The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
SURPRISE IN
MANCHESTER
Mr.. Cooke and Miss Burgess
CO to Pelham.
MARRIED in N. CAROLINA i,
sElksto Meet tomorrow Nlght7-Matters
Before Council Street Improve.
II nents-F uneral Services.
N After Thieves.
Manchester Bureau Tlmcs. Dispatch

W Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch I
VI " 5,ifs % No. ,1102 Hull Street.
Manchester Lodge Of Elks will hold the
first Initiation tom orroW night. In ad-
5dltion d number OF applications for nom.
bership will DO acted upon and new mem
bcrs elected. Exalted Ruler Lipscomb. Of
the lodge, Is the youngest Elk to hold that
position In the United States. q Il M
b This. lodge has made arrangements to
secure an entirely new and unique set
OF paraphcrnalIa, IA ,s5 VI n f5.$
Steps Will also be taken at once to
build a permanent home, to cost about
IS, 900. IA n.
/, The meeting tomorrow night will be
/ at Anderson's Hall. Ninth and Hull
Streets. i5ss 81 !fteels
s.-'SSJ .1 SURPRISE MARRIAGE. {
w Mr.. Guy Hampton Cooke and Miss Mary
Burgess surprised their friends yester'
day by going to Pelham. ~. Cn On n, t n
early train, where they were married.
They returned last night. NH III.
Mr.. Cooke lis q well known young man,
employed as blacksmith at the South
ern shops. His bride is q pretty oung
lady, who has beef, living with the fam
lily OF Mrs. Moseley on Porter Street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets. S5,
The couple will live at the residence OF
the groom at Ninth and Maury Streets.
WIII5KEYg LICENSE.
When the Council meets In egular SEES
sion on the 1Ath the question Sof increase
In z tho liquor license Will again come
:up. Psis - HIN I. 4 e Z. IS. .sas-
= It has been intimated that the matter
may be- disposed OF at this meeting BY
/ big cut In the amount proposed by the
Finance Committeesj and that the license
may not be more than so. II It changed
- STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Not until the next meeting OF Council
will anything #;be done with the Street
committee appropriation. SO far as per-.
sn1anent improvements are conce rned,
lit was stated by several members OF
the committee at the meeting Thursday
might that politics was playing q big
part in the fight for. the distribution Of
the "a appropriation The fact was brought
goutfin:$the debate that followed, and
|, which was referred to In The Times-Dis-
patch at that time, and 1t is likely that
the fight will continue up to spring cleo
tion time. 4. "a s n
FUNERAL SERVICES
AZ The remains OF Mrs. James H. Topham
5wills be buried in Maury Cemetery at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon. the services
to be at Central Methodist Church, con-
Quoted by Rev. R.. NJ. Chandler.
n Mr.. George W.. Franklin was buried
from his late home. No. 233 East Eleventh
Street, at Is O'clock vest erday q fternoon.
Il The funeral Of the I'M FAINT child OF Mr..
and 4 Mrs. y. =, Mckinney, No. 621 Hull
Street. took place from the home yester-
day afternoon. NJ
STOLEN HARNESS.
The police are looking for three sets
of harness-one wagon and two buggy
which were taken from the place of a. "A.
Atkins & Company. No. 12o4 Hull Street,
last Thursday night h q 55s 4 i'll
45 WEDDINGS THIS WEEK.
Mr.. w. J. Carter and Miss Norma
Belle Lithgow will be married on We'd
.nesday5 at 1 o'clock at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Patterson Wake,
the parents ofTthe prospective bride No.
u0l Porter Street. II
N On the same day at II O'clock the we'd
ding OF Mr. Charles "A. Selk and Miss
Daisy u. Clarke will take place at AS
bury Methodist Church. Ri 5 n IA fsg
"a CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev. s. J. Porter will preach at Balm
bridge Street Church this morning. Mr..
Badly will preach at night, at which
time baptismal services will be held.
Rev. DR.. r. ". Criddlin will preach at
Stockton Street Church. 5S
s4 Rev. j. W. Fizcr will preach at Fifth
Street Church at night. Y n