The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-25
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|DE
Building and Lands Committee
Open Bids for Hedge for
Court Square.
COMMITTEE FAILS QUORUM
Manchester Bureau. Dispatch,
No. hoe Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau. Times-Dlspatch,
No. HOO Hull street.
The regular meeting of the Building
and Lands Committee was held last
night. Nothing of importance came
before the committee with the eXcep-
ton Of the opening Of the bids for the
hedge which Is to go around the Court
Square. Two bids were received, but
the contract was not let last night.
Messrs. Moore and Brown were ap-
pointed a committee to look into the
matter and to determine the variety
Of shrub which will be best to use.
The committee transacted routine
business and then adjourned. Those
present We're Messrs. NJ. A. Campbell.
L. r. Brown. o. l.. Goodwin, j w.
Moore, T. E. Taylor and j. B. Rudd.
The Fire Committee was called for
last night, but that body failed to
have a quorum
Vets TO Jamestown.
A number of members of Joseph +.
Johnston Camp. Confederate Veterans,
will leave here this morning for James
town to participate in the State camp
exercises there to-day. They Will go
In uniform and will have a place in
the line Of march.
Mahle-Lconard.
A quiet hene wedding was SOL
emnized yesterday morning in the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary A. Evans, No. %
West Ninth Street, when her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary S. Leonard, became the
bride OF Mr.. C. II. Mahle. Of Baltimore,
On account OF u recent bereavement
In the family. the wedding was an eX-
ceedingy quiet one. and only the i'm
mediate family were present The only
attendants were Misses Mary and
Sophie Decor. nieces of the bride.
Following the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Father David Cole
man, a wedding breakfast was served.
Mrs. Mahle IS well-known In Man
chester, where she has many friends.
MIR. Mahle is successful Independent,
oil man, and is proprietor OF the South
ern Oil Company, of this city.
They left yesterday morning for the
North. and will make their home in
Baltimore.
Robbed Register.
Some one entered the saloon of A. f.
Donald, No 1877 Hull Street, some time
"Wednesday night, and between si3 ana
$14 was taken from the cash register
The case has been placed In the hands
Of the police, who have a man under
srspicion The entrance was made
through the rear door of the place.
S. G. BEDFORD, colored, charged with
being disorderly on a street car was
made to pay $40 and costs in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning,
Lawrence Tucker, small white how
was UP on the charge OF stealing some
lead pipe. He was dismissed.
Personals and Briefs.
Messrs 7. p. Pulley, W. Il. Pulle,
and sister, of No, 1920 Ba!nbriJ,;e
T Etreet, left yesterday for Jamestovyn
where they Will remain "a week
Mrs. 3. j. Walker and children, VIII,
have been visiting her mother. or
Porter Street, left yesterday for he,
home at Lacrosse, Va.
Captain Digs Pryor and wife. q
Alabama, are visiting relatives in Man
chester.
a s The Rev. YW. ], Durham wednesda,
night conducted his first prayer meet
ing at Batnbridge Street Ban,ts
Church, and this was largely attende
and the interest was exceptlonar
strong.
& Messrs. Charles ANGEL and Harr
\ Latham are visiting the jamestown Ex
position,
s.i Mrs. Clarence Walden is spending sew
h eral days at the exposition, She is OK
pected home Saturday evening
@gss The Brownie Cantata Will be give
TUESDAY night In Leader Hall for til
4 henefit OF Cowardin Avenue Church, vi
der the direction Of Miss Agnes E.
and Mrs. r. r. Sharp. and will hava II
s assistance of ". ]. Morr!sett, who wi
n ving SOLO.
Those who will take part in II
Il program Will be Misses Myrtle ga,
lett, Corinee Johnson. Consula III,
Carthy. Mary Richardson. Lucille For
Alice Roberts, Olive Lum. Ruth III
" hand, Mrs. Holiday. Arthur Rober
@ and Raymond Hall
ka5f'siIsE ~ q nda of harsnIn ard sale have hnf