The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
CAMP A!.l'Glv
HOT IRONS |. s
Lamb, Barksdale, Kelley and
Mayor Maurice to
Strike Them.
ORIGINALS GIVEN 8. En- A s. SUPPER p E
Popular Lady Dead--F iremen
to Decide About Money.
Personals and Briefs.
ORIGINALS GIVEN a SUPPER.
Popular Lady Dead--Fireme

Manchester Bureau. Times d Dispatch
No. 1101 Hull Street. 81 q
The original Parker-Davis-Lamb Club
held q meeting last night in Toney's
Hall to discuss. besides the regular bus
mess, plans for the supper and enter
tainment to be given Wednesday night
October 18TH 54 "a. II
Mr.. .. L. Toney offered the following
names for election to the club: w. p
zE,,banks, ". T. Kelley. g. F. Brooks Brooks.
h j, "a. strihger, H. /. Galloway and a w.
q. WEIGH. The names were acted upon
R favornbly. g d S y.
Two resolutions were offered by Mr..
kToney and adopted by the cluo-hrst.
that an Invitation BIO extended TO the
Central Club to be present on the occ a
sion Of the entertainment and campaign
speeches Wednesday night, and second
that an expression OF thanks be- extended
to the water commissioners for their
prompt attention to the matter OF sup
plying the city with pure water, after
having been seen by the club commit ee:
Another member offered resolution OF
thanks / to be conveyed to Councilman
s Petit for his firm stand taken IN the
Council when he advocated that FREQ IL
#cense should not be issued for the car
Sniyal, which recently came to Manches-s
ter This was adopted. n. u.
e AT the juncture OF the passage OF TINS
resolution Mr.. Toney took occasion 8 9
remark that the carnival had done more
harm than good to the city. and that
instead Of money flowing into the COT
fers Of tho merchants as result or It's
coming, thousands Of dollars had been,
lost to Manchester.
The committee on securing sneakers xe s,r re- e.
ported that Senator Daniel, senator Mar
tin, s. T.. Kelley, G. =. Folkes. Claude
Swanson, Senator Barksdale, John Lamb.
Judge Clopton and Mayor Maurice had
been invited to speak before the club
"Wednesday night. or these Mayor Maui
rice, S. l.. Kelley, J 0 hn Lamb and sena-l
tor Barksdale had responded Wil.. all a G.
aceptancc. The others have not been,
heard from,
i Subscriptions were taken up for the In
scldental expenses OF the club for the
last night, and the others are to be left
at Mr.. Neurath's or D. u. Toney's not
later than Monday night.
on a motion Mr.. II. j, Mantle. Mr..
NYelch and Mr.. y. d. Wilkinson were
added to the entertainment committee.
The supper will be given in Toney's;
Hall and the place for the speakers was
left to the discretion OF the entertain
anent committee. VIZ M
Music for the occasion will DO fur
nished by Alvah T. Waymack's string
band. 4Ss r. Il
Neblett-Andrews.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Mr.. Emmett IT, Neblett and Miss Alma
D. Andrews next Wednesday at 1880 A. N.
After the ceremony the young couple
will leave to. an extensive honeymoon,
The groom Is twentyfour years OF age
and the bride seventeen.
Popular Lady Dead. M
Mrs. Virginia A.. Wells, Ghfty-seyen years
old, widow of Leopidas Wells, died at 10
O'clock yesterday morning IN the home
|, OF her son. n, a. Wells, near Centralia,
In Chesterfield county, She Is survived
by a brother, A. +, Cogbilli n sister, Miss
Fannie q, Cogbill: by two sons, Earnest
II. Wells. Of Chesterheld and II. A. Wells,
of Manchester, and by one laughter. Mrs.
BI, n. IIiggason wife of Rev. DR.. Hlggn-
son. a Baptist minister OF Wilhurton,
indian Terrotiry.
The funeral wiz take place from salern
Baptist Church, IA Chesterfield county,
at 2;3o O'Clock this afternoon, the SER
vices being conducted by Rev, =. J, Net