Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-06-14
Personals and Briefs.
Rev. G. b. Howard of West
Point called on US.

Forge, Tuesday, July LIST. Go and
enjoy yourself.
We have received the Muncie,
Ind, :'Defender,' with Mr. w. +. Pat
terson, publisher. We wish il long
lie and success.
Miss Maria Scott, formerly of
this city, left Tuesday for New York.
She is the guest of her eopsin, Mss
Rreecilla Miles, Ryask, III Y.
Mr.. X + Butler di +. ll,ess :,
Va, called or US this-Neek
Mr.. John Adams, of Durham,
N. c., called on us this week.
Mrs. Samuel Harris of Williams
burg, was in the city, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. K. S. Brown.
MIR. E. ID. Gibson, Co. "K,"
Oath, San Carlos, Arizona, is a friend
to the PLANET. He shows it by send
ing us four subscribers, enclosing SO
to pay for the same. They are
Messrs. G. G. Johnson, Prince A.
Moulton and Henry Charles Serg'tA.
Cheatham.
Rev. g. w. Lee, pastor of the
Fifth Baptist Church of Washington,
called on us.
Olive Branch Bapt. S. S, Din
widdie County, Va, June Sth, was
addressed by Bro. w. II. Brooks of
Richmond, Va.
MIR. W. r. Harris of Hanover
Co, called on us this week.
Rev. G. b. Howard, the popu-
lar divine has resigned the pastorate
of the First Baptist Church at West
Point, Va.
| We received an invitation to
the Annual Supper of the Heroine
Sisters of Jericho, May 29th, w. II.
White, president, w. +. Brown, secre-
tary.
Lawyer james Alexander
Chiles left for New York last Wednes-
day. He will visit Philadelphia.
Rev. Nj. e. Young now has
charge of a church in Brooklyn, n.
Y. and is doing well.
j. A. Dodson passed through
the city this week, en- route to Lewis
ton, Ne.
Miss Lille Forester has left the
city for New York city New York. s
Miss Willie Allen has returned
home from ca Ira, Cumberland Co.
Va.
Mrs. Thomas II. Hill will leave
July 1st for the White Sulphur
Springs, where she will be prepared
to accommodate boarders at the rate
of 50 per week.
Rev. William Gray of St Paul,
Mimi, Twill preach at the 2nd Church
Sunday morning, at II: 30 A. NJ.
Mr.. C. +. Hawkins of Reids-
vile, N. c. is at the White Sulphur
Springs, Greenbrier Co., w. Va, for
his health. We hope for his speedy
recovery.
Miss L. Catharine Martin of
Powhatan Co., Va. WAS in the city
this week enroute to Newark, n. j.
where she will spend a few months
visiting her brothers and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Fields, Misses L. H.
Outlaws Amanda V. Thomas, Ger
trude V. Foreman we're in the city
recently.
Mr.. John II. Smith and bride
returned to the city last Saturday.
Miss Elise Griffin has been
visiting Petersburg.
Lawyer Giles b. jackson has a
new turnout in the shape of a hand
some carriage TO which he drives n
fine looking double team. 1t is
admired by all beholders.
! Your mother is dead? Then /
know why you are looking for Mr..
W. L. johnson, He'll do all he saws
he will, and make trouble rest lightly
on your head.
in the Manchester letter of last
week the name j. House Kitchen,
should have been Judge f. House of
Howard University.
V'e received a letter from "D.
| j. ii. " The writer viii please send us
his name. Not for publication.
Mr.. c. II. Brown came from
Old Point, Va, to join the Rich
mond Patriarchie in their grand
anniversary demonstration.
Mrs. Christopher Smith left the
city this week for the mountains for
her health. She will spend the sum-
mer there.
Rev. g. B. Howard of West
Point, Va. has accepted the call to
the First Baptist Church of Charles
ton, West Va. Virginia loses one of
her most worthy and able divines.
We have received the initial
number of the "Western Blade, "
published at Kansas City and indie
pendence, Mo. We wish it success.
We received an invitation to the
Commencement Exercises of the Cur
tis Memorial Seminary, Staunton,
Va. Rev. A. w. Fuller, A. NJ, presi.
dent.
The Grafton before the Alumni
Society of the Richmond Normal
School will be delivered by Prof. Jas
III. n