The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi.
zens and other Matters.

Mr.. Thomas Potts has returned 10 the
city.
Mrs. r. .. Holt. OF Baltimore. Is mere
or visit to her mother
Misses Ellen Rena and Cecil Batkins
are visiting friends in Narrower.
c. w. voolfolk. treasurer OF orange
county. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Matte Butler is or :wo weeks
visit TO a pleasant summer -1'ort.
Miss Matte Feldner. of Richmond. Is
visiting friends in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. John v. Tarrant Is spending, his
vacatlon with his father in King William
county.
Mr.. Harry Parkinson. of Roanoke. is
OIL Witt TO his parents. on east Mar
shall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flegenheimer
have rg-lrned from a pleasant visit TO
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Logan s Robins has returned from
a vacation spent in New York much I'M
proved In health.
Hrs. James V. Seward. OF Norfolk, is
on a visit to Mr. John W. Goode. 1904
cast Marshall street
Miss Narde H. Tyler. OF "Allei dale"
Louisa county Is visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
The meeting Of the Rosebuds OF the
city has been postponed Until the third
SUNDAY III Stpl'ihutl.
Mr.. =. J. Crew and his daughter. Mrs.
Niigie Peasants. Of Church Hi. have
gone on visit 10 ohio
Mcssrs. Lee and Sam Sycle. Jr.. have
let for Caroline county TO spend four
weeks with their country friends.
Mr.. J. G. cain. OF Chicago. who has
been IN the city since Friday last. left
yesterday morning for Washington.
Mr.. Warren H. Mercer has returned
81 ole far f.N. Flf IA
in Lancaster and Mddlesex counties.
Work has been commenced on the
FairmOnt High School and IL viii be
pushed 10 completion as rapidly as pos
siblc
At last accounts. Mr.. Walter Blair and
his brother Lewis had arrived at san
Francisco. on visit to their uncle.
Charles W. Blair.
Messrs William Lamb Daughsrty and
r. d. O.. NJ. Hobson are back at their
respective posts. after spending several
weeks az the northern seasides
Messrs George Il. Fleet and Wingield
Baker. OF Church Hill. viii leave Thurs
day for King and queen county, where
they viii remain week or ten days.
Tom Smith was arrested yesterday
morning and taken 90 the Second police
station oy Serge ant Epps. charged with
Obtain ing si.7J under false pretences from
Il Rem Ike
The drnwbrldge that spans the Poto-
mac at Quantico Oh the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
went down Sunday just after a train
had passed over IL IL was fixed during
the afternoon. an: traffic was resumed
without any delay
Rev. T. J. Taylor. pastor Of Laurel
Street Methodist church, addressed the
Young Nen's Christian Association at
Gladstone Sunday. while Rev. John T..
Mccartney. a ministerial student OF Ran
dolph-Macon College, occupied his pulpit
Sunday night
Captain John l.. Day, wife and two
sons, OF Lumber City, Ga. who have
been in the city for the last few days
visiting relatives left yesterday morning
for New York en- route 10 Boston 10
attend The convention Of the Grand Com
mandery. Knights Tcmplar.
Ar. W. II. Mullen. president Of Rich
m0nd Typographical Unicn has received
an invitation from the Southeastern Cen
trail Labor Union 10 deliver an address at
a grand demonstration 10 be held in the
city of Norfolk on Labor-Day. under the
auspices of that organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Davis. OF Whining
toI. y. c.. accompanied by their children,
are visiting Ms Rosa r.. Wells. sister 10
Mrs. Davis. nj their suburban home,
Lisbon" just beyond the Sclciers'
Home Mr.. Davis is an attache OF the
Wilmington star.
Miss Susie Daffron eft yesterday mora.
ing and Mr.. William DaffrOn left last
night for Philadelphia TO attend the mar
riage in that city to-day of Mr. Daffron's
daughter. Berta, 10 Mr. Herman Netter-
lein a prominent tobacco broker OF the
Quaker city