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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-12-04
Nickell's Grove

saturday, on business.
Geo. Dcrr wife aud baby spent
Thanksgiving At Harry Gelvin's.
Anna Fields vas visiting IN the
Grove. saturday might and SUNDAY.
Mrs ". j. Lachman. who has been
sick iur several weeks, Is improving.
MIR. Ralph Matkt and children
visited at Geo. Derr's, last Tuesday.
John Drther and family attended
Thanksgiving services at woodville.
Clarence Dissingcr spent WcdneS.
day aui Thursday al the Iachman
home.
Nathan Smith and family ate
Than sgi,ing dinner with j. &. Nor.
ris aud family.
Lydia Smith spent last Friday
with chris Thurman and family. at
the county farm.
-Nr~ Geo. Stephenson spent
Thanksgiving with hcrdaaghter, Mr..
Jane liun,l aud family.
The Grove sunday school. give
Christmas entertainment, Christ.
mas Eve. December 2ith.
Little jeanette Stephenson. Who
was badly hurt 10y being ramped 10y q
COW, Is getting along nicely.
Mrs, Lee Stephenson was quite
sick few days last week. being
threatened with appendicitis
lev DisSingcr. Rev. WcndclIn
and Earl Stephenson drove to Mound
City, saturday, to visit Rev. Rice.
Earl Stcphcnson-ind family, Roy
Ilcrshncr and Happy McCul,y ate
Thanksgiving dinner at Sahiu'S.
-EdNard Thurman and wife and
jaime, hunt and wife attended tho
sunday >ch'U, at Maitland. SUNDAY
afternoon.
Mf>. Albert NurI.>rh aud children
spent saturday night and SUNDAY At
hcf fathers. Ian tuhrmIn's, and At.
tended services ~ tie Grove.
Those Mhu visited at Edward
fuhrman's, Mere Matte Dr.hrr, Ela
Kurt, Anna Springer. Perry Boswell.
Marjorie BuniG and EiNis Springer,
Miss Alkire gave a Thanksgiving
program At Divide school house,
"Wednesday. Those who visited the
school were: Mrs. Geo. Derr and son,
Edw ard: Mrs. Ia. Noellsch and
daughter. Mildred; Florence and Edna
Thurman,
Those from the Grove Who at tend.
ed the lecture at the Presbyterian
church, In Oregon, Sunday afternoon,
were: ". J. Iachman, Rev. Dissinger,
Rev, wendeiin, WIN Cunningham,
Dwight Iachman, Earl Thurman, Roy
Ilershner, Earl Stephenson and Henry
Iiersiiner
Great interest has been manifested
In the revival. There have been seven
conversions up to this writing. On
Sunday morning We had agreat lesson
and at the close Of the lesson Rev,
wendelin took charge OF the service
having q children'sand young peoples
meeting, which VAS very interesting
and impressive. Rev. Dissinger led
the Y. =. A., Sunday evening, whicl
was n very interesting meeting. Mrs
Dissinger Is leader for Sunday eve
ming. Topic, Twelve Great Verses.
Rom. u;sJ SUE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-12-04

Victor Hugo says OF that bishop
whom all readers of Les Miserables'
will never forget, HE sprained his
ankle once trying to avoid stepping
on an ant" He belonged to the or
der OF those who would not need
lessly set foot upon worm" This
attitude toward life. even when we
meet 1t in its lowliest forms, can be
cultivated In children II parents start
early enough. II there are harmful
creatures whose meaning we cannot
understand and which must be de-
stroyed, let the destruction be without
necessary suffering and never In the
spirit Of cruelty.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A, Goodhart, OF
Maitland, visited at the home OF Mrs.
Alice Maple, last Friday.
County Clerk, Frank l.. Zeller,
has returned from his trip to Arkan.
sas, where he was looking after his
land interests.
Bert Maple and wife spent
Thanksgiving and over Sunday with
Mrs. Naples parents and other rela'
tives In Maitland.
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New Point And Vicinity.

