The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-30
prxs0NAL AND GENERAL.
r0,.v,st,nc Facts About Wchmond's Cit''
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| ,ena and OtIs@- ''s'ters
~. y va,den. Of Now Kent. is visiting
friends in this city.
Mss Katie d. johnson, OF East fuiton' 10
visiting friends IN Hanover.
~ Koto Anthony, VINO has been visiting
.,,o Siisses Hicks, has returned 10 Staunton.
Mrs. w. L. Mitchell has returned IRON
,i.it To relatives IN New Jersey ana Penn
sylvania
Mr. William Y. Burgess. now at work at
N-a,,,o~. News. has been on q visit TO friendS
and relatives
Miss Minnie Wavmack, Of Prince George
connty is visiting her sister at 1910 east
Marshall street.
Miss Louise Schultz left Richmond yes;
terday for Philadelphia, where she VIII
spend some weeks.
Miss Dora McCaw, of Midlothian is VISIT
ing her sister. Miss Bette McCaw, at the
Male Orphan Asylum.
Revival meetings are being conducted
nightly at Denny-street Methodist. church
by Rev W. A. Laughon. the pastor.
Mr.. Z. w. Timberlabe has been on vs.
IN Rev Bavlus Cade. Mr.. Timbcrlase Is a
prominent lawyer Of Lousburg. ~ O.
Mrs. r. =. Kerr. wife of Rev. DR.. Kerr
lsoves today for Nashville. Tenn, where
she will visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs William Il. Farrell. Willie Farrell
and Mss Fannie farrell have returned from
Hampton, Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Miss Maggie Johnson. of Fulton, has Just
returned home after q delightful trip to her
uncle, Mr.. ;. II. Johnson, OF Ashland farX'
Mr.. n. Bowdtch Clapp has returned from
his vacation spent IL Boston tic Will re-
sumo his duties IA Orsanst at DE. herrs
church next sunday.
Mr.. Horace A. Hawkins continues quite
sick at his residence. No. 5lj north twenty
sixth street. His mother. Mrs. j. L. Hatcher,
OF Danvlile, IS with him.
Richmond is well represented at Hamp-
den-Sidney College is the persons OF Messrs.
:. f. Atkinson. Lewis Fleming, Riyes Elem
ing and Truman A. Parker.
The Fairfield Democratic Club met last
nigh; at Hardin's Shop. The club is doing
good work. Mr.. George ID. PeSrman 10
presidentand Mr. Joseph Robieder secretary.
The choir of Broad-street Methodist Epis
cOpal church Is expected To sing Mt the sol
diers' Home chapel tonight. Up 20 this
date eight or ten of the old soldiers have
professed conversion.
Miss Annie p. Goode of this city. and Mr.
William Mccarthy. Of Norfolk. were mar
ried by Rev w. A. Laughon at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents Oh NICHOiSOu
street Wednesday night.
Bishop II. Melville Jackson has gone u
the country-seat Of Mr.. James l., Pace IN
Albemarle county. From there next week
be goes to Baltimore 10 attend the National
Episcopal Convention to be held IN that
city.
Mr.. Charles +. Wingo has just returned
from "A trip TO the North. lie reports the
outlook there very favorable for Cleveland
and SAYS that even in massachusetts, great
many who have heretofore voted the he
publican ticket will either vote outright for
him or stay al home.
MIR. George +. Crawford will probably get
another driver. for if the one he has runs
a-muck up Main street and Oyerturns bug
gies Of ether people again. rs he did tnat OF
Mr. John 3. Culpeper yesterday. 1t will cost
him pretty penny.
MI William Palmer Gray. son OF Alder
man James T.. Gray, VINO recently gradu,
ated with high honOrs from the Electrical
Academy at Boston and has since been
visiting his parents, left last evening Tor
Chicago. Mr.. Gray has accepted an import
ant position in that city in the interest OF
the 1elautograph Company.