The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
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M r.lvillian1 Lun1pkin Surprised
His Many Friends BY
Marrying.
PREMIUM h a FOR LOST TICKETS :7.;
The Finders Will B = Given Car
Fare and Treated as Guests
of the Evening as.
PREMIUM FOR Los TICKETS
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,

I Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
2a5.1s SS.. No. liz Hui Street.
kin 81 No SIC Cambridge Street, were
surprised Yesterday. whom It became
known that he had p1arried in Roanoke
the day before, Ills bride was Mrs. Bot.
tic Dunn Kinnier, OF Roanoke. A and was
| widow Of Mr.. j. I G. Klnnier.
1 So secrctlve was the bridegroom tina
/ no one IN his immediate family knew Of
his contempla ted marriage until he drove
up, to his home Tuesday night at 80 clock
with his bride. M u hi
Mr.. Lunpkin has boon IN Manchester
for number OF years, and is very well
known and Is very popular. The couple
will live at No. SIG Balnbridge Street.
Excursion Tickets Lost.
Six moonlight excursion tickets for the
Oak Grove Church. and Eagle Band moon
light tonight were lost last night, three on
The finders will DO treated as guests by
the management If the tickle Is are pre-
scented at the wharf tonight. The car
fare. refreshments and the fare on the
the finders. I ~.
81 for the rs i tonsht I T. be-
rendered by tho Eagle Band: f35
PART \. 5Sl III 5}
"M!nte Pies march. "old Black joe" q
serenaas Aqtumn Leaves !. cake g
Hope sarenade. Twilight Dreama!"
5s!Ssse D Eisie@y and "sda Sluo
Darkey Sketches Tonight.
The entertainment att the Christian
Church Tabernacle last night was well
attended. The vItascopic views were
much enjoyed
Tonight. in, addition to tho moving pic
lures. Mr.. ". I, Bales dispatcher at the
Chesapeake and Ohio Main Street office.
will give a monologue and several 4darkey
sketches. He ls always entertaining and
interesting I
July Term Adjourned.
1 The Corporation Court adjourned yes
terday. There was only one case before.
W, ], Dobbns, who was charged with.
assaultng w. II. Granger. Mr., Dobbns
was nnod 500, which he promptly paid,
Judge Clopton win leave within q few
tend the session Of the State Bar "a Asso
cation. From Hot Springs Judge Clop-
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Clopton, will
20 to the White Sulphur Springs to re-
main several weeks. y III
Personals and Briefs.
After visiting relatives In Clifton Forge,
Mr., EDWARD 1I!kln ana mother. nave r0-.
turned TO their home. No. u West Twsn-
MI Mrs, Is, Il. Baber is confined 10 her
home on Selnmes Street on account of
sickness. lsat
The Sunday school OF Cowardin Avenue
Christian Church will 90 to West Point
on Its annual excursion Tomorrow.
Assistant a Postmaster While Beatue.
writing from Denver. Col, says that ho
Is not much improved, and that he OK
poets to leave there within a few days
| The annexation law, which was passed
by tho last Legislature Is now into
effect.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Asbury
Methodist Church will give a lawn party
Miss Anna p. Lun,pkn left yesterday
70. I Baltimore TO visit her aunt Mrs,
pr. Chlles, OF Norfolk, who was the
first Mayor of this city, Is here visiting
friends. He may purchase a home and
settle here again. III
The West End Methodist Church and
the stockton Street Baptist Church Sum
day schools Will have an outing at West
Point to-day.
Mrs Ann smith, mother Of Mrs, G, o.
WOODWARD. with Miss Harrison, Of Pc
tershurR, and Mr., Archie Smith, OF Coz.
!nlnnus, Ga. are visiting Mrs, Woodward
In Manchester.
Willie Harris. negro. was arrested
last night By Officer Moore on the charge
OF being Ndisorderly at the carnival 7@|