Father Actions sunday.
Lydia Acton spent the Thanks.
giving holidays at home
Mary Kneale visited relatives and
friends here, Thanksgiving.
Miss Bessie Corlin visited Edna
Lukens, Friday and saturday
VIII Acton and family visited at
tie home { Henry Mcrike, Sunday.
Tile school hopes for good crowd
a, their pie social, Saturday night,
bee. 9Th.
Henry Meyer and wifi, visited at
Ralph Meyers. While he was In Kan.
sas city.
Az. kunkel and family spent
Thanksgiving NTH relatives In IN.
drew county.
Esther Childrr> spent saturday
aud SUNDAY at the home of her
cousin, John llamm.
The Presbyterian SUNDAY school
will give their Christmas entertain.
msnl. Ihfisi mas eve.
- Mvssrs. Frank ielree, viii Nor.
ri, aud Dr. Wood we're New Point
Point callers, SUNDAY.
LATE kunkel and family, Us.
mer Hartman aud wife spent Thanks.
giving with Frank kunkcl At Forest
City.
LYLE LENDERS moved into their
new house. this week. Their son,
claude and wife vii, occupy the "uid
home.
Tie band boys intend giving a
mu>ical entertainment some time
this month. TIE dates and partir.
uIars vii be- given later.
Married, at tie Presbyterian par.
>unasr. "Wednesday December ~,
Nj Perry Bu,Nru aud Mis-, Anna
springer. congratulations
M,.>rs. Ralph Meyer, shannon
ilafdmau, llar,c Chamberlain and
Fred Davis went to Kansas Ci,y,
SUNDAY, IN Ralph Meyers eat.
Congratulations are ~ order iur
Mr. aud Mis-. Perry lioswcil. Eacll
one have many friends, Who wisl
them the hes, TIL, world can give.
Curtis Lemon came Sunday IL
visit relatives, u few days. lie Is
with his aunt. Mrs. llarNe Chamber
lain, while Mr.. Chamberlain Il IN
Kansas CITY.
-Dr. Leonard lIotkin has improved
No much that he can ~, up In q
chair, for u short time. each day
While his recovery Is slow, II seems
nov to be sure.
The Presbyterian church al
woodyille gave u dinner, Thankssiv
Ing. to which the New Point Presby
terrain church was invited, Many OF
the members went.
The oyster supper and pie social
given by the ladies' Of the Christian
church, was q decided success. As u
vas = beautiful night, = large GROVE
gathered. Mound City and FORBES
we're represented.
Shannon llaIdman has purchased
the property, across the street from
his residence, OF Mr. Ruhl. lie Is re
pairing It for q garage and barbe
shop. Elmer Pennington will hay,
charge OF the barber shop.
John Stevenson and W. u, Ste
venson and family, arrived from la
kota, Thursday night. They yisite'
, at the home OF Mrs, Pansy Steven
sons parents, Rev. r. u. Robert
, and wife, until saturday morning
when they left for Parkyille, TO visi
at the Stevenson home. They cam
through In an auto. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-12-04

MRS. Laura Lawrence, aged q
years, wife Of William H. Lawrence,
died In Q St. Joseph hospital, Tnes-
day, December l, 1914. The body
was taken to her home In Craig,
where funeral services were held.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-12-04
Will Not Be Responsible.

My wife having left my bed aud
board, without cause, ! viii not he
responsible for any debts contracted
10y her. LEWIS PRoffiT.
Oregon, Mo-, November -, 1914,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-12-04
Forest CITY.
Mrs. Lula Crawford Is visiting
with relatives IN st. Joseph

