The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-09
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Mrs. George M. Walker Died
Yesterday Afternoon i'll
Manchester
ASSOCIATION SESSION ENDS
Everything Ready for Primary
Next Week-Personals
and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hull Street,

Manchester Bureau, T1mes-Dlsphttlt'
No. 1902 Hull Street,
Mrs. Virginia Eudora Walker, vic OF
Mr.. George NJ. Walker. died at the res
idence Of her husband. No. 1900 Perry
Street yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. She had been in III health
five months past.
Before her marriage Mrs. Walker
was Miss Hudson, of Powhatan coun-
ty, but she spent the best portion Oh
her life in Manchester. She was nifty
years of age. A consistent member or
Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
she was prominently identified with
any work undertaken there. She was
a devoted wife and mother, and had
many friends throughout the city.
She is survived by her husband and
three daughters, Misses Gertrude and
Bette Walker, and Mrs. Henry Boil
ton, all of this city.
The funeral will take place from
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
this afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
.pall-bearers will be Messrs. J. S. Nc
Craze M. A. Campbell, j. y. ..Jewett.
Charles w. Atkinson. Charles w.
schaad, G. a. Carr, ". H Owens ana
S. r. owens.
Wnlter Lnbor's Father Killed.
Information has been received here
from Torresdale, PaI TO o. 5he erect
Dor, who is employed in this city, has
been accidentally killed by u train,
while at work.
employed at the time on the Torrcsdale
tiltering plant, which is in course of
construction. lie was crossing the
tracks, when an eastbound express
frat StrIc1S him death hping Instant
aneOus.
He was sixty years Of age and served
sylvania Regiment.
Association Adjourns.
After a most successful session. last
ing three days, the Middle District
Baptist Association, which has been
meeting at BethlGhem Church yester
year at Muddy Creek Baptist Church,
in upper Powhatan county.
On "Wednesday the attendance was
very large, and number OF N Man 1.sla ! !,
was the closing day and, notwithstand.
| ing this, there We're fully four hundred
people.
Ready for Primary.
The City Central Committee has com
pleted all arrangements for the prl III.
Chairman Charles Burkert has given
out the list Of the voting places, as
Street; Second Ward. Courthouse: ThirrG
Ward. Fourteenth and Hull Streets, ),
The following van serve 2 at t, the polls Sas
oad, ". ". humpsln Third NJ 4 Rit
she'll: Fourth. W. Porter. Clerks
first. \. y. smith; second. !, Hen Z, :,
Reed; Third, c. r. Fowlkes; Fourth
! Bedford; second, Guy Marklm; Third
i T. S. Davis: Fourth, j, A. Williamson
Personals ana Briefs.
Mr.. Ernest Patram. who Is at the
i Memorial Hospital. having recently I'M
Idergonc an operation. Is reported to b'
4 much improved Mr.. Patram has man!
of Mr.. K. l.. Patram.
I Mr.. ]. l.. Owens, OF Fourteenth art
Perry Streets. who has been quite sick
!. Mr.. Fred w. Smith, Jr. left las
might for Greenville, Va. to spen.
some time with his wife, Mrs. Smitl
IA was taken suddenly III Tuesday a
the, home Of her mother. at the Vale.
}, Hotel.
Mrs. Mary Cousins, Of East Tent
street, Is spending two weeks In Nanse
mond county. While away she WI
visit Norfolk and the jamestown lex
/, Miss Mary patteson. OF Forest ll1l
q viii leave to-day to visit Miss Patti
sIliobson In PoWhatar.
Mr. NJ. Lacy Fendley returned sun
} day from Norfolk, where he spen
several days. lie left yesterday fo
! philadelphia,
Captain and Mrs Gllocl1, of licking
ton, are the guests OF Mrs. Holland, q
, Holland Till
: Mrs, james Button and daughter q
, Baltimore. are VISITING Mrs. Henr
4 lHoland.
9 EIr. and Mrs w, II. seldom, Mr.,
o,lJIenry Holland and Misses Anne an
Leila Friend have returned frol