The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04
Personal ND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
zens and other Matters.


The Powhatan Club will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting tonight.
Mr.. y. W. Murren left Sunday for
Louisa county 10 visit friends.
Miss Emily Batkins is or a visit to
friends az old Point and Hampton.
Mr. 4. W. Brock. Of Ashland. was in
the city on business yesterday morning.
Or b. J.. Spalding has gone to Hart
ford county. Md. to Doe absent until sep
TENDER LIST.
Mr. c. H. Hasker. who has been seri-
ously 10 for some time past is now rapid
ly recovering.
Dir. Henry Fitzgerald. sergeant OF Man
chester paid a visit TO the Auditor yes
terday morning on business.
The registers of the city can get their
notices by applying 10 the clerk of the
Hastings Court this morning
Mr. Felix Keegan was painful buris-
cd about hi sams and face by a fall
from his bicycle Saturday night
Mrs. Fannie Lewis will leave this morn
Ing for the Blue Ridge Springs. where
she will spend the month OF August.
Rev DIR. W. r. Hatcher left yesterday
afternoon for Amelia to attend the Md
die District Baptist Association conven-
tiOn
Cars are now being run regularly by
the Traction Company over its Venabie-
street line from Broad 10 Twenty-nfth
street.
Misses Rcbecca and Poachcy Mcdowell
have returned home from a very pleasant
trip O. old Point. Hampton and Newport
News.
Secretary-of the-Ccmmo nwealth Law
less is still confined 10 his house as the
result OF injuries received by fan from
his bicycle.
Miss Esther Bedford left Sunday ar
ternoon for Bellefont. Pa. to visit friends
and relatives. She expects TO be gone
several weeks.
Miss Maude Kemp. Of west Marshall
street left yesterday morning for Bed
ford whore she Will spend the heated
term with friends.
Mossrs Samuel Bigger and Robert
Christian returned Sunday night from At
lantic city y. j.. where they have been
spending their vacation.
Master Bedford Lambert and his Sis
ter Mildred are spending their vacation
with their grandmother. Mrs. Martha
J. Tucker. in Powhatan county.
Mr. Charles Bolton. OF this city. who
LETT on June ODD. 10 visit relatives and
friends I'm England. writes that he has
had safe and pleasant voyage.
Miss Ry'and Miss Belle Brandon. and
Miss Mary Brandon have gone 10 Han
over Courthouse for several weeks. after
which they will go 10 Atlantic City:
Mrs. George r. Funk and sister. Miss
Mnnis Hughes, Of south Pine street.
LETT yesterday morning for Lyuchburs
and Glasgow TO spend the month OF
August.
The Mckinley one-hundred-
cents-doilars. white club. will begin held
ing regular meetings next Friday night at
Reinhardrs Hall at $3.50 o'clock. This
club. already a large one. Is encouraged 70
believe that a large accession TO their
numbers Is certainty.
Governor and Mrs. O'Ferrall paid a
visit 70 tho chices in the Capitol and IL
brary buildings yesterday morning. and
expressed themselves az being highly
pleased with their new home az Forest
Hi.
II is feared that Herbert G. McAllis-
ter. who was hurt Saturday al the Mar
cuse & Hasker factory. may lose his
right eye as the result Of the accident.
lie is under the care Of Drs. Garcin and
Shields.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. McSorley and
daughter Of No POI west Marshall street.
left Sunday for the Blue Ridge Springs.
slr. McSorley goes for the benefit OF
his health. having been III for the past
five months.
Mrs. Thomas w. Freeman, Of Man
chester. is critically IN with typhoid-feyer.
and Yesterday morning her life was
despalred OF. Late last night however.
she rallied slightly. and hopes are now
entertained OF her recovery.
Mr.. Joseph A. Wheat. who Is III Win
typhoidfcver az the Retreat FOR the Sick
was slightly letter last night
Police Commissioner ID. A. Weinbrui!
left last night for Alton. on a week
vacation, where he Will join his iaml!'
Miss Caroline Barbour, daughter oI
DR.. Louis c. Barbour. OF Kentucky
visiting DR.. Emily Runyon
DR.. Lexns Wheat. who has been ue7
tanned in the country for several DAYS
by a very sick patient; returned 10 '"e
city yesterday. ~