Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
ALL OVER THE CITY.
Eany Items Of Local News Crowded
Into Small Space.
CLEANED ny OUR REPORTERS.
where People Are Going and
Have Been and what They Are
Other Matters I'm Brief.

from washington Tor 4 rev Gays.
Mr. William Simmons continues very
sick AZ his residence on Nicholson street.
Miss Mertie GriGn. Of Upper Henrlco.
is visiting AIRS. T. II. WeiIRer, on Denny
street
Two pretty shye-terners are held at
the Second Police-Station 10 await iden'
tlacation.
Miss Nellie Duffy has returned home
from West Point, after a short visit to
relatives
Miss Mamie Strause has returned home,
Gfts- delightful trip TO Waynesyille and
Ashevllle. n. c.
Work on the new store OF Mr.. Joseph
Shdsn, on Williamsburg avenue. is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Mr. Charles Gootee. former resident
Of ;hls city. but now Of Baltimore, is
visiting in this city.
Tho state Board of Agriculture will
convene IN the state Library building
next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. G. Lee Moore acting Auditor OF
Public Accounts of Virginia. has returned
from the Atlanta Exposition.
Mrs. ]. W. Turner. OF West Point. is
visiting her sister. Miss Lille Richard
son. at No. 5l5 south Pine street.
Mrs Marion !. Dlmmock aud son have
returned to tire city and are at their
home. no. S}t west Grace street.
Miss Lena Thomas has returned to her
home in Isle or Wight county, after
pleasant visit among friends in this city.
Councilman John r. Grimes has re-
turned from n trip to the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton. tie reports a most enjoyable trip.
The beautiful new organ at st. PauPs
church will be used for the first time at
the early commandments this morn
Ing.
Nessrs. Henry Fitzgerald and II. L.
DuVal, OF Chesterfield county, were
visitors at the Library building yester-
day.
Mr.. James z. Pace is quite sick at
his home. on west Franklin street his
condition, however, is by no means Sc
rloUs.
Mr.. Ben. Haake has in course OF cree
ton a handsome residence, on Mich
olson street, near the Fulton Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Allen have re-
turned from their bridal tour. They will
reside in Eas. Richmond, Henrico. IN
the future.
Mrs. Hattie Wright, OF No. s4 north
Twenty-sevcnth street, who has been
very sick for about two weeks. is very
much improved.
Mrs. George l.. Pender, OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting Mrs. John W. Cor
don. No. IS north Laurel street, returned
home yesterday.
Rev. Dr. w. f. Hatcher will fill the
pulpit of Rev. DR.. r. p. Kerr this after
noon at 4:3o o'clock. In the morning Dr.
Kerr will preach.
Miss Mamie Easton. formerly OF this
city, leaves tonight for her future home
Galveston. Tex. She will stop over ten
days ut the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Lily Williams and Miss Mary
Bridgers, Of North Carolina, will be the
guests OF Mrs. John w. Gordon, No. q
north Laurel street, this week.
Mr.. W. p. Turner left last Thursday
night for Mexico. where he goes with
the hope OF recovering his health. which
Of late has been failing rapidly.
The Dominoes, OF west Grace street,
defeated a foot ball team from Manches-
ter in hotly-contested game at Island
Park yesterday. The score was to D.
Mr.. Ira f. Holt. OF Norfolk. Grea:
Chief of Records OF the Grand Camp or
Virginia, Improved Order OF Red-Men. is
In the city, and visited Grey Eagle Tribe
last night.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. George A. Summers
have returned from a four-months' visit
to their daughter. Mrs. f. F. Graham. AT
their summer home, on the Chester river,
Maryland.
One OF the most pleasant home dances
OF the season was given at No. 80 norm
Nineteenth street Thursday evening. IN
honor OF Miss Minnie Floyd. OF Fin
castle.
Miss Maggie Fleming. of F1uvanna.
who has been In the city for the past
three weeks, returned home yesterday.
accompanied by her cousin. K. n. Parrish
Of this city.
series OF sermons Will begin at
the Fourteenth-Stree mission Exchange
Hotel building, commencing Monday
night, conducted by Rev. W. Il. Hol-
comb. evangelist.
The Milhiser Manufacturing Company
are adding Improvements 10 their already
extensive plant in the way or large
| boiler, which will be used to neat up
| their several buildings.
The ladies' interested In the Presbyterian
| table at the bazaar "The War OF the
| Roses" VIII meet at the residence OF the
| chairman, No. 2D3 east Main street. Tues
| day afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. ]. II. McGruder. OF sils east Broad
street, had a very painful operation per
| formed on one Of his feet hast Tuesday
The member was badly mashed about
| four weeks ago in an elevator.
| Miss Greenhow will hold meeting
| of the Episcopal Committee OF the bazaar
| on Tuesday, the Goth. after the general
| meeting Is over, and urges all 10 be pres
| ent. as the badges Will be distributed.
| Three members Of the Tuxedo Mando
lin Quartette played at the Jefferson Hote
last night before the managers and seve
| raj visitors II Is on the cards that th'
organization will be engaged TO play regu
lar.ySat the hotel.
The revival services being held at st
lanes Methodist church, Twenty-n!no
| and Marshall streets, will continue du
| ring the week, Rev. 4. L. Dabney vii
preach this morning and evening. an
| also during this week.
There will be concert and supper a
New Bridge church. on Seven Pines cleo
tric.car fire on the evenings of Octo
Der 18th, s0th, and slst, for the bench
OF old Antioch church, the Oldest Bap
list church in Virginia.
Mr.. c. Leroy Latham, OF New YORK
formerly OF this city. nephew OF MI
Woodyille Latham, OF Lynchburg, Va.
the inventor OF the wonderful kaleidoscope
will bring the marvellous exhibit to Rich
mond soon.
Nessrs. william Bennett Sr., and WI