The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-04
Personal and General.

Mr.. c. W. Branch went TO the White to spend
! the Fourth.
Mr.. Z. l. p Myers, Jr. will spend the Fourth
| at Lexington, Va.
| Both lines Of the electric cars will to-day run
| through to the Reservoir.
| Joseph BOyce and family, OF st. Louis, are
| visiting friends in this city.
| Mr. and Mrs n. r.. Savage left the city yester-
| day afternoon for Old Point.
Mr. Henry Wie of New York, is in the city
| stopping at the Davis House.
Mr. James l.. Botto who has been quito sick
| FOR some days past Is better.
| Mr. and Mrs Hezekiah \. New and son left
| yesterday for Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Joseph Ieadbetter, of Hanover, was in
the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. Charles T.. Dodson has leased the Hotel
DodsOn for three additional years.
Mr.. William J. Gentry, of No. q Governor
street Is confined az home by sickness.
Manchester Lodge of the National Machinists
had picnic at Forest Hill Park yesterday.
Mrs. Il. J.. Richardson and family will leave
next week for Bedford. to spend the summer
Bishop Peterl1in. of West Virginia, who is in
the city will preach al 81. James church Sun
day.
Mrs. W. r. Trigg and family will spend the
summer at the old Sweet Springs. leaving next
week.
Mr. Aleck Levy. now Of New York. but during
the war fighting member of the Blues, Is III
the city.
Miss Rebecca Peterkin. who has been quite
indisposed at Cambridge, Md, IS much i'm
proved.
Mr.. A. s. Lee. who was injured by an engine
some days ago, is slowly improving but still IN
his room,
Mr.. II. II. Charles. former Richmond boy,
has returned to the city, after an absence OF
eight years.
The Sunday school of the Third Christian
church had its annual picnic yesterday at
lOung's pond.
Mrs George W Eanes and Miss Bessie Eanes.
of Petersburg, are visiting friends in Richmond
and Manchester.
Misses Georgia AMI Ollie Taylor of this city.
have gone to spend some time IN fIuyanna
county among friends.
Flour-Inspector William r. Lee and son left
Yesterday afternoon on visit TO Boydton. Mr.
Lee viii return Monday.
Mrs.J. f. Tenant. Of Greensboro, n. C., who
has been on visit 10 her father, MIR. }. X. ~
rec. returned homo yesterday.
Mrs. s. \. Humphrey and Mr. Charles Tilden |
Pumphrey of No. 9J4 west Main street, are visit
ing relatives at Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Willie T. Anderson of Church HILL who has
been sick for several DAYS left Richmond We'd |
nesday afternoon TO visit relatives in New Kent |
county.
Mr.. Fred Brauer. accompanied by his two |
daughters. Misses Addle and Oracle Brauer and |
niece, Miss Theresa Brauer left for Old Point |
Yesterday.
Mr. S. Taylor Evans was accidentally shot in |
the room Of n friend while examining loaded |
pistol lie received wound III the neshy part |
of his left leg
Mr. c. T. Cohen of New York. who has been in
the city for the past three months representing
the well-known publishing house or Haskell
Company, has loft for home.
Miss Willie N. Timberiake, formerly Of Char
lottesyllle, Va, and widely known through
Nirginia.is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Paul White
head, az No. west slalD street
Ill no al ~ tfr
II. Norwood. on Eighth street betw, en- Grace
and Franklin, has been torn down and TWO resi-
dences will be erected on the site.
Mr.. H. Thurston Cardoza. Of the Boston Ideal
Opera Company will sing az the First Baptist
church tomorrow morning and night IN the
place OF Mr.. Leftwich, who Is on his bridal tour.
Mr. r.. G. Allen, OF Chicago. entertained Thurs
day night a number OF friends with his InIml' a
Mrs James H. Tompkins, No. 3H west Main
street,
There is no change in the condition Of Mr.
John A. Macon. who was stricken with paralysis
II the residence OF DR.. Michaux Thursday; He
has been III for some time and is IN critical
condition
Mr.. n. ]. Smith and General Randall, Of Hen
-ico, are both mentioned in connection with
he clerkship in the Office OF collector q inter
lal revenue, recently resigned by Judge Thomas
J. Atkins.
A horse attached 10 a wagon belonging to
Daughman Bros. took fright at an electric car
lear the postoice yesterday afternoon. II ran
nto buggy standing near by, which II injured,
,ut did no further damage.
Bessie VIM, second daughter of J. A. and
Bette August Brown. died on thursday at $3.50
,. NJ. in her eighth year, at the residence Of her
PARENTS in Ashland, Va. Her funeral will take
lace at 10 clock this morning.
Mr.. Claude b. Davis was injured on his hand
yesterday in printing press at Wortham's box
actOry. He was taken 20 his fathers home az
10. 30 north Twentieth street After being at
ended 10 by q physician he left for his own
ome in Manchester
Mr.. William L. Smith. of No. ei4 south Laurel
treet, leaves day for Luenburg county. He
, TO be married there next week TO Miss Barnes
LIS sisters, Misses Lizzie and Katie Lee Smith,
III accompany him. Mr.. Smith Is . son OF
Wesley N Smith. *