Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
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county. While in the mountains he will
attend the annual session o. the Medical
Society Of Virginia. 70 be held at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Samuel Beck. Of England. and Samuel
r. Neave, Of Maryland. are expected 10
be present az the Friends church, on
Clay street between First and Adams. to-
day.
Miss Bessie Parrish. of this city, who
for the past month has been visiting
friends and relatives OF Cumberland and
F1uvanna counties, returned homo yes
terday.
An enjoyable evening is promised all
who attend the entertainment to be given
in the lecture-room Of the Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church Thursday
evening.
NJ. Burrell H. Marsh. who has been
quite III for the past five weeks with
typhold-feye at MS sisters residence.
Mrs. J. G. West. Grove road, is now con-
yalescing.
Miss Carrie Stone has returned home,
after a pleasant visit in King and Queen
county. She is accompanied by Miss
Peachy Grove, who will spend some time
With her.
DR.. Jacob Fisher has gone TO Nimrod
Hall until September 10Th He will at
tend the convention OF Virginia medical
men at the Rockbridge Alum Springs du-
ring his absence.
Mrs Frank jerks and children, who
have been visiting Mr.. Beeton. Of Lex
ington. Va. for the past month, returned
home yesterday, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Beeton.
The trolley outing Of the Stuart Horse
Guards. which had been postponed on
account OF rains. will take place next
Tuesday night. leaving the Cavalry Ar
mory at 7:45 o'clock.
After a pleasant visit Of two months
] with relatives in Lynchburg and Cum
berland county, Misses Hellie and Rosa
Montague have returned to their home,
zl9 Venable street.
Miss ". Louise Stubs has returned
from quite a pleasant visit TO friends In
South Boston. She is accompanied by
Miss Eugenia McCsrty. who will in few
days leave for Baltimore.
Mrs. c. Evensen and children, OF this
city, left yesterday afternoon on the
steamer POcahontas for Baltimore and
Washington. They will spend three
weeks visiting friends in those cities.
Rev. John W. Daugherty. OF the Apes
tolic church. Fulton, Will preach al Union
Gospel Mission, corner Of Eighth and Main
streets, this Sunday afternoon al 3
O'Clock. All are cordially invited 10 at
tend
Suits were brought in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday as follows: J.
and A Treibert G. Co. against Younger
Loving. for $50: Live Oak Distillery
Company against Younger Loving, for
800.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt returned from the
Hot Springs last evening. where he
has been spending his vacation. He has
composed some beautiful music this sum
mer. which will probably be published
during the fall.
Rev. Mr.. Collyer. who has a charge
near Seven Pines. has been conducting a
very successful revival meeting at Dover
Baptist church, Goochland county. the
past week. Fourteen were baptized in the
James river Friday near the church.
Miss Erie Caldwell. Of No. fls north
Twenty-hfth street. Is visiting friends In
| Greensboro, y. c. In September she will
60 to Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus county,
| n. C. where she has accepted a position
to teach in the Mount Amoena Female
| Seminary.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry J. Childress. Of No
| sls l-2 Twenty-sixth street, have returned
to the city. Mr.. Childress has been In
dreadful health for about sixteen months.
| but he feels much improved in health
| after staying six weeks with relatives
and friends in Mecklenburg county.
Permission has been granted by the
| Governor TO Company b. First Regiment
| North Carolina state Guard. TO enter the
! state OF Virginia armed ard equipped for
the purposes OF going into camp at Ocean
| View. near Norfolk. for period OF
twenty days from the ist to 10th day Of
| September.
| Governor O'Ferrall having been nofsne1
o. tns intended absence Of the eeesUsssy