Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-03

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. James r Chick OF King vii
liam County, Va called on Us.
Miss Lena Brown will leave Non
day for Petersburg, va.
Mr.. John Adams has left the city
for New Haven.
Miss Florence +. 1sham left the
city last Tuesday for Buchanan Co
Miss Patsy L. Winston is now at
jamestown, &. /.
Miss sallie Dixon of this city is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Miles
of Farmville Va.
Hon. Cesar Perkins of Clifton
Forge, Va, called on us. He returned
last Monday.
Mr.. Peter Scott of Norfolk, Va
passed through the city enroute to
Farmville, Va.
Miss Juliet B. Lockett ofChurch
Hill who has been sick for several
days is out again.
There is none cheaper than the
trip to Washington, Monday, August
10, 1895.
Rev. w. W. Gaines of Suffolk,
Va and Rev A. S. Thomas of Danville, |
Va. called on US.
Miss Amy NJ. Cousins who hes
been spending quite a while in New
York, has returned to the city.
Miss Ellen McCraw left the city
last SundayHto spend the vacation in
Washington, with her aunt.
DIR. John H. Holmes of Winches-
ter, KY, arrived in the city Wednes-
day afternoon, and is looking well.
Miss Mary w. Cabell of 10 E.
Main St., is on visit TO her aunt, Mrs.
Patience Washington, Baltimore, Md.
Miss Fannie Z. Meredith and Mr..
q. +. Holland of Franklin, Va, in COM
pany with Mr.. William Jackson called
on us
Miss Mamie F. Swami left the city
Wednesday afternoon for Brooklyn,
n. Y, where she will spend some time
with relatives.
Mrs John II. Smith left the city
Tuesday evening for the Warm Springs
where she will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. Harriet +. Williams Of New
York passed through the city enroute
to Scottsville to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Margaret Peters. She will spend
month in this city.
The Bethlehem Baptist Church.
through Rev. Branch Jackson, is rails
ing funds to assistin the defense of the
Lunenburg colored women.
Mr.. Edward Bum of 4O6 Gilmer
Street, has been confined TO his resi-
dence on account of sickness for two
weeks. We hope his speedy recovery
Mr. R. B. Jackson of New York
City passed through this city en- route
to Louisa County TO visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Carrie V. Hill of 9O6 Abb
gial Street and friend Mrs. Ida ID
Moseby are visiting friends at Dorset
p. o., Powhatan Co., Va.
We are pleased to note that Mrs
Ed. Stanton of l40S Ross Street, whs
has be indisposed for several week.
is able TO be out again.
Mrs. NIB. Foy arrived in tn,
city from Brooklyn. n. Y, July %, an,
will be pleased TO meet her man,
friends at 726 n. 2nd St.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith O
425 w. Duval ST., were made happ,
over the arrival of baby boy Tn,
mother is doing we'll under the treat
4AAChC u Ike >. II. DicIlOius
Rev. E w. johnson of Philadel
phia, Pa, called on us this week ant
subscribed for six months. He is ex
pected to remain in the city a few
days.
George w. Lewis, Esq. was re
tanned as counsel in the Lunenbur
Murder Case, but retired at the earn
est solicitation of his wife. The dan
ger in the county being too great.
Mrs. Maria Lewis, Rev. Z. d
Lewis and Mr. William Lewis are tn
guest of Rev. u. D, Lewis and wife
The former is the last named divine
mother and will reside with him her
after.
Special excursion to the big pro
tracted meetings at Fauquier Church
Rev. s. r. Harris, pastor, Irwin Sta
ton, also at New Hope Church, Rev
Edward Jefferson, pastor, Pemberto
Station, 3rd Sunday, August Is, 1885,
Fare for round trip to Irwin, So cents
Pemberton, 81 90.
Mrs. J. L. Mines of 72l Broo
Avenue, left on the G.. & O. for 30:
well, to visit her husbands relation
and others. She will stay about tw
weeks. We hope she will have su,
CcSSlu1 Trip
-Don't forget the special Excul
sion to the protracted meeting at Fat
quier and New Hope Churches 3r
Sunday, August 18th. Train leave
r. q A. Station, Sunday morning at
O'Clock; returning, arrive at Richmon
at $3.50 O'Clock p. m.
Miss Matte V. Seams, a gradt
ate of the Hartshorn Memorial COLES
and now a teacher in the city scheo
of Charleston, w. Va, was in the cit
few DAYS this week While here ST
was the guest of Mrs. /. A. Munger
the Hartshorn.
Prof. r. B. McRarey, ESQ an
DIR. II. II Hayes of Lexington, N G
Messrs. w. f. Kelsey, John Mower
and Mrs. @. Brown of Salisbury, n. c
and Mrs. Aaron and Miss Annie Mel
benson of Gree nsboro n. c., were 81
the city thit week, the guest of of NJ
and Mrs. W. A. Young.
Feast In the Wilderness.