The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-07
PersonaI and General.


Mr.. w. W. Barrow and family are in New
York.
Mrs. Nettie Mayo will return from Chester
this afternoon
Miss Kate Lauer is at the White Sulphur
for the summer.
Mr.. Robert T. Farlamb left Saturday night
for Reidsvile. \. G..
Mr.. John G. Scott has returned from the
University Of Virginia.
Mr.. William 5. jenkins is suffering from
second attack Of paralysis.
Mr.. Robert Archer leaves tomorrow for an
extended Southern trip.
Mr.. Chastine Dillon, who has been quite
sick, is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Valentine left yes
terdaT for the Warm Springs.
Miss Herndon, of Bon Air, IS visiting Miss
Linda Tyler, west Clay street.
Mrs DR.. Charles n. Chakley is slightly i'm
proved after her serious illness.
Colonel John r. Purcell and family are
summerng at the Rock bridge Bath.
Colonel Archer Anderson has rust returned
from trip TO southampton county.
Mrs J. W Atkins and daughter, Miss Isa-
bell, are visiting friends in Washington.
Miss Louise Ernest of Norfolk. is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. c. II. Ialley. OF this city.
The opening sale of tobacco at the Planters
Warehouse begins this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The annual collection for the Pope was
taken up Sunday in the diocese OF Richmond.
Bishop Randolphis at Charlottesville, where
his daughter, Miss Salle, Is Ill with
typhoid fever
Mr.. William H. Sadler, who has been sick
in Fluvanna county, Is back at his post at the
Religious Herald
The Young Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will give an attractive excursion on the
steamer Ariel tonight.
Mr.. w r. Lee. the -four inspector of Rich
mond has returned 20 the city after pleas
ant visit TO Boydton.
Miss Annie c. cambridge left the city yes
terday. going to Allegheny county. where she
will visit her brother.
Rosa Smith a colored woman. who resided
in Ram Cat alley. died suddenly last evening.
The coroner was notified.
Mrs George Atkinson, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting her istherin-law, Mr.. 7. I. Atkinson,
of 2l9 west Marshall street.
Messrs Frank w. Street, IT, X. Franklin
John G. Small and W. B. PiZzim returned
yesterday from Virginia Beach.
Judge Hughes left the city Sunday night
for Alexandria. where the regular July term
of the Circuit Court begins to-day.
Mr.. William S. Lockett ot the CALICO Mills,
returned yesterday from a brief visit TO Dan
vile, where he spent the Fourth.
Mrs. n. NJ Council and little niece, Miss
Grace Jeilres. left Friday for Franklin. Va.
where they will spend the summer.
Captain John W. Wash, Of the Washington
division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
is on a visit TO his family at Ashland
Mr.. George d. Lew. of stanton, who has
been on visit TO his parents, Captain and
Mrs. L. j. Levy. left last night for his home.
Miss Estey Pulling and brother Master Tom
mic Pulling. LETT Friday morning for the
White Sulphur. where they will remain until
the list of October.
Misses Adalina and Nettie Schepmoes, who
have been visiting their friends and relatives
in this city. have returned to their home in
Fredericksburg.
Mr.. j. II. Powell. who lost his leg in the
street-car fre-truck collision a few weeks ago.
left with his family yesterday for Albemarie
to spend the summer.
Mr.. Lewis Frayser left yesterday for More
head City, where he will represent Purcell,
Laid Il Co. in the Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton of North Carolina.
Mr. Thomas w. Joyce. foreman of the
Piedmont Airline blacbsmith-shops, Of Ma
hama. Ga, who had been spending few
days in this city. will return day.
A successful lawn party was given yesterday
at Howsrd-Groye Baptist church by the ladies'
of that congregation. IL will be continued
each evening this week.
The ambulance was called TO Johnston's
foundry about o'clock yesterday 20 attend
n white man who had his finger mashed. The
injured digit was dressed and the man left
in the care of friends.