Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

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drill of i Company Tuesday night.
Mr.. John W. Frayser is seriously Ill at
his residence, No. 2602 east Franklin
street.
Mrs. Irvine K. Chase, of Nashville, Tenn,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Is. Liam. 2O6
west Main street.
Mrs. c. r. Barksdale. who is spending
the summer In Halifax county, Is IN the
city for few days.
Mr. n. b. Grooms and wife will leave the
citv this evening for a ten days trip to
Norfolk and Ocean View.
Mr. Adolph Osterloh. of this city, has
patented a device for preventing nicotine
from accumulating III pipe.
Miss Jennie Otey. Of this city, has re-
turned home after pleasant visit to
friends at Nottoway Courthouse.
Mrs. p. A. Lowry and child and Miss
Brown, Of south Pine street, have gone to
North Carolina otd Virginia Beach.
The Rev. Horace Stringiellow, of Mont
Comerv, Ala. Is in the city, the guest of
his brother. Major Charles 8. Stringfellow.
Miss Applar, of Washington. and her
daughter, Miss Jessie are the guests OF
her sister, Mrs NJ. f. Hudnall, River
View.
Miss MAY +. Mills who has spent several
weeks with her relatives in Richmond, has
returned to her home. in Goochland
county.
Suit was instituted in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday by j. Thompson Brown n
co. against ID. S. Gates and &. l.. Hewitt
for $500.
Mr.. V. Walden. Jr., of King William
Courthouse. left Yesterday on the City OF
Richmond for New York and other north
ern cities.
Mrs. S. +. Loyal and her granddaughter;
| Miss Eva Nj. Carter, have Just returned
] from a four weeks visit to relatives IN
| Buchanan.
Mr.. Thomas P. Redford. aged 66 years,
| dled suddenly at his home, on Lewis
street. in Fulton, last night. He was only
| i'll a few minutes.
Mrs. J. p. Pettis, of No. SIG south Pine
| street, has gone to Caroline county 10
spend the month of August. Her children
accompanied her.
Mr.. George B. McAdams and family left
Yesterday by the Old Dominion Line for
New York. Before returning they Will
visit Asbury Park.
Mr.. Gus +. Delarue, the well-known
resiaTdttr. and family left here last eve
ming for Charlotte county, where they Will
spend a few weeks.
The Hanover watermelon crop is said to
be poor one. The apple and peach crops
in the State are not good, but grapes are
said to be plentiful.
Miss Ida f. Ragland and her guest. Mrs
George Il. Bumpass, of Texas, lett yester-
day for Ocean View and Virginia Beach for
several weeks recreation.
Work has lust begun on the foundation
for "A large foundry To be constructed for
the Southern Stove Works on Cary street
between Twenty-hrst and Twenty-second
streets.
Mr.. ID. w. Durvett. membership secre-
tarv of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. left YESTERDAY for his home at hes-
wick, Albemarle county, where he viii
spend his vacation.
The meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of
Il. L. Lee Camp OF Confederate Veterans
was held in Lee Camp Hall yesterday at
ternoon at $50 o'clock. Only routine
business was transacted.
The will of Mrs. Lucy King Hendricks
was admitted TO record in the Chancery
Court Yesterday. Z. Z. Winston qualified
as administrator with the will annexed.
The estate was valued at about Sl,5OO.
Mr.. w. Preston Partln. Of the Church.
Hill Pharmacy, left yesterday morning
accompanied by his father for Old Point,
Virginia Beach, and other places. They
will be absent from the city about two
weeks.
A citizen of Richmond has authorized
the announcement that he Will give $50
toward defraying the expenses or free
excursion on August Esd TO mothers ana
their children who feel the need OF an
outing.
Mr.. Edward 4. jenkins and Miss Maggie
Mccartney we're married TUESDAY aLter-
noon AT the residence of Rev. j. B. Hut
son. They left on the 2 7. Nj. train ga
Chesapeake and Ohio for Lawrence, Kan,
their future home.
The regular meeting of the Henrlco
County School Board was held at the
court house yesterday. Only routine ousl-
ness of no special importance was trans
acted. The superintendent was engaged
IN the examination of the white teachers.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics held Q
lawn-party at the corner OF Hancock anu
CLAW streets last evening. Music was FUR;
nished by the Ideal Quartette and good
time generally was given all VINO AZ;
tended. The entertainment VIII De neia
again tonight and tomorrow night'
Mr.. George W. Childs. of this city, gene,
raj manager Of the southern department OF
Franklin Davis & Co.'S nursery business;
left Yesterday on northern tour OF se'sIai
weeks. Mr.. Childs Is gentleman OF me
literary attachments and has been ire
ouent and valued contributor 10 the
columns of the DISPATCH. he Is accom-
panied by his brother James.
AZ its meeting Tuesday night Capitol
CITY Lodge, No. 10l, |. o. 0. f., installed
the following officers George b. Jones'
noble grand James V. hamos' Vige
grand w. j. Casey, secretary: ,. -.
Herndon, financial secretary and treasurer
o. j. Thompson, warden. and $. X. Crow;
der, conductor. The lodge dedicateu
Gatewood hall, No. 3i8 west Broad street
/ 70 Odd-Fellow purposes at the same tipc'
Pure sod Wholesome Quality
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