The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
Personal and General.

Personal anu 0eHefats
Miss Rosa B. Angle is at Houstonvlle, n G..
visiting friends.
Miss Annie O'DonnelI left last Saturday for
the White Sulphur
Mrs. A. J. TinsIey left yesterday to visit
relatives in Goochlsrd.
Chris. Evensen and others will 60 on
visit 70 Craig county to-day.
Misses Gussie and Mamie Strause are having
a pleasant time in GOrdonsvile.
Messrs. Will McSherry and viii Melon.
ough will sail to-day for New York.
Miss Bessie Pace passed through the city
yesterday en- route to tie mountains.
Mr.. Charles f. Boiling. superintendent of
the city Gas Works, has been quite sick.
John w. Rely of Halifax, C. II. was reg
istered at the Exchange Hotel yesterday
Mr.. Charles E. Curtice is back in the city
and has been welcomed by many friends.
Messrs Wythe White and Walter Wade left
Sunday for ten days trip to Ocean View.
Miss Ola Matthews and Miss Lenorn Nc
Carthy are visiting relatives in Wilmington,
Del.
Councilman W. I. Pitt and family, of Man
chester, have gone on trip TO Powhatan
county
Mr.. James r. Fisher is in the city to attend
the funeral of his mother-in-law. Mrs Ann 9.
Mallory.
Samuel Morrow. of this city. lately on a
visit TO Salt Lake City, is now at Butte City.
Montana.
William n. Tinsley, ex-member of the
House of Delegates from New Kent county,
is in the city.
Miss Minnie Condrey and Miss Rhea Heck;
man. of Church Hill. leave to-day TO spend
August in Fluvanna county.
Private watchman w. s. Huxter, captured
avery fine pOssum on Broad street between
First and Second last night.
Morgan r. Mills. returned yesterday from
an extended trip through the South in the
interest of John Bowers Il Co
Mr. Lesley c. West. foreman of the Rich
mond and Danyille shops at North Danville.
who has been quite sick. is out again.
Mr.. Y. p Montague is extremely i'll at
the residence of his brother, Mr.. John III.
Montague. No. 118 East Franklin street.
Mrs. George W Libby and her daughter
Mary: will leave for the Rockbridge Alum to-
day. where they will spend several weeks.
The trustees of the Richmond College have
recently conferred the degree of Bachelor of
Science on Mr. Charles L. Childs, of this city.
Vining Taylor. clerk for the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company. Broad-street
station. has gone of on his summer vacation
to Dunbarton.
Services will be held every evening this
week. except Wednesday. at the Mission tent
near the old reservoir. at o'clock. DR.. A. s.
Goodwin will preach this evening.
Misses Carrie and Lucy Robiou. OF Padu-
cab. Ky, who have been visiting friends in this
city, leave this morning for Caroline county.
There they will visit friends and then leave
for MARYLAND.
There is a building boom on Broad street.
and il is very gratifying TO know that 10 is on
the north side. Several new houses have
lust been completed and others are going mp
west Of Adams street.
Mrs. f. Ii. Baker. of the Globe Hotel, has
Just returned via the CLYDE Steamship Line
from Atlantic City and Philadelphia. where
she has been spending the last two weeks
visiting friends.
Mr.. Frederick A. Green, representing Bob
by Gaylor IN Sport BfcAllister-One of the
800 ." was in the.city yesterday. His company
open the regular season at the Mozart Acad-
envy August 24th.
Charity Lodge. !. o. G.. T. will give a
pleasant picnic to Seven Pines on tomorrow
evening The train leaves at 8 =. N. and re-
turns at 1870. it will doubtless proye an
enjoyable occasion.
Kahn. who has for the past two years played
excellent short-stop on the diamond at Island
Park. has received several offers from teams
in the South. The Winstons, of North Caro-
lima. have offered him a splendid position.
and he has the matter under consideration at
the present time.
The remains Of Mrs. Martha J. Patterson
were carried 10 Lebanon church Hanover.
Sunday for interment Mrs. Patterson died
Saturday at the residence Of her son-in-law,
Mr. William O. Day. GOA west Marshall street.
She was en- aunt Of Mr.. John l.. Culligan, of
Ford's Hotel.
j. j. Duncan, n student from Hsmpden-Sid-
nev College, is in the city soliciting funds for
the improvement of the college campus. The
designs for this work were gotten up by Mr..
Bowditz. the National landscape gardener.
and when fully carried out will make Hamp-
den-Sdney. in her surroundings. one Of the
most attractive schools in the South
John Fenner. n TIMES colored porter picked
ND Yesterday morning in front of the TTEa
business Office door on 10th street check
drawn by the secretary of the Marshall
Manufacturing Company IN favor of l.. Lind
sey. for $500 The check was returned
promptly TO tho Marshall Manufacturing
Company.