The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
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olympia Club to to Help Hell West Vest
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JUDGE GREE DRY THE MAN
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1. Manchester Bureau Times -Dispat oh. i
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rho entertainment for the benefit OF the
West Point sufferers. 20 be given by the
II Olympia Club will BIO one OF tho most
! entertaining and Interesting ever given
In Manchester. Besides the members OF
the club d numberSof we'll known enter
tainers will take part In the programme,
4 including the well known team OF w llsonI
End Freeman and John Ryall. besides Miss
y Gertrude Allen, tho swcet-voiced singer,
who can sing coon songs as well as any
5'Ss COMM NwDAIir HsSATTORNEY.
Judge Gregory has been appointed COM
Gn,onwealth's Attorney for Chesterfield
co,nty,sto succeed Mr.. Ernest H. w ellis,
whc has resigned 50 That he may ;, mere
F'lJ Nl3RALS s 1RV1C I1s. GsiB $
The funeral OF Mr. John Feider, who
died on Sunday q t noon at his no me II IN
+ Bwansboro. will be from the 3; German maj
Lutheran Church In Richmond this after
noon 1T 2 o'clock, and the intermelnl en- Will
1 be In lakewood. VI ssfsi sll
Il Mr. Heder was thtrty-f four years old
Flo wna a we'll known lacksmith 3 and
had worked for some time In the South
rrn8 shops Mt Manchester. IN. . h
# Mrs. Addie G. Bowen will be buried
from her homo. Mason Park Chesterhe sl !
4 county, this ttaf ternoon at Q, clock, ana
4 lilo burial will be In tho family brrylng
ground She died at II 10 o clock Sunday
might. y@5& Ff. ca Al !. E .
was from Fifth-streot Church yesterday
afternoon ut 8 clock Mrs. Einines died
at the residence OF her son. " liam ], Z.
1Inines, No. 3o2 East sixth Street, Sun
! a EL1ls' MEETING.
H An enthusiastic meeting OF Manchester
Lodge was held last night. and several
ii limitations were made. The lodge Is IN q
most flourishing condition, and IT is prob
81 able that the lodge 4 will 4 be way u Il In
membership before the III Grand Lodge
4 meets. s k ssSSs.s .8.al .;y3{
BOWLING TOURNAMENT, s5 52:.s \
The Dobbins Bowling Club is Just get
ton Into condition. and by the time the
seasons opens the club Will be IN shape
10 meet all comers. and will be In shape
to come up against any OF hem. IA +
CITY MISSION. 5i.
A box party will be given at Leader
4 Hall. tonight for the benefit OF the City
Mission. and It is hoped that all who are
. Interested in tho affair will be present
and help the cause along. ,aSss "
55 ~ BOYS FINED. @s s X
a number OF boys were hned $l60 yes
serday by Mayor Maurice for being dis
orderly and 10 terlng on tho street. The
boys we're admonished. and they de-
8 clared that they would in no way bother
Il the citizens In future. I'll 5{f
.9 ~ w VII CHICKEN THIEVES
" Swansboro citizens are complaining! Of
4 the pettyt;robberi that have been going
on In that locality lately. Chickens have
been stolen by wholesale and the citizens
4 have made complaints to the police, who
n are now on the lookout for the thieves.
PERSONAEsAND NOTES. Fl Il
The Police Commissioners met last night
+ and transacted routine business. 5s3 z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Huband have
returned from trip to Norfolk. II ].
The Olympia Club held a regular meet
n Ing last night. ssti N
Mr.. Fred Kirk and Mr.. George Hagan.
OF Columbus. o., were In the city yester-
/. day visiting friends. ss
All the cases before Mayor Maurice yes
: tcrday were discharged. ~