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The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
HOLLY LODGE OF MOOSE.
Organized at Armory With Mem.
bership Of 66-Lamaf Guests
Number over 10.

NuhO0t OVOt ~.
Last Thursday was Moose day
in Holly for fair. and as a result
Holly lodge was organized with
q membership oe about Is, with
the following officers:
J. G. Fuller, Past Dictator.
Joseph Adsmsk, Dictator.
J. Kelly Camp, Vice Dictator.
Georte Pufd, Prelats.
c. A. Pinkham. Treasurer.
j.. A. Savder. Wn. KspIioky and
A. ". Hornbsck, Trustees.
J. K. Brsisford, Secretary.
After Organizer j. A. Bowen
had pat the members over the
rough sands and had impaired the
'EgET7Gt w67E, 7ks feoss Brass band
of Lamar struck up beautiful
waltz and the newly made men,
bers. their wives and sweethearts
tripped the light fantastic until
the wee emR' hours.
A splendid lunch was served
during the intermission of the
merry dancers, and the redoubt-
able Cap Hagerman of orchestra
fame was there" like Mike the
Duck.
The Moose is one of the best or.
carnations in the country, having
lodges in practically every city and
town in the United States. They
have just purchased one thousand
acres of fine land IS miles from
Chicago. near Aurora, where an
industrial and educational home
was opened April lst. Provision
will also be made here for the aged
and infirm and the widows and or.
phans of members.
As The Chiefain goes to press,
there is some talk as to the Moose
arranging for a building of it's own
here, splendid proposition hav-
ing been made to that effect.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Hen. Joy Morton . nd Son Visit
1ollv DtStzict-Well Pleased
At CYop Outlook.

Hen. Joy Morton ana Son Visit
Hollv DtStziet-Well Pleased
at Crop Outlook.
Messrs. Joy Morton and son,
Sterling Morton. brother and
nephew respectively Of the late
Paul Morton, arrived here last
Sunday and were the guests of
President and Mrs. W. NJ. Part
ridge Of the A. V. s. B. & 1. L. Co.
for three days. They are on a
tour of investigation Of the prop
critics of the Equitable Life, of
which Joy Aortoa is one of the
leading spirits.
Young Morton 10 secretary of
the Hutehinson (Kaus.) Salt CON-
pany, but a resident Of Chicago,
and mad inst come from Hutchin.
son, where be attended the we'd.
ding Of his cousin.
On Monday the Messrs. Morton
we're chaperoned to the headgates
and surrounding country by Presi.
dent Partridge and Chief Engi-
neer Porter and the visitors we're
greatly pleased at the prosperous
appearance OF the country rounda.
bout, and were highly impressed
with the character of our farmers.
Mr.. Joy Morton, while one of
the East's leading financers, is a
most unassuwing gentleman and
10 a. easily approached a. a day
laboref, yet possesses that ability
which has endeared him to the en-
tire financial world.
Both gentlemen left for Chicago
on Tuesday, after promising to re-
4~isitue slsys \ gll1l1ert1r~ssyly-
date.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
CEMETERY DAY oBsERvED

Practically every able-bodied
citizen of Holly turned out last
Tuesday to assist in identifying
the cemetery, and the horny
handed laborer, working side by
side with the professional man,
whose hands became blistered
after an hours work with the
shovel, was a sight to behold.
Owners of autos and other con-
veyances brought shovels, pitch
forks and rakes, and soon the
dirt was flying in every direc-
ton and bonfires were rapidly
consuming the debris which will
ing hands had raked together in
piles.
~ Each year in Holly : day is
set apart BY the Woman 3 Civic
club for planting trees, clearing
graves of accumulated shrubbery
and otherwise beautifying our
final resting place, and last Tues
day saw practically the entire
town taking part.
At IL o'clock the Civic club
served a splendid lunch to the
workers, and now Holly ceme-
terry resembles a garden spot,
thanks to the untiring energy of
our enterprising citizens.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
10Y BURGLAR GETS ms.

