The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

infested the noighborhood Of late. The
board took the matter under considera-
ton.
Miss Cora Smith. the popular organist
OF the Denny-Strcet Methodist church, IN
on an extended visit to relatives at the
stashore.
Miss Matte Harvey has returned home
after a visit of several weeks TO relatives
In Newport News and Norfolk
Misses Nellie and Rosa Duffy. after
several months trip 10 the Eastern SHORE
returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. Games O'Connor and daughter
Miss Agnes OConnor. OF West Point,
after pleasant visit TO relatives on
Louisiana avenue. returned home last
Thursday.
Miss Ellen Clancy spent deliShtfui
time In Petersburg the first part OF the
week while visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. II. Miller has returned from
Petersburg after a short visit TO rela-
tives.
Mrs James A. Black, who has been
quite sick. IS now somewhat improved.
Miss lisa Harden has returned after a
pleasant visit to relatives near the sea-
shore.
Miss Katie Kavanaugh is on a visit TO
Mrs. Frank Burgin in stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Reardon, OF
Baltimore. are visiting relatives on Sixth
street.
A delightful fruit supper was given last
Friday evening at the residence of Mr..
Robert Gauldng. SSlO Seventh street by
"A number OF young ladies. Parlor and
other games and vocal and instrumental
music did much TO enliven the occasion.
Supper was served at IL O'Clock
Among those in attendance were Misses
Linda Gaulding. Nora Childress. Eva
Weber, Pearl Breeder, Pearl Kilgrow,
Annie Rock. Lula Enroughty and little
Miss Emma Gaulding; Messrs. G.. Mosby,
j. Welsh, b. Alley, c. Charley, u. Mar
tin. G. Tyree, 7. Childress. J. Enroughty
ana i. Johnson.
Mr.. John McCauley, who was here some
years ago on the government contract
work on the river, arrived last week and
VIII proceed again 10 try to dynamite
the rock out OF the river. The machine
which was brought here TO smash tho
rock by osolating power, did not prove
a success on this rock and the contractors
will use dynamite.
Mike Enright, an old Fulton base ball
boy. is now playing on the Newport News
nine which is I'm the Peninsula League.
Behne. late of the Richmonds, is playing
on the same nine, and Mccain, late of
Roanokes. is on tho Hampton team.
The funeral Of Jimmie, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. = Smith. who died Wednesday
night al his fathers residence, 40 State
street. after several weeks Illness took
place Friday afternoon from the LAUREL
Street NJ. T.. church
Walter Il. johnson, son OF Henry john
son, a prominent citizen of Varina and
Miss Eva Tuck were married on last
Wednesday evening at s o'clock, at the
resf. 90 4Lzf-
Four-Alile Creek Baptist church, by the
Rev Mr.. Hoover.
William Simmons has returned from the
mountains. where he has been for the
benefit of his health.
Mr. Peter c. Wells has returned from
Rockbridge Alum Springs much improv-
ed.
Miss Moody johnson, OF Ashland, return
ed Tuesday TO her home. She was ac-
companied by Miss Maggie johnson and
Miss Oracle Mays.
Miss Gertie Morecock has returned home
from a very pleasant visit TO the coun-
try.
The assessors of lower district. Or. II.
j. Smith and John A. Archer have finish
ed their work and report an increase of
81 100000 In Varina and Fairfield districts,
the total value of property assessed be-
ing $.3l7. 229.Gi.
Miss Alice Walker, of Walkerton. who
has been spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. s. i. Waddill. on Fulton Hill,
has returned TO her home
Miss Emily Waddin. who has vbeen
spending the summer at Goshen, has re-
Surned home.
Wilson f. Reams will leave tomorrow
for Madison. Wis, where he will enter
the University of Wisconsin 10 study for
the ministry. Mr.. Reams is a son of Mr..
j. w. Reams. superintendent OF Rich
Inond Cedar-Works.
Or. and Mrs. Claude Elsom, who have
been visiting Mrs. Elsom's parents Mr.
and Mrs. ]. w. Reams, on Graham street,
will leave for their home, in Madison,
Wis, tomorrow.
Mrs jeff NJ. Parrish and children. who !
have been summering I'm F1uvanna, have |
returned to their home, on Denny street. |