The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
Personal md GENERAL.
Bits of News Gathered Here and There by
the "Jimes" Reporters.

Bits of News Gathered Here and There b,
the Times" Reporters.
Mrs. Addie J. Gray. of Hanover. is visiting
relatives In Richmond.
Mr.. Samuel +. Kingston business manager
of Palmers Alabama Company, is in the
city
General Manager w II. Green. of the Rich.
mond and Danvllle system, went North yes
terday.
Mr. Leroy Norvell of this city. left yester-
day for Baltimore. where be will reside in the
future.
Mis- Ruth f. Dickinson of Hanover. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. Y. Hughes, No.
iii Nenable street.
Mr.. George II. Palmer, who has been i'll
with the typhold-malar fever on Twenty
fifth street. is rapidly recovering.
Miss t. NJ. Parker, of the University Of
virginia who has been at Fords Hotel after
sfye'---- sd trip. left for home yesterday.
sir. John Wickham. an uncle of the late
General w. G. Wickham died Monday in the
upper part of Hanover. He was eighty-seven
years Of age.
Miss Alice Catesby Graham arrived in New
York on Wednts day and is expected here this
morning. She has been in England for the
last eighteen months.
The West-End Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union will meet at Washington-stre
Methodist church to day at 3 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Officers will be elected.
Miss Lula Scott daughter OF Mr.. A. A.
Scott. was thrown from her horse Tuesday
afternoon while out riding and was painfully
but not seriously injured.
Mr. ". w. Moss who has been for some
time at the Exchange Hotel cigar stand, has
accepted a position with j. J. Hickok d Co..
and left Richmond last night.
Rev. o. +. Flippo. ID. D., will reach this
city tomorrow TO discuss Ice in the Pulpit
and Who Put IT There" II is very funny
lecture and abounds with wise remarks
Mr.. Leigh Lynch, of Chicago. one of the
Worlds Far commissioners. will be in Rich
mond tomorrow en- route to South America
Mr.. Lynch Is a brother-In-law of Mr.. "A. q.
Berger
MIR; Alpheus Boiling. who has been in III
health for several months. is confined at the
Sheltering Arms IN this city. IL il hoped
that his health may soon he restored and he
be i0uno actively engaged on his paper, the
Southsde Advance.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
Lee Camp, held on Wednesday afternoon. the
following ladies were elected honorary mem
bers Mrs. President Davis, Miss Winnie Da-
VS. Miss Lizzie Nicholas Miss Susie Ran
doiph. Mrs. Louise n. Webb.
The remains OF the late NJ r. Freeman. a
former popular official of the Danville system.
.S"NANN NHc 'ltJ yesterday morning. AIr. !
freeman dled some time since in Atlanta
The body was met by number of friends |
and escorted TO Hollywood.
Miss Marguerite Lindley's talk on "Physi. |
cal Culture" which is to be held nj the house !
OF Mr.. Matthew Gilmour on SATURDAY.. Noyem- |
Der Ith, at $50 7. NJ. is without charge. and |
all LADIES who are interested IL this subject
are cordially invited TO attend
Sheriff Fish. of Lincoln county WASHING
ton. who cantuTpd Wavrpan G,,.t =.
the city awaiting his reward. Governor
Mckinney fixed 5000 as the amount he WIS
willing to allow. but Sutton claims II 900
which he states was offered by Governor zee.
Bishop John c. Keener. senior bishop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South. ar
rivel IN the city Yesterday by the Atlantic
Coast Line and is the guest of Rev. nr JuGor
sO2 east Clay street. and will preach Sunday
morning at III o'clock at Broad street church
and probably at Park Place at night.