The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-29

Jail by the Police Justice this morn
in the Hastings Court. The alleged
offense was committed several weeks
ago, and Harris was located and ar
rested in Emporia yesterday. 1t is
charged, and he makes no denial. that
Harris forged citizens name to a
check for $40, which he got another
citizen to cash. It is also alleged that
he passed other checks of like char
acter. Harris is married man and
has a wife and several children liv-
ing in this city.
Personal md Otherwise.
First Lieutenant Robert Gillian. Jr..
will command the Petersburg Grays
during the encampment of the COM
pany at Gettysburg, Captain w. l..
thinner having resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Market, of
Dinwiddie county. have issued invita-
tons to their silver wedding. which is
to be celebrated on July 6.
The Southside Realty Company. Inc,
sold at auction yesterday afternoon for
Vim. R. Mckinney, trustee. a farm Of
145 acres in Dinwidde county, about
SIX miles lEOlll 1clcISDuISs 1oI So,OoO
Geo. v. Burgess was the purchaser.
Miss Nellie Estelle Harrell and Nor
timer B. Robertson. we'll known and
popular young couple of this city.
were married in Norfolk to-day.
At a meeting of the Health Com
mittee last evening Charles D. Eanes.
at present member of the police
corps. was elected Assistant Sanitary
Inspector
"A. d. Harding, John C. Bowman and
Robert L. Bowman left this afternoon
for New York. They will join A. P.
Hill Camp on Saturday and accompany
the veterans to Springfield. Mass.
all doubt as to the acceptance by
Waynesboro, Va. OF the call to the
Tabb Street Presbyterian Church in
this city has been removed.
A large camp of Woodmen of the
World was Instituted and the officers
installed several evenings ago at
sutherlands, in Dinwiddie county.
District Deputy r. z. Mayes, of this
CITY, OBLIGATED, and he says it was one
of the largest camps he has instituted
in four years. "A ], Sutherland is the
consul-commander Of the camp.
big outing will be given the poor
children of the city by the Salvation
ers have volunteered their machines to
give the children parade through
the city and take them on long 10Y
ride" into the county and carry them
to and from the place where they will
spend thu day picnicking Others have
contributed to the supply of refresh
ments for the day.
Southslde Medical Association.
The southside Virginia Medical AS
ISOLATION held it's twenty-ninth session
here to-day in the A. P. Hill Camp
Hall. with DR.. r. L. Raiford. Of Sed-
ley, the president. in the chair. Three
sessions were held-two this afternoon
and the last tonight. The president
delivered his address directly after
the opening of the first session, after
which followed in order papers on va
rlous subjects OF interest to the pro-
fession, prepared and read by physi-
clans from the counties and from Nor
attendance OF members was quite
large,
The meeting tonight was open to
the public and two addresses were de-
livered. DR., o. c. Wright. of Sussex
spoke on THE Obligations OF Doctors
to Society, and Some Things the Pub
lie Should Know
DR.. J. Shelton Horsley. of Richmond
addressed himself to The RESPONSE
bility Resting Upon the Friends and
Relatives OF Patients"
After the election OF new members
and the transaction OF some routine
business, the association adjourned.
The members We're entertained at a
banquet given by the Petersburg fac
ulty.