Sgrsl Booker's guests c~
ms s.crasscr tnclu1e1 al Of sme csee
w@wSevs, s11 On saesssen neesee 800
t. NcCoa1Jesp. ANNIE teo9ee LaSse
EuesSSrN NIlArea geophe@. 1919
wsrSsSl UsfS J0Ws2 t0so trsSey -
- G@vs1 WSSs Js0ssnQs.$ ~ ~
- NwOWUo - OouDoS 49,
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WILMINGTON
I Special 20 The T.mes-pi.patchJ

Especial 20 The Times -Dispatch-I
WiiminSton. n c. November $50
ciety was particularly interested this
week over the issuance OF q number
Of wedding Invitations. the contract
ing parties all being prominent so
hett issued cards to the marriage q
their daughter, Mis- Nellie Deans. -
Thomas Edwin Brown. the event to -
eolrmntzed st the handsome Corbete
home. IN South Fourth street. WeS-
sesdsy afternoon. November -. to ~
followed by an elaborate reception
Henry Elogns Short Esq, ssnt out
cards to the wedding Of bis sister.
Miss Marguerite Ashley Short, 20 Thor-
Garnetf Tabh. Of Rjchmcad, tine al
fair TO be celebrated al q. James Epts-
copzI Church Thursday afternoon. No
vemter ~. Following the wedding
will conc a brilliant reception. ana
the couple win then depart on . bridal
tour. rsturnins from Witch sney ~, w"
rscnA sfter January !. The bride.
~iec, {. . charming ycune woman ard
q grspddauVhter 81 tbe lote yuogs q.
y. N~sres. cf Wilmington For year,
she has MADE her home on the VAST
short estate q Late N.ccsmsw ms.e
snirrsoa heP home, she comes from
ono Of the Oldest caec Fear Families
and n known - one OF the nsos8 pcp"-
sas Of society jseSssA
SIN another invtsssson ~ much In
,er.-s, <su.~ frcm Nr. and Hrs. Thomas
Nsrsjrr Eus~-son. and suucvuced th4
ccsnsae weaasas ~ their Sa1ehtes, -
llssse Eusssse 70 Alnsn s'ensy W. VI
uiscr "wednesday afsevwOen. NoyesN-
~ -. 90 she hsa1Ywe useO9
49, n Cuy9Qoua 00BoA
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Continued From Second Page
served in the boaqsetIns hall after
which the younger guests danced IN
We large hail room
M. aad Mrs. Goldsmith entertained
their our-oi-town guests 81 dinner a;
,he.- residence before the reception
Eneneement Announced.
Mrs. John 7. Howe. OF EaLfcEc, has
announced the engagement Of her
daughter. SsiIie DsJarreiIe- 10 War
rem Gibson Zones, Of Paris. Faucuie-
County The wedding v.l take phase
eayiy n December.
Esaeytaised TsursSsy-
The Southern German Cluh gave a
social so!ree on thursday evening at
2 o'clock at the Conservatory % Music
Hall II was q very delsshtfGl AFFAIR.
and decorations were ~ the cCigrS ~.
the club. blue ard gold Tzs mem
bers o. the SoEth.rH German Club
give tee entertainments each noath
for their xEests, snc the date fo- TIE
next formal german Is November -.
A very elaborate dance has been pla.-
NED and number Of Ut-c.-tos
guest. viii attend TIE sntsrtalrrn"ut
Som. Of those present THURSDAY
a,aht were Xisscs Nsbl. SsiIss WIKI
crson, Della StoyaIL Mary villa rs,
Touise Bgbsnk. clair FULLER. JSFsls
Butler, Bessie Booker. HilSz VIII
Msans Booker. Grace EIiijor. II -
E.more. Rosa Burton Parker. Y. Pa.
woa ssgiis cs-;er Hancock. Isnts
Gaines. " " McGary. Co-rtnsy. Rata.
sr1ne Saunders. ksthsrins D.fvlieT.
I. Red Trays-ss, W. Henry Kelley
Evgeoe r. 5oaez. 9. G. Rogers. John
~. BoSen. Harnop y LSnhtth. FdwiH
yauR6an. Milton Elrnore. e e Pear
man. J. ". Butler. Richard Ein.ore. J.
q NsIseY. NJ. y Garland, !, ,. sllhol.
,anA. r. J. sckustc. r. G Scott. y. 2
Tp1nfora r g Cregory. e. e Hsnccck
40 q. o DrsmncnS.
~. 81 MS. y =. JOINS chaaer"rsd
- oasty.
- RaDu1S s~og-
- WeV,- . So sserse scns. crit
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the engagement and approaching mar
rage Of their daughter. Alice Baird,
TO oscar Russell Brooks, Of Jackson
VILE, Fla The wedding will be cele-
brated on Wednesday. November 70
kas-SteS.
