The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
MRS. N. c. MOORE
PAINFULLY BURNED
OyERTURNs KETTLE WHEN BOIL
ING PRESERVES At HER HOME
IN PETERSBURG.
CITIZEN BREAKS ARM
FALLS OR Is THROWN FROM
STREET CAR In ATTEMPTING
OALIGHT AT DAVIS
STREET CORNER.
CITIZEN BREAKS ARM
Vfrginian Bureau,
Law Building, Phone 1887.

PETERSBURG, VA. Aug, IL
Mrs. NJ. &. Moore, of West street was
painfully burned this morning. She
was boiling preserves and overturned
! the kettle. Her hands and feet were
painfully burned. She received prompt
medical attention. and was getting
along nicely this afternoon.
w A. Boswell, a we'll known citizen,
broke his left arm at the elbow this
afternoon. Mr.. Boswell rode on the
street car up Washington street, and
attempted TO get off AT Davis street.
He either fell or was thrown acct
dentialiy from the car. He was taken
to his home on Friend street, and re-
ceived medical attention.
Mrs. EdHaHn.is Dies
Mrs. ]. T. Edrnunds died this morn
ing at o'clock at her residence.
3s Bank street. She was 81 years OF
age. and had been a sufferer for years.
She Is survived by her husband, two
sons. Vernon and Clifford Edmunds,
one brother. George T. Granger, Of
Richmond. and two sisters, Mrs K.
Kell. of Richmond. and Mrs. 7. r.
Tunstall, of Burkeville The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 6 O'Clock at the grave in Blan-
ford cemetery.
Mrs. Rebecca Sadier.
Mrs Rehecca Ann Sadler. wife of
A. r. SadIer. died last Eight at 100
o clock at her home on Bank street,
She was II year old, She is sur
vived by her husband, three sons,
Messrs y. f.. G. w. and ". Fl.
Sadler and one daughter. Mrs P. d.
Sadier. all OF this city. The funeral
took place this afternoon al 1880
O'Clock from the residence. The re-
mains were shipped to La Crosse. Va,
for burial.
Seven coaches nled with white and
colored excursionists from Durham,
y. c.. arrived here this afternoon
about one O'Clock. They spent the
day making purchases and visiting
points of interest.
Protracted Meeting.
a protracted meeting was begun
at Trinity church, pinwiddie county,
yesterday. The services were largely
attended. The meeting will continue
through the week.
Wed In weldon.
Miss Carrie May Pritchett, and
Joseph h. Lobbs a well known young
couple Of the West End, were married
last night in Weldon. \. c. The
couple were accompanied to Weldon
by Edward Taylor. an uncle of the
bride
George y. Harrison. well known
Young business man has given con-
tract for the erection of a handsome
colonial residence on Westover avenue,
Walnu Hill. II will cost $4,000
The death of Charles S. Stringfeiaow
in Richmond yesterday. caused much
regret here, He lived here many
years. and was a prominent lawyer.
Thomas r. Ivey left this morning on
business for the Jr. o L. A. M. his
objective points being Clarksville and
Houston. He will deliver addresses
al both Of these places
Rev. Ernest Stevens. -asto- Of Trim
ity Methodist church. Richmond. was
a visitor here today
Joseph Rosenberg and family are
visiting at ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs A. F. Short Jr,. left
today on a Northern pleasure trip.
n A, REM and family are AT Ocean
View
New Dwellings Going Up.
A large number OF new dwellings are
being erected in different parts OF the
city.
Mrs Marion Moon left ,nls morning
for Washington TO attend the wedding
OF her cousin, Miss Eta Collins, which
takes place in that city next We'd
nesday-
Misses NeiHe and Marguerite hll-
martin are visiting relatives in WAY
erly
Robert q. Jones, OF Savannah. Ca.
formerly OF this city. is visiting rela
tives here.
Miss Jennie Allen. OF Nashville,
Tenn. is visiting her brother, H F.
Allen, IS4 High street.
+. A. Sanford has returned from a
visit to the seashore.
The Crater league will meet We'd
nesdas afternoon at O'Clock
Hrisfs.
Miss Elise Clay and Lloyd Goulder
of Hinton street. are visiting rels-
lives in Dinwiddie county.
Elmer w Sydnor. of the editorial
staff of the index Appeal. has accept
ed the position OF principal of the
North View high school. in Meckfen-
burg county.
George Grover Rodgers has returned
from a visit to Prince George county,
b. y. Keys left this morning on
Northern business trip.
William T. Hall, OF Southampton
county, Is critically i'll. He is
brother OF Robert L. Hall, OF this city.