The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
NEWS GATHERED
FROM s0UTAS|DE
Postoffice May BE Located III
Another Building for Five
Years.
BIDS HAVE BEEN ASKED FOR
Couple Married While Carriage
Was Taking Them to Depot.
Personals and Briefs.
BIDS HAVE BEEN ASKED FOR

Manchester Bureau, Tinres-D Dispatch,
No. ill., Hull Street.
Postoflice officials are looking FOR q 10
cation for the Manchester Office, and
there have been several citizens to place
bids for the new site. 1t was reported
yesterday that the office might be To-
Gated In the Leader building.
The postal authorities have advertised
for bids for the location Of the postoftice
in the city for tho next five years. The
bids arc Mcssrs. a. j. Bradley, Lee
Latham, D. L. Toney and A. l.. Adam-
son.
Mr.. Latham submitted bid to the
postal authorities to rent them his build
ing AZ tho corner OF Tenth and Hull
Streets.
Married in a Hack.
It became known yesterday that MT.
nj. 1. Fowler and Miss Susie Harris were
married last Monday in q hack. The ReV.
C. o. woodward performed the ceremony
willie the young couple were seated IN
tho carriage carrying them from Man
chester to Richmond, where the train was
taken for Colorado. They were to nave
been married at 10 o'clock In the morning
at the home Of the minister, but when the
carriage with the couple arrived at tne
home, the groom was feeling very weak,
and thinking to save him the excitement
incidental to the marriage ceremony In
the home Rev. Mr.. Woodward got In the
hack with them A witness was taken
along. At Fifteenth and Porter Streets
the first words of the ceremony were
uttered and at Tenth and Porter Streets
the ceremony was over and the couple
were man and wife.
Home Wedding.
A pretty home marriage was celebrated
at 9 o'clock Wednesday night, when Miss
NIollic Hague became the bride iof Mr..
George Hendricks. The. ceremony waS
performed at the home of the brides
pa rents, No. 105 East Fourth Street. Rev.
J. f. Cuthrell, pastor of Asbury Meth
sodist Church, performed the ceremony.
The bride entered the parlor with her
brother, Mr.. Douglas Hague, and was
met at the altar by the groom, with his
best man, Mr.. John Hendricks. The RIB
bon girls were Misses Helen and Rachael
Hague and Mary Green. The young
couple will reside in Oak Grove.
Revival in Tabernacle.
Revival services will begin Sunday
night In the tabernacle built by Cownrdn
Avenue Christian Church and will con-
tlnue for two weeks or more. The pas
tor, Rev. c. o. Woodward, will preach
each night next week. and the week fol-
lowing the Rev. B. II. Melton, OF Mar
shall street Church, of Richmond, VIII
preach.
The tabernacle was erected by the mem
bers Of the Bible Glass Of this church,
and services will be held in It while the
new edifice Is being erected. The new
church will have a seating capacity that
will accommodate the large congregations
%1,,,, tot eon n y.
Little Child Dead
WILDER, the twelve-months-od son OF
Mr., and Mrs. D. Wright, of Bellwood died
at o'clock yesterday morning IN his
homo. The mother of the child is In
critical condition, having been Ill for
several days. Her condition last night
was unchanged.
The funeral Of the little child will take
place this afternoon at o'clock, and VIII
be conducted by Rev. G. 0. Woodward
1nterment will be made at Centrala.
Personals and Briefs.
The Manchester Brownies yesterday do
feated the Stephen Putney nine by the
score of S to s. Alex Jones. the small
nitcher for the Brownies. struck out
sixteen men and allowed but three hits.
An entertainment will be held In Leader
Hall tonight under the auspices OF the
builders League OF Fifth Street Metho-
dist Church.
Mr.. A. r. Goode Of Ashland, Is the
guest of his brother. Mr.. Q. II. Goodc,
OF NO 1926 Maury Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brott OF citrus:
Fla. were In the city yesterday anc
met Mr. Cassellman, who recently sold
them q home near Centralia.
GIVE THEM DRINK.