Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Va. spent the week end with his wife
Mrs Lucy Clarkson Johnson, 95
Tenth Avenue. N. w.
Mrs a. j. IIaclilcy and children, of
Brooklyn, n. Y. and Mrs. Mary Mas
sau, OF New York City are visiting
Mrs. eliza Hartin, 302 Ninth Avenue
n. l..
Mrs. Gussie IIunnabus Pryor. of
Ashland, w. Va. is the guest OF Mrs.
Rachel Richardson, 16l High Street
for Il week.
Mrs. Julia J. Valentine, of Wash
ington, ID. c. is the guest of her par
cntS ior Il months stay
The Corporation Court Of Roanoke
Va did on September Is grant Rev.
Il. j. Watson the right to perform
marriages i'll the State OF Virginia,
after giving Il bond for five hundred
dollars. If YOU want to get married
and stick give the young elder Il
call. Address, l05 First ST.. \. w.
Miss Esther Dayc was invited to
sing for Mr.. Fishburnc, president of
the Nat. Erchango Bank on Monday
September 7th also on the 18TH.
MiSSS Marion Hnldcn was her plan
list.
lie and his family expressed them
selves as highly entertained and com
pllmcntCd the singer and her pianist
on their musical ability.
The singer was presented with ten
dollars and her pianist with five dol
lars.
Miss Esther Day left Friday night
for Franklin Va. where she will sing
at the marriage of Miss Ada Urquhart
J the principal of Franklin Graded
School which took place Sunday
September 18th at nine o'clock at the
home Of the bride.
She will be special guest of anoth
CT friend Of Suffolk Va. and will also
he soloist at her marriage and will
then take up her school at Franklin
, on October /.
LITTLE WlLLlE'S LETTER.
= Yes, Stree. another one is married
and all We know is that our little
, friend Tiff got an invitation just like
, the rest OF us. SO my advice to all
the girls who really want to marry is
to let 1T be known that you are in
{ correspondence with Tiffncy, or that
, YOU are one of his many girls and
| some good, kind, loving follow will
, get sorry for you and the next thinp
You know You will be signing YOU,
, name Mrs" But stop Kidding, girl,
YOU don't know what you are miss
: ing.
| know riff is Il fine fellow, Will
s every quality that could be eXpcctc &c
+ Of follow OF his age aud that /,
$ where the rub comes. How old II,
0 is, can't tell. Some say he was her,
when they said, Lets make Roam
oke,' but that hasn't been 50 long
0 Anyway he was young enough to gc
h IN the first draft, even If it did tax,
s hali OF Roanokc's lawyers to kccI
1 nm from going. Anyhow. YOU won
\ ma better fellow In the State ant
one who would provide Il better
{ home. So hope some Of the good
: lockers Will settle on our friend
: This Is not paid boost for him
either, but he is my pal and I'm tire.
= or one DR.. j. Sterling and the res
| OF the bunch kidding Tiff all The
. time. Keep it up and he will show
3 some Of You "hard guys" where "Th,
-Four Leaf Clovers Grow"
Q II. G. Tate, the popular tailor, hnt
. " i''ii ioSl NScN, uul We are Eiau tt
. say that Proper rate (as he is called
= by the Ilogs) is able to be M nnt
around. He and Ding-It Hughc!
= were driving on the Mountain Sod:
= Wagon and Proper Tate fell off ant
4 DinE-lt almost got bump. Ge
0 back, old top, it's fine if you car
stick on
The Jazz Court is to be called 70,
8 the 18th as there arc several case,
y OF Importance to come up. Judr,
Dlng-lt Hughes will preside. State,
= Attorney w. b. T.. Crowell is about
ready with the cases for trial. vii
nam Sug Galloway, Willie Patterson
, Or. j. Sterling and Jessie billiard arc
= the defendants in four OF the mos,
= important cases before the JaZzcrs
Tor this term of court
The Hogs are getting ready for 2
{ pig blowout about October l. Com.
: mlttee on Mountain Soda has been
= appointed, when they report the res,
Will be easy. Lam-bcan is almost =
r thing Of the past.
WHAT NEXT.
We note that a white man con.
t ic$scd TO a brutal murder OF an aged
woman (whito) in Indiana i'm orI,,