Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-01
THE BUILDING.



DR.. George b. Steel returned to the city
| yesterday.
One small suit was instituted in the City
Circuit Court Yesterday.
Mr.. AexandcrH. Never has just returned
| from trip to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. G. K. Roper and children, of Church
| Hill. are visiting relatives in Albemarle
county.
Colonel John Bell Biggers was somewhat
easier last night and his speedy recovery Is
hoped for.
Mrs. John Jones, Of Chesterfield, is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. Rothrock, of north
Ninth street.
Miss Lily Benbow returned to Greens
boro'. n. C., yesterday after pleasant
stay in the city.
Mrs. Mary Noud, Of Washington, and her
| daughter Miss Mary, are visiting Mrs.
David ID. Beattie.
Sherifs John A. Brimmer, Jr. Of Nor
| folk, and c. VI. Webber, of Roanoke, We're
at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Mollie Evans has returned from an
| extended visit TO Martinsburg, W. Va,
Berkeley Springs, and Maryland.
Miss Mamie Davis has left for the Rock
bridge Alum Springs, where she will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. B. +.
! johnson.
Mrs. Charles W. Dunstan will leave this
afternoon for Steyensyille, where she vail
spend some time with the parents of her
husband.
Mr.. L. w. Allen, of McAdams Berry,
returned yesterday from Old Point and
l. L.. L,li I..t, -t,.tt.l
ing his vacation.
Miss Lillian Book. OF Clayton. Del. re-
turned home Yesterday after a pleasant
visit 70 the Misses Null and Miss Jennie
Otey, No. 5il north Eighth street.
Mr.. James T. Butler, son Of Rev. J. VI.
Butler, Of this city, who formerly lived
here but now resides at Reusen's, near
Lynchburg, is on visit 20 friends here.
Major J. H. Dinneen left for the White
Sulphur Springs last night. he Is dele
gate to the National Bar Association.
which meets at the White Sulphur to-day.
Alr. Nathaniel r. Taefor, late sergeant in
the United States army, but now a resident
Of Richmond. has returned TO the city
after an absence of ten days spent at the
seashore.
j. s. Irby, late Of the Times reportorial
staff, has accepted a position upon that
journal rs travelling correspondent, and
left the city yesterday evening for Danville
and southern cities.
During the month of July 1913 deeds of
bargain and SALE &c, were recorded III the
clerks Office of the HenricO County Court
and fifteen marriage were Issued
nine TO white and seven TO colored couples.
Engineer James NJ. Pickrell, Of the Uni
ted States navy, has been ordered on duty
at Richmond in connection with the cor
struction by the Locomotive Works OF the
engines and boilers Of the war-shlp Texas.
w. W. Lancaster, one of Richmond's old
BOYS, but now connected with the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia and Nor
folk and Western railroads at Bristol. Is IN
the city ON a short visit TO friends and rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. Moesta received a cablegram yester-
day from her husband, Mr.. II. w. MOesta,
advising her of his safe arrival, with hls
two children. at Bremen, Germany, whence
he goes on a two months trip through
Germany.
The Supreme Lodge Of the Order Of
Chosen Friends for Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina. and Tennessee have
elected Mr.. Andrew j. Reid, of Friendship
Council. Norfolk, delegate TO the Su-
SCouncil, which meets in Ninneapo-
lis. Mimi, in September. Mr.. ). l.. Bloom
berg, of Richmond, was elected alternate.