Since The Chieftain went to
press last week the boy burglar
who purloined q diamond ring. a
wad of chewing gum aud candy
galore from o. II. Lozar's pool
room, was sentended to the State
reformatory for an indefinite term
by County Judge Thoman.
The lad, after breaking the win.
dow in the early hours of the
morning, had taken No. 7 for La
mar, where he disposed of the
candy and gum to the school chill
dren. hypotbecating the ring else
where.
Upon Mr.. Lozar refusing to
prosecute. Sheriff Simpson took
the matter in hand with the above
results,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
L. r. Aplin, Baker.

On Monday last Proprietor
Kelly Camp of the Home bakery
disposed of that place to L. r. Ap.
lin, the baker, who will continue
the business at tue old stand. Mr..
Aplin is baker of wide expert
ence and we wish him success in
his new venture Mr.. Camp con-
templates returning to Ohio, where
he has a splendid offer, but has
not made any definite decision as
yet.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to tender our heart.
felt thanks for the many kind.
nesses extended to US by neigh.
bors, friends and the Rebecca
lodge during the illness and death
of our beloved daughter, wife and
mother, and to assure each and all
that these courtesies shall never
be forgotten.
Mrs. E. M. Morse,
Truman w. Gee,
Lewis NJ. Gee.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
MEN Alge THINGS
cpitonne Of th9eW eek's Doings
In lSet1y, = Vicinity.
~ l0 y ERAI

nlsslly, = Vicinity.
Nm. Dorothy I hringer and fam
lily moved to tlSir farm, 3s miles
south, last Wednesday and are
putting ont an Extensive crop of
maize and ka6irS6rn.
Aplin's Home Bakery, the home
of good things u eat
Mr.. and Mn. z. G. Demaray and
Richard Demasst spent last Sun.
day in Hartman 9th their cousin,
Mrs. Fred Hasr1.
Large heating stove for sale
cheap. Inquire u Chieftain office.
PITCAIRN.
Those dainty soile waists in
various patterns have just been NJ.
ceived. White Bros.
Manager Chss. Crawford Of the
Pleasant Hour tkeatre is putting
on some aplssdid attractions, and
that his enotts Asre appreciated
goes without ssytng.
Aplins Hons Bakery, the home
Of good things soeat.
Jock" Wilsoi Ind Colin Mon
roe are esttiag tbe old vanWey
restaurant hnndihg into shape,
rebuilding ~ greater portion of
it, which wasdestroyed by fire last
winter.
Lost-Ar riag of keys between
depot and school house. Suitable
reward if rse1fned to Chieftain
Office.
Ais Ayrtla IN, III saass rs
morrow forseveral weeks visit in
Denver with Mrs. A. 81. Price.
Hudnut's perfumes and toilet
waters, the highest standard and
finest goods on the market, are
sold by the Holly Pharmacy.
First class meat market for sale.
For particulars call at this office.
Harry Ogden left Holly last Fri.
day night for Denver, where he
will join Mrs. Ogden and visit for
few days, going directly from
there to Seattle. where their home
is to be.
One hundred different patterns.
of Percales, just received.
White Bros.
PITCAIRN.
Among the interesting visitors
to The Chieftain's chamber of hor-
rors the past week was Mrs. Della
M. Gowing, for l6 years postmis.
tress of Murdock, Kans., and one
of the cleverest of the Kansas suf-
fragettes. Mrs. Gowing has had
enough Of the glamour of public
life and has made arrangements
for one of the finest 32O's that lies
outdoors, in the southern environs,
and will soon be among those who
are leading the simple life on the
plains.
Our new line of muslin under
wear is now on display. You will
be delighted with it.
White Bros.
Mrs. Sim Richardson was the
victim of a very painful accident
last Thursday. While driving out
to the Richardson farm south of
town she fell from the wagon, Sc
verify bruising her shoulder. AL.
though painful the injury is not
serious and will probably heal rap.
idly.
To TYahA
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18

The past week has been record
breaker for travellers, the Hotel
Grand and other places being filed
to their capacity practically every
night,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18

Use Chinamel, Holly Hdw. Co.
A number of Hartman people
attended the club dance at the Ar
mory last Friday night, among
them Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wilson,
also Mi. George Miller of Wiley.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
Our new spring line of Amari.
can Lady slippers is unexcelled.
White Bros.

