The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-23
News Of South Richmond

| face full OF cuts and bruises. He presented
such a yoebegone look that he was lei on
with i!gh; fac OF S2j0 and costs.
Property Transfer.
BY deeds OF borga!n and sale. recorded
by Clerk Walter Du Val. of the Hastings
Court Part 2. yesterday. a l.. Adamson
became the owner OF one piece o: property.
described as q parcel OF land and DWELL
Ing thereon, fronting twsnty-six feet on
auireh from Dorsey D. Daniel for Tic and
other considerations. and disposed OF an
other parcel with dwelling. described as
fronting thirty-three feot on Eleventh be-
tween Decatur and Stockton Streets to
Ernest w. Lpscomo for sLtoo.
In Hastings Court.
Because Judge E II. Wells Ia pYeaidin6
IN the Law and Equity Court of Richmond,
no chses will DO tried in Hastings Court,
Pan to-day To-morrow. however, three
folonles will DO tried. TWO are for euttin q
with Intent to kill. The most important
o! these Is the OF C. H. Knuekles,
charged with cutting woman who It Is
alleged. refused to give him a meal.
Nelson Austin. coIored, for the fourth
time. VIII appear on the charge of throw
Ing csESoiic ncid In the face of his wife.
The Commonwealth has never succeeded In
locating the woman, who is deemed an i'm
portant witness. Austin. through his at
toraey. Charles Morris, will ark for dls-
IniEsai. as the man has been In Jail ever
since tho alleged onenso occurred. It lie
claimed By Aust!n that he did not Intend
to commit the orensc charged. BUT that IL
Was an accident. pure md simple.
Cornerstone Opened.
When the cornerstone OF the old Xardet-
House in tho Souths!de was opened yes
terdny II vas found that water had crep,
In. and as result all papers were d.
s,royed. Tho only objects left intact we're
ave coins a 2-cent piece. dated 1855: small
i-eent GATED 1858; HInaii l-cen, OF 1895: large
t-cent Of 1855 and large l-cen: OF 1879.
Lodge Meetings.
CouncilE Nos. 8, "a, Il and S. embracing
the entire membership of the Jr o. u. a.
". on tho sou;hside. will meet In a Joint
dift Church next Sunday afternoon at $50
o'cloce Sudse E. II. welln will MAKE the
PRINCIPAL address. Other we'll known men
OF the SouthsIde will also speak
Liberty Council. No. IL viii NEE, AZ (,ts
: quarters at 2:so o'clock. and will march TO
| the church IN q body.
Ioseph f. johnson Camp, Confederate
Veterans. will meet in regula. Ee.,Ion to.
night. ~
Nurse on Duty.
Lillian Hall. who was recently ap-
,ioih'ed district nurse of South Richmond
has entered on her dutier. She can be
Fsached by any ono desiring her service,
either at the Nurses Home or by leaving
Bniabridge Street
For the eenea, o: the building fund tho
women OF the Stockton Street Baptist
1s au,ch wi, VIII sive Thanksgiving or birthday
psItE tonight In the new building Twelfth
and Stockton Streets. varied ana in,.r
esiing program has been arranged FOR tho
4 meeting to which all mon mr.. ,,v,,..
VIII De held In the Meade Memorial chnrcS
.o,hiGht at o'clock a. B. Anderson ais.
s tic councillor, Brotherhood of 81. An
sevo,ai NIL deliver an address. as Will
Se'o'ai members OF the congregation
Eioyd-Crfdlin
y pretty home marriage was so,.,,,,
Srise:s afternoon at the residence OF u O
orioe parents in Woodland Heights w5an
N.Ss May Cridlin became the wife Of Ivn.
toh g. Lloyd. % South Richmond ~.
f ather gsr was reformed by the brides
Kew. j. T. Haley, The house wn, ta,t.,rIi,
ossofated with cut flowers An ,mprovisaS
a a..sr OF palms and ferns. before which the
notinr XIV was reformed, was fixed In the
"a. 'of. MISS CTidlln. sister o? the br,de
aSed as brides maid. and c. Fl ,.,oDa
s.o,her OF the groom. was best man. III.
it was Sowned In a handsIms blue trav-
roses. Vi briae
LINN Immediately following the ceremony the
young couple left for an extended NORTH.
Funeral To-Day.
me funeral OF Vivian, the small dnucbt
y. nr. and Mrs d. NJ. Jameson formerly
Eor .outh richmond, who died yesterday In
Cemetery oe IN Maury
Mrs. 2. J, Johnson aged th,r,y-fve year,
e!ed Tuesday at the home o; hsr .,..ss
Mrs MIS-. NJ E. Miskeis. rs West sevsnth.
street. She Is survived by her mothsr
three sisters and three brothers
~ Personal and General.
Mrs. Albert Mayo. who has been yts,,,,
,n 1r sister Mrs Charles Thornton. has RE
turned to her homo in Petersburr
MISS Lucille Wilkerson. who has h.ar ,;s-
ham. her parents In Amelia. has returned
guest OF relatives % 'he
afs, PANEL b. Bridstorth and SON. Rem
~" , visiting the formers mother, Mrs. B.
Miss Hntse Kelly is visiting Mis-. sam,
Tr..ln or Porter street, same
w. !. Reams, who recently underwent a
, ,aT operation NJ John Hopkins Hospi
NJ na,'''nore is doing nicely at present.
t"Is. a. ~ Jewett and Miss Josie ,Jewett
y, Iort NORFOLK. are the guests OF Mrs,
Lloyd, Tenth and pccntur- a..sS.. ~ ..