Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
son. Mr.. +. S. Mcpearman, of Chestnut

son. AIR r. S. McDearman, of Chestnut
ian.
MIR. Charlie Harw cod. who injured him
self playing baseball, N now much BETTER
Mr.. w. 4. Royal. eook-keeper Tor Mr..
John Bowers. expects 10 move TO his farm,
near Highland Park this fall.
Mr.. G. G. Chapen and family have moved
into one OF the pretty houses on Fourth
avenue. Chestnut i'm, recently finished.
Mr.. W. H. Dunn has arrived In America
after very pleasant stay OF six weeks
IN Europe.
Miss Mamie Fry OF South Boston, will
be the quest OF Miss Fourqurean this
winter and attend Mr.. Powells seminary,
In Richmond.
Mrs. w. II. Dunn's health is restored.
Sho is as well az she ever was In her
life. so we hear. She will not return home
until some time I'm November.
Mr.. julius J. Heinrich. OF New York.
was with his brother. 90 Chestnut Hill.
for some time. lie had charge OF Peter
lienderson's exhibit ut the Virginia Ex-
position. which was the same display
they had a the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. J. T.. Quarlcs is now out again
and all right, much 10 the delight OF his
friends.
Mir. r. s. Gray has sold his place on
Fourqurcan lane to Mr.. Fritz Sitierding.
Mr. Charlie Fitzwllson's little daughter.
Edith Virginia, IS very welcome on High
land Park
Mrs. William McC. White, who has been
spending a charming summer al her old
homo, has returned.
Mr.. J. Il. Ldvcsay spent n week at home,
and IS now OF on throc-weeks' trip TO
Eastern Carolina.
Mr.. G.. Baker. brother OF Mr. IL II.
Baker. has moved into one OF the new
houses on Fourth avenue
The two springs on Chestnut Hnl be-
longing 20 the North-Side Land Company
have been cleaned and fixed mp. and.
although they have not yet been Analysed
IL 81 clear by the taste that one con-
tains n large per cent OF iron, and the
other sulphur. The water IS pronounced
By many very fine.
The supposed to-be-mad cow. which was
discovered Friday on Chestnut Hnl Just
about time FOR school 70 close. created
much excitement among the residents
especially the anxious mothers. MI John
Narbroush. mounted police, tried 20 drive
the cow of. but instead OF going she
made an attack on him. and in self
defence and for the safety Of the residents
he had 70 shoot her.
FULTON BreyiticS.
Mr. J. j.. Roach. Of Washington. has
been visiting friends in Fulton.
A series OF ltNiAAl iN''tll. - NJ i''ilUN
Street Methodist Episcopal church will
b irauGuratc1 to-day. Evangelist Jack
Rosser will assist the pastor. Rev. W. \.
LaUchon.
Mrs. Edward wade Is convalcscing after
severe spell ~ illness
Mr. James Sheehan and Mr.. Mike Nc
Namara left for Baltimore Tuesday.
Mr. Ahbic LauFlon is recovering from
his recent illness.
Tho masquerade party held al Powha-
ian Han last Wednesday, n.ght caused a
great deal of pleasure FOR the young peo-
plo present. The following ladies and gem
lemeu took part: Misses Lillian Mullen,
Cora Colman. Lula Hancock. Della Gauld-
ine, Annie MCCaw. Blanche Cochin
Emma Wilkinson. Maggie Mays. cora
Smith Ella Porr, and Mcssrs. t. R@lford
George Porr. Frank Rock. John Bowler
WavcUy Nuckois Charlie Kauf"lt. Sam
~ Nichols. and George Heath. Al pres
eut uumasl,ed at 10 +. NJ. to enjoy q col
lafion furnished for the dedication Of the
varticiuants