CAN Lazy suppefe 10 unexcelleO.
White Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halsey and
daughter Maxine of Two Buttes,
were guests in Holly last Sunday,
enroute home from visit in east
ern Kansas.
We pride ourselves upon our
varied line of powders, creams and
lotions but il we havn't your par
ticular brand it will be Q pleasure
to get it for you. Holly Pharmacy.
Chinamel Paints and Var
nishes. Holly Hdw. Co.
George Glysson of Denver, deal.
er in wet goods, arrived last Tues.
day and il taking in the sights Of
the Holly country.
For Sale. at bargain-Barn
and lathed chicken pen.
.--. Frank White.
The editor of The Chieftain at
tended meeting of the Arkansas
Valley Commercial assn and also
the regular semi-annual meeting
of the Valley Editorial assn yes
terdsy. A full account will appear
in next weeks issue.
The "Ball Brand irrigating
boots at White Bros.
L. A. Shiveley, brother of our
fellow townsman, W.. Il. Shively,
who visited in this section last
year, had q narrow escape from the
raging torrents in Indiana the
past two weeks; but, although his
home was inundated, the family
escaped unscathed a. they lived in
n elevated portion. Of The rity.
Try Apiin's bakery fof good
things to eat.
The Past Matrons of Holly
Chapter No. 80 gave a select hop
at the Armory last Wednesday eve-
ming. 1t proved to be very enjoy
able affair, and it is hoped they
will be hostesses again ere long.
Our spring line of waists is un.
usually attractive and con- plete
this year. White Bros.
Try Aplin's bakery for good
things to eat.
Miss Myrtle Use entertained
the following girls at line party
at the Pleasant Hour theatre last
Monday evening: Misses Della
and Evelyn Haberstroh, Bessie
Garrison, Louise Clay, Margaret
Nolan, Phoebe Webster, Grace
and Myrtle Ikelman, Johanna
Habiger, Bertha Mckee, Nellie
Garrison, Letha Shields and Ell.
len Irwin
Spring winds are trying to the
skin, nothing more healing and
soothing than Kinds Honey and
Almond Cream. Holly Pharmacy.
PITCAIRN.
Morris Reynolds returned Sun
day morning from Salina, Kans.,
where he attended the Kansas
Wesleyan Business college. He
will spend the summer here and
return to school next fall to com.
plete the splendid course with
which he is equipping himself for
success in the commercial world.
"Galatea"-You know what that
means. If you don't try some and
get wise. Buy it at White Bros.
Town Clerk Shull and Jim Will
kin returned from the Pueblo
mineral springs last Wednesday,
feeling much the better for their
weeks outing.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18

The new line of soisettes, pop
Inns, tub silks, piques, Ragettes,
Tussahas, etc, is ready for your
inspection. White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
To Trahe.

Have several western slope Or
chards and irrigated farms to trade
for irrigated land or holly town
property. What have you?
J.. d. Snyder.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
PUBLIC SALE.

At ]. D. Randolph's, "a mile North
and 3 miles West Of the Fred
Sanders Place, near Coolidie, on
April 80. 1919.
Six food work horses, 6 head cat.
tie, farm implements, 2 incubators,
2 frame houses, ETC., etc. Paste this
in your hat to ioi your memory, for
this sale is ioini to be Joe dandy.
Those nifty pumps in black,
white and tan. A complete line
at White Bros.
Special Notice.
| am now prepared to do your
light draying. A trial will be ap-
preciated.
Small packages preferred in hot weather.
George B. Osterman.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
Wanted.