burg, la, spent Thanksgiving hoi.
days with relatives here.
Miss Grace Chadwick, Of ST. 10.
seph, spent several days last week at
the home OF y. II Cook.
MIR and Mrs. Earnest Thornhill,
Mrs Mary Thornhill and daughter,
Leona. visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Clifford, SUNDAY
| Miss Lola Landers. Elizabeth lee.
Ter and Alta Watson we're enter.
tanned last Friday evening at the.
home Of Miss Grace Elmer.
Mrs. W. H. Mcclure and two In.
teresting little children are here on a
visit with Mrs. Mavuire's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Acton.
! Mrs. Anna Finer spent several
days In Kansas city. returning hcme
Monday. She was met IN 81 Joseph
by her daughter, Mis- Grace.
Miss Pauline ii,Lmaurice left
sunday evening for Atcli,un, kas
to resume her school duties, after a
short visit at the home Of ora Mul.
len.
Misses Maud StalIard, Kaihrine
DaN son and Cecil Richardson spent
saturday and sunday with home
folks. These young people are al.
tending business college In ST 10
scph
TIE box supper given 10y Mis-.
jcssi, liuyd and hrr pupils a. tie
Chambers srhuolhuusr last liiiii
night was vel attended. Mr.. Robert
WI, took load uf young people
from town. aud I, l. needless 10 Say
W. al enjoyed ourselves. and thanks
Robert, much for tie p'ca.lnt tine
Ne tad.
We are sorry 10 learn that Mrs.
Albert Wa,k,r j. quite III. also Mrs
Riley Turnvy. Mrs. 1ufuvl'S moth.
or. NJ Auburn, Ncb, WaS With hrr
spyeral days last week, but AT this
writing Mrs. rurury l. much I'm.
proved. although moi abi, TO hc out
ycp. but Mrs. Walker We are sorry Ia
say il much the same.
,u,h,.p.,h,lI foam v.n,,o Corn.
I,y. Th,nks,i,inv day. To MAY has.
L.,haII Although o,,r boys were do.
t.,,.d ,h.y ar. M, DISCOURAGED.
= IT, v.,. accommodated IA, Prof
in,, I,.,,,ce pulIock Aad,s I.mi.
con Raj. U,odh.ck and JuIia Mar.
"a, Tie Corning team played tbs 70.
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!. The program given by class No.
Z OF the NJ. Il. Sunda, school, last Tues
day evening, MAS greeted by large
r and attentive audience. The can'ata,
5 1.-THE Past and Present OF Thanks
}. giving" opened with q beautiful mu
5 steal prelude, silver stars" by Tie
: class pianist, Miss Margery fitImau
rice, and never did Miss Margery''
/ playing sound as beautiful as II did
n that evening. Master Beeler Fi'l
o maurice san. several solos during lh'
I cantaia. These we're sung perfectly
As Beeler's solos always are. All TIN
:. little girls did their parts beautifully
!. but some deserve especial mention
n Little Dora Baker was al her yer!
best as "Spirit;' little wilma
Teare, as a Grecian goddess and ;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
EDISON RETURNS
AND CELEBRATES
He Works Twelve Hours in Fac.
tory. and Gives Out
Interview.
lspcclal to The rimcs-pispa,ch

Especial to The Times dispatch
New York, April 2o.-Thoinas y.
Edison returned to-day from a three
months vacation. spent with John
Burroughs. the naturalist. and Henry
Ford. the phiIanthropic automobile
manufactures. lie celebrated his re-
turn in two ways by working twelve
hours in his factory at Llcwclyn Park.
y. j.. and b. giving an interview
Mr.. Edison DECLARES that:
lie favors grape juice policy for
the United states navy.
Believes that universal disarrna-
incnt may he possible in 1000 years
lie Will never invent nm Implement
solely for the purpose OF taking hu-
man life.
He believes the value OF aoroplancs
in time of war VIII be confined to
scouting and obtaining information.
He is to supply our Dreadnoughts
with electrical appliances to aid ac-
curatc gun sighting, lighting Of maya
zines and increasing the efficiency of
the wireless.
He believes a naval commander
with Il chip on his shoulder, forced the
hand OF President Wilson.
And that Naturalist Burroughs does
not know much about botany. and
also discovered a bird in Florida that
he could not name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
Lung Trouble Yielded
to This Medicine

