Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

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Ninth and Porter streets lie was a
member Of Stockton-Street Baptist
! church. Mr.. Bailey was also a aember
| of Rocky Ridge Council. J. O. L. a. NJ,
n committee Of which viii attend his
funeral and act as pall-bearers
The funeral will take place from stock
! ton-Street church at 4:30 O'Clock this az
/ ternoon. and the interment will be in
( Maury Cemetery.
! The pall-bearers will be Messrs. c. \.
! Watkins George l.. Hubbard. a. ID. Smith,
j. ID. Reams, Hugh Watkins. and Z. l..
| Clary.
Mr.. Bailey leaves three brothers ana
I five sisters-Messrs. j. w, X. T., and
| j. +. Bailey. of this city; Mrs. Jennie
Jenkins. Of Lunenburg county; Mrs. J.
/ NJ. Jones, of Crewe; Mrs. Josie Clarke
/ and Mrs. Sallic Grafton, of Fort Mitchell,
Va. and Mrs. S. l.. Bentley, Of Rich
mond.
Rev. Mr.. Reed. OF Central Methodist
/ church will assist Rev. j. =. Hicks at
the funeral. The committee of Juniors
will assemble at Odd-Fellows' Han at
O'Clock this afternoon.
MR.. w. L. THOMPSON HURT.
| MT. W E4s i IDull0tii, Va Aiii' ~''ff
the victim Of an unfortunate accident
Yesterday morning about o'clock. While
nj work on the trestle support being put
under the Manchester end OF the Rich
! nond and Petersburg bridge. he fell ana
sustained several very painful injuries.
His right leg and wrist were fractured
and there were a number of other shght
Injuries. He was carried TO the Retreat
for the Sick and attended by DR.. Law
renee Ingram. lie was reported dong
well last night
HAD 4 HAY RIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Alley chape-
roned a happy party Of young people on
a hay ride to Highland Park Friday
night. Those who enjoyed TINS UP were
| Misses Grace Williams, Mary Nllnaihs'
! Fife Mccain, Lizzie McCann' Matte
Williams Daisy Williams, Mamie VII
hanson. Clara Wright. Ola Haggard'
Ruth Crowder. Idola Stokes, ana Messi >,
stanley Hague. Harvey Flournoy, Crlal
simmons. Rufus Andrews. Joe Sampson
/ Rornard Coles. Marshall Jones, Wine
,Vulious Willie Norris, Edward Way
mack. Tom Stewart and Tom Bailey.
THE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS
The Methodist Sunday-School Society
! of Richmond and Manchester VIII meet
i'm monthly session at Central church this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. me pro-
gramme has been prepared
Rev. W. b. Beauchamp Will make the
address The pastor will preach at Co
wardin-Avenue Christian church at IL a
NJ and at SI5 +. NJ w.
Rev. G. -. Crawley. pastor of west
End church, returned from brunswick
comfy Friday where he has been spend
inc a few DAYS. and will fill his pulpit
| to-dav. both morning and night.
! The usual services will be held also In
/ the other churches.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Pankey. of Lynchburg, is visiting
Miss Thornhil. 1920 Porter street.
Mr.. lanes f. Bradley, of Petersburg,
,vas I'm the city yesterday on business.
Miss Lucy Thornhill, who has been
visiting friends in Chesterfield, has re-
turned home. -,,-
Miss Julia Scruggs, CT Fredericksburg
IS visiting Miss Ethel Harding, ll22 Balm
| bridge street.
Mrs. John Goode and daughter, Miss
RIair Goode. are visiting Mrs. d. l..
! Toney. ,-,....
Mrs. r. w. Brodnax and daughter
Miss Ellen, have returned to their nome
No. 1910 Porter street, after Pheasant
visit TO Virginia Beach.
Mrs. L.. $ Rist OF Abbeyville, 5. C.,
Is visiting Mr. n. j. ME- Oh cast
Eleventh street. ,.,.,. 49,
Miss Maud Jennings Is visiting her
brother. Rev. Walter Jennings, at CAR
Pa. coa.,.
Nlessrs Lacy Fendley Gus Goodsy'
and Willis Morris are spending ten
DAYS vacation in New York.
Miss Betty Moody has returned 10 the
CITY after a pleasant and enjoyable Visit
| 10 friends at Ruther Glen.
Misses Lettie and Nina Wells, OF PETERS
burg. are visiting Miss Florrie Moody al
Fifteenth and Porter streets.
Planters in the city from Chesterfield
comfy report that the fruit crop TINS
year is almost total failure APpieS
are scarce and badly formed.
New South Council met at Anderson
Hail Friday night, at which time the Of
Gcers recently elected were installed by
Denuty-Senior-C Councillor l.. X. Brown.
treasurer A. 5. Wright turned over 10
Mrs. John II. Molers, widow of member
of the council. the sum of $40,
Mr. Clarence Walden, secretary OF the
12nsiness Mems Association, has received
a letter from large manufacturing
bouse in Kansas city asking for intorma-
ion in reference 10 locating here. Mt
walden repled Immediately, setting forth
the superior advantages to manuiac-
t,rers this city offers.