Boarders and roomers. Specia
Sunday dinner.
Mrs. A. G. Van Wev.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
Play Ball, Bows,

See our special 5-centers.
. Holly Hardware Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-04-18
Cane Seed

For Sale--Black Amber cane
seed. G. A. Erikson, Amity, Colo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
SOUTHSlDE HAS JUSTICE
l.. u. Franklin Wins Office by Recount
of Mndinon Ward Votes.

III spite of the result OF the primary
OF June -. South Richmond viii have
e justice OF the peace, squire Lloyd Is.
Franklin having won by the recount OF
votes made last night BY the City Dem
ccratic Committee. MIR Franklin was
defeated in the primary by ten votes,
and on hearing that the recount of the
leglsla tive ballots would he made. ask
ed the committee TO go over the results
ut the justice race in Madison Ward,
hasing his claims on the grounds urged
by Captain John a. Curtis in his petit
tion.
The Southsidc situation was the cause
81 grave concern during the two weeks
following the election 1t was feared
that the loss of the justice of the
peace would work a hardship. and petit
lions were presented TO Judge Ernest
II. Wells, OF Hastings Court. Part H..
asking that he create at least one more
office. which he was empowered to do
under the statutes OF the state With
the existing condition 1t is hardly prob
able that Judge Wells will take any
action, at least until ii is seen how
the Southside can get along with the
one justice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Colcnnn-Sc,mnur.

Especial TO The Times -i)ispatch.1
Cascade. Va. June Pa marriage
OF great interest was solcmnized I'm the
Presbyterian Church here on Wednes-
day last when Miss Elra Seymour he
came the bride OF William Tredway
Coleman. The church had been elaho
rately decorated, the white altar be-
ing bower OF graceful green ferns
and foliage and white flowers with tho
marriage bell suspended with garlands
OF vines musical program, with Miss
Clara Gaines at the organ 10 accom-
aanN the violin selections by NJ F.
. Neill. was delightful feature
The ushers We're + =. Scales, sam
Boyd, robert Fontainc and Richard
seymour The ring -bearer was Miss
Hazel Elliott, who carried the ring in
a basket OF daisies. The bride entered
with her sister Miss Bertha Seymour
as maid of honor. The groom was at
tended by Or. NJ r. Drewry as best
man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
w y. Gaines, assisted by Rev. w d.
Doggett
After the ceremony delicious
luncheon was served 10 the bridal party
and out-of-town guests At the resi-
dence of the brides father, {. II. Soy
mour
Misses clara Gaines. Mayme Porter.
Elizabeth and Annie Pritchett assisted
In the dining room and Mrs. George
Finley conducted the cutting OF the
wedding cake After the luncheon punch
was served by Miss Elizabeth Pritchett
Mr.. and Mrs Coleman LEFT on the
afternoon train for stay at Meadows
of-Dan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
NEGRO BARGEMAN BROWNS
Dont Cupsizcs at Lower End of Mayo
Ihlnnd and Sinks with Crew.

Capsizing suddenly when several
men jumped in heavily loaded sand
barge sunk with all hands on board
yesterday afternoon about o'clock in
the James River, at the south end OF
Mayo Island. Emmett Brown. colored
member OF the loading gang, was
washed under the unscaworthy craft
and before his companions could rem
der aid was drowned His body was
recovered later.
The boat was used by / j Smith &
Company in hauling sand to the new
Mayo Bridge II had been loaded and
was being towed up the river when
several negroes jumped aboard. The
end dipped under the water. and with
the combined weight OF the shifting
sand and moving passengers. went down
Eead-on. Brown was on the lower end
Of the craft, and was probably caught
beneath the sand and rendered power
less To swim The other workmen
reached short, n few yards off. without
difficulty.
The body was taken To Bliley's UNI
dertakins establishment. where it was
viewed by Coroner Taylor last night
Death was pronounced to he from
drowning. and an inquest deemed UNI
necessary. No blame vas attached to
the contractors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

