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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
THE SOCIAL SIDE

Probably due to the preparations
for the Thanksgiving festivities is the
quietude in social circles Of the past
week. While there have been no
large functions, several enjoyable at
fairs on smaller scale have occurred,
as we'll as several pleasant affairs IN
the churches. Next week promises
more in the social line.
The Central Division of the Meth
odist Ladies' Aid gave a 10 cent
social last Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Amelia DeClark. Upon en-
tering each guest was asked to give
the month of his birth, and all were
arranged in groups by this means.
Later each group had to perform some
sort of "stunt" for the amusement
of the rest, and some interesting per-
formances were given. An impromptu
program of readings was given by
Misses Anna Campbell, Ellen Warning,
Mr.. Frank Berry and Mother Barrett
each responding to an encore. About
seventy five people were present
o 9 .
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
A PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY

Don't be discouraged If you are not one
of the 100 TO get the story book You viii
receive g MAJESTIC PUZZLE CARD that
viii afford you many hours Of amusement
Be sure TO have your answer ready 20
hand in at our store TUESDAY afternoon.
between 3 and 5. They must be WRITTEN
if you wish to receive souvenir or prize.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25

we'll attended despite the stormy AT.
ternoon, and was very pleasant at
fair. The hostesses, Mesdames Pat
tison and Zimmerman, severed lunch
after a couple of hours at fancy work
and visiting.
Mrs. NJ. Gilbride was hostess to the
Catholic ladies Kensington last Thurs
day afternoon. A pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed, terminating with love
ly lunch.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hill and baby daughter
arrived Tuesday morning from On
tario to be guests in the home of her
brother w. w. Wilton. Mr.. Hill will
ioin them here for the Thanksgiving
turkey.
The Methodist choir was very plea
sanity entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bird last Thursday
evening following their rehearsal.
Miss Maud Myers, and Miss Jessie
Wayman were joint hostesses. A
pleasing lunch completed a social
hour.
8 . y
About fourteen of the little friends
and playmates of Miss Irma Woody
gave her a pleasant surprise last Fri
day evening in consideration of her
departure from Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25

The birthday tea of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid last week, Friday, was
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
The Great Majestic MaIleabIe an
Charcoal Iron Range

GREAT MAJESTIC-it's the range
with THE REPUTATION-ask your
neighbors. Then, too, it's made just right
and of the right kind of material-MALLE-
ABLE AND CHARCOAL IRON-riveted
together practically air tight-lined with
pure asbestos-parts being malleable can't
break-has movable reservoir and an oven
that doesn't warp-that's why the MAJES-
TIC uses so little fuel, bakes just right
every day in the year browns bread just
right all over without turning), heats 10
gallons of water while breakfast is cooking
properly handled lasts a lifetime, and
costs practically nothing for repairs.
Don't buy the range you expect to last
a lifetime "unsight and unseen;" you'll be
sure to be disappointed Come to our store
during demonstration week, see the GREAT
MAJESTIC-have its many exclusive fea-
lures explained-ind out why the MALES
TIC is 300 per cent stronger than other
ranges where most ranges are weakest.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-25
SI.0O ARTICLE FREE

The boy or girl giving the neatest and
best answer to the third question may Sc
Iect any S1.0O article from our stock IN AID
DITION TO THE SOUVENIR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
WIFE OF HARRY OSBORN
FOLLOWS HIM TO GRAVE
'itcr separation nf One Week, lnuu:-
Husband and wife Now
Rest Together.

