The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

young man OF Manchester residing at
22i Cowardln Avenue. viii be ma. ried
next Nednssaay at $3.50 in the afternoon
tn Miss Myrtle Jacnson, the char...inS
daughter of Mr.. AID Mrs Joan Jacks on,
LIVING about one NILE out of Pc e. sb.rs.
The Ceremony is to BE- le- folm d at the.
home CT the Lr.de. a..d the couple will
leave Immediately for Jacks nvilla ws.e. e
they will remain for some time. They
Viii be at h5me 10 tnrIr ri ads " TIN
two Wees at The sroo4n's RS de.-ce IN
Mancnester.
young men of MancheS .er. He IS al en-
sineer for the Atlantic Coast Line all
road, a..d has made the ely his ho.t.e
for many years. HIS lnteId-d bite is
very popular in her section Of the coun-s
ty, and is not unknown in Mach SER
having visited here quite often Dir JOS
eph Robertson, brother of the groom Will
act az best man, aid Miss Eva Ia es.
an intimate freud of the bri e WI be
me maid of ho.or. he at, nd MS viii
be Mess,s. Paul DuVal. La,el.e Bass and
Edgar lanes, aid Misses Va.a DuTal,
Wilnet GIL and Vlrgie Jackson
FELL FROM TRESTLE.
Mr.. Il. L Gil. watchman on the works
on the dam going actoss James River.
while waking across the cement works
last night, fell a distance of about ten
feet. and sustained very painful injuries
about the head and hips. He has been
laid up in the house until to-day. A
long cash across the top of rne head was
the most ugly wound. though his right
hip was bruised cons dera by. 1t Is for
this hruise that he has been In the house
so long.
Arthur, the little son of Ne. and Mrs.
A. E. Grimes. met with quite painful
accident some days ago by falling from
the back porch He was Al once treated
and is now doing very vel.
BAZAAR THIS WEEK.
The Ernest Workers OF the 1lanches-
ter Presbyterian Church VIII hold
bazaar in the lectul GROOM Of the church
four nights, beg ming Tuesday Of next
week. The president and others Of the
society have worked early and lac to
make it success. and It is expected
that our citizens viii turn out In force
each night TO enjoy the following pro-5
81 ANNE: Tuesday. Liliputian Wedding:
Wednesday. Sinsing Garden OF Flowers:
Thursday mus cal p.og ANNE by Rich
mond tatenr; FriAay. Liltiputian We'd
ding.
PERSONALS AMI. BRIEFS.
Mr.. Charles E. Friend was erenaded
last night by negro land VINO stopped
in front of his store, directly under The
new electric ligAt paced there, and
wnled away ABOUT Two hours beating
various instruments.
DR.. T. P. Mathews, who las. been In
disposed for some days. is now very
much better. and will attend to his p ac-
tice tomorrow.
DR.. G. S. Mitchell Of the chair Of his
tory Of Richmond College. adore: sed the
pupils Of the High S-hool mere Friday.
Dr.. Mitchell is one of tie greatest edu-l
cational advancers OF the present day.
and his trip to Manchester Is taken as
accomplishment to the schools.
Mr.. r. 2. Baraa-n. of Feterss urg. who
/ has bsen visiting her niece Mis- B. F.
j Hughes. No. 10ll Perry Street. returned
TO her home yesterday.
a merit sys,em. for tie purpose OF.
bringing scholars to the school more
promptly. has been adopted by the Rev.
: II. II. Moore at CoWaId.n Avenue Christ
ian Church Mr.. Moore has also devised
z card index for the convenience and
comfortsof the pastors.
The Cheste field County Court Wfl con,
vene @to-m = With Jud clop. on on
the bench ~ s.8ss
Ar. David Psrdus LETT the atty this
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