The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-01
LOCAL NOTES


ger Spring this week.
Mss Newhiser. the oTganist at ST.
Peters Cathedral, Is very III.
Mr. John Hunter and wife are visit
ing friends in Louisa county.
Henry Samuels, manager n the
Louisa Adrnncc. was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. Mollie Fitzwilson and family. Of
Church Hill, are visiting near GOrdons-
VILE
NJ. Scion b. WoodGn. Of the Dipofch
rep0rtorial staff went up 20 BucEiug-
ham county last night.
Miss Lucy Young, who has been visit
ing Miss Hardy, 10 Louisa county. has
returned ~ Richmond.
Mrs. Z. l.. Vest, who has been visit
ing relatives here, returned to her
home. in Lyuchburg. Friday.
Mr. r. l.. Courtney. Jr.. Of the firm
of Smith q Courtney. - absent from
the city on business tour for his house.
Miss 6 rtrude Hart Of Marshall street
has returned home after a protTacted
visit To- the mountainous section Of Nir-
qinia.
The small boy is about to become a
nuisance at the Capitol. He las found
ont that there is free ride Ia The elega-
tor for him.
Col. W. Il. Chesterman, city editor
of the DisD0fch and his brother Mr..
Bruce Chesterman. have returned from
an extended northern tour.
Major Lewis Ginter. who has been IN
the White Mountains and Saratoga FOR
the past two months, has returned
home greatly improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. John x. Courtney, Of
Atlanta. Ga. left for home yesterday.
Mrs. Courtney has been in the CITY some
time. the guest Of her father, Major I.
J.. Courtney, ST.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ j. Morley nee Miss
Katie Black and Miss Mamie Morley.
an Of whom have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. y. J. Black. Of this city. have re-
turned to Philadelphia, where they will
reside permanently.
Miss Florence billiard, # Memphis,
Tenn. is in the city. the guest Of Misses
Gale on Floyd street extended. She
leaves in q few DAYS for Boston, Mass.
where she viii remain for year at the
Of Music.
Mrs. a. Burnett and her two daugh-
tefs returned to the city yesterday
They have been visiting
friends in Philadelphia. Pa, and vii
mingt0n, Del.
Mr. August II. Stille. Of r. l.. Chris
tan & Co has returned to the city from
a pleasant trip 10 the White Sulphur
Springs and through the Blue Ridge
and Allegheny mountains.
Mtssrs. j. c. Bannon and John G.
Ernest, connected with the cotton de-
rartment Of the banking house OF
Henry Clues & Co., New York. were 10
the city yesterday, and paid the TINES
oflice brief visit.
Mr.. A. Burnett, one of the city /
policemen. enjoyed his ten days fur /
ough by visiting his wife and children. /
" no were in Wilmington, Del. He re-
turned to the city and went on duty I
several days ago.
Mrs 5. Lehman. Of Durham. n. c..
and two children are in the city. the
guests Of Mr. A II Kaufman. of No. : /
v est Marshall street. Mrs. Lehman is
.n route 20 Spoken Falls. Washington
Territory Tor Sta,e). where she con-
making her future home.
NJ T. Uudnall. treasurer Of Napoleon
'ouncil, No. All, American Legion of
honor. paid on Friday last to Mrs.
eliza VI. Duyal. mother of the late
lanes Dunlop Duyal, $1,000. This
rider has membership over G2 900.
ND pays a weekly sick benefit of two to
wenty dollars.
Mr.. John J. Rankin. who was elected
eiegaie 30 represent the Catholic Bene-
icial Society in the Convention Of the
fish Catholic Benevolent Union, to be
eld IN Kingston. Canada. September
tn, and Mr.. William Daffron, an officer
I the national executive committee Of
he same Union. will leave on the GEO
ram this evening for the convention.
Sidney Court, Equitable League Of
,mefica. was organized on Thursday
ight. August %. with the following
Ulcers: Past Justice. David I. wilkins:
islice. Richard Mccoy; Clerk. John
colt; Treasurer, RUDE j. james: ser
cant at arms. John w. Glenn. con- !
able. EIris \. Willis; member of exc
itiye committee. Roscoe T.. Franklin:
usiees. Oliver q. liankins. William |
. Davis, Joseph Levy. This is now I
'e sixth court organized in Richmond.
nd with a fast Increasing member
Zip aud is one Of the best paying or !
srs organized. IL