The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-01
NE OF MOSBY'S MEN
MARRIES HIS COUSIN
Femony Performed in Culpeper
I Visiting Clergymen-Build-
er Has Narrow Escape.
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Culpepcr, Va. August 31.-Bcnoni
Malls. Confederate veteran and u
member Of Mosby's famous command.
and his cousin. Miss Lucrctia Nails.
were quietly married here this week
10y the Rev. Mr.. Irvine. a Presbyterian
ing relatives here. The ceremony took
pace at the Burns place. just outside
oi Culpeper, an attractive home. which
las recently, been purchased by Mr..
3Nialis,, and where the couple will make
neir future home. For some years
spect BALLS s;,, who Is most highly re
8,hip with Henry Hawlcy Il veteran OF
ne other side, and it was "a favorite
astime with, their friends to visit
iose two old soldiers and listen to
eielr amicable discussions of war
The Cuipeper Chapter. Daughters Of
NE Confcdcracy. will hold "A party on
ruesday evening on the grounds of the
o ICONS home, home: on East street. which Is
e appropriated TO the Ali-south Monu-
ent fund. for which this chapter had
e t6is eSed good Iii al amount, feature
ictures. which will be posed by the
eaux and bellies of Culpcper. in charge
md Richmond.
AT Mr Scott; Of :. Kentucky. who has re-
- owned by General William Townes
iarion Peyton. a builder, had mar
ow escape from death when he lost
PIPER moor and fell through the raftcrs
& nd other framework from that floor to
o ssar OF the eld GSpep as sas
Eater in the day was taken to his
fome near Leon, this county. suffering
p lbs having been broken and other
1rts sustained
John j. Miller, a prominent business
nj - <<,l,
tied by Henry Fairfax. State Fair AS
T. ociation president, to be one OF the
onorary yice-presidents for the en-
Or: Horace B. Hall, who had been
bending the summer in Culpeper with
Is is, daughter' Mrs Willie Robertson.
ht. after brief illness. The fu-
al services were held at the Robert.
home on Friday afternoon. and
mmond, OF the Episcopal Church.
early nay, saturday sf, mprning the flu
4ere the interment was in the city
cemetery, the services at the grave
oeins conducted by Rev. J. J. I-anier
Rrector of st Georges of which church
Hot. Hall had been for more than fifty
years yestryman.
ali a saiyees ,h have ssen
HE Washington Rappahannock Baptist
church. In which the pastor has been
pos: ably assisted by Rev, L. b. Jack
pulpit was filled by visiting minister.
Hssv. George W Clark. Of Henderson,
large barn on the farm OF Colum-
Bus Barnes was. with all its contents.
Destroyed by fire on the afternoon of
SIS entirely unknown. and no one was
" the premises when the building
Pors it was in a bright blaze and Id i'm
possible to save il. This same barn
Las. queerly enough. struck BY light
that time was quickly discovered
f& Rarnes's neighbors. who succeeded
distinguishing the flames
trm in the Stevensburg reighborhood
PAS purchased the property on West
reet belonging to the heirs of the
kte Edward Smith and his wife. whose
HNothS> YJthin-- 2, -,1cc;h--o t-aach other
5IPeSurred Hhe first OF the summer
Tiers VII be Ga, Join, me OF the
3kneTuesday. Basket lunches. will be
brought and an all-day session held.
henbcrs of the farmers institute, is
expected to be present; and Captain
O'Clock the members OF the Tomato
fClub will give canning demonstra-
Ftheir' work is done. Ribbons Will be
given to club members winning first
second and third in the, following eX-
hibits: l. Best stalk of corn, consid
erinG type and development q Larg
est stalk OF corn. 3 Best potato. l..
Best half-dozen of tomatoes.
Baptist ministers from Culpeper and
adjoining counties are preparing TO at
tend the one hundred and nineteenth
session OF the shiloh Baptist Asso-
citation. which will be held next week
at the Baptist Church at Ruckersville,
in Green County. beginning Tuesday
and continuing three days. Many
- thousands annually attend these meet
%1ngs, and IL is always gala week in
&Thatever locality IL is held, the mem
8ers OF the church and community
~ icing with each other in showing
8avish hospitality to the visitors. The
&ficcrs OF the association for the pres
& 3nt year are: Rev. T.. w. Winfrey.
~ oderator: ]. A. Hoffman. clerk: w. r.
NELSON, treasurer. all Of whom are
8@ sidents Of Culpcper.