II you are suffering with serious lung
trouble. II viii pay to fully Investigate Eek
mans Alternative. a remedy which has caused
many recoycr!es. one follows:
53:a Gtrard Ave. Ph!la., Pa.
''C;entlcmcn,--Tn tho winter OF 1898 I had
an attack OF Grippe, followed by Pneumonia.
and later by Lung Trouble. In the winter
OF lsi l had cough, night swcats. fever
and raised quantities or awful-lookins stun
and later had many hcmorrhages ut one
time three In three successive days. Three
physicians treated me. l ordered TO tho
mountains. but did not go. Echman's AL
tcrative was recommended by a friend
After taking n small quantity had the first
quiet nights sleep for weeks. My improve
inent WAS marked from the fret. 1 gained
strength and weight and appetite I never
had another hemorrhage and my cough
gradually lesscned until entirely gone. / am
perfectly Well" (.abhrev!ated).
(Amidav.tp ANNIE r. LOUGHRAN
Eckman's Alternative is most efficacious in
bronchial cntarrh and throat and
lung affections and upou!lding tho system,
Contains no harmful or habit forming drugs
Accept substitutes. Sold by Tragic Drug
Company and other leading druggists. Write
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for
booklet OF recover!es.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Dooiey. Bishop D. ]. o'Connell, Rabbi
Cal!sch. Admiral Herr!c Webster, Mrs.
STUART. Miss Frances r. Scott Miss
sally Archer Anderson, Mesdarnes
Oliver ]. sands. =. \. kuyk. T. A.
Gary. II. Goodwin Boykin. Herbert W.
Jackson, Thomas y Bryan. &. c. Pinclz-
neg, stuart Hume, Il. l.. Gordon. = II
Ecveridge, u. l.. Purcell. John 4. God
DIN, James {. Smyth. Thomas A. Snlyth.
CHARLES NJ. Edwards. George r King.
T. H. Mcclure, George Bryan, Saunders
ilobson. Fred Valentine, b. Il. Nalea-
zinc, NJ. j. Caples, Il. b. Munford. A. l..
Mcclellan, Lewis y. Aylctt, David Ten
Nelson, Henry \. Baskerville. Robert
q. Cabell John Murphy, Sam Cohen.
J. Caskie Cabell. Thomas B. McAdams'
William IL. White, T. w. Scott, John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
ROBERT billiard WEEDS
Beautiful New York Dfyorcec Is Wife
of Actor.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Denver, April 20.-Rohert billiard
star in the Argyle Case" which closed
an engagement at the Broadway here
on sunday night. to-day was married
70 Mrs. Olga Williams. n beautiful New
York divorcec and 4 member of n
wealthy family. The ceremony was
performed nj Trinity Methodist Church
by Rev. Orrin w. Amman.
Lieutenant Robert Pell Hilliard,
United States Navy, stationed at Mare
Island, gave tho bride away to his
father.
Mrs Williams wore n gorgeous we'd
ding gown and expensive Jewclry. Tho
bride was granted divorce from her
urst husband In BROOKLYN November g.
billiards company played tonight in
Colorado Springs. From there the cou-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
W ait for Lyric,

- II: No..
- ,ne cioser mat makes the
i:Eric headiine act th!s week extend
tSSti ~ nrder 20 retain It's place In
- ic'.u, li'e "lhcr acts. compared with
NJ tMo, mercy utSo rum
Iayior granville and Laura Pier
80, .tnu M! So.l patty ~ lhe
~, III eo cor: sut" IhG FEATURED act.
ne HSSteh Is ~ mclouranailc sketch
~ lhreG scenes based upon the under
M ~ .' IN, .l'''"n my ~ peti' treated IN
,, H. TX :, IN pit, y nas jimmy VAT
- atIr 90. ~" i-.M my uo"ShS
-. - ~ 1880, iHc lttic ~ ue-
-, ,.a Ii"''i ~ Iron; or supposed
Nv: WI, :" ,m M noil:. nepaitnSnt or
,'bIch ~ ~ W "rtc UPS ny
".t'Vn iiloCtht HiSh are c9hdemned,
49, ~ 'S"'''e" 70 " "i aaliy occur
TN d.. o,, .t,
.,,atI ~ - UNI lh,I ~ scenes ,"i this
$500 W w., tctu4ii' w iileta While the
T.; $500, t.i'."'llN rs II - IS necessary
IN /" ~ III, NJ. - q nna ise .. set
~, NE ~ ar5"t. pohee pAtttr anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
Barrier was the accoinpanist. and the
following program was rendered:

