The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-26

Newsy Notes Concerning Richmond and II
Vicinity.

Miss Pauline Simon has gone 10 Norfolk to
visit relatives
Mrs. Frank Rahm and Miss Rahm left Fri
day for Old Point
Mr.. G. Frank Aiattern will leave this week
Tor the Natural Bridge.
Mr. Iacob Bumelinck is reported sick at
tac white sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs A. I. Craig are spending q
week or ten days at Old Point.
Miss Mamie Wyatt will leaves this week for
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Miss l.. Blum will leave this week to visit
MIS- Dave May in Orange county.
Major James ID. Patton went 10 White Sui
phur last night to Join his family.
Hon. r. II. Carlwell of Hsnover. will
leave tomorrow for the White Sulphur
Miss Pauline Sm0ns left yesterday for Nor
folk, where she will remain two weeks
Mr.. j. w. Phillips and family have gone to
the country. 90 be absent several weeks
Frank Smith will leave this week for Bar
Harbor. where no will spend two weeks.
Mr.. H. w. Clark and Miss Genevieve Hal
stead have returned from Northern tour.
Miss Annie Munford Merrill is visiting the
family Of Colonel Charles t. Hoge. Frankfort.
Ky.
Miss Maggie A. Small left Friday evening
for two weeks visit to Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
DR.. W. T. Farrsr has returned from Meek
leuburg, where he was summoned TO attend a
patient.
Mr.. r. II. Elicit has returned from the
Dover Baptist Association, which met at New
port News.
Mr. and Mrs f. r. Garcin have returned
10 the city after pleasant stay OF ten days at
Ocean View.
Miss Lena Ginter will leave this week for
the country, where sho will spend two weeks
with her friend
vlsors will be held at Henrico county court
house tomorrow.
Mrs Sadler left Friday night for Luray,
where she was called by the illness of her
daughter Nrgie
Miss Mary Friend, of Petersburg is visiting
Miss Attic Johnson, Of this city. where she
win spend week
T. c. Baird is visiting +. T. Robertson of
this city. and will leave Oh Tuesday for the
Allegheny Springs
Captain W. g. Waller, managing editor Of
THE INms, with his daughter, is visiting rela-
tlves at Cornelia. Ga.
Mr. Charles L. Koch. who has been visiting
friends IN Richmond returned TO his North
err home yesterday.
Mr.. ". II Bennett. of the Richmond and
Danyille offices. Of this city is quite i'll at his
home on Laurel street.
Miss Lille Robertson. of north Nineteenth
street, has gone TO Roanoke to spend the
month of August with friends.
Miss Mamie Saunders and Lula Walker will
leave in few days for the White. after which
they will attend Edgc-Hill School
Mrs A. G. Stevenson Of this city, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. William A. Brown, No.
1886 Caroline street, Baltimore Nd.
Harris Slater, an old Virginia Military In
stitute boy, has been camping with the First
Virginia regiment at Wrightsyillc. N. G.
Mr. Gus Wallersten has returned home
from delightful trip to Washington where
he has been on a visit for several weeks.
There will he lawn party at the Baptist
Institute for tie benefit of the Jefferson Da-
Wis monument fund next Tuesday evening.
Mss Molie and Sadie Kazminski will
leave this week Tor the mountains. where
they will spend the remainder OF the summer.
Captain Nichols of The York-river steamer
Charlotte. was IN the city Yesterday and dined
with Colonel A. W. Archer of the Exchange
Hotel
Miss Maggie Wells, who has been a guest of
Mr. p G. tdwar s. On Eleventh street. LETT
yesterday for her home in King William
county.
David Hughes Boykin, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs W j. RoYk.n was buried yesterday
morning ut o'clock from the Grace Episcopal
church.
Rev Dr. r. H. Pitt returned from Old Point
yesterday afternoon and will preach at Ven
ahlestreet Baptist church this morning and
tonight.
The range Of thermometer yesterday at The
q mr. 4 \ NJ
81. 81, 80; 6P. NJ, IS; p. ~, 81; Y mid
night, ~.
DR.. w. r. FIatcher's pulpit at Grace-street
Baptist church Will be filled to-day 10y his
son. Rev. Eldridge b. Hatcher in the absence
of his father.
The headquarters of Phil KeaTney Post. G.
A. r.. is now in Wilkinson Hall, on Ninth
street, having been removed from the build
ing on Capitol sheet.
Hiss Lizzie Pumphrey, who has been teach
ing school at kempsyille Norfolk county has
returned 10 her home in this city to spend
part of her vacation.
Mr.. Spot D. Chamberlayne is reported
critically III ut his residence, 1903 west Clay
street lie has been confined to his bed for
nearly eight months.
Rev. Dr. John Harmon. formerly Of Park
Place church, IN this city. is pastor of Cente-
nary church. San Francisco, which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Miss Nellie Hinton. one Of Petersburgs
most accomplished bellies passed through the
city Yesterday en- route 10 the Warm and
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roinhardt came down
from Fluvauna county yesterday TO take part
in the musical services at Mr.. BOlllng's tuner
al. They viii return tomorrow.
r. H. Wright. the efficient and popular
Norfolk agent Of the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company, spent few hours
with his many friends in this city yesterday
Mr.. b. i. Grigg. Of Lincolnton. n. c.,
senior partner in the firm Of Grgg, Hull *
Co.. of this city, j. hore on business. He
SAYS he will move his family to Richmond very
soon.
Mr. John s. Irby telegraph editor Of THE
TINES, leaves tomorrow forth Eastern Shore
Of Virginia to take his vacation. lie will be
accompanied 10y Alr. Lee A. Fennell, of Gym
thiana, Ky.
The Committee on Inland Trade of the
Chamber Of Commerce have still under con-
sideration tho removal of the headquarters of
the Danvine system 50 Atlanta. Ga, but have
taken no action yet.
Mr.. John S. Elicit has returned from the
West. He went TO Milwaukee 10 attend the
annual meeting of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company. and was most
avorably Impressed with the condition of
hat institution.
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