The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
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Confederate Veterans to Receive
Crosses Of Honor
Saturday.
FUNERAL OF MRS. LOSER
Elks to Hold Special Meeting To-
Night to Consider Home
Question.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
No liu2 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
No. liQ2 Hull Street.
NV order of Commander David Moore,
all members of W. b. WOODBRIDGE camp,
Confederate Veterans, OF Chesterfield,
who have provided themselves with APP
pllcations for crosses OF honor In proper
form will meet at Lender Hall in Man
chester. ut z. NJ, on January 18th, and
40 thcrefrom III body To Lee camp Han,
Richmond, TO receive the crosses and par
tlcipate in the exercises incident to the
celebration of the centenary OF the birth
OF General Robert H. Lee.
Funeral of Mrs. Loser.
Tie funeral OF Mrs. Loser. who died
Thursday afternoon in the home of her
son. took place yesterday morning at
il o. clock from west End Church swans
boro. Mrs. Loser was sixty-three years
OF age, and Is survived by three sons
Brant, OF Newport News; Titus and Paul
Loser of SWnnsburo. and three daugh-
1ers-- Misses Katie and Clara, of swans
boro. and Mrs. james conley. of Rich
The pall-bearers were Messrs, w. y.
Taylor, Homer Wills. r. a. Hughes. Q.
=. Moore: j. ". Bauehn, w. e. Clements
j.. W. Esgleston. and a. y. Clements.
The nterment was made in Maury Gene
The funeral of Mrs. wood formerly
3 o'clock The intermept was made In
Blandfnra Cemetery. in Petersburg.
The funeral of Mr. John Mcintosh who
died at his home in Granite suddenly
Friday took place from the home yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The In
termcnt was made in Maury Cemetery.
ind the services were conducted by Rev.
u. u. Mcclure. OF Bon Air
Boy Still Missing.
Henry NunnalIy son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. p. Nunhally, OF No. ~ Decatur Street,
who has been missing since January 90.
Eether with his companion. Harry jar
Wis. left on. the night of January cd, ana
his whereabouts is still mystery. jar
Wis is about the same age as Sunnaly
tfifteen years. and the same height. The
last the parents heard of Henry he was
IN Tampa, Fla, The boys mother is al
most Frustrated over his departure. She
and her husband are very anxious 10
learn Of his whereabouts and request that
any person discovering him. wherever u
may be. will have him locked up until
mis- father can come for him.
Elks to Hold Meeting.
The Manchester Lodge OF Elks win hold
special meeting tonight. to consider
the question of purchasing their present
home. or buying land and erecting a
home especially for the purpose.
The present home is owned BY Mr..
Joseph Miidendorf. and il Is understood
that he has offered TO sell the property
ments will be served.
In Police Court.
Saturday night was busy time with
the Manchester officers. Ten arrests were
made. as follows: Thomas Celes and
Major Roach. coored. for being sIspi-
eious characters; Luther Roach, white.
FOR bclns. drunk and disorderIy: Richard
Mooldrige. for fighting on Seventh and
Hull Streets. May 10. 1906, Woodbridge was
bailed and failed to appear on the above
date. Robert Patterson and Crack Har-
rison colored, for lighting on street: Joe
1sarker. Frank .Blanton. Willie Berry, and
Willie Griffith white for being drunk
and disordcrly. the latter being taken
from the Richmond and Petersburg
Mayor this morning
Father Coleman Here.
Father D. r. Coleman arrived here
Saturday TO succeed Father Cyril De
Muynck as pastor OF the Sacred Heart
Church. Father De Muynck has been
Holy Cross, In Lynchburg. Father Cole
man celebrated the masses in the church
yesterday morning.
Personals and Briefs.
DIR. +. T. Rucker. who was hurt in
an accident last week, has recovered.
Mr.. j. G. Sncllings, of No. 1926 Huh
Street, who has been i'll for the past
week was reported last night to be
about the same.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oppleman,
of No. 1905 Hull Street.
Master Frederick Ely, OF No. 1f6 East
Thirteenth Street, is sick with the
Money Nunnally, of No 1921 Hull
Street, is III in his home.
Mr.. J. W. Rudd. of No. sos Stockton
Street, who has been sick for the past
week, was able TO be out yesterday.
Mr.. Philip Oppleman, of Lawrence
VILE. Va. is the guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oppleman of No.
1905 Hull Street.
a beautiful flag is being put on the
cambridge Street School annex, which
is given by Miss Ethel Day.
Mr.. Benjamin A. Baber, of No. lilo
Eemmes Street. who was badly injured
the first part of the year, was report
ed last night to he not so well.
Mr.. John NJ Lum. who broke his arm
and leg while inspecting railroad car
about three weeks ago, is improving
rapidly.