The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
BRIFFs 40 PERsoNALs.

BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. A. l.. Adamson is at Ocean View.
Mr. ID. l.. Pullam Is at the seashore.
Mr. and Mrs James 7. Robinson are visit
ing in New York
MIR. John W. Arlington is able to be out
again after severe spell Of sickness.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Miller. of Powhatan, was in
the city Thursday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Nichols aud Miss Ada Nun
nally returned home yesterday from Norfolk.
Mr.. James f. Bradley has been indisposed
for several days and has not been able TO be
out.
b. Terrell. Of King William county, are visit
ing in this city.
DR.. II. T. Nelson. Of Charlottesville, has re-
turned home after q short stay with his son,
Robert Nelson, Esq. of this city.
The Walker Light Guard. OF Richmond,
will have a plrnio at Major Walkers Glen in
Chesterfield. on the Fourth OF July.
Frederick Johnson (cOlOred). of Swansboro.
had 500. a new suit of clothes aud new pair
of shoes stolen from his house Thursday
afternoon. johnson had Just gotten ready 10
90 to New York to visit his son.
Mr. William Nelson. Of Nicksburg, Miss,
who has been the guest of his brother. Robert
Nelson. Esq. has lett for the South.
The board of directors of the Mechanics
and Merchants Bank have declared a semi
of the bank. payable on and after July 5th.
severe wind-storm, followed by a heavy
rain passed over Chesterfield Thursday after
noon. The farmers were all glad 70 have the
rain but some of them were sorry 20 get the
wind. as IL did considerable damage in the
way Of blowing down fences.
The many friends of Rev. r. II. Winfree
and his wife. of Chesterfield. will sympathize
with them in the loss by death OF their little
three-mOnths old boy, CLIFTON. The little
fellow was put 10 bed Thursday night appar-
emily in perfect health. He was taken sick
early Yesterday morning aud Mr. Winfree
went for Dr. Hancock. who lives about a half
mile away Before his returs the little baby
was dead. II was indeed a sad affection and
has Frustrated the family with grief. In their
sad bereavement they have the sympathy OF
the entire community. The funeral will take
place OF the residence, near Midlothian. to-
day.
The Danville shops will pay OF their en-
ployes to-day.
attended meeting at their lodge chamber
Thursday evening and the following officers
were elected William Hart, junior past coun-
cior. w. f. Morgan, councillor; L. Patram.
vice coune ilOr: }. l.. Mum. recording secre-
tarv: J. p. Jones treasurer. William Will
liaras warden: j. l.. Tibb, conductor I. p.
Ayree. inside sentinel W. f. Smith, outside
sentinel.
Mr.. Smith was elected delegate TO the
State Council which meets IN Washington
next October Mr. Smith was awarded the
gold medal for having brought into the lodge
the largest number OF new members during
the past six months.
Miss Leila Beal, Of Soottsyille, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. ". Fair, on Decatur
streets.
Monday. July Attn. being national holiday
the postofics will only be open from 10 to II
o'clock.
Mrs. H. b. Ferguson and Miss Florence
Nelson, of North Carolina, are Waiting Mrs.
s. i. Nelson on Decatur street
Friendship Lodge No. 20. knights OF
Pythias. had a meeting IN their castle last
evening and installed the recently elected
officers. They then, with their families adj
iourned 10 Leader Hall. where elegant re-
freshments were served IN great abundance
and heartily enjoyed by all present
The Elba Baseball Club and the Forest
Hill team will play game Of ball this after
noon at Forest Hill Park. The contest will
doubtless be very interesting az the clubs are
quite evenly matched.
During tho past month forty-six deeds were
recorded in the hustings court clerks Office.
During the same period marriage licenses
we're issued 10 eight white and two colored
couples.
Master Mechanic Thomas W. Gentry. Of
the Danylle shops has lef! for Augusta, Ga.
He IS called thither on account Of the condi-
ton of Mr.. George w. OBrien. formerly Of
Manchester. who is reported IN extremls.