The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
a Big Shoe Concern May l.o-l
cate in the Soutllside I#
City.
FUNERAL OF MRS. .. | To {. ] IL [
Plans for Clear SVater-l'l1el
Olympia Clubs Outing. n
Alderman Better.
Manchester Bureau. Times-D Dispatch
s9s S. u NO. 1i02 Hull Street

tiles FOR Manchester In the near future.
richmond gentlemen have been seeking
a location and Manchester has heen
making overtures. The Finance Com.
mittee met yesterday and considered the
az AZ
1t is probable that the Council will
ofrer the Richmond gentlemen Induce.
5n,,eents sufficient to secure tho plant fof
Manchester. n Il
Mrs. T oney's Funeral.
"A largo company OF friends OF MrssD p q
u. Toney attended the funeral yesterday
morning from tho 4 resld encel on l5liuil HUN
Sill cot. At tho funeral, : which WI. 3 GO
Quoted BY REV. Mr.. Cridlin,S Mr.. V.SSJ "
Alorrisett sang ABB de Nv tn NJ III The
burial was iii Mnu! Cemetery N
Clear Water Plans
AS soot, as the Council Is re organtzcd I
the committee from the Finance CO me-
Smittee, appointed to look into ~ he con-
gdItion OF things concerning the proposed
new pump house, will be appointed and
the inquiry will be prosecuted.
f8 Council Is aware OF the Sliecessit OF ~
ne " pump house In a short 6wh lie, and
II Is quite likely that before the year
closes there will be such q plant, as
well as clear water in 81 light, 4, Isl s
Reception Given.
Sss.. a receptior was rendered Mr.. aid Mrs.
Il. 10. <Nunnally at Mrs Irwin S M onday
night. Among those present VI were NJ rs e
Kelly Miss Mamie Kelly, Curtis Powell,
FW. II. & Kelly. Ivan Be cher, al bert lNV ey-a
mack, ID osephS Parke and Harvey Stalmp. n
son. ~ 81 .5s!
MI. and Mrs Nunnally are from Bel
air, Ohio. They will Il return III 4 ~ Ri few
weeks. V
Olympia club.
II N en- bers Sof tho II olympia Club, who
have been In camp at Ocean View all
summer, are re turnfn g. " They n report
having had a fine time and leave the
seashore with regrets. his summer has
teen }nost pleasant II y spe ~ eng 3tto's
friends or the club who have been guests
durinE&Ithe summer are full Of praiscsi
for their hosts. ii s
Death Of A ged Man.
Mr.. John M. ohnson. an aged 4 and q.
highly respected ci t!zen Of Manchester =
died Yesterday at tho home Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. H T. n II ines, N o. so7 Everett
street. He had passed three score and
! ten 81 and Fl enjoyed the est TEEN OF all #vho
knew him The funeral will take place
at Nraury Cemetery this q fternoon ct 4
o'clock. * ~ Sf ,sif
Alderman Moore.
a Id ern,an Moore Is getting to he him
SELF again, and his friends ire glad 10
see his smiling cauntenanc about his
Place a OF business pgain. Mt, Moore ore
I3has been in bad 4 shap for a bou T two
months. IIe Will he able 70 q take 4 his
sea when the Board Of ldermel & meets g'f'l
|lrext month. ssilss. 38
Death Of Mrs. Odell
| Mrs. Georgiana Odell, al ed 80 years,
j died al her residence. N o. a21 Hull ST.,
4 flast evening at Z clock. after some
weeks OF illness. Deceased leaves flYe
5|fch.ldrens besides her husba nd Y, " no y.
1 ID. plcyed al West Point by the Southern
4 Railway Company M RS. A. F1llis,,
II mother& Of Mrs. Odell, al so Ss,irv and
1.-TWO brothers and one sister, Messrs II.
Il ~. and. Seth Ellis and Mrs vs. s.
B lC:lenn. The funeral takes place to-day
n at S r. M. from the house,
Personals and Briefs.
q The ladies Of 5Mende Memorial Church
II will give "a lawn party at Mrs. II yde's,
a forest Hill. onaThursday night 81
Miss Alma Pearson Is visiting l,er
n cousins, the Misse Rudd ! al Dorett