The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-21
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHsI.D|E
Marriage OF Mr.. c. w. shuIkei
and Miss Z. N. Bagley
This Afternoon.
DEATH or Mr.. B. r. sHANIts.
,Good-Iiinc Club Organized by
Rev. Dr.. CridlenNews
Notes.

Mr.. B. n. Sllar,ks died yesterday morn
Ing at II o'clock of typhoid fever, at his
home, No. 500 East Scventk Street. after
n short illpess. 8 He leaves Ills wife and
an infant Mr.. slanks was d member Of
Liberty Council. Daughters Of Liberty.
The remains we're sent to Amelia Court
house, at which place the funeral will be
at noon tomorrow.
Infant Dies.
Tho infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. v. Draper, Eva. May. died at II o'clock
yesterday morning. The remains Will be
sent to EfnporIa for intermcrt.
cambridge Street Officers.
Tho cambridge Street Church Sunday
school elected the following officers: SUI,
pcrintendent John L. Ttz; Assistant, p.
w. Jones; Treasurer, 3. u. Sykes; Clerk,
%. w. Nunnally; Assistant, Howard Greg
Dry; Chorister w. j. Morrissett; Orgafist.
Miss Ruth Brands; Assistant. Miss Ethel
Brown; Superintendent Of Infant DEPART
nlent MrH. a. c. Harding.
Stores Are Busy.
Tie Christmas season \ Is marked. by
great activity at the shops, and the deal
yers say that the demand for holiday stuff
Will be met for the stuff on display is
larger than ever. e {.i
The police report that there Is less dis
order than upon any previous similar,
occasion. RI \ v $fSs g. {3l
Shulke1l Bagley.
This afternoon at o'clock Mr.. G |. II.
9Shulken, Of Norfolk. and Miss Elizabeth
EIeblett Ba gley. OF Lunenburg county
will be married at the residence of Mr.
b. NJ. Robertson. No. 1872 Porter Street.
Mr.. Shulken is connected with the Nor
folk and Southern Railway Company, 4 at
Norfolk. and Miss Bagley is the daughter
or Colonel G.. S. Bagley, OF Lunenbuig
county. After the ceremony the couple
Will go II to the lloneNof the bride for the
holidays and then take UP their home at
Norfolk 45 sF 3&S s5#H. al
5s.s3 Court Items.
Robert Harris (colored) 4. was before
Judge Clopton yesterday on the charge
OF falling to support his wife but t was
shown that he was now paying his wife
SO n week and q continuance was guar
santeed. 5.ia MS NJ #
Judge Clopton has appointed the fQl-3
lowing tax assessors for Manchcs ter:
Nressrs. G, L. Gary, J . Bradley and
Henry Levy. lit 55 4 3s Nj mi
Good Time Club.
e, Through the efforts Of Rev. Or. Cridlin.t
assisted by Mr.. "a. r, Adamson,5 Squire
sCheatham and Mr.. John Avis, a Good
Time Club has been started at Ninth
and Hull Streets, where the needy citi--.i
zens and the weary wa yfarer may find 'fItl
comfort and food in the hour OF want.
There Will be a bowl Of hot soup and
4. pot Of coffee and a stove to warm
by. Any one who wishes to9contrlbutes
may send to the place al Ninth and
Hull. This will in no wise conflict with
the work of the City Mission, but will
he an auxiliary to that Institution and
will + be run TX Mr.. XYieYs and Mr.
Buchanan's places iii Richmond, and
there is no doubt that much good Will
result M sSE5 /. sis #
Personals and Briefs.
The Manchester Elks have extended
the privileges OF the home to the City
Mission as ~ place Of meeting on every
second and fourth b thursday from s 70
q Up. NJ.
81 Miss Lizzie Clayton is visiting friends
In Baltimore. isf.
"a Manchester Lodge elected the follow