News was received in Richmond yes
t'rday OF the death of Mrs Ecnita
Osborn, wife Of Harry Osborn. recently,
"arioonisi "n The Times Dispatch. who
preceded hcr To The grave :. week he.
Tore. The Two died in Mr. Osborn =
home in Darlington. Wis. where thcv
returned less than three mouths ago.
each suffering from general breakdown
MIS- Osborn was a nntiv" of Con-
n""ti'Et. she had been an Invalid for
several years. Mr. Osborn was her con
Stant attendant. ANA was mis- sing from
hey side only when he was laborin..
for the support of both lie will bc
remembered in Richmond for his illus
trttiVc work for The Times Dispatch
MIS-. Osborn, on account OF her
health. WAS rarely seen beyond the
borders Of her homo. Hut both arc
remembered by those who knew then,
and VIII" appreciated the companion
snip which kept them 50 close. toccthrr
in life. and which ioincd thorn again
in death. IL" WAS hcr humble ana
loving scrrit"r. She was his mainstay
Neither. in their latter years. had
health; but they had the qualities of
mind and heart which teach n lesson
even TO those t" whom fortune has
he"n more kind.
Harry Osborn Gi"I two ro.ks ago.
Mrs. Osborn followed him seven DAYS
later. They rest together
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
elKS EXPEL ZACHARY
order Di-misscs. Also. Manager md
Two Walters for NcrIirrucc
ia DeIinuIrncA in..

'!i"n Zachary. az lG0S West Grace
'rrct, manager Of The broad street
''"ra"" who was lined total OF $50
ana sentenced 10 one year in inil hv
Justice "rutchh"lI on Tuesday on
'A" chhrgc % contributing to Juvenile
r,Hi "u"h"N, was expelled last night
rom IA" itichmond Lodge OF i;lks
zachary vas expelled by vote Of the
membership The manager, who was
no' present in the .udpcrooms when
zachary is alleged 10 have brought a
SRI 10 'n"'n AMI mad her served with
Hrn"s Vas DISCHARGED by the board
o' "Ir"c'prs. similar action was taken
~ ulo hoard against two negro wait
'fS summary action against Zachary
VA" taken because IL is alleged he
Violated explicit rules OF the order and
against IN" manager ana the two negro
waters because they wcr" Negligent III
tier duties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
WOULD PROMOTE THRIFT
THROUGH BETTER HEALTH
State licalth Commissioners Williams
Delivers Address Before Bankers
nj jefferson Hotel.
Better Results Produced. He Says,
Than by Curative MeasurcH-Com-
mittccs Named To Further Cam
IaiSn to Educate Public.

''fhorc is no place 50 unhealthy but
that m"""rn sci"nc" is not capable Of
maising it q healtn resort" said pr.
Enmiom c. Williars. the state Board
OF Iicaith. last night. ahdrosstn" the
iichmond Chapter, American Institute
Of E'uiiiui:. ut the Jefferson Hotel
and Just in proportion as a state is
h"aiihN VIII IT H. proap.rows and
thriftl"
TN" i:ichmord banking men. together
With similar ORGANIZATIONS throughout
the country. arc on She ev, of :. thrift
vanraiEl--a movement inaupuriIcd
WIN TIA" view OF !npr"s,,., the punlic
WIN tn" Importance Of tn" thrift idea.
tn" conservation of everything thnt
tends /" 'uak" TN" community more
prosperous and better prepared against
ANS emergency that may arise Dr
NiiiiamS. as q health expert, was ia
Nitod 10 tell hoM the promotion OF
h"hIth IN Virginia woul" affect the
States prDSu.,ity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
ARE NAMED
10 TT NriiER MOVEMENT

IN" number OF typhoid fever cases
~ virginia i'r. Williams said had been
reduced from li.cUo, in 1909. TO Il 900. in
1919. which means, by u rough csti-
mate. :, saving TO the state Of $4,000
""v. Tuberculosis in the state last
year meant = loss OF something like
$22,tor.trV. To cducat" tn. public to
the Importance of adopting simple pre-
vcHiaiIvc methods with regard to these
diseases. would. he said. b.. most
admirable THRIFT campaign.
y rcp"r; submitted 10 the chapter
by -. T. Mountcast!". chairman OF the
commute" on public affairs, ia which
II was recommended that 4 finance com
mittcc lie appointed to raise funds for
Il publicity campaign for one year be-
ginning as carl! AS possible wa; uuani-
mouslN adopted. j. &. Wheat. presi-
dent of the chapter, appointed the
committee as follows; l.. T. Norris
president of the Savings Bank of Rich
mond. chairman; Waller Holiday. vice.
president Of the American National
Bank. and II. l.. MOuntcastle. Of the
First National Bank -
Other committees provided for in the
report were. one TO provide Il speakers
bureau for thc chapter: another to han
die thrift campaign IN The public
schools, and an advisory committee of
which IIorher, W. Jackson, president
OF tn" Virginia Trust Company. was
made chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CLIFF WE'LL RESIGNS AS
MEMBER OF POLICE BOARD
Writes Hrief Note to Observation-Disclosures
VIII Not Leave Vacancy for
Council to Fill.

