The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0uTHs|DE
Henry Nunnally, Who Has Been
Missing Since January ed,
Returned Home.
MR.. WELLS CALLED AWAY
MIR. II. L. Denoon Purchases
Leader Building-Will Erect
Fine Office Structure.
Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street

NO. LUZ Hull olSSs
Henry Nunnally, the fifteen-year-old
son OF Mr., and Mrs. L. p. Nunnaly. OF
No. I'll Decatur Street, who left nome
on the night of January I'd. and was
not heard from for a long time, re-
turned home at s o'clock yesterday
morning from Jacksonville. Fla. Harry
Jarvis the boys companion, Is from
pennsylyania, and he Is the one who
was found in an unconscious condition
IN Cowardtn Avenue q few weeks ago
and was gotten a position in Rich
mond. The youngsters went away to-
pether. and returned at the same time.
Among the places they visited are
Raleigh. n. c., Hamlet n. c., Sanford,
n. c., Savannah, GA, colchester, Ga,
and Riceboro, Ga
Young Nunnally regrets very much
that he departed from his home. but
promises to obey his parents now, anu
never leave them again
Mr.. Wells Called Away.
Mr.. Joseph Wens. who is in charge
of the Roberts Ffltering Company, whlch
is constructing the filter plant in this
civ received a telegram yesterday
afternoon announcing the extreme u :
ness of one of his daughters IN MOTIFS
town, n. j. He was competed 10
MI. G. w. Knight, who was formerly
engineer of the Roberts f1lterlhs
Company, is now connected with the
ptttsburg FILTRATION Plant in Pittsburg
Pa.
New Office Building.
Mr.. II. l. Denoon. of Rlcnmohd, VINO
Building, at Tenth and Hull Streets.
from Mr.. A. j. Bradley for the sum
of 100000, says that Manchester VIII
in the near future have . one OF OF me me
State He also bought the once ad-
joining the building. which is now DC.
cupied by Toney & Smith, real estate
Is $500. The lot has iron n,,,Ss % OF
eighteen feet. The Leader Bulldlns,
which fronts forty-two feet on HUI and
ono hundred and twenty feet on Ienth
Streets contains many offices. Among
the important business interests when
have otfices in the building are the
post office. headquarters for the AMER
can Bell Telephone and Telegraph COM
panies Bank OF Manchester c inwsE I,n.
offices, and the May OF "''' ~
gineers Offices hou
The upper floor is the amusement hall
and has always been used tor local en-
fertatnments, germans and pubic meet
ings.
Mr.. w. E. Brown Dead.
After long illness MIR. w. f., Brown
died Yesterday morning at o'clock at
his residence, Tw~nty-fourth and Perry
Streets. He is survived by his ", Wloo"'
MI Brown was forty-hve years old.
The funeral will be attended py com
1nittee from the Liberty Council, NO. Is.
Junior Order OF United American Me
chanics, of Swansboro. of which he was
a member The burial will take place al
the family burying-ground on the farm or
Mr.. w. e. OSBORNE, in the county near
Winterpoc4s, Va the body leaving the
home this morning at o'clock. The ser
vices at the grave, Will be conducted by
Rev, ST. George Abrams.
Caught 'Possum.
While coming from the glassblowers'
dance at Leader Hall Saturday night Mr..
Beattie. of No. lool McDonough Street,
caught an opossum on fence near his
home. 1t was a very large one, and very
''scrappy."
Manchester Euchre Club.
The Manchester Euchre Club met last
night at the residence of Mrs Ingram, OF
> No. 120l Porter Street, at O'Clock, Mrs
c. D. Snow Won the first prize and Mrs
We're ele's Mrs So Bossieux, Mrs. ". f. Mer.
chant, Mrs, A, j. Dailron. Mrs. Willis
Mrs. Garrett Miss Margaret owen. Miss
Warwick and Miss Ellen Broadnax,
Mayor Busy Yesterday.
Frances Coles and Major Roach (col
ored) We're before the Mayor yesterday
morning. charged with being suspicious
for six months. They VIII make them
selves useful on the county roads.
Luther Roach was up for being drum
and disorderly. He paid s. and costs
Joe Barker, Frank BIauton WIFI,
Berry and Willie Griffin, all young whit,
men We're IN court yesterday mornnt
to answer to the charge of being drum
and disorderly on Petersburg car The,
were each fined s. and costs.
Robert Patterson and Crack Harris
were before the court. charged with hay
ing pugilistic performance on tn
street. They We're each fined 50 and costs
Richard woodbridge, who engaged in
fight on Hull Street on May 10, 1906. an
who failed to appear at that time was il
court and paid s. and costs.
Mrs Ross of Sixteenth and Hull Street
'swore out q warrant yesterday agains
Frank Hall. a glaSsblower, charged wit
( beating his board bill.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. H. A. Bowen and daughter lief
Sunday night for Rocky Mount, n. G
10 attend the marriage of the former
niece. Miss Bertha Barns of that city
The ceremony Will take place to-day,
Turnpike, was taken yesterday after
noon at o'clock TO the Memorial Hos
pital. where she Will undergo an op
Mrs. Hudson Wilson lnee Mis-
MsrGyss os Srewe. Va. Is the guest 0
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