The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
Personal AND GENERAL.
Bits OF News Gathered Here and There by
tho Grimes" Reporters.

the ''ilmes" reporters.
DR.. Isaac Curd, Of the Board of Health,
has returned from Norfolk.
DIR. T. J. Pretlow, of southampton county.
was at the Capitol yesterday.
DIR. John w. Simmons. treasurer Of Floyd
county, was in the city yesterday.
James l.. Gator, prominent attorney Of
Alexandria, was IN the city yesterday
Colonel Normand Smith, of Henrico county,
was a caller upon tho Governor Yesterday.
Major James D. Patton's family reached
| home last night from the White sulphur
The graded school. Millers district. Hen
rico county, Nine-Mile road. will open to-
morrow.
Hon Charles 7. OFerrall was q visitor
among his numerous friends at tho Capitol
yesterday.
| Mr. Joseph A. Rosenbaum left last night
| for Chicago and Mr.. Morton b. Goodman for
New York.
Miss Louise Mayo has returned from
pleasant trip to Radford, Wytheville and the
Alleghanies.
Judge +. r. Farrar, Amelia and Judge
Roger Gregory King hilliam. are at the TX
change Hotel.
Mr. Henry French hss left for England to
complete his education. lie sailed on the
Arizona on Saturday.
the next week in this city delivering series
OF temperance lectures.
Private Secretary Mcleod has lost the keys
TO his apartments IN TIE Capitol and Is
anxiously looking for the finder.
Miss Bertha Block who has been in Europe
for the last three months on her summer
vacation. has returned to the city.
Miss r. Belle Melton, of Fluvanna county.
is spending the fall and winter with Mrs. Eu-
gene Davis at I'll west Clay street
Miss Mittie Walker. of north Eleventh
street. has returned from an enjoyable trip to
Norfolk. Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Misses Ida and Josie Kaufman. who have
been spending the summer months in the
New England States, have returned home.
j. p. Goss, valued clerk in the First Aud
itor's Office. has returned to his duties after
pleasant visit to his home il Albemarle county.
Mrs. r. +. Ballard. wife of the deputy
United States marshal is now at home. after
asummer spent in Asheyille and Charlotte. n.
G.
Mr.. A. Randolph Tatum. who with Mrs
Tatum. has been spending the summer ON the
coast Of Maine. Las returned to town for a few
days.
Mr.. f. NJ. Parker, Jr, cashier of To-
TINES Company. leaves the city this morning
for North Carolina on short visit to his
home.
Henrico Circuit Court meets tomorrow
The case of Martha King (colored), charged
with killing her child. will come up at this
term.
Rev. Preston G.. Nash will speak at the Cos
pei temperance services which will be held
at $50 O'clock this afternoon at the Soldiers
Home.
Miss Louise Harris of East Orange, n j.. |
will visit Miss Barton. of Barton Heights, for |
some weeks She will arrive tomorrow after
noon.
Hon. j. j. A. Powell, of Wytheville, ex- |
member Of the House of Delegates. visited |
his friends in the State Treasurers Office yes
terday
Miss Birdie johnson, who has been visiting |
friends at Bedford Springs and the Peaks of |
Otter, has returned TO her home on north /
Ninth street.
Mrs. w. G. Richardson, of 5l3 north |
Eleventh street who has been visiting a.
Frederick's Hall, Va, for some weeks, has re-
turned home.
The Women's Christian Temperance Unions
will hold convention on October 10th at the
Seventh-street Christian church. Mrs W. IL.
Peasants is president.
Trinity Juvenile Temple. I. o. G.. r.. will
reopen Friday. October 9Th, at 4:S0 o'clock, at
their hall on Fifth street. Members OF the Or
der are requested TO be present
five, died suddenly at 1917 Concord street
Yesterday afternoon. Death was from natural
causes. The coroner was notified.
MIR. James Woodall, of 9O5 east Broad. who
left the city in very bad health to visit friends
in Howard county. Md. has improved in
health and will return home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Figg of Atlanta Ga,
are visiting Mrs. Figgs mother, Mrs. Nj. f.
Riddick, at Gil north Seventh street. Mr.. Figg
is auditor Of the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road Company.
The West-End Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. of which Mrs. John X. f.
burroughs is president, will meet next Thurs
day night in the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Gospel services held at the corner Of
Seventh and Main streets, conducted by the
Sister Phoebe Hall have been at
tended by many people and it is believed that
good will result from these meetings.
Invitations are ont for the marriage of
Miss Mollie g. Bowles TO Mr.. D. A. Henry,
both of Hanover, but well. known here, on
October Sth Tie ceremony will be per-
ormed ct Gethsemane church. Rev. L. A.
cole officiating.
Mr. L. Shelby Bass representative Of the Yir-
sinia State Agricultural and Mechanical So
,iety. leaves here tomorrow Tor the Plmllco
aces. at Baltimore, to secure some good races
or the State Fair. This promises to be one Of
he most attractive features OF the Fair.
4. Newton Hill, native and formerly q
-esident of this city and a son OF MIR. G.
howell Hill died yesterday morning at Cul-
)eper The remains viii be inferred at
Alexandria on Monday morning. The de-
oased was .well-known here and his death
will be learned with much regret.
For the Monument.
A meeting of the entertainment committee
f the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Asso-