Following out his promise mndo
thf"uEh Attorney James T.. Cannon TO
tn" Committee on Ordinances recently
that n" would quit his position on tn.
Hoard OF Polio" commissioners before
January !, Gin Wei Yesterday sent
his formal resignation to MAYOR Aims
ne. IN. resignation viii be accepted
~ 'lr MaN"r an" viii he forwarded TO
'h' city Council for final action
In" retirement Of Mr.. We'll ends th.
hGh' against the cid Polio" Hoard t!,at
followed tn" disclosure of the Vice COM.
mission. Nh Wells resignation was
conveyed IN TIA" following brief note:
10 me Honorable Council OF the City
Of Richmond.
"G"nticmru
I hereby tender 10 YOU my rcsiana
'lcn 1S member Of Hoard OF Police
commissioners of the city OF Kichmond.
Very respectfully.
'cIlFl' WE'LL"
Tn" retirement OF AIr We'll leaves no
vacancy on tho Police i;oard T..
"as elected from Henry Ward. which
was abolished when The city was reds.
ric'"d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Y. M. |. RAhRn IS CALLED
TO PROBE ALLEGED HAZING
Visitors uiii Nrct in Lr>inutnu Mond:iy
Ia Hear H"taii"d Report From
Supc riHtcEIirnt Nichols.

F"rcr \ James. Of lpauvillc. pr"si-
dent Of the board Of visitors Of the
Virginia Military institute. has called
'n"otin% Of tn" board 10 hc held next
Monday incoming at /" o'clocl: ri Lex
iurtru Ih" object Of the special meet
iu. l. 10 receive Il report on tho allorcd
:d'0l hHziiiss OF cadet Thurhcr Sweet
90 ChicL"o. from l:ri,:a ii"r-C:cnornl l..
W Nichols. superintendent Of the in
stitUt..
colonel Joseph Button. Of the board
said last might That hc had been nd
vlsci that thorough Inquiry into The
affair. from thr entry OF IN" Nouna,
'hicoE"am 10 the institute 10 his DEATH
has boon mad" ui:sic: the general su-
r"rEisi"" - General Nichols He added
;hnt " siai"m"rt {" tn" public viii b,
lEsu"I lv the hoard after The meeting
nest Monday
Tho board of visitors consist of Rorcr
\. James president: Adiutant General
W " sale. sup. riut"it'Icnt OF Public
Instruction = q. StcnrneS. Colonel 10
S"rh ';ut'"n. General Charles j. Andcr-
sou. Coo".s" W. Stevens, Francis l.
SIN tn. Wal;", H. Taylor. Mont"ome
T. C"rse. G"or@c I. Browning and
Th"nn# T.. rate. lin Adiutant-Gon.
Graz n'd Surcrint"ndcnt of Public In
$trHction az. eX-onic;o members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
.mt Or. aIcDnnnu-L.s ,.nr