For some time u come. Leslie Gar
Dor. who was sentenced To an linden
mite term OH the roads yesterday
morning by Justice Maurice. Will sub
due his inehriatinG rroclivities in tho
gentle pastimc OF cracking rocks.
CARRIERS too frequent imbibings and
subsequent falls from sracc have made
him the joke of Police Court.
CARRIER said the Judge YEARLY.
81 thought you told me last Mon
day when | let NuU of that YOU would
reliev. this court i further annoy
ance by taking your unwelcome pres
encc To CALIFORNIA; or some other
place"
Il was ready TO 20 on de next
freight your honor" replied the Of
fender but 'jes had TO have one
more drink.
'In settle YOU" was the courts an
swcr. YOU are han!shcd indefinitely to
the roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Temporary Appointments,

san Francisco. June 2G-To mee, the
emergency caused by the acceptance
of United states Attorney McNab's
resignation without appointing a sue
cessor, United states District JudE g
Van Fleet this afternoon made "a TEN =
pnrary appointment designating Ben
jamin Mckinley as acting United
states attorney. TO serve until a sue
cessor 10 McNab shall have been ap-
pointed by President Wilson Mckin-
ley has been an assistant United States
attorney for more than twel:e years.
and under McNab has had charge Of
prosecutions Of criminal cases
The appointment was made in order
that the reports ordered 10y the judc 9
might toe made and the cour, proceed
inCs requiring the action OF the United
states attorney attended to.
John /. McNab visited the Office
which until yesterday he occupied in
the capacity OF United States attorney
10 gather UP his personal possessions
and pat the various powers in order
for his successor.
so far as | am concerned" he said.
"th" incident is closed. I've done wha;
felt had TO do. a a matter OF pr!n-
ciple. and I'm out OF Office That's all
there is TO il I'm sorry the people
back there are trying TO make il po-
litical matter"
McNab has opened Offices. and will
resume his private law practice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
job

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Lynchbure. Va, Jun- - Yesterday
evening at the home Of Rev and Mrs
w. S Royal, in Iivermout. their
daughter. Miss MAY Stil!well was mar.
ried 10 Homer Field Johnson. of this
CITY. Inc marriage was performed by
the bride fal her who was assisted bv
Rev. O. r. Sans. pastor Of Hixermont
Avenue Baptist Church. George John
son. brother OF the groom, was best
man. and Miss Bertha Royal sister
OF the bride. was the maid Of honor
After trip to Canada MIR and Mrs
johnson Will resid" in LynchburE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Personal Mention.

7. NJ. Darlington. OF Forest Hill.
president OF the Richmond Chamber
of Commerce. is on an extended tour
In Europe
Judge Ernest II. Wells. OF Hastings
Court. Part IL, returned home last
night. after holding court in Amelia.
Miss Hohson, superintendent OF play
grounds visited the Southside recrea-
tion grounds yesterday. and assisted
In teaching folk dancing.
Miss Katherine Shitlett. of Palmyra.
Va. will arrive here on Monday for a
ten days stay with Mrs Railey P.
Shihett. Of 1915 cambridge Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

fright. 1t would crack open and bleed at
night. lost nearly all Of my hair. could
not bear to put my hands In water. tried
all remedies that could DO mentioned and
received no relief. After using Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment q week [ could wash.
scrub and do any kind OF work without any
pain or bleeding Now my face. hands and
head are perfectly we'll and my hair is grow
Ing very nicely. Cuticura Soap and Oint-
mcnt cured Mo. (Signed) Miss Anna
Moses. Apr. Is. 1912.
Why not have clear skin. soft whito
hands. a clean scalp and good hair? IL Is
your birthright. Cuticura soap with an oc-
casonal use OF Cu,icura Ointment will bring
about these coveted conditions in most cases
when all else fails. Sold throughout the
world. Liberal sample Of each mailed FREQ.
with 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard
"Cuticura. Dept. 7. Boston
As-Tender; faced men 6hould Use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick, CSC. Sample FREQ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
LAD ENDS LIFE BY SHOOTING
SON of Deputy shcriG Walls, of Wobc
COmmit. Suicide