,,,or 700, ,ho ...o,,,,,., 49,,
following program was rendered.
(aJ soguai Observation-Disclosures chsra
Io) Folk song ................ii ildacl:
N-s rho,,oo ''oU''' V
:,
~
va Love song .::..--....-...... Novin
Dragon Fly" .............. .Nevtu
OBJ observation-disclosures Waltz de Con-
cert GoIdhacl,
Miss Minor
,, r. -
%a'o'"ie '.'...'. ........ .... Haydn
Cd, Lovers" ......... Mildred HilI
to- III Could Steal Your Wings"...
Mildred nm
~ nm
Sen,as Ballad ,ro,, .r,,.,n. n,,o,
man ......... W"gner-Liszt
Miss Minor.
V
Ca) slave song" .peI Riepo
(b) Songs Nv Mother rTarri,, NJ.
Gus ''' we -
(c) "1,ho su.o,,ous. pyotak
W. nv 9"S s, ,r .....'''..'.c owen
Mrs. Thomas.
SIiss Taylor Rc,urnIDr
Miss Angie Mannif'. TayIor ts "a.
turning to RichmunG mis- Week ana
has asked tho m.,nhrrs ~ 49,, p;ti,
study class i'm Rishn,orJ a1d i tbaie
friends 10 nfee; her in the rbanoi a.
the Church of the C,o,enont on MIA.
afternoon ut 4, o.clor. Mn. p,.ati,'a
j. for the purpose 81 dissrssinr SIiee
Amgustinc--!tarw
The IOarri;ssr,. - L,is. ,,.,,.
Harwood Ja1,oi,t., - >, i-"uioe
Charles Whiti0cIs uarw"ol :" i"hn
Anthony Augustine. Jr.. viii he eel
bratea ihis rv.nt,,-' ~, oii &c .cie
home NJ iii. bri,l.Es n,r.,,, 90, ~ ~ -
Lombardy street, the Rim, Rev, H.
j. oConncn, Bishop of Richmond. on
ciating. Miss Kosali. Uarwood wiii
attend her sister as maid OF honor
and Harry Augustine. brothcr III m.
groom, Will lie best man, a recnnti"n
VIII i. held i,nmntiiot"iv folior.i,,d ~ ~
ceremony '''1
bridal party Entertained.
Principal among the events of this
week in Macon, Ga, viii he tho we'd
ding Of Miss Turpiu and William TaV
Tor pabncy, of richmond, occurring at
Christ Church on Wednesday, This
will be preceded This evening nv -
dance at the Idle Hour County tYub
To he given 10y Walter Turpin. Il buffet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

niny he ordered by mnil or teIe-
phone. We Will exercisc the same
cnre In making selections for you
as II yon cnne yourHcIf to the store.
The telephone number II 0Sf Mad
fson. We regret that during the
period of these sales II Will he i'm
possible 10 srnd snlc goods on np-
provnl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Especial 10 The Thncs- Dispatch !
Alexandria, VA, April 2o.-Prelini-
nary plans for entertaining the mem
bcrs of the Virginia Press Association,
who WIN meet here on June 81. were
made toniirht BY a committee appoint
ed recently for that purpose By Mayor
lisher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
Ethel BARRYMORE In Dclt

tolOninl-N nUNeSlle ana Pictures.
Ethel barrymore I'm Delightful Comedy.
Ethel Barrymore and her latest We
hicle. "Tante." the play done by &. Had
Sedgwicll's novel Of tho same. offc,
either a disappointment or Il pleasant
prise-depcnding entirely upon the
point OF View of the beholder
As n study and portrayal OF complex,
overt character, both
play aud player leave a great deal TO
cdy. pure and simple. deliciously played
the com b!nation presented by play
BILE. The play leads nowhere In par
ticulay. and wanders along frcouen tly
obScured paths, but its dnilyiulss Ivy the
way. so to speak. are Of the very es-
ssnce OF clean, happy comedy. which no
one could observe without enjoying.
Miss Barrymore or Mr. Chambers. or
both, make the queer vagarics and sin
ister influence OF the great pianist
lnnte, practically impossible to un-
acrstand. They are dwelt upon in tho
niai3gue and the influence is stressed
in the play, but there never seems to
DC any reason back of them. In the
FIRST act the atmosphere OF adulation
and tcmpcramon:al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that surrounds the artist is created and
so highly charged that one expects to
see = creature OF Wild. fierce and ten
okraska Is ut hand.
Instead, there enters a whimsical.
witty and thoroughly conventional wo,
man, who Is so little obsesscd by her
own temperament that she can even
laugh at hersclf--a power quite de-
MED to those who nurture n tempcra :
ment within themselves. Yet, without
explanation. without excuse. she de-
l!bcratcly sets to work To spoil the
happiness Of the young girl whom she
loves.
True, there is one Wild outburst Of
rage. but that is given way to when
she hnds her own adorcr embracing
the girl and ebullitions OF that char
itcter are not confined to artists or
tcmperamcntalists. That She constant
~ poses Is the one indication OF abnor-
inality that is clearly and consistently
side of the character Is also clearly.
consistently and artistically sustained
by Miss Barrymore.
But for the rest. the play and tho
performance are thoroughly delight
ful. Bright. keen lines abound; a bit
OF satire Is Injected in the person of a
icisn eXnding from him; several OK
tremcly amusing characters are writ
ten INTO the story; II IL may be called
Miss Barrymore and her company make
every possible point.
Charles Cherry. II star In his own
right, Is, like Bruce McRac and very
few others, able To appear natural ana
altogether likablc; Il. Henry Edwards
handles sleilfully the easily ovcrdone
role OF the poet: William InGcrsoll. Il
laNpilto leading man in the Old days
OF Mr.. G!fien's stock here. gives n
conspicuously good performance in a
German character part; Haidec Wright
is wonderfully clever as n worshlpe,.
and hanger-on; Eileen Van Bicnc is
I'm appealing young girl. and Mrs
Thomas Whifcn the most distin-
guishcd old woman" OF the American
stage. is the Same tine old artist that
she has always been.
In a word: the play is n most divert
ing comedy; Miss barrymore again n
emotional actress and her supporting
company is without II flaw.
There will be one more performance
to- night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
Accepts Invitation.

