The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06
PERSONAL xSp GENERAL.
Fits of News Gathered Here snd There b
tho "Tirnes" II Reporters.

1 DIT. w ll1afn a. walker mas Tetulueu IRON
New York. Saratoga dc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis s. Dillon have gone Ia
Atlanta via Charlotte, n. G.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pinder are visiting their
old home in Powhatsn county.
Row. w. B. Tyler will preach at the Soldiers
Homo this evening at o'clock.
Mr. L. IT, Kesler and family left yesterday
for Lynchburg to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Rosa Hexter has returned homo after
months stay at Ocean View and Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. Abe Fl. whitlook will leave the city to-
day for Niagara Falls and will also visit
Canada.
DR.. William F. Fsrrar. after an illness Of
about ten days. is now able to resume his
practice.
Bridge. where she will spend few weeks
with friends.
Mr.. G. b. Davenport and Mr.. Frank Daven-
port have returned from pleasant visit to
New Bedford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. j. Hundiey, 500 China
street. are visiting friends and relatives IN
Charles City county.
Miss Gertie wallerstein. who has been at
Ocean Grove. Nd. and Bedford Springs, Pa,
has returned homo.
Mr. John b. Cupeper and family have re-
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| Ottorburn Springs.
Mrs. william H. Maxwell and Mr. James
Maxwell, Of "Edgewood," near River View.
have left for Baltimore.
Miss Bessie s. Isbell, after spending plea
SAINT vacation in Richmond, left Wednesday
for her school in Stanton.
Miss L. A. Taylor has returned from the
Warm and Alum Springs. but will leave in
a few days for Raleigh. N. G.
Misses A. Lizzie and Essie Grimes have re-
| turned from visit 10 Brooklyn. Piermont-on-
Hudson and Asbury Park, N. }.
Mrs G.. G. Thon. Tina. Rudolph and Johnnie
Thon have arrived home after spending few
weeks at Baltimore and Perry Hall. Nd.
Alr. +. Eugene Davis. ass slant superintend-
| ent Of the Water Department. has lett for
| Amelia county, where he will spend ais yaca-
| ton.
Mr.. Lewis Brown clerk with Harrison &
| Pierce. IL very Ill at his former home In Lou
doun county, where.he went to spend his va
cation.
washout on the Richmond, Fredericks-
! burg and Potomac road yesterday morning
delayed both the mail and accommodation
trains.
The stable of Mr. p. r. Nornent. at the
| Mechanicsvllle turnpike toll -gate, was on
tered last Thursday night and robbed OF a
road cart
Mrs. F. Lebermuth and family have re-
turned home after delightful stay at the OF
terburn Springs, where they have been for the
summer.
Messrs. Austin Gentry William Kennedy and
John Welsh left Friday. on the steamer
Wyandotte for New y ork and Boston 10 spend
few weeks
The Virginia Funeral Directors Association
will met in Richmond Tuesday. October 6.
1891 and the international Funeral Directors
meeting will begin on October It'll.
Mr. John Small returned yesterday from
Philadelphia. where his trotting- horse. Little
Betsy won second place at n race on Thurs
day at the Philadelphia Driving Park.
Mr.. A. L. Barfoot. q moulder at the Dan
vile shops, WAS badly burned yesterday by
lot of molten iron which ran into his shoe.
The burn. while painful, is not serious.
Bishop Van de Vyver left the city on
FRIDAY for Memphis Tenn, where he will as
slst in the conservation Of one OF his intimate
friends, who has recently been raised to the
bishOpric.
Mr.. A. F. Noel. having accepted position
with Woodward & Lothrop. of Washington,
is now in tho North assisting in the selection
of stock of goods for their branch house in
Richmond.
Mr.. Walter Christian, deputy clerk of the
hustings court, went on his vacation yester-
day. He will visit his old home in Middlesex
county. Mr. Isaac Clarke. of Baltimore, nc
companled him.
Miss NJ Jennie lIinitree daughter of Colonel |
J. y. MIntfee and Petersburg's sweet con- |
tralto," Mrs h. W. Pyne. and MISS N. l.. |
Mnitree are being entertained by Captain |
and Mrs w j. Epps.
Misses Maud and Oracle Price. Of No. 400 |
south Laurel street have returned home from |
an extended visit to Baltimore and Philadcl- |
phia and the principal Northern and Virginia |
seaside resorts
MIR. Peter j. Otev. of Lynchburg. was in |
the city yesterday Among the influential |
citizens Of the Hill City none occupy a more /
prominent place 10 the business circles of tho |
community than does Mr.. Otey.
Mr.. Sol Haas, general trsflic manager Of the |
Richmond and Danville railroad was IN the
city yesterday on his way 10 Atlanta. Mr.
Haas has always been popular in this city.
and our people regret to have him leave.
A farewell reception will be rendered Mr..
James +. Cook at Emmanuel Presbyteran
church tomorrow night. and the ladies will
hold a festival. Mr. Cook. who has. been eff
fciently supplying tho pulpit Of that church
this summer, returns 20 HAmpden- Sidney
Tuesday.
Mr. Robert Wilson private secretary of Mr..
Sol Haas general traffic manager of the |
Richmond and Danvilie railroad. was in the
city yesterday on his return from Norfolk
city. He left yesterday morning for his new
home III Atlanta, Ga.
Miss IBernard, one of our most popular
music teachers, entertained her scholars very
pleasantly on Wednesday night last. The
music was charming and her friend Miss Kate
Wilson of Baltimore, who is visiting her. sang
some very popular airs.
negro thief entered the hallway at the
residence Of Mr. Robert Northern last even
ing and had gathered goodly supply Of UNI
breilas hats and evercoats. when the appear
ance OF Mrs. Northern in the hall caused him
to drop bis booty and flee He was not cap
tured
Mrs Dr. Charles Macgil and Miss Mary
MacgiD Drewry. who have been summering
III Maryland. have gone 10 Covington, Va.
where they will meet Mrs. t. q. Bertrand. nee
Miss Minnie Drewry. of Galveston. Tex. who
is visiting her father DIR. Samuel d. Drewry.
The citizens of Sixth and Main streets are
disturbed in their nocturnal siesta by the
incessant bowling and barking Of the canine
element which invest this locality liz dsa-
greeably large numbers The untaxed dog
hunter could reap harvest If he should hap |
pen 10 stray that way.
Miss NJ. Moran Sedgwick after spending the
summer with friends in Danville. KY. and
Grayson county. Va. has returned TO her
homo. 500 east Broad street 10 the delight of
her friends She visited Miss Slaughter in
DanviDe. Ky. and Judge Cornetts family in
Grayson county.