Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-11
Per.Onals and briefs.

Dr. Thomas NJ Sweeney has returned
from Baltimore.
Mrs. william Davis, Of 1913 west Clay
street. is very Ill.
There will be a splendid display OF fire.
works at Lakeside Park this evening.
Miss f. L. Nystrom, OF No. SIT west
Main. is summering near the Peaks OF
Otter.
Miss Nettie V. Allen is spending the
month of August visiting relatives in Bal
timore.
Mr.. Michael Ganzert has returned home,
after a pleasant fishing trip TO King and
Queen county.
Mrs. y. NJ Abbott left Richmond Mon
day for Saratoga and other OF the popular
watering places.
Miss Ida Gathright, OF Lynchburg. who
has been visiting In this city, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. S. S. Turner, fagman on the Pm
ner's Point Division OF the Southern rail-
road. is in the city
Mr.. II. Robert Harrison. OF Prince
George county, is visiting Mr.. r. ]. Wall,
on east Broad street
T.
daughter. of Louisa, are visiting friends
and relatives in Charles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Munford and child,
OF Macon, Ca, are visiting Mrs. Charles
Baldwin, west Franklin street
Mr.. William F1egenhimer leaves to-day
for Atlantic City and other points North.
He will absent about two weeks.
Miss Bessie Lee. of Cherry street, left
yesterday for Lynchburg, where she win
spend two weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. George w. Mosby, who is in the
electrical business in the North, is visit
ing his relatives at No. 3l03 east Broad
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Elicit and Miss
Jennie Elicit left Richmond Monday for
Norwich, Conn, expecting to be absent
about a month.
Miss Jean Meyers, OF this city, win
20 over to Petersburg to-day to attend a
big wedding, which takes place in that
city this evening.
Governor OFerrall has appointed Mr..
James l.. Tallaferro Judge OF Gloucester
county, to fill the unexpired term Of his
father. who recently resigned.
Mr.. Roosevelt Page. who was in the city
his father, Major John Page, who has
been so i'll, was resting easier
Little Wilbur Gentry, who has been con-
sined 10 his home, No. 10 south Pine
street. for some time. suffering from eye
trouble. is reported as much better.
Henry Fox, charged with highway rob
berry, was sent on to the Henrico grand
Jury yesterday by Magistrate Larus. and
was admitted to bail in the sum OF 800
The ladies' Of Union-Station church will
run the second excursion of their series
10 Old Point to-day. They go. rain or
shine. and a pleasant trip is in store for
those who go.
MFR. Thomas ]. Stratton, inspector OF
fertilizers in the office Of the Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, has returned TO the
city, after a weeks stay at his home, in
AppomattoX county.
ST. Patricks Beneficial and Social So
ciety will hold it's annual banquet at the
soclety's hall, Twenty-sixth and Grace
streets. on August 18th. Speeches will be
made by several prominent gentlemen.
The Board Of Health met in it's room
In the city Hall yesterday morning at IL
o'clock and transacted only routine bust
ness. The entire board. consisting or
Drs. Oppenhimer GarcIn, and Harrison,
were present.
Misses Gertrude Snead and Clara
O'Brien have returned home. after de-
lightful visit 70 their uncle. Mr.. James
A. Davis. OF Lynchburg, Va. on their
return they stopped few days with reIa-
tives IN Fluyanna county.
A speelal meeting OF the Methodist Sun
dav-s,hool Society OF Richmond and
Manchester will be held at Highland
Snrings church. on the Seven Pines rail-
road on the fifth Sunday in this month.
the 18th. The Board OF Directors Will
met nj Broad-Street church on the
fourth Sunday in this month.