The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
TO WE'D LADY
OF MANCHESTER
Mr.. Benz, Walker, Of Lacrosse, and
Miss Mamie Y. PulIy.
ABOUT DECEMBER l4TH NEXT.
Both Principals Quite Young-Circuit
Court in Sessiou-Mrs. Iurnlcy's
Lost Pig is Found - Colorcd
Church Trustces-Brieis.
ABOUT DECEMBER l4TH NEXT.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
lll2 Hull Street, Beatue Block.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
lll2 Hull Street Beatue Block.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Z. Pully. Of No. All west
Seventh street announce the marriage of
their daughter, Mamie V. Pully TO Nj.
Benz. James Walker of La Crosse, to take
place about the 18th of December. The
marriage will take place at La Crosse,
where Miss Pully Is now visiting. After
the wedding they will come 10 Manches-
ter and Richmond. where they viii spend
q week visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Pully is a very pretty and atirac-
tive girl she is only sixteen years of ase.
Nj Walker is an entcrprising merchant
Of La Crosse: he is only twenty-five years
old. but has been in business several
years lie is son Of Thomas W. Walk
er. clerk of Mecklenburg county.
Circuit Court was in session for The
trial Of Commonwealth US. Eyler, an APP
peal case from the County Court
Judge Migrants court was in session
yesterday morning, but mos- Of the law
yors being at the Circuit Court little bus
mess came mp.
LIVED IN \ WE'LL
Mr. TURNKEY Of Swansboro. who had
been advertising for his lost pig
has found her. She had fallen into
an open well near his place and had zee
NAMED there 80 cOntentod that she didn't
even grunt for a week. When first dis
covered. the news spread through the
neighb0rhood that q hippopotamus was
in Mr.. Turnley's well.
Waverly Jones (colored). was driving q
delivery wagon on Seventeenth street
yesterday evening when the wagon was
struck by the street car. The driver was
thrown from the vehicle. and in the fall
was quite seriously hurt. Both wrists
were sprained and a deep cash was cut
above his left eye. DR.. BrodnaX was
called and took several stitches In his
forehead. after which the negro was TAX
en- 10 his home on the Petersburg Turn
pike.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The following trustees were appointed
yesterday morning by Judge Ingram for
the Zion Baptist church (colored), Of this
city:
Albert Aperra instead Of Robert Flem-
ing. Alex. Jones instead Of Joseph Bihbs.
Robert Rockwell instead of Jack Wright
Willie Thaxton and Volley Bailey.
Mr.. r. II. Miller, of Buckingham
county, who has been visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. NJ. w. Goodman, of Manchester
left yesterday morning on the II o clock
train for his home.
Mrs Joseph Decor is quite i'll at the
home Of her father, Colonel Arthur g..
Evans. on west Ninth street.
Mrs. Peter Donald. of Cowardin avenue,
is somewhat better after quite a long i'll
ness.
Rev A. S. j. Rice, Of Fluvanna circuit,
was in Manchester for a short time yes
terday, returning from conference.
The new pastors appointed for the
Methodist churches will arrive in the
city tomorrow and will. probably FIJI
their pulpits next Sunday.
\ young man, by the name Of Wilkin-
SON. was arrested in Swansboro weines-
day night by officer Alvey. He was locked
up I'm police quarters where he spent the
night, lie will be given hearing to-day.
Mr.. J. J. Blanton, Of Lynchburg. Is
visiting in the city.
Mr.. Henry p. Brands has returned TO
his home i'm Selma. Ala.