Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-16
Personals md briefs.

Mr.. A. Timberlake, of Buena Vista, is
in the city,
The Commonwealth CluD VIII noi1 us
annual meeting tonight.
The season for killing deer and turkeys
expired yesterday by law.
Judge w. e. Homes, of Mecklenburg, is
in the city in attendance upon the Su-
preme Court
Miss Aieen Wilkinson. of south Laurel
street, who has been ill with pleurisy, Is
able TO be up.
Father O'Reilly. of the Sacred Heart
church. banqueted the choir at Murphys
Hotel a few nights ago.
Mrs. Ellen Wright Cohen, Of Augusta,
Ga, mother of Mrs. Barton Wise, OF TINS
city, died Thursday night.
Mrs. Heath is very sick with the grip
at the residence of her son-in-law, NO.
Ill north Twenty-ninth street.
United States District Attorney A. j.
Montague. after spending several days
here. returned TO Danyille yesterday.
Mr.. William r. Burke, of 1923 south
Laurel street, has returned home after
pleasant visit to his children, in balt!-
more.
The Sons of the American Revolution
will hold their regular meeting this eve
ming at $40 o'clock at 7O7 east FRANKLIN
street.
Miss Betty A. Richerson, daughter OF
Mr.. W. G. Richerson, continues very i'll
AT her fathers residence, 1O2 south Madi-
son street.
Miss Mary Fleming and Miss Bessie
Parrish. of this city, left yesterday to
visit friends and relatives in King Wa
liam county.
Cards are out TO the marriage of Miss
Clara Pauline Walker TO Or. Miilard
pinner. at Park-Place Methodist 'Episco-
pal church, Thursday, 2lst, at . p. NJ.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at 4;So
o'clock.
The case Of Anthony Schwane, charged
with selling liquor without license ana
passing counterfeit money VIII come up
in the United States District Court on
Tuesday.
Miss Neva C Weaver, of Orange coun-
ty. after spending the holidays with Miss
IDA Stovall. returned yesterday 10 her
nome, WntIc Suc WIN iNS1N4~ 49,
at the c. f. Institute.
The many friends of Philip ST. George
Rarraud will be grieved TO hear OF the
loss OF hls only chiId. Philip st. George
Barraud, Jr., who died at the home or
his mother Scotland Neck, y. 6, ON
Thursday.
Rev. Joseph NJ. Seaton, OF the First Uni
tartan church, 2l0 north Fifth street, WIN
sneak Sunday evening at o'clock on inc
subject: intellectual versus Moral Cui-
;ure in the Public Schools" Teachers anu
an interested are welcomed.
The mail-box thieves have again com
,nenced their work in this city. Cnief-oI-
Police Howard notified the Post-Othce De-
nartnent Yesterday that the mail-Dox al
the corner OF Belvidere. and Frlnhlin
streets had been broken open and mo
lock thrown away.
Al a meeting OF Roane Lodge, No. 49,
7 O. o. f.. Thursday night, the following
oolcers were installed. after which re-
freshments were served: Noble Granu'
w ". Palmer; Vice-Grand, PM. Sainueis'
Secretary. {. Il. Ammons; Treasurer, W.
J. Westwood; Right Supporter NOBLE
Grand, G. r. Smithie; Left supporter
Noble Grand, l.. G. Miles; Warden, w. %.
Riddick; Conductor w. Il. Gary; lnsiue
Guard. II. r. Payne; outside Guard, r. d.
Eujotte; Right Supporter Vice-Grand, H.
n Houghton Left Supporter Vice-Irahu'
w A. Gay; Right Scene supporter, Z. a.
Harley: Left Scene Supporter, >. M. Gary
utchmonders I'm New York.
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