The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Health Department May Estab-
lisli Station for Treatment OF
Tuberculosis.
TO SELL GRAv D
Wilkinson to BE Heard in Police
Court Satrrday-Personals
and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. Timcs-D ispatch,
No HOO Hull Street.


No. 1l02 Hui Street.
1t is more than probable that the
Health Department OF the city will
take under consideration the matter
OF having a station for the treatment
of tuberculosis opened here.
Board OF Health yesterday afternoon
attended meeting IN Richmond Of
fSss y the Saona fef Haaosa ths
should be taken into consieEration., as
there are many persons with the dis
1t is also most evident that 1T is most
city.
Even should the treatment fail to-
and informed in such a manner as to
prevent It's spread
1t is proposed that store on. Hull
Street be rented by the city, and that
tn doctor be assigned there each night
and receive the patients IL is thought
that one OF the several doctors should
each have a night at the station dur
TO Sell Burylng- Ground.
a suit has been filed in the Corpora
tion Court of Manchester Tor the pur,
pose of allowing the heirs of samuel
w. Weisiger to sell the old burying.
ground at the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Perry Streets.
The burial place has not been used
since the Civil War. and All of the bod.
disInterred. Should the court grant
permission for the sale the burial
ground Will be offered for building
lots. 1t Is most desirable site on ac-
count Of its location. Willis c. Pulliam
represents the heirs.
The Corporation Court yesterday adj
journed for the November term.
Wilkinson Again Batlcd.
Robert Wilkinson. who was arrested
several days ago for striking 1onn
Tignor on the head with a rock, was
again arrested TUESDAY on account OF
Tignor- had been seriously injured.
1t later developed that such was
not the case and the Wilkinson boy
called on Saturday morning.
Charles Goode,, colored. funeral
director of Richmond. was up yester-
day in Police Court on the charge of
violating the ordinances concerning
driving on sections in the cemetery.
He was fined $40 and costs.
Personals and briefs.
The Street Committee has been call
ed to meet tonight at s o'clock.
Mr.. David Crockett. who has for
some. time been employed in the Man
has severed his connection with the
concern and returned to his home in
Pulaski
Mr. d. 1. Toney left yesterday morn
ing for Washington to attend the ses-
sion of the National Harbors and
Rivers Congress. Mr.. Toney was one
OF the delegates appointed from Man
Joseph L. Johnston Camp, Confeder..
ate Veterans. will hold an important
meeting Tonight
dergarten Association. viii hold a
fancy sale at the residence of Mrs.
David Hay, a1 Tenth ana McDonough
Streets. Tonight. The pro.eeds wi will
| will have many attractive articles
which will be most useful for Christi
mas gifts.
Mrs. Peter Zeylstra has returned
home from Charlestown. where she has
been visiting his mother.
Mr.. NJ. Lacy Fendley has returned to
Mrs. IL W. Minor. of Charlottesville,
is visiting her son, Mr.. r. r. Minor,
at Forest Hill.
Miss, Anne Friend who has been
aIiss Bessie Henley is the guest of
Miss Page Hewlett.
Miss May Bronaugll has returned
! from Norfolk. where she spent Thanks
giving holidays as the guest of Mrs.
Minor Brqnaugh.
Mr.. Horace HoH T. Red ho who has been
twelfth Street. is much improved
Mrs. ". f. Lee, OF Charlottesville, is
the guest of Mrs. r. I, Minor, at For
est Hill.
In the scllool-house at Forest Hill to-
! day and tomorrow from 2 p. NJ to 10
| r. NJ, for the benefit of religious SER
vices. the Helpers" will have their
| Christmas sale. Those having Christ
/ mas presents to give and are in doubt
what to select will do we'll to attend.
There will be music and supper each
might. No admission fee will be
charged
| The Industrial Chapter of Meade Me-
l tn1 tina
sale Friday night, December Sch. at the
home of Miss Minnie Weisiger, on Per-
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. L. Huband, GLADYS Nashti. died at
1nington. n. c.. Tuesday morning.
4 The remains were brought to this
The remains. We're brought to this
lefty, and the fnterment was made in
4 Maury Cemetery yesterday morning.
/ at the annual meeting of the Wo-
! mans Missionary Society Of Bainbridge
Street Baptist Church the following Of
4 hcers We're elected for the year: Presi-
Ident, Mrs. ". III. White; Vice-President,
Mrs. u. A. Hancock: Secretary, Miss
Emma Lamb: Assistant Secretary, Mrs.
3. A: Nunnally; Treasurer Mrs. B. o.
The Golden Cleaners of Bainbrldge
Street Baptist Church Will hold their
annual meeting in the home of Miss
/ NIeba1 NIoodv an ESridov rjpl, tlt