A beautiful wedding was celebrated
In IN. First English Evangelical Luth-
vember 5. a, $40 O'Clock. when Miss
Mamie G Koss, daughter Of Mrs. An
na Il. Eoss. was married 60 Wilhelm
r. SieS son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Si.g. Tho Rev. J. J. Schcrcr. Jr- pas
tor Of the church, rerformsd the cers,
Promise Me- The vested choir. of
which rho bride - a member. sang
the Bridal Chorus from -Lohensrin~
a. . professional. and James wombls.
who was at the organ. played sppro-
pirate selections during the ceremony.
played a. thc bridal party left the
church Decorations wer. tn pains
and ferns.
. The bride wore a lovely gown ct
duchess satin made with long train
and trimmed in real lace and pearls.
Her osiy ornament was bracelet CIV
en- her by her grandmother, and her
wedding veil fell from a ccronct Vt
iilics Of the valley. sprays of the same
flowers also being used on her gown.
she carried shower bouquet of lilies
and white orchids and entered the
church with her brothcr-in-iaw. y. j.
schmidt. who gave her in marriage.
Her .aatrcu % honor Mrs. a. J.
Schmidt. wore REV own weSdins gov n
cf white ucysaiinc trimmed ~ real
lace and carri"d bouquet Of PINK
~h-ySarfhe-uu-rs Miss Dolly Mayo.
who was the rride's rna'd 81 honor. was
goWu.d IN pink messa1iuc and shinon
and carried q bouquet Of PINK roses.
otto Lehman attended the groom as
his test man. aud the Esherr In
~Iu5sd william Rose. J. Lewis frasicr.
fross poshlsr and y. y. schmidt ssir.
and Mrs. S4cz Ieff later IN The eve-
ming for an sNt~nded wedding trip
that viii includc visits 20 Washing
tor. Cincinnati and ChscaGe They
VIII - =. homs after November ~
N Wtzhlsvd Fark,
NpwWsOee AaDSpeUoeUN.
The wouau's College AvUW0oe Ase0-
ssSticn xtIl meet ~ the home cf M
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ten by Mrs Matte Pegram Kelley. Of
this city. Will be sung for the first
t.n.e this morning at the new Mouu-
ment Methodist Church by the con-
;ralto. Mss Gladys Mallcnee. Percy
Peay will accompany the solotst Mrs.
songs ana IS well known IN musical
circles HE
Bcyd-Risfcrd-
Mrs. Horace Bluford. Of Norfolk. has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter, Nellie Virginia, TO Robert
Nassie Boyd Of Richmond and Neck
.cnhgTg. the wedding 70 take place
IN December. Miss Biuford has many
friends throughout virginia Washing
ton and North Carolina, who will be
interested TO learn % her enRageDeHt
and approaching marriage. She is the
only daughter Of tle late Horace Blu
ford a weU-known frat.rnaI man IN
Virginia Miss BlUfo-a hsr often vis-
itsd - Richmond a. the guest of her
cousins. IN Barton heights Mr. Boyd
i a popular young business nan OF
this city.
t-tp.y ssrnsssl
IN event % much Interest 70 b.
Ei-sn Tor charity rex' week viii he
. gipSy carnival which viii 10 ~. a VI,
Ire parish house adjoining the Church
% Epiphany. IN Barton Heights The
raTrIvsL which viii he given Under
-" dr'ction Of al Of ihe different
societies IN tho church. vii T.. hold
from November % to "a. beginning
very afternoon 81 O'Clock and con-
irstrE ihroUEh II IN the evening
I y VII - v"Ty unique ana inter
'sfIug 'pt"r'ain7neut IN all 81 ia de-
iaiis. ard rGmtrF - prominent 40
men have 'nr sgafr 81 chergs
rrsys - R-~,ssi.
Latte his- Lruira FttzpasrfcS vas
. one - q" uscs; apf.i. Sdsd pupils
. tasihs p~ft ~ TIE recital given by The
V-pils % The kiGhmonf Violin Srhoo,
/ ~ %" auditorium ~ ths John Nar.hsI,
I btEh S,bg~i On FRIDAY cven.u. =.
t2T o'cl"ck Jay H Douohus t. ~.
re- tor % The schroi. ana ~. f.cftai
Vas = mot ir'erettirs sns deItgt-fs,
I affair. Miss FITZPATRICK ~ q rpuxj-
I can 81 20 Iiu.e nots and he- talent
a. = vinfinist for o1e 80 her sxe -
4 considered very retaarb4tfr
srp~~~~ssss w~~ssws.
Nv sss Mrs. y =. Wood suroVa-~
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at the Astor Hotel. In New York. for
. week.
Mss Carrie Carlton has returned TO
Richmond, after q visit to friends in
Roanoke.
Miss Elizabeth ". Mcclure and her
cousin. Mics Julia Hughes. LEFT ysster-
dsy Tor a v1sit TO relatives In Wash
ingtou-
Mre Charles +. Norman will !cave
for Washington Tomorrow rs dele
cate for the L. D. c. convention.