Speclai 20 The Times Dispatch
Raleigh. \. G, juno 26.-This morn
Ing at Apex, this county. the lfeless
hody OF Dorsey Walls. tho eighteen
Eear-oid son OF Deputy Sheriff r II.
Walls. was found near the freight
depot. where IL had lain since abou,
midnight. II is conceded TO have been
case of suicide. a revolver that he
borrowed from tho depot agent on the
plea that he was going into tho country
ana wanted the weapon for protection.
having been used
The lad is said To have been depressed
ana very much troubled for several
days past. but his friends insist that
lhere was nothing serious and the
troubles were mostly imaginary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS NEW
HIGH school. BUILDING
Especial to The Zines Dispa,ch.1

t,Ft' 4dI I" nc Ilmes- Disnatch.l
alexandra. Va, June o6-Thc i0in,
Committee on Finance and Schools AZ
a meeting held tonight, decided TO
recommend 10 the City Council the
erection OF new public high school
pHIlcInc The question of financing
the Building was also the matter ~.
considerable discussion Funds for its
erection together with the erection Of
h"Y house Tor the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company, will be obtained
from the Increased License tax. BY the
establishment OF Il sinking fund OF
$4,000 derived thercfrom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
EI>S to HIVE crab Feast Tonight.

champion crab cNtcrminator Of the
Southsidc Will hc staged tonight by
Manchester Lodge. No. Si3. l.. L. O. T..
AT 3lks' Home. The annual crab
feasts are one OF the most enjoyable.
occasions Of the year. and eagerly
looked forward 10. This year "A pro-
gram which viii contain several sur
prlscs has been arranged. IT VIII be
sandwiched bctwe en- the attacks ON
tho sea food The musical end VI the
entertainment will =" in the hands
OF professor Eitcn:e Bacon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

Washington, June 2d.-Thomas j.
Hayden and Mat / Sullivan were
chosen by the administration late to-
DAY TO prosecute the Caminetti- Diggs
and Western Fuel Company eases.
Francis j. Heney. whose name has
been mentioned in this connection. was
not selected a S one OF tho prosecute rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Arrested for IIold-I.p.

Cleveland Farmer, who is alleged to
have held up and robbed T. y. Holland
oil watch valued at S25 and "A stick
pin at $lo last Wednesday, night at
Fifth and Hull streets. was captured
by otiicer w. /: Waymack yesterday
afternoon.
Holland was found in an intoxicated
condition by Officers Baughan and
Tinslcy and told the policemen he had
teen waylaid and robbed. They AT first
gave little credcnce TO the story.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
MACKAY AFFAIRS
STIRRING SOCIETY
CONTINUED From First pagel

has caused consderabl talk i'm society.
and the appearance OF Mrs. Mackay to
consult with her lawyer has added to
the acute interest in the Mackay af-
fairs.
The fact that Mrs Mackav visited
her husband al the Maclay cottage al
Spring Lake last Friday increased the
wonder as TO the exact relations of the
Mackays. That Mrs Macltav dil moi
join her husband IN going abroad has
been accepted by their intimates as
Significant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Cupid liz Busy,
Enjoy Trip To Bcns,ey.

Odis Hinnant. physical Instructor OF
the Fairgrounds on the Southside. went
with his former schoolmates from the
graduating class of 1910 of Powhatan
High School yesterday for an all-day
class reunion at Falling Creek The
sunday schools of Weatherford Me-
mortal and Bainbridge Street Raptist
churches ran their annual picnic to
Bensley, returning home last night.
All reported a good time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

CNHord {. Elder OF 81 Decatur
Street a former member OF Engine
Company No. 10. died yesterday after
noon at 3:l5 o'clock in his home Be
sides his wife and one child, he is
survived by two brothers. r. F. and
j. Il. Elder, and one sister Mrs George
w. Blankcnship. Funeral services Will
be held at II o'clock this morning in
the home