The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
MANCHEsTER Matters.
Items of Interest From the Other Side OF
the Bridge.

the Bridge.
Mr. John G. Robertson has gone TO the
mountains.
the Cold Sulphur Springs. ,,
Mrs. b. /. Pulliam and Miss CLAY Willis
left Tuesday for the Bedford Alum Springs.
Mr. Richard A. Carter has returned 10 the
city from a business trip through North caro-
lima
Dr. Lawrence Ingram and wife. Mrs Q. A.
Brodnax and Miss Ellen Brodnax nave COMO
to Ocean View. go
II il understood that work will soon be
commenced upon the new jail 70 be DuiIt AZ
Chesterfield Courthouse
The police went out on cOw-eatchlng OK,
petition by moonlight Tuesday and landed
several in the city pound.
Miss Annie May Turpin has returned from
Powhatan Courthouse. where she has Deeh
visiting the family Of Judge DaDney.
Mrs f. F. Tucker and her daughter-ln-law'
Mrs. Rosa Tucker of kttrick. Chesterteid,
are visiting friends and relatives IL Manches-
ter.
Mr.. Fleming Morgan, who has been sick for
long time. is able to walk about. Dir. Nor
gan is one of Manchesters oldest and most
esteemed citizens
Messrs. W. Hay Garnett. Charles l.. Page
and Judge John II. Ingram will leave Monday
for tho White Sulphur Springs TO attend the
meeting Of the Bar Association.
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we're united in marriage Tuesday. Rev. l.. Il.
Thornhill performing the ceremony lmme-
diately after the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
rows lett for North Carolina and Will be gone
several days. They were the recipients or
hearty COMMUNICATIONS from numerous friends.
Mr. and AIrs. f. j. Bacon, the talented ban
iosts. who have been the guests OF his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bacon, of Manchester, Tor
the past four months left Tuesday morning
for an extensive trip North 20 fill professional
engagements during the summer and fall
season.
Mr. Buck Purdie. who lives on Perry street,
was painfully hurt on Tuesday afternoon.
while attempting to jump across ditch at
the DanYille shops. His face struck against q
rock with considerable force He sustained
severe cuts and bruises about the face
The Hastings Court Judge John II. In
gram presiding-was Ia session yesterday
engaged in the consideration Of chancery
cases The criminal docket will De called
Friday. when the case of Charles Murrel
(colored), charged with felony, will be tried
Cynthus Grove. No. 3, United Ancient
Order Druids began an entertainment IN
Cersley's Hall, IN SwensDoro, last evening
which will continue nightly during the week.
There was a grand vocal and instrumental
concert, and also music and dancing from
until II T. NJ Ii will be continued aud each
night will be attended by grand fair, 10 be
given by the lady friends OF the Grove. The
! following presents VIII DO FOlcu away.
solid gold Jewel to the most popular Red
Man. Odd-FellOw. Druid and Junior Order
United American Mechanic, and gold ring
10 the most popular young lady. The com
mittee Of arrangements consists Of the follow
| ing: W. f. Powell, John Loser. j. l.. Day, }.
| A. Lipscomb, c. W Hague. j. " Gill;
| George A. Carter Jr.. and j. E.-Bennett.
stuart Lodge. No. l41, Independent Order
of Odd-Fellows, will celebrate their twenty
! first anniversary on the 4th Of August. They
intend 10 make the event memorable one
by having a picnic at Forest Hill Park.
| Past Grand Master Blanks, Of Petersburg,
| and other speakers will be requested 20 de-
| liver addresses. and invitations 70 be present
| will be extended 10 the officers of the Grand
! Lodge of Virginia. The committee Of ar
rangements consists of Messrs II. A. Jordan,
/ c. Y Green and c. ". Blankinship.
Monday afternoon Mr.. Alfonso Wyszeckl, a
machinst at the Richmond and Danvllle
shops in this city. lost an envelope containing
sos. Miss Carrie Walden, OF Buck Hill,
| found the envelope in front Of the postoffce
| Of Manchester. Tuesday evening the money
was turned over TO Mr.. Wyszecki.
Robert Matthews. black negro boy who
| has been there before was a prisoner IN the
| MAYORS Court again yesterday morning He
was this time charged with cutting another
boy named Jesse Bibbs. The Mayor fined
( Matthews a. and required bond for his good
behavior for thirty days.