Miss Ellen Cuigon was called suS-
denly to Staunson Friday night by the
illness Of a relative
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cretonne travelling case. and Miss Lq.
Gle Wiltshire the guests. handmade
apron.
MI. Nellie Bixpham and Miss Mildred
Bispham. who have been at their cs4
home here during the GUNNER ana
autumn left the last Of the week TOT
their Baltimore home where they VII
speod the winter 0oaths. Their COUSIN.
Miss I.ucfc Wiltshire - vsssttnz ~,ss
Augusta Bennett. at Sunhrignt raw.
and will not return TO baitsmo'e ""'''
later.
for a Sjsi, 60 Mr. and Mrs Tnomas
Movers in Fort Wayne. IND
.h~ win he until after Tire Cnr,st-
mas holidays. going then TO *'s's os"'
friends In McKcespcrt- Pa
Mrs. VIII Irvine and Miss Law have
;us, RETURNED from washington. wnefe.
as dcicxates from the Prescytsf'an
Ntss.cnsry society OF the cs<1sh nsrs;
,Scx attended the Mit5t0s-ano-s-.ss
Mt.sjcnary Rally. which ~ss neto y"
that city thse week
Mis-. Mary Jones rntertsineo S sn
a Kitchen shower ~ honor o. -
Rsmey. wbcor msrrsas- 10 wms m
W~nry youer took place "Wednesday
sy~nsne. IT, Gifss were prem.
20 ehs charming b.ide-clect wsn
y.rvr Accommodating each. IN whtcn sne
name Of sh~ giver wss tnose.
a rebus or z~rcsssc style. anu - =
c,ptsut was Obliged TO guess coy
:. hsscre the rsckag- was uueicd- 81
Tor sbe presentation OF the etfts W.
s.rsv 9uesss were given cr~pr psC'
and clothes pins, Win whscn ~"
sbcy were tod 60 construct tncu ~
brs6c. q merry c"nsesSs, 49,. rscs;veS
s,c rrise. Resr~ssmerss we're ssrves
ss,evwsrSr. MISS syc wtsgs"ter q
sssscr :, fh~ cho~clsse taesc s~a SFs'
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J. c. Epps. 1891 Grove Avenue. on
Tuesday afternoon. November II at
o'clock. Miss Florence Peple will be
the speaker Of the occasion. her sub
Ject being '"PaSia" All members are
cordially invited to be present At this
meeting.
DuDOetonf NeetlnGD.
There will be CALLED meeting Of
the Helping Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers OF Monday afternoon at . O'Clock
in the home Of Miss Carrie Bowman.
SIC North Twenty second Street A
full attendance Is desired. In the
Service OF the King Circle OF Kings
Daughters will NEE, with Mrs Alex
ander Thornton. Thirty-frst street.
Woodland Heights. Tomorrow after
noon a, o'clock. Ali embers arc asked
Of the circle before the indoor circus
which Is to be held on Friday, No
vembcr Is. at Liberty FAIL corner
Twenfy-fffth and Broad streets
The board Of managers cf the vir-
Sinis Home for Jacursb,es VIII meet
on Wednesday morning. November -.
at IL O'Clock. At toe home Thtssts Q
very inportsn. meeting and all mems
bcrs % the board are urged TO be
present
tn. Dorothy Payne Madison Chap
ter. Daughters Of 1872. will hold tts
regular meeting on Wednesday. NO.
v.nb.r 20. at Z o'clock tn the after
noon at the home 81 the regent, Mrs.
Leroy r. BROWN. ~ the last chapter
meeting. MA Brown wss' unansmous-
D. reelected a. regret for the ensuing
year
The williams Memorial Circle Of
Kings Daughters viii meet With Mrs.
j. s. Latham at IL North fifth street.
on Tuesday afternoon. November u.
at . o'clock. All members are ursed
to tc present
% go ssus - TOWU.
Miss Elizabeth Hovhtua. Of Balss-
more. win shortly come 10 RtcMmond 70
he fhc guest % Misc Ueebe willard.
sMrs wylyss@ Hodgee Mann hee re.
,urn~d 70 me Executive Mansion at
ter q short stay tn ScFfoyW.
- -. 49, q 4Umw40 -
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took place in the Baptist church We'd
nesday. Among her guests were Mr..
and Mrs Malvern Hill. Miss Elizabeth
Hill and Powhatsn Jones. OF Rich
moud; Mr. and Mrs. Rust and Miss
Rust, Of Hsymarket: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Jones. OF Front Royal. and
Harry Warner. OF the University OF
Virginia.
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turned 70 the Executive Mansion at
ter . short stay In Tcrfoyk.
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Jeffries' No. l
Cough Mixture
Safe. Pure and Efficient.

Has been tested and found to be an
excellent remedy for Coughs. Colds,
Hoarseness, Throat and Lung Troubles.
Price 25c. Prepared by THOS. TABB
JEFFRIES, Pharmacist. Richmond,
Va.