Especial TO Tho Times pispatch.l
Bristol. Va, April ao.-Thc Rev. w.
W. Hamilton, u. L.. OF Lynchburg Va
has accepted al invitation In deliver
the baccalaureate sermon before the
senior class Of twcnty-eieht girls at
virginia Intcrmont College here next
month. DIR. Hamilton is native OF
Bristol, son Of the late William =.
Hamilton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

J. Taylor Ellyson has returned to
the city, after attending the Flood
iortncr wedding tn Washington on
Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
Ills Condition Unchanged.

The condition III Cunningham Hail. man
aver OF the Richmond agency os tho Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company, who has
been desperately Ill at his home at West
hampton for the past several days, was last
night reported to be unchanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Miss Ecssic Ford. OF this city. ia
me guest OF Mrs J. G. Phillips at her
home In Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mrs, Stanley Reed has returned 10
the city. after visiting Mrs. Rudolph
Bumgardncr in Staunton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mrs Wills Robert Jenkins. OF Rich
mond, is visiting Mr.. ana Mrs w. e.,
Summers In Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mrs. o. b. Hill and Mrs. Frank Sin
ton have gone TO Boston, Mass, where
they Will spend several weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs IIaskins Hobson. Of
Forest mn. have been recent guests
of relatives In Powhatan County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
THE EzlAUE'NaANN STORE
Kaufman & Company
4th and Broad SITS.
Richmond, Va.

TO speak truly Of the store aud lis
merchandise" /, the rnic Of on, publicity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mr. and Mrs. James Nice. Cecil have
returned to the city, after spending
their honeymoon i'm the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Miss Marjorie Bethel has returned to
Richmond, after spending Easter in
Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21
Biiou's Stock Compnnr.

merit By the free use of brass and per
cusslon Instruments ID Z;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Miss Elizabeth Robertson mas ,n-
turned to the city, after spending some
time as the guest OF Air and Mrs. S.
ID. Undertake in Staunton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mrs. Henry Holt and Miss Margaret
HOLT, Of Staunton, are visiting Mrs.
lorsley here.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Academy-Ethel Bnrrymore In
"Tnnte."
City Auditorium--Evnn Williams. In
concert.
iiijou-Graycc Scott Company In "a
Dnchclors Romnncc," matinee md
might.
night.
CoIoninI-VnudcyfIie and Pictures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Miss Maria Tuggle. who has bcen I'm
Blackstone for Easter. has returned
to the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Misses Emily and Frances Kenny. of
this season, viii arrive here to-day 10
visit their sister. Mrs. John Mercer
Brock cnbroueh, Of 1920 West Frank
lin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mrs. j. Il. Haskius. Of DanviIIc. is
spending this week as tho guest OF
friends in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Miss Maize Lyle has returned to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-21

Mrs J. Stuart Iianckcl. OF tho Uni
Nersity Of Virginia, Is visiting rela-
tiyes here