The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
THE TINES: RICHMOND Va TUEsDAY DECEMBER 80 1902
a month the happy young couple will
make their future home In Rtcb::s*:sNd.
HENRY-WAfMACK .SS.i:.

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make their future home in Rcb:s":sAd
- HENRY-WAYMACK .@s:::
Mr. S. r Henry and Miss Lottie Pearl
H-avmack, popular young people of Swans
boro. left YESTERDAY for Washington
to be married. Aboard the $40 o'clock
train over the Richmond, Fredericksburg
arf Potomac they left Richmond only
few of the intimate friends knowing OF
their intentions.
Mrs Henry is an accomplished young
1s5y of Swansboro and numbers her adj
n,Irers by the score. she Is cousin OF
Mr. Edward Waymack. of Manchester,
ana the daughter OF Mrs. Fannie Way
mack.
vo,,nr man of swansboro and Manchester.
and holds a responsible position with the
Richmond Wood Working Company. At
ter visiting Northern cities they will make
their home in Swansboro.
CHILD Burned.
The little child of Mr.. Davis, of Swans
boro. was burned very severely Chsist-
mas-Day by falling against red-hot
stove. The family physician was called
in and did what was necessary for the
sufferer.
Mrs. Beverly Wfkerson. grandmother
of the little child fell on her porch some
days ago hurting herself veiy tadly.
She is yet confined to her room as
result Of the wounds received.
IN THE COUNTY.
Constable Grant, Of Chesterfield, is do
ing good work of late, and is putting
stop to most Of the rob5ng and otEer
unlawful acts of parties in Henrico. Yes.
terGay he brought to the station house
here Milton Booker icolored) for asa 1t
ing Annie Kinney (colored) with a dendSy
weapon. and striking her with his tisl
The negro was locked up for the action
Of the county magistrate
George Lassiter, charged with felony,
was carried 70 the county jail Saturday
by officer Grant.
Rtchard Booker. arrested by Constable
Grant last week was tried before
Squire Clark and fined $50 upon one
charge and s. upon another
Nothing has yet been heard of the
three negroes who assaulted MI James
Heath, of Gochland county, several days
ago
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
John Jeffress. q well known old negro
OF the city. waiter Of many OF the pan
duets over here, died sfnc!ay morn
ing.
Mr.. James Fiuband left yesterday for
Baltimore ia spend few days
Mr. Lewis Kidd Is said to be very III
Mr., Arthur Abbott. of Amelia Court
house, is the guest of his uncle, Mr.
George Blanton, Of Decatur Street. near
Fourteenth
sydney Moore was not tried yester
4av the warrant issued against him be
ing withdrawn, it being such a trivial
affair.
Jumps Hobeck, Robert Garrett and
Robert Totty. three young white men,
paid $3.50 each for fighting Christmas
day
Walter Smith tcoloredD was brought
from Petersburg by officer Wright upon
charge Of stealing an overcoat from
negro named McQuarles. Squire Jordan
gave him fifteen days and required Sc
curty for six months in the sum OF
$1,000. He went to Jail
Miss Nina Wells and Miss ANNA D.
Lumnlsn. of this city, will shortly Visit
friends in Williamsburg.
Messrs. James Nunnaly, Peter Donald.
Jr, and r r. Elder left to-day for
Prince George county to visit Mr.. Ben
Sanderson Tor few days
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson. OF North
Carolina, are visiting his mother here.
Liberty Council, No. IS, II. Q. U. a. NJ.
rr.. and r. +. Elder left yesterday for
viii meet tonight to elct officers for the
Mrs Martha a. Smith, Of Fifth and
| very i'll.
Mr.. t. A. Palmer. assistant superin-
tendent of the Metropolitan Life lnsur-
ance Company Of Manchester, is very
i'll at his home. No. 1715 West Main
Street
NJ. and Mrs. Bailey are visiting friends
! in Powhatan county.
Mrs Simmons. mother-in-law Of Mr..
Charles lrlsert Of cambridge Street, is
reported to be very i'll.