Aut"m"hil" No. Sac which figured
in q collision With AN Onkwcod ana
Main street car ~ Pine nnd Cary
streets on TUESDAY night, and which
JuSii"" OF the Pace Wilbur i. c;rigrs
WAS driving at the time. is not tho
property 80 pr. j. l.. McDouough. as
was reported ~ first hy the Unljcc DR.
Mcbnn"urn'S car is numbered >liG. The
car III question is shown to belong TO
/: l'erk!ns"u. OF 236T NnnH:ic street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
ritt:N ENTtTINE MEASURES
SAVE STATES MONEY

i'r, Williams IL Il believer in pcrVcn-
tativc measures. They are much chcnr-
ci ana more satisfactory. he says than
curatir" methods. Through them. nc-
coriiiS t" the physician. tjc State has
saved thousands of dollars. and tn,
Er"ith ana the life of many thousands
OF her citizens hay" been saved To her
sell and their families. He hopes tho
day is coming. hc said. when the laws
OF Ia" state will ALLOW tn" board OF
hcalth 20 force proper sanitation.
Almost every disease. said Dr VIII
EanS. Is easily pr"vrutah!c. aud tn.
nhhic must be educated to the point
'HHt II VIII tax" the proper measures
|" ward 1t Oft. No communica bl" dis
r't-". n" declared, can ho contracted I'm
Tess there Is contact with the germ of
n" disease. Proper sanitation was
4INrn as the rneans OF wardinS OF
ln"larir, nookwor;n aud typhoid f.ycr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
REACHES NO DECISION
ON POsT--0FF|CE SITE
Secretary Mcadoo Says That His
Mind Is Open on Local
Question.
NEWTON FOR NEW BUILDING
VIII Announce His Opinion
After Examining All Papers Con-
corning CuSe-IcarS to Seek an
Amendment to Appropriation Bill.

Secretary Of dc Treasury NlcAdoo
has reached no conclusion In tho con-
troNcrSE over a site for the new Rich.
hond post office. though Assistant Sec
retary Newton. who accompanied his
chief TO this city for Il personal insI,e,.-
ton OF the various properties. insists
that he Will adhere to his former orpo-
Sition To The Blair site.
when seen last night in Washing
tor by The Times Dispatch CORES
pond,n' MIR. AicAdoo said that H. had
p"forc him all the data collected whilc
i'm ihchmond that lie mad lail ,h.s
aside for early consideration. and that
he would announce his decision iu.t
as soon az he could go through tho
papers Meantime. he said. his mind
is open upon III. question.
NEWTON FNNORS New
PuST-OEFICE BUILDING:
Mr.. Newton says that no now facts
We're brought at tie nearing which
would cause him to change his mind
He said that h" still believes shat The
government should acquire 81 now site
and erect Il new building for it's postal
service al Richmond. AIr Newton does
not believe the Blair ait" viii urovid.
enough ground upon which The needed
additional postal facilities can b.
erected.
senator Swanson and Ucprcs.n'ativ.
Montague hav. advised the Treasury
officials that they do not believe Com
gross Will consent 10 changing tn.
wording or the Montague bill. permit
tiur the Treasury Department to spend
the $iJ",toc in another part OF the city.
The Treasury officials do not hold their
view. senator swanson has gon. so far
rs 10 assert that he does no, believe
II" can get "A Favorable report out OF
The Senate COMMITTEE" on 'ublic nuild-
ings. OF which lie is chairman. on lcgis-
lation changing the bill R-prrecuta-
tive Montague fears II the hill is car
led into tn. House again he will lose
tho entire appropriation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
COMMUNITY TREE WILL
Be PLANTED ON MONDAY
Giant Cedar Will Rise on Ford Lot
To Bring Christmas JOY
TO Children.
CLUB APPEALS FOR STOCKINGS
of Presents and Money
Are Especially Desircd-COIurcd
People VIII Celebrate on Tues
day Night.

l;'chnoud's third Christmas tee will
De placed IN position next Monday.
rams Tor the raising OF the giant cc-
lar have been perfected ~ those in
charge OF the annual event. aud an
pca!s have gone out for contributions
OF thos" things that delight The eye
OF children around Christmas time
Talicr and more stately than either
oil ITS predecessors. the tree viii this
year be morn ciaborately decorated
than ever Already on. bale OF tnsrl
and 900 ornaments hav" been presented
20 tn" committee. More than 1000
!ncandcsc"nt electric lights will be
used in the illumination. The worl.
Of decorating will begin at once,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
InlIch for stcnItnr Trnuser..

