The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
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John Latham Will Reco Grand, d
Return Home This
yyeek.
MSS EMO DAY MARRIED N! i | I e.,
Friends Here Surprise when
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Personals and Briefs. S$t '5'

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Personals and Briefs. 5is
Manoester trsaS ne,H R1,'D atSss,
3 II Mrs. i. SN1. Lat than returned yesterday
from washing ton. where ssle has been
at the bedside 81 her son Mr., ohm i, \, "a.
while Using III Telephone IN Il Alexand rio
"a few days 20. The condition Of the
young mani 10 somewhat improved, and
yesterday morning. for the first time since
HIS injury, he 4 ate. The ply lcinn in
attendance upon L him says that lie cnfi
return to his home by the latter part Of.
next week. EeSwas conscious all OF yes,
-terday, but Is far from, being .tirely.
we'll. g4 3 ~ Se5s \. j5 So f3l.
From the physician who Is attending
Mr. ntham the report would seem to
infer. that he IL now sum ring from facial
paralysis. Il This Is shown when he laughs
The corner Of his mouth on the side OF
the face shocked by the electric stroke
does not appear to be active, and the
doctors are working with the end OF re-
vivlng the deadened nerves from his ear
X The young man 8 wife is yet BY his
SIDE, and will remain with him until ne
Is brought ito Manchester. I'll Ss. i
Miss Day Married.
NJ ss \ Enid Day daughter Of N and
Mrs. q. II E. Day OF this city, and / MT.
George Il. Davis, OF Clifton Forge, sV a.
were married in3 w ashingto on Friday.
The ceremony was pert ormed at mono
of the bride s sister, NJ RS. John G. Rice.
who formerly; lived in Manchester. 81 vi
$ NJ III. Davis d Is employed as train dis
patcher5 In lifton! Forge, where the couple
will reside after bridal tour throu ghSS
Canada. Il,4sSs8 S53 n 5
X To Pine Beach. IN
h1essrs. Lawrence Bailey G. s. j. Wells,
Mathew Il Morton, George washington
Watts. w. T..35Hart and D. p. Baber Will
loave to-day for Pine Beach to join & the =
other members or the Olympia Club. Who no
are enjoying an Oh ting in camps there
Alderman John Nv. d doore Intended to-
leave o-day, but will be detained u the q
city for several days on account q rms! q
fact that the carnival is to be here this M
week, and he will have to attend to MS MS
business during that time. The memDers
OF the club will remain at the X popuulllaari$
resort for about two weeks. isf
on Eagles Picnic.
More than Fl fly citizens OF Manch ester
who are members OF the Frater ~ order
morning on the boat which Is being run
under 4 the auspices of the r Richmond y q
fAerle. The boat will leave at IS Z. clock
this morning and will carry down \ az az
many people as can get aboard.
The Aerie In Manchester is preparing
& for moonlight excursion to Duth Gap ga
on the night Of August the sth ana ~ "
Is expected that a large ovid will go;
The Eagles II Band ri OF Manche ster, Will
4 furnls1 the music for the ooca sion.
Mule Killed On Street.
! While driving rapidly down Twenty
first Street into Hull Street at Rh hal
10 O. clock last night, the driver OF y: u :.
5. a, Nunnallys grocery wagon ran into
q. wagon driven by q colored man named
Crump, Of Chesterfield county. the,
sdriveraof the grocery3wagon became aware
az the danger too late, and he was un-
q hle Ia turn aside. His horse ran 1ull
FIT into the mule being driven to Crump's5
wagon, and, striking the animal square
IL IL the neck, Killed It instantly.
It Is alleged that the fault OF the accl-}
dent lies with the driver OF the. grocery
wagon, who was driving too rapidly down =,
T y street at the time, but It
WAS not possible to learn the full details
The dead animal was later removed by
the city official. J. .s5 y.
rsonals and Briefs 81
4 Mr.. # ] lanes Thomas 81 Moore. who Is
travelling for q house In Ohio, rs visiting
rel atlves in the city. ,litSs q 2.
% MI. II. "a. Tipsley$ Is confined to his
home at Fifteenth and BainDradges etse Pt''
with sickness. ~, \, 3. st, :,
Mrs. r. b. STinsley, OF Washing ton, =.
"a. with Mrs. Cannon. are visltlng IN
the city They will leave the early pa la'
FL M. Graham Weisiger, formerly 4 OF Of
Manchester, but now Of Atlanta ills VS. rs
Riting relatives In the city, ~, If 5SSER
MI. IN. b Il Staples received {. telegram
Yesterday Informing j him Oh the #desatn
In xeysville, Va, OF his little NEPHEW 'N
Russell STABLES. s5ss.s
mi. "a. "A. Adkins returned yesterday
morning from New York, wher eShe went
1 to attend q session OF the furniture deal
3ers OF the country ~ 3 S
BES Miss Mary Walden has returned IRON rom
/ pleasant "trip to Hallsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. a. d. ShotWelt ale1t yes
$terday for Ocean View, where they VII w
5spend several weeks. IEs "a 4S n; ~ ll N
bf5 Messrs Ernest and Howard Lovell, o.
Porter Street. are Waiting their aunt
Mrs. Wade Hampton Saunders. IN ttoa y
oke. N Il W =, 5l.s !, Va
s5l Mrs, John Utz and family, OF Cowardln
Avenue, left yesterday for Ocean. view VS. Y:
4 d Mr.. N. B. Bowes hfty-four years OF
age died at the City Allnshouse. IN Man
chester, yesterday. II gi4 X
The funeral OF Mrs. 7, ". iOsterbind Will
take place this afternoon at 2:SO o clock
from the home, 222 East Eleventh street.
conducted by the Rev. g. o. WoodWaTd.
Interrnent will be made in Many Gem