The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
OUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR.
interesting Matters From the Other Side
Of the James.
MANCHESTER'S BUDGET OF NEWS ITEMS.
Miss Lula Morrissett and Mr. +. Lee TURNKEY
Were Married-scrviccs ut Meade-Me-
morini-Personal Mention.
MANCHESTER BuRrhU RfcHMoSD TINES,
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Twelfth aud Hull streets.
Branch Office. 500 west Thirteenth street.
Mr. f. Lee TURNKEY and Miss Lula Morris
sett were united in marriage yesterday after
noon in Swansboro. The ceremony took place
at the Ciopton-street church. Rev. Decatur
Edwards officiating The usbers were Messrs.
A. I. Snellines. j. T. Wright, c. L. Petit.
". w. Friend. John Turnkey and DR.. W. Z.
Mathews. The bridesmaids were Miss Rosa
Turnlev. sister Of the groom, and Miss Flor
ence Morrissett, sister Of the bride. Miss
Cappie Clements played the organ. There
was a large crowd at the marriage. tho bride
and groom were the recipients OF numerous
congratulations and many good wishes were
rendered them for = long and happy journey
through life.
The funeral OF Mr.. George Walden. who died
Monday morning was preached from tho
Central Methodist church yesterday afternoon
NJ o'clock. Rev. Charles Vi. Van HOuten
conducted the services and the lnterMent
was made IN Maury cemetery The pail
bearers were Messrs. John O'Br.en. Mr.
Hughes, Il. A. Bowen. A. d. Shotwell and ).
Smith. The remains were followed 10 ther
last resting place by a large number OF 5ympa-
thetlc friends
Rev. /. j. Spencer. pastor Of the Cowardin-
avenue Christian Church. commenced pro
traeted meeting Monday night ut that church.
Services will be held every night this week.
7. \. Cole. OF the Third Christian Church. OF
Richmond. will assist III the services, having
charge OF the singing. Tonight Rev. G. +.
Meigs, missionary TO China. will speak to tue
congregation. All are welcome.
There was q robbery in the city about 3
o'clock yesterday morning. Thieves broke
the window o the dry goods store Of Mrs.
Mcbee on Hull street, near Seventh, and
walked on with two pairs OF shoes. There Is
an organized gang o. negro boys IN the city
who seem 10 have no w,iole means OF sup
port. yet manage 10 live well, and the police
think they are the guilty parties.
Next tuesday night at o'clock. at the
Presbyterian church, Mr. Gilbert Walden,
the el0cutionist. will give an entertainment
His repertoire embraces Mars Chan, "Aleh
Lady" Inc Ediuburgs DR. wndin'. "Unc'
Toms Strategy" The Golden Weddin -
King Solomon of Kentucky etc. etc.
A kitchen on the farm Of Mr. 7. j. Cum
mngs in Chesterfield near Petersburg. III
which was stored quantity of farming i'm
piements. was destroyed by fire Saturday
night. The loss 10 about 900, on which there
was 10 insurance.
Judge John II. Ingram returned from Nor
folk yesterday morning where he went to at
tend the funeral of his uncle. the late Iheod-
erck William The Judge opened court and
adjourned over unit! to-day on account OF tho
sickness of his father
Tie attendance nj Meade Memorial church
at the mission service last night was very
large The meetings will continue during
the week Rev. j. Is. Mason conducted the
services last evening and will talks part again
tonight
Or. $. l.. Ingram is very SICK and his son,
DR.. Lawrence ingram. who Is visiting IN Lu-
nenburg, has been summoned home IN cOnse-
Quence of his illness. He ls threatened with
pneumonia.
Rev John J. Clopton rector Of the Meade
Memorial church viii lead 70 the altar on
the 9th of December a charming ana beautl-
iul Young lady of Nelson county
In a few days the remains Of the persons
buried in the old burying- ground on the cor
ner OF Thirteenth and Decatur streets Will be
removed to Maury cemetery.
1t is not yet known who will be sent 10 the
Methodist churches OF Manchester by tie
conference. The appointments Will probably
be announced to-day.
Sir. William Stokes of lynchburg for.
merly OF this CITY. spent Sunday and Monday
here with his old friend Mr.. Rosser Moody.
NIr II. c. Beazley, Of South Boston, was in
/ the city Yesterday.
MIR. John Perry. one Of our oldest citizens
who has been sick for several days, IS able g
/ be ont again.
Miss Estele Rudd. Mrs. f. A. Baugh an(
/ Mrs. j. A. Budd are visiting Mrs. ". l.. Bass
/ OF SwansDOro.
Rev DR.. T. NJ Peterson, of this city, con
| Quoted the opening services 20 the Methods
/ Conference in Petersburg Monday.
The Richmond and Manchester Raiwa,
| Company WAS TO have had meeting yester
! day. but owing TO the lack OF quorum 1t wa
postponed.
Mavor Atkiss0n had not an evil doer be
/ fore him Yesterday. and up TO e late hour las
night no arrests were nude bv the police.
Mr.. y. II. Norvel. Of Swanshoro. has Gon
to Buckingham 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. Coudrey who res des at Nineteeth anc
Bainbrdge streets. Is quite SICK.
There is some talk Of Roy. Mr.. DeShazo be
inc sent 10 the West-End church by the con
ference.
Hon. Richard IT, Cardwel. Of Hanover
was nj Chesterfield Courthouse yesterday OF
legal business.
Tho roof is being put on the new jail q
| Chesterfield Courthouse
The son of Mrs Stephen Dyer is quit
sick.
Mss Allie Bass. who has been quite sick,
now conyalescent.
NJ. W. b. Wake Is detained at home
consequence OF sickness.