William Smith, colorcd, was sem
fenced 10 jail for four mun'ns in the
Police Court yesterday on = charge
of Stealing two pairs Of trousers from
j. l.. Sturman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Charged with Cutting woman.

.Alh"F;a Lacy. colorcd. was sent ON
!" ihc grand jury from the Police Court
Yesterday ou - cha:g" of as.auitins
Euif".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
OLIVIER INSISTS THAT
III. L. NNT MiNINi,IN

chairman Oliver insists that he is
ri-ht ana al ia" iiic other members of
the committee are wrong abou, that
""t" neither the state can he uadc
L" pay ia" per diem OF the members
VIII" at from December 9 Ia nvccu,b, -
~ * = question vet to hc G"tcr,niIt" ed.
IL Tia" iccor" is permitted 10 s,a.ld ms it
WIS read by Chairman oliver. rn,u
''"ie- 'i"S '"rt"y. Spatig. Stephenson
an tpninil.S came to Richmond rrN"
DAYS h"for" tn" time for the mcctim".
1h,y m''y HAY" To pay their expenses
ont of their own pockets for that tiAo
and receive no per diem allowance ante
daiin" December u.
Tn" COMMITTEES held two sessions YES
;crday. meeting in the morning ut 10
o'clock m" in TIA" afternoon Mt =
o'clock. The official Stcuovrani,cr
Thomas l.. owen, was called in at ,hc
afternoon session ana substantial! ,ror
ross was m"dc with q draft OF tn. find
incS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
PERFECT PLANS TO-DAY
FOR TRAIN TO H0PEWEL.L
Railr"ad Officials Will Confer With
President Reed, of Chamber
Of Commerce.
C.& q. DIRECTORS INSPECT ROAD
Leave New York This Afternoon for
Norfolk and Newport NcMS-WiIl
Teach Richnuni To-NIorrow Morn
ing AMI Then Go West

Firal arrauccn,uts foe the ,p,rot,on
Of tho cpmlnut-r trains between Hope.
"cll ana Richmond viii be un:,uc ut y
conference this moruin. between Of
'icralS of the Atlantic Coas, Line Rail
road ANA Norrolk ana Western Railway
and President William =. Reed. Of tho
Chamber of Commerce,
The trains viii ho operated on ami
after December - hu, the matter of
schedules and il,r rates ToI tho round
trip will II, agreed on to-day. w. G.
Saunders general MESSENGER agent of
the Coast Limo. a.id w. :. craig ms
S"ug"r traffic manager ur the Eo,f,u.
ANA Western. arrived in Richmond l.,y,
nirht to join tho couf.rcrc.
Tcutatiy, nl,n. ...,u ia, ,h, ,,,.,,i,
four hour. ON, ,r,f, Iii ,,;.
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Will L,r,,; y,,,,,i ~
ar, rcIirv.l fr,, ''' WI N''''''
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
EMPHASIZES IMPORTANCE:
OF APPLYING: For STOCKINGS

