The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
yr william Simmons left Friday for

Mr. William Slmihohs 'ci' i''"' 80
Mis- Moody Johnson. OF Ashland: IS
,,isitioe, her cousin Misses Kate ana Mag
gle Johnson, OF Nicholson street.
Mrs. Emmett Elicit left Tor inc fhoun-
taiRs last week. she eApcC's " NC e'"'
Miss g MARY Turner. OF Marion Hin. Is
visiting friends In Louisa ana AiDeih"rlc
counties. a.too,t,, 1,
Miss Rosa Britton Is rusuOa''"e 90
Mrs. Louis Washer and daughters. May
and Bertha. and her son LOUIS ie.l ~
day afternoon 20 visit friends anu Ie'a-
tivos ia Petersburg. -.
a quantity Of thing falling on hlin N,ln'
engaged at his work at the lower ,ian
Works last week. He is anie 10 VAN
around with the aid of STICK anu j.
Miss Lindc Griffin and sister have re-
turned from Newport News. AFTER stay
Of a few weeks. 49,
Richmond Cedar Works. with parry,
left yesterday afternoon on their tug ioF
Mr. s. A. King. chorister OF the
Denny-S treet Methodist Episcopal church;
who has been quite sick for several
weeks. returned to his business on MON,
day at the factory OF the Virginia ana
North Carolina Wheel Company.
Mr.. Joseph i. Bickerstan has returned
Captain p. s. Rice. Of the Cedar
Works trS. is visiting in Gates county,
the fuenral OF tho infant OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Simpson took place from
| the fathers residence, on Nicholson
| street last Sunday evening. Rev. l.. y.
Norman conducted the funeral service.
The infant son Of Mr ana MIS-. lhonas
| Saunders IS quite sick.
Mrs Harry MAYO continues extremely
! III with typhoid fever She was slightly
| improved yesterday. IT,
! 10 Williamsburg Friday on account OF
the illness Of his mother, who resides
! there.
Superintendent J. ". Bryant. Of the
National Cemetery, who has been surfer
! Ing with chills and fever, Is improving.
| The infant child Of Nra. John saunders
! died Friday afternoon.
1 Miss Mamie Mcmahon. o. LOUISIANA
| street, is visiting relatives IN washing
| ton.
Mr. Christian RosSer's two children;
| weeks are now better
Mrs Richard Batterby. who has been
| summering az Bon Air, win return home
Mir. John Tyree. well-known young
gentleman. Is suffering with the rheu-
matism at his home, on sixth street, -,
Mrs. Susan IL. weldon Is critically III
| al her home. No. 293 Denny street.
Mr.. John Sheahon is out again after
! spell Of sickness.
| An entertainment was given by several
| young gentlemen at Mr.. ". Chalkleys
| last Wednesday night. and most pleas
ant time was had. Those taking part III
/ the pleasure were Misses h. Martin. Fan
ME Hicks. ". Hicks. O. MinsOn, T.. som
mers y. Morris J.. Rock. r.. Manoy, J.
I Mandy. j. Schwartz. y. Wilcox. .. Phil
bates. y. Williams, Il. Vaughan, and
Mossrs. G. Percy. y. Mandy. ". Leon
| ard. G. Elicit. T.. Lindsey. W. Hin. g..
I Kersey J. Bedford A. T.. Post, i. VIII
kinson 7. Taylor r. smith. W. NARROW.
and T. Stagg.
Mr.. George Atlee Of Henrico left last
| Sunday for Philadelphia after week
visit TO his father. Mr. Jacob Aztec, IN
HenricO. .
Rev p. i. Throckmorton IS considering
a call TO pamunLey church, which Is
situated on the line Of the York River
road 4 committee Of deacOns from Pa
munlsey church waited on him this week
and urged that he accept the call.
4 number Of Fulton ladies are making
arrangements for giving a concert IN the
near future. Several meetings nave been
held and the daet will soon be given.
Nr. II. Clark had one Of his hands
badly mangled by saw while AZ woik
at the Virginia and North carolina
Wheel Company last Monday
Religious services at Denny-Strcet
Methodist church last Thursday night
were held under the auspices OF the tp-
worth League. Delegates from 81. James
church were in attndance.