The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UT'HSl.D||.E:
Council to Offer inducements
to Wirgo, Elicit
& Crunp.
DEATH OF Mr.. C. N. WALTON
Elks' Memorial Services This
Morning-Funeral Of Small
Boy-Club Notices.
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispa tch,
~ .-iLl. Ne. 11l1 HILL Street,

No. liz hun Street. sif
AT the meeting Of the Common Council
next Friday night, some action VIII nc
taken looking toward offering inducemcnt,
TO the Richmond firm OF Wingo Elicit
and Crump to erect a large warehouse rel II IN
Manchester.
There is little doubt that the Richmond
firm will erect such q. warehouse at q
point near tho proposed site of the new
james River bridge in the lower section
OF the city.
It does not seem to be tho intention
of the big shoe firm TO remove their
business from Richmond, but owing to In
creased business and the need for more
room, the most available site seems to
be on the southsidc Of the river.
Death Of Mr.. c. N. Walton.
Mr.. Clarence N. Walton, a very popular
young man, after a short illness, died at
the residence OF his aunt, Mrs. NJ r..
Catlctt. at Thirty-fourth and Decatur
Streets, yesterday. aged nineteen years.
The young man was n native Of Cum
bcrand county, where his mother father
two sisters and u brother now reside. He
was employed with a. Hoen and Com
pany, Richmond, and was Highly esteemed
by his employer, and associates.
The remains will be taken to Cumber
land county. over the James k,ver branch
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio tomorrow
morning at 1913 o'clock, and the burial
will be from Thomas Chapel at o'clock.
Jimmie Leslie. the ,three-year-old son OF
Mr.. c.. w. Gattis died Mt the home. No.
J 30i East Fifth Street yesterday morning
at O'Clock The funeral will he from
the home at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Elks Memorial Services.
Manchester Lodge OF Elks will hold
tho annual memorial services at 1880
o'clock this morning. Addresses will be
made by Mayor Maurice and Mr.. ". c..
Pullia1n, members OF the lodge. and the
musical numbers will be particularly at
tracttye and appropriate.
First Social Club. w 8
The first social club. under the present.
law was chartered yesterday in the Cor
poration Court III t5 F85ss$ M e.
The club Is known as the Chesterfield
Social Club, with these charter mem
bers: II. H. Pilkinton, W. "A. Moore, J.
Z w. Watts. ". 4. Williams, and T..#Ny.5
Watts.
Sale Of Dwelling.
sale on Tuesday Mt 4 q clock, on the
premises. tho house. No. 2l5 East Twelfth
I Street, to satisfy a. deed OF trust record
cd infthess Office Of. the clerk 5iof the Cor
porauon Court. The lot is 3a1e2 feet.
Personals and Briefs. IS
The Common Council will meet in reg
ular session next Friday night.
The. Police Board will meet tomorrow
night. Ut .$..
REV. e. v. Bald - Will preach at both
services OF cambridge Street Church to-
day The Workers League meets this
afternoon. f5s III ~
Rev DR.. cridlin will officiate at stocS ,-5
ton Street Church to-day. ..-s 5{4
The i;ewly elected official board Of West
End Church will be installed to-nigh
Fifteen crap shooters were fined 1913
each by Squire Cheatham yesterday
Martha Mallory, colored, was fined ESQ
and cost for breaking holly and cedar 'st1;l II
ut Forest Hill Park.
THO new hymn books purchased by the
Bainbridge Street Baptist Church VIII DC
used to- day for the first time.