The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04
ONE OF THE CITY'SLUNGS
rurY 90 To BON AIR ron OZONE
MANN AND REST.
An Entertainment of American CHARACTER
by the ChatzAg2e circle-MoSe-
mentc III re People.

RON AIR. VA, Jan. S.-Speoiai-Ihe
rev wear opens up here with work Oh
all kinds going on, and this place Is no
execution to all others in this, that VINO
ever wants to work can find somethihs
% do have never known otherwise.
Possibly sometimes the work may not
be- spcb as the applicant might WISH OF
the nav may not suit, nut there u a.
WAYS work for the wiiling-somethins ~
which shekels may be earned ana WINCH
in many cases. will serve 10 turn NV
wolf from the door. s,
Mr.. John r. West, for some time re-
dent here has broken up and rented MS
place to Mr.. Hugh Campbell, a tooaoso
mist and son-in-law Of Major FREQ H.
scott of your city, who will at once
move into IL.
There has not been a great deal OF
gayetv here during the holidays Just
passed. but enough 20 put every one III
good humor. There is no whisky or otner
int0xicauts sold here and conseQuehu9
there was no drunkenness or disorder
such as is created by them. There nave
u,,..,. ,.,c!al parues given 10 the young
folks and tub Sunday-school celebla-
tions AT the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches. respectively. both OF WHlch
were largely attended aud greatly On,
loved by those connected with them ana
spectators As we'll
CHAUTAUQUA ENTERTAINMENT.
There is a very interesting class Of the
Chautauqua Circle here, and much en-
thuslasm exists amongst the members IN
regard thereto Generally during the
Christmas week they vary the pro-
sramme and the gathering is given up to
amusement The main feature OF the
circle this week was that each one was
10 represent some American character or
nftv years or more ago. The costumes
i'm which each one was to appear were in
the main very good. some OF them fine,
Illustrating. as they did. the character
which they were 10 represent. Refresh
ments were then served. and the depar-
ture OF the old year and the ushering I'm OF
the new was seen before they separated.
! The occasion was much enjoyed ny all.
Miss Pratt. sister-in-law of Mr. George
5 Cook. has been spending some weeks
here on a visit, but expects 70 return IN
a few days
Miss Barheld sister Of Mrs. George L.
Cook. has been visiting here for a short
time. and will leave shortly for her home
in Charleston.
Mrs. Virgie Peasants. with her son,
y
turned 20 the city.
Rev. Mr. Cofer formerly an Episcopal
minister in Central Virginia. who makes
his home with Mr.. @. q. Whitworth IS
now spending q tire with friends and
relatives in Lynchburg and vicinity.
Mr. Stribling. who has been here for
several months visiting HIS sister, has ac-
/ cepted a position with the Southern rail-
way and gone 10 Norfolk.
Colonel II. ". 2. Talcott. who has
mining interests IA North Carolina, IS
/ there al present attending 10 them.
The arrival Of the noon train here is
/ quite an incident amongst the residents.
particularly the colored population. all
| those not engaged being found at tin
/ depot at that hour.
l find The Times very largely taken by
! the people here. and It's newsy character
/ gives pleasure to all subscribers.