The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-24
MERCHANTS MUST
DRAW ALL FOWL
PETERSBURG COMMISSIONS MEH-
CHANTS FEEL THAT ORDINANCE
rs A GREAT HARDSHIP.
WILL MAX { BUTTER
MACHISERY BEING INSTALLED IN
CREAMERY, AND PLANT
WILL soon BE
MOhkING.
WILL MAKE BUTTER

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l'GfiskSBtRei, VA. Noy. a.
Machinery is being installed n the
creamery en- the corner of iiign and
sel.tn streets. The plant Will be "a
amount OF Dlitter consumed III TINS cita
VIII TIE proauseu here. lhe company
has inv ested In the projees about 81
3 500, Mr. "A. Is. Murray. OF onio, mas
had tine work IN charge and has car
rieu forward the PROJECT Very satis-
I facloriiy IL All the Ilsestors
The new creamery Will utilize every
Sat.oH u max tnat may be nreuSnt
into the city.
/ In Ions letter To the school board
/ of Petersburg senator charles I. Las
sitter is urging the organization of
i "A corps Of Virginia volunteer cadets
/ among the school boys Of the city. The
matter viii be given due attention, as
many people speak fasorably of the
idea
Must Clean Dead Fowls.
! The City Council at its next meet
/ ing will take UP the matter OF the
safe of undrawn fowls in Petersburg.
Since 1909 none unless duly prepared
! for the market being thoroughly clean
! ed have been permitted to be sold.
OF course, live fowls have been on
sale, I)r, Martin. the health officer
at the last session OF the Council pre-
scented all amendment to this ordi-
! nanee permitting the sale of undrawn
fowls.
/ The commission merchants feel
great hardship from the ordinance as
! It stands. as many farmers are ship
/ ping to Richmond and Norfolk fowls
I that would be otherwise sold in Pc
I tersbGrg. Consequently the trade is
I injured and the market for fowls not
good
At Duncan Brown Memorial school
Wednesday afternoon ThanksgiSins
exercises were held aud the occasion
was much enjoyed by those who at
tended.
The program consisted CT singing.
games modification of the folk
dance and 10 impromptu dramatiza
ton.
Miss Leighton. principal. made a
! ! Afttf atitIrrys ana explanatory oI the
program which had been prepared.
At the Anderson school special ex-
ereises were also held and the parents
and friends OF the children attended
Personal Items.
Mr.. j. II. Jones, who recently lost
his large sta bles on Lombard street
! by fire. purchased Wednesday from
Mr.. r. A. Harrison a brick stable on
the Same street. and VIII he suitably
( fitted up for the accommodation OF
the large stock Of horses carried by
him.
In the fire several weeks ago. Mr.
Jones lost besides his buildings, five
horses. but ,a4ed about twenty-five
from burning,
Wednesday evening at nine o'clock
at the residence of Rev. ). s. Robin
son. pastor Of Ettrick Baptist church
Mr.. Allie V. Madeira and Miss Beutah
u. Hawkins were united in marriage.
Rev. Mr.. Robertson officiating.
Mr.. II. G. Coltart and daughter.
Miss Julienne, OF Memphis, Tenn. are
visiting Mrs Louis l.. Kidd on Park
Place. Mr.. Coltart is grand represen~
tative Of the. Grand Lodge Of odd
Fellows. ~ Tennessee. to the sovereign
grand lodge.
The funeral services OF Mr.. Thomas
l.. Shipper We're conducted Wednes-
day at non from st. Pants Episcopal
church and many friends We're in al
tendance from Richmond, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. The floral designs
were numerous and beautiful The
funeral was conducted by Rev. r. w.
Rarnweli. rector, assisted by Dr. G.
Braxtnn Bryan.
The palibearers We're: DR. S. w
Budd. pr W e. Croekford. Major
, BENJAMIN Harrison, r. G. Stratchan,
J. Mel Rufn. p. Fl. Jackson r. A.
Orr and Il. Boiling Wilcox
| Honorary--S. NJ. Green. John Il.
Patterson. Robert Gillian, DIR. j. NJ.
Peasants q. h. Gill DIR .. u. Wilcox
and David Dunlop
Mrs. Blossie Steed. wife OF Mr. A. J.
Steed. and sister az Mr. r. NJ Eanes.
Of Petersburg. died at her home in
Brunswick Wednesday morning
The funeral was held Thursday at
twelve O'clock. She Ia survived by her
husband three sons and five daugh-
ters, two brothers and one sister.