Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-09-05
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

DIR. Z. Il. Ramsey has returned 10
the city from the trip north.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Washington, OF Wash
ingtou, ID. g., called on US this week.
MIR. w. P Wallace of IT'S Bates
Street, died last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Isabella Walker and Miss
Pauline Boiling are visiting Louisa.
Miss Ida Hill has returned to New
ork after pleasant stay in our city.
Little Estelle r. Harper arrived
from Lynchburg, Thursday September
MIR. II. w. Washington, wife and
son of Philadelphia, called on us this
week.
Rev. J. Anderson Taylor, wife
and his family left this week for Wash
ington, d. Q.
-Messrs. Michael Epps and p. S.
Cotton. of Norfolk, Va. were in the
city and called on us.
MIR. J. III. Brown, OF Roanoke,
Va, called on us. He is our hustliI z
agent at that point.
Mr.. William l.. Winston. of
Wilmington, Del, was in the city this
week and called on as.
Miss NJ. L. Reynolds of Philadel-
phia is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. c..
Reynolds of Church Hill.
Mr.. Thomas L. anderson. of
Shelton, Conn, is in the city FOR few
day with relatives and friends.
Miss Eliza Harris of Charles
City, Va, called on us in company with
Miss Rosa b. Randolph.
MIR. J. B. Selden of Morristown,
n j., IN company with Rev. George
Morris, b. ID called on us.
Prof. r. G. Chissen of the Va
Normal and Collegiate Institute, call
on us. He was er route 10 Baltimore.
Get your ticket in time for the Big
Meetings at Boutwell, on Sunday Sep
TENDER 9Th for we are going.
Mr.. J. H. Brown, The PLANET
agent at Roanoke, Va, was in the city
this week on visit and called at our
office.
Rev. ]. r. Marable, pastor of
Mount Olive Baptist Church Of Hack
ensack, N. j., visited our office last
week.
Mr.. j. K. Meadows, editor of
Flat Top Labor of Keystone, w. Va
was in the city this week and called at
this Office.
Miss Sadie A. Harper of North
Bird St., arrived home from Baltimore
Thursday, September 3rd, after "a stay
of two months.
Mr.. Stanley Shacklefoot, who
has been spending the hot days i'm the
north, returned to the city on Tues.
day, the LIST. He is looking we'll.
Yes, for all you may say or do, she
intends to go with the Working Sons
of Hope to Boutwell, on the 9Th.
Rev. w. w. Brown of Roanoke
Va, Rev. L. j. Brandon of Elk Horn
w. Va, and Rev. j. X. Smith of Hol-
Inns, Va called on us.
---Nessrs John and Thomas Auder.
son of New York, were in the city this
week and called on us. They were &c.
companied by their sister, Matte.
Miss Ida B. Jones, who has beer
quite sick with the haalaria, is able &c
be out again under the skillful treat.
ment OF DR.. s. II. DESMOND.
Miss Mary Ross OF Washington
| d. C., arrived in this city last week t.
spend two week with her cousin, Mr..
Roht, A. Jackson, 100 St John Street
George Walker, a prisoner in The
penitentiary at Allegheny, Pa, sends
US hand some watch-chain made in
most curious way of horse hair. w,
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-Editor John Mitchell, Jr., arri,
ed in the city last Thursday, after al
extended trip west. He was royalty
entertained from Milwaukee, Wis, to
White Sulphur Springs.
| Mrs. Archie b. Hawkins return
ed to the City after an extended visi
to Chicago. Ill. She returned in com
pany with her husband, who was off OF
| vacation in Chicago.
-Messrs. J. M. Reed, of Lynch
burg; ]. ID. Mountvale; Matthew
White and Sam Shelton, OF Roanoke
Va, called on us. Mr. Reed cond uct
hotel and restaurant at his home.
Mrs. Sarah Griffin and Mr.. w. S
Jones of Petersburg, Va Mr.. r.
Armstead of Lynchburg, Va, anC
Editor A. l. Sumner of Goldsboro, n
c.. Principal of the State Norma
School called on us.
Rev. George Z. Morris and wife
of Morristown, n. J., who have beer
visiting her father, Rev. George f
Johnson, family and friends, will re-
turn TO their home Saturday, Septem
Der 5th, after spending two months il
our city of seven Hills.
Mr.. George jenkins of Washing
! ton, ID. c., is visiting our city after
delightful trip to Goochland TO see hi
sisters, Mrs. Stovall and Mrs. Boiling
He is looking remarkably we'll anC
will leave for his home in few DAYS
Mrs J. Anderson Taylor desire
to thank her many friends for thei
kindness during the illness of her chill
Edren, and regrets her inability to visi
as she so much desired to do. DR.
Sarah G. Jones' skillfulness saved tn,
baby.
Col. Walker H. Johnson, Inspec
tor General of the Uniform Rank, X
of P, of the State of Virginia, inspect
ed the Divisions of Norfolk, Ports
mouth and Newnolt News on Friday
August 2Sth and reports them as be
ing in an excellent condition, as re
CARDS uniform and general prOficien
cy.
Mr. Burl Gibson, president o
the Y. NJ. @. A. of PIainfield. N. J
former resident of Norfolk, has re
turned to Norfolk on a visit to hi
mother, Mrs. Emily Shepherd ant
friends While there he has spent tn
time in yachting, fishing, excursion
going and the many other enjoyment
that Norfolk affords.