Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12
PERSONALS & BRIEFS.

VII DO AANNAe5CO III
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Diggs and !
their little daughter Julia, have left
the State of Pennsylvania to spend
the hot summer months at Atlantic
City.
Prof. J. Hugo Johnston, presi-
dent of the Va. n. 4 c. Institute was
in the city this week He delivered
an address at the commencement of
the Lynchburg High School June19,
1890.
We have received the Natchez
Miss, +" Reporter" published by Mr..
Louis ]. Winston. We wish it sue
cess.
Mrs. j. Andrew Bowler is spend
ing the summer in New York the
guest of Mrs. George P. Webb.
Mr. Thomas Butler who has
been residing in Pennsylvania is in
the city.
Miss Annie B. Fultz left on the
4th inst. for her home at Elizabeth,
n. j.
Mrs. Lucinda Fisher of this city
has gone to New Haven, Conn, the
guest of Mrs. Johnson.
James A. Chiles, ESQ. the
young colored lawyer, appeared
at the Police Court July 9Th, for
Amanda Jackson in a case of infant
icide. He secured a dismissal of the
case.
Lawyer Chiles returned from a
visit to Danville, Va. this week. He
will probably locate there, much to
the regret of his Richmond friends.
Misses Mattie'W and Blanche
Nc Daniel, two little girls of Farm
vile, Va. sends $500 for the Lynch
burg Seminary, having sold twenty
brick cards. This is well done.
Rev. l.. r. Jeffress of North
Carolina was in the city this week.
He is soliciting aid for his church,
and left for Baltimore Friday.
Mrs. Matte Robinson and Mrs.
c. Booker of Manchester, Va. are
visiting Washington.
- Mr.. w. NJ. Monroe returned
from n visit TO New York last week.
4 TIC httN a yACocohO OttiC.
Amy colored pharmacist desir
ing to 60 into the drug-business will
find it to his interest to take note of
the advertisementin another col
umn. The stand is an excellent one.
Mr., Elias t. Boykin of Allan
tic, Va. called on us.
Misses Kate NJ. and Warnetta
j. Harris, have arrived safe in Bos-
ton to spend the summer with their
sisters, Mrs. j. r. jackson and Mrs.
Frank t. Billups.
Yes indeedl The crowd will
be happy and gay, to spend their
time in the country July 18th, with
the 2nd Baptist Church S. S.
Mrs. E.W. Patterson is visiting
her mother in Warrenton, N. C.
Rev. w. H. Harris of Surry
Co., was in the city this week.
We have received the initial
number of The State Journal pub
lished at Philadelphia, Pa, with
A. j. Jones, editor. We wish il
success.
Mr.. A. P. Quarles and brid,
, have returned to the city. They
! will reside at No. 1902 North 3rC
Street.
2 The article relative to the vot
: ing on the Federal Election Bill
should have been accredited to th,
e Washington Post"
Mr.. w. II. Anderson was il
3 Bedford City, Va, this week.
= Mrs. Virginia Roane is sum
mering at the Exchange Hotel
2 Gordonsville, Va, and Miss Lauri
j Martin has gone to the mountain
=, for the summer.
Enjoy the Season at Hampton
July 2Sth, for the Miriam club of tn
Fourth Baptist Church will give a
excursion there on that date.
3 Prof. J. E. Jones, d. D., a
)f though unwell preached an interest
d ing sermon at the First Baptis
d Church last Sunday morning. II
10 spoke Ol Tue uSceS5lON Ol COiOfeu litc
1t patronizing each other, He urge
them to stand by their profession,
L. men, mechanics and those who are el
r deavoring to uplift the race. He we
particularly severe upon slanderer
* and condemned dancing, whiske
I'd drinking, and wrong doing in ever
s. form. The sermon created a markt
d. | SensatiOn
~ Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Re
n W. H. White, pastor, gave a graz
e excursion to Providence FOre
N Tuesday, July 1. 1t was hearti
be enjoyed by all present.
We return thanks to the Comm
OF tee on Excursion OF tie First Ba
IT. tist Church Sunday School for col
rs. plimentary tickets to Maiden's A
re venture. The same hearty than
RS are returned to the Second Bapti
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