The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20

son Street, when hor, daughter. Miss Mar.
garet A. Lammcy. became alie bride of
Mr.; Lynwood Il. Mann. n
Tho ceremony was performed ny tho
REV, a. "A. Jones, pastor OF Denny Street
Methodist Church..
MI. John Lamtney, brother OF tho bride,
was best man. rho bride and bridegroom,
wore tho recipients Of many handsome
bridal presents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mann wilt make thelr1
home ut 51s North Twcnty.nintf Street,
Church. Hll. ,{,sy.
Mcssrs A. II. t1ac1io and Matte Anglo
returned Thursday. afternoon from n site
ccssful hunting trip oil tho place Of Mr..
William Fl. Crjttenden, near Curtis Neck.
,rhcy succeeded In bngging five ducks,
three 1larcs and six cartridges.
Mrs I1nimmett Throckmorton received q
telegram Thursday night informing her
that her mother, who lives in Bucking-
ham county. was dying. Mr.. and Mrs.
,rhrockmorton left at once for Bucking-
ham, ttj
Louis wagner the fotrtcen-year-ol
son Of Charles Wagner. who was badly
injured on the government road, near the
National Cemetery, about week ago,
is now at his fathers homo at Fort Leo
and Is getting along nicely under tho
care Of DR.. B. L.. ncnms
superintendent John *. russell, OF the
Henrico county schools, has Just COM
pletcd his official visits Mr.. Russell had
in ali 12O schools to inspect, and reports
Nil In excellent condition. with the cx-
ccplion of four or flvc. which, were not
doing 80 we'll as he would like to have
them.
rho county schools closed on Friday
for Christmas holidays ana VIII reopen
Monday, January 4, 1904.
-G tfiuuf Nfnyraa Tnrnnr has returned 10
her homo ut Marion Hill after a Visit 70
friends and relatives In Louisa county.
Mr., Winston Throckmorton. who mas
been confined to his homo With the grip,
Is able to be out.
Fred Brceden. young man employed
at the Richmond Cedar Works. while
operating a lathe III the clothes pin de-
.purtmcnt accidentally cut of tho little
finger Of his right hand. II,
Mrs. w. r. Kohlman, who recentiy
moved hero from Burkevlle, Va. left
Thursday night for the bedside OF her
mother, who is extremely III at Madison,
Wis. Il rs
sam Friend, the colorcd man who had
his right hand badly mangled few DAYS
ago by shot gun accidentally dlscharging
a load OF shot through It, Is getting along
nicely under the care Of Or. George ~.
Barksdale. Tho hand was 80 badly mu-
tilated that 1t Is thought no Will lose me ne!
use OF several fingers. ~ra$.
Louise, the little daughter OF eir. W.
N.&Whitlow, Is quite sick.
Fulton Baptist Church will render their
Christmas music at the services tonight.
Fulton merchants enjoyed one o1 the
best weeks In business during the past
week IN It's history, and predict splen-
did week for the coming week.
Mr.. John Dowden, of Portsmouth. IS
visiting his mother on Graham Street.
Miss Helen Blankenship left yester-
day to spend several months with her
sister, Mrs. James Vaughan. n COLORADO.
Mrs. A, 3. Day Is quite. sick at her
residence on Louisiana Street :.
Fulton Baptist and Denny street M. ~
Sunday schools are arranging for tbs
Christmas entertainments. which VIII pc
held on New Years Eve night.
The handsome home of the late Colonel
Norman Smith, on the Charles City road,
containing 100 acres was sold this: week 10
q Western farmer for 5000 The new
owner will take charge in a few weeks.
/ Mrs. Bernard Chalniey of Farrands-
willie. lost valuable horse this week.
which dropped while she was returning
home from the city.
Mrs. Bridget Moore, the aged mother
OF former Councilman We J Moore.
Is quite III at her home on Fifth Street
Mr. Henry Mills, one Of the Oldest mer-
chants, is iii at his residence on Williams
burg Avenue.
vester Burnette. OF .Varina, who was
painfully injured several days ago by
fall from the hay loft, is doing very nice
Is.
Mrs. John r. Eeaglesis able to be up
after her recent illness.
Mrs. Henley Ball continues quite sick
at her residence on Graham Street.
y Mr.. Is. W. Barber, operator and post
master at Fort Lee. has returned from u
successful hunting trip in Buckingham
county.