Mrs. T.. NJ. Ecadc, chairman OF the
Empty Stocking club. emphasizes the
Importance OF applying 10 the COM
mite. FOR stockings not later than
Monday. 50 that the lists may II.
checked up I" prevent Implications
tn" stockings should contain an apple.
an orange. candy and nuts Nothing
hrcakahle ia Che shap. OF toys Should
bc put in Ia" stockings. ANA ali toys
given should be such as MAY he OF use
either TO a boy OF girl!
Those who wish 10 assist ~ making
this Christmas :, happy one 10 the poor
children Of the city should send In
their contributions at once Presents
for the tree may be sent u Mrs Rcadc.
2oOl West Grace Street. and Coutribu-
purrct;. treasurer, American National
Bank. y generous supply o: candy
and fruits has already been received.
HIGH SCHOOL. CADETS
WILL HOLD BACK CROWDS
Instead Of the ropes used N former
ycars 10 hold back the crowds, tho
John Marshall High school cadets viii
form a human Gordon around the lot IN
which the ire. il placed. beginning
at the High school. the .adcts will
march over 10 the lot and form In Two
lines. both strctchin. from the city
Hall east 10 the grand stand back of
the tree, one nn the north and the
other on the south side OF the Ford
lot 1t VIII he the first public appear
ancc OF the cadets. and Will lend a
touch OF martial color TO the annual
festival.
The coiorcd people are preparing TO
hold their exercises on Tue slay night
at O'Clock Rev. ". r Johnson, pas
tor of the First African Baptist Church.
viii he master Of ceremonies, and DIR.
T.. W. Moon, Il y. crphan and j. IL.
BraXton will he observation-disclosures. The
program viii include singing By Il
large chorus. composed OF church
choirs and singing societies, a Nr!N. and
folk dances by the little children.
There will also be several quartcts
and bands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Beautiful Quadruple-Plated
oilet Articles

EXQUISITE PATTERNS, to be found here
exclusively. QUALITY that carries war
ranty Of twenty years wear:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CHICHESTER PROBERs MAY
LOSE PER DIEM STIPEND
Confusion Over Date jcopartliaeS
Allowance for Time Ante
dating Tuesday.
COMMITTEE MAKES PROGRESS
Holds Two Sessions, Debating I0r-
ton of Findings To Official StenuS-
rHphcr-Onc or Two Minority re-
ports Expected.


That Chairman Walter Tansll olivo:'S
explanation for not Judging the chi
chester investigating committee her"
until tho committee had been in scS-
sion fly" days is not satisfactory TO the
other four nicmhcrs Of. the bod! WAS
Indicated last night 10y comments nl:;'i"
by Sub-Chairinan Stephenson aud Dele
gate tommiUS.
They dcmurrcd to the declaration OF
Chairman oliver that tin" dat" for r:-
*"mbling H. Richmond was Used ~
December IA. They clearly understood.
they said. as every member OF the "oa-
mittcc. except Mr.. oliver. understood.
that ,hcN wcr" called to meet here"
last Thursday
When Mr.. Stephenson was rcimiu.I
that the oG;. i'man. ON his arrival mere"
last Tuesday. bringing with him The
only complete cppE OF ~" record Of Tie
Investigation i'm III" possession Of IL"
committee. had exhibited the record
OF the 'ilne fixed. the sub chairman re-
piled:
''NcS. i, is true Mr.. oliver had Tho
record. b,I lS,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

"Nos. il is true Mr. Oliver had Tho
rcCOrCl. hlt we krnt n record. too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
GR & E F erfu1nes

In such an ar
ray Of bottled
fragrance NJ j.
lady's "favoritc''
is sure to be
found. awaiting
TO be chosen by
the discriminate
ing gift-givcr.
Among t h e
W o / q famous
makes Of Per
fumes and EN-
tracts - creators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
nrkcr-Nfl1er

BRISTOL. VA, January o3-Mss
MarSarct Miller. the young daughter Of
Mrs Sclle Miller, OF Florida Avenue
inns city. was married this week TO T.
l.. Barker. II capitalist who returned
10 this section recently from Okla
homa The nuptials were solcmnizcd
AT the home Of the Rev. c. II Easlcv
OF the Christian Church. Mr. Easlcy
"thciatinS. The bride was n pupil OF
tn" city high school. The plan to
marry was made up quickly The
couple moi for the first time OH last
THANKSGIVING Day. Mr Barker, the
groom. has extensive real estate and
mining interests in Texas. Okla homa
ana Colorado, and hc and his bride will
make a honeymoon tour. Including the
three states where he has interests
Mr.. Barker is a native Of Virginia. hav-
ing been reared near Mendoza. In
Washington County. but for number
OF years was located in the Southwest
lie VIII now make Bristol his home.