Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Personals and RrIef.


Mr.. W. II. b. MorecoclS, of Williamsburg
was in the city yesterday.
DIR. II. Bowles has returned to the city.
after spending month IN Western Mary
land.
Mr.. W. d. Marrow. of New York, for
mer resident of this city, Is here on q
visit.
Mr.. John T. McKenna. Of New Canton.
Buckingham county, was IN the city yes
terday.
Mr.. W. d. Brown, manager Of the Termi-
nal Hotel at West Point, was IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Charles J.. Siegel. Jr. has returned
from a bicycle trip To the upper end o.
Chesterfield.
MIR. John McEneanny. Of Atlanta, who
has been visiting here for the past month,
will return home to-day.
Miss Eva Harvey, Of Baltimore, is tho
guest of Mrs. }. W. Woodward, No. SO7
north Twenty-titth street.
Colonel b. +. W. Carter. of Cincinnati.
formerly of Richmond. Is in the city visit
ing relatives. lie IL oi route for points fur
ther South.
A little boy wac run over by wagon near
the First Baptist church yesterday after
noon during the iromen's parade, but was
not much hurt.
The Twenty ty-third-Strcet Social Club has
been rcOrganized, with Mr. Ernest Moore
as president and Mr.. Mol FERGUSON rs
secretary and treasurer.
Messrs. Clarence C. Chewning and John
Wilburn returned yesterday from the
mountains Of Virginia, whore they have
been hunting wild boars.
Rev. Edward Wall, of Petersyille, Frcde-
rick county. Md, - in the city on visit
10 his brother-in-law, Mr.. Il. ). Chamber
layne, No. 800 Park avenue.
DIR. J. Dudley Pendleton, Of Orange,
clerk of the Virginia ~ nate, IS m the city.
and stopping with his son. Edmund PEN
dlcton, Esq, on west Main street.
DR.. Frank X. Steel has left the city for
Baltimore. where he has been appointed
assistant demOnstHtor IN the dental de-
partment OF the University of Mary land.
Rev. /. J. Spencer, editor Of the Mission
aiY Wet'V will leave tomorrow for At
lanta 10 attend religious convention and
also the Piedmont Exposition in that city.
Mrs. Fannie Farmer, wife of Mr.. Wilton
Farmer, VINO WAS taken SICK on Ndluluhf
last with typhoid-feyer, died early yester-
day morning at her residence, No. ZIG
Reservoir street.
United States Senator John ). Barbour,
Hon. Henry Heaton, of Loudoun, and Hon.
John n. Ryan, Of the same county, arrived
in the city last night on the 1910 train and
are stopping Mt the Exchange Hotel.
City-Clerk Ben. r. August is in receipt Of
letter from William I Benson. Of Fail
River. Mass, in which he makes inquiries
about his brother james Benson. who IL
supposed to be living IN Richmond.
The funeral of Mr. Dennis HAYES. who
died on Tuesday at his residence. slj west
Cary street, after lingering illness, Will
take place from the church Of the Sacred
Heart this morning at $3.50 o'clock. De-
ceased was a brother Of eX-Alderman
James HAYES and had long been an en-
ploye OF the City Mater-WOrks.
Mr.. Stephen b. Weeks of the class Of
1886 of the University Of North Carolina.
who il engaged in collecting short sketches
of all the alumni of that institution who
served in tine Confederate army. has writ
ten TO Mayor Ellyson for information Of
George A. Baxter. of Richmond, of the
class Of 1851 ~ and a son OF the Rev. DR..
G.. A. Baxter.