The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-11

Building, Loan and Trust Company
in Good Shape.
MISS GILBERT Mr.. HAILE'S BRIDE
Funeral of Cecil Inse-iir. Puliiam
Passes Supreme Court Examination.
News. Personal and Brief, OF
the South Side.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times


ILL nun StIeeb, oSotl4e Io'oCh-
The annunl meeting OF the stockholders
of the Building, Loan and Trust Company
of Manchester was held yesterday Mr..
T. Henry Patterson was elected pres-
dent and Mr.. j. w. Branaush, Jr., sec
rotary and treasurer
The reports showed the company to be
in excellent shape. Besides the election
of officers the only business transacted
was routine.
Little Cecil Inge. the infant child of
Captain and Mrs. Thomas S. lnge. died
Monday night at the home Of Mr.. Henry
E. Harnish. The child had been very sick
for a week or more, and Monday its con-
dition became so much worse that Capt
mge was called from his home. in Column
bia, S c., and arrived that evening. Mrs.
Inge and the Children have been visiting
at the home of Mr. Harnish for several
weeks. The funeral service took place at
) O'Clock last evening. conducted by Rev.
Charles \. Van Iouten
Mr.. ". C. Pulliam. son of Mr. d. L.
Pulllam. mas successfully passed the bar
examination before the Supreme Court
at Wytheville. Oftica! notice from the
court OF his success was received yes
terday. Mr.. Pulliam has not yet
returned to Manchester, but IS visiting
friends in Southwest Virginia
HAlLt--Gll En- /.
Miss Elizabeth D. Gilbert and Mr.
Francis II. Halle were married yesterday
morning at O'Clock at the home of the
bride, NO 1918 Porter Street. The parlors
were decorated for the occasion with fresh
green plants, and, presented pleasing
setting for the quiet home marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. McDan-
iel Rucker, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Halle left on the O'Clock train for Nor
folk. where they will take the boat for
Boston, New York and other points.
POLICE COURT.
Frank Walton and Henry Marshall, two
small boys who were arrested yesterday
for fighting were before the Mayor to-day.
Walton was discharged, and Marshall
naed Al.
w. r. and Maggie Barum were arrested
on the charge of keeping disorderly
house Maggie was fined $40, and W. r.
Aarum discharged.
Mr.. Y. Stewart tcolored) was fined $40
for having a disorderly house.
s. Ullman's Son was fined S. for an
ordinance violation
Arthur Lester, the two-year-old child
of Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ Bowman. died at
O'Clock last night at the home of its
parents No 519 West Eleventh Street.
The remains will be sent to Petersburg
conducted a the grave
Rev. ". V. Tudor, ?. E, will preach
at West-End NJ. z. church. Manchester
this evening at SIS O'Clock. and at the
close of the service will hold the third
quarterly conference.
Miss Cochrum. OF Emporia. is visiting
Miss Mamie Taylor. of West Thirteenth
Street.
Mrs Marble Morrissett is quite sick at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Lee Turn
ley.
Mrs. ]. s. Morrissett left yesterday for
Halifax to visit her mother
Liberty Council, No. IS, Jr. Q. U. A.
NJ. met last night and transacted i'm
portant business.
Mr.. Roy P. Beazley. OF South Boston.
Va. is visiting Mr. H ]. Bolton, of
Swansboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Bum. of Muncie,
Ind. are visiting friends and relatives in
this city.