Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-21

for Waco. Tex. to visit her sister Mr.,
r. NJ. Balm, Jr.. where her mother ana
| sister have been visiting for a year.
Miss Daisy Duesberry. OF Mobile. Ala.
| who has been spending her SUMMER
with her sister, Mrs. Walthall, has lef,
for st. Louis and Chicago. from whence
she will return TO Mobile.
| the city, stopping at No. 67 north Eighth
1 street. Mr.. Turpin will preach AZ In.
manuel church to-day, in the absence
from the city OF DIR. Nelson.
Miss Lottie Godsey, OF west Main
street, returned yesterday from Lynch.
burg, having had a most delightful tri)
Of six weeks visiting Misses Lillian
Thomas and Lola Elliott.
Manatoka Tribe. No 50, OF Red Men.
had an excellent meeting at Lee Camu
Hall last night. The Tribe listened 70
two good addresses by Messrs. Wulap
NJ. Trexler and w. c. Lyon.
Stray dogs have been killing rabbits
and pigeons OF late, and among nog
who have suffered are Detective Chafh
Gibson. The popular officer has los, ,
Mr.. William II. Hatton, a former resi-
dent OF Richmond, died In Baltimor
Saturday week. Mr.. Hatton leaves a wife
daughter OF the late Dr. L. II. Cauthom)
and a brother, Il. f. Hatton. in this city
Mr.. George K. Falrlamb, OF No 20
west Main street, had n severe fall from
his wheel Friday. by which ne sprainei
his ankle. He was resting better yes
terday, and hopes to DO out In a few
days.
Miss Matte Pegram, OF Richmond. ana
Misses Essie Cox and Minnie Maps, q
Southampton, have returned 20 thef
homes, after spending a delightful tina
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Doyle. q
Waverly.
The remains OF the infant daughter o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Shatzel. who died
in Evansville. Md, were brought 20 Rich
mond yesterday morning and inferred IN
Hollywood Mr.. and Mrs. Shatzel for
merly resided here.
Union Gospel Mission. No. north
Seventh street. There will be services al
tho above mission this afternoon at .
o'clock, led by Mrs. II. NJ. Glover. also
every night through the week at s
o'clock.
A large crowd greeted Rev. w. W. WI.
liams, OF Baltimore. Md, who lectured
last night at Newbridge church. on The
Aims OF Life" The church has given
the pastor, Rev. r. b. Collier, o. lot on
which TO build a dwelling.
In the absence OF Rev II. A. Bsgby.
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raj Association I'm Roanoke. the pulp.,
OF Calvary Baptist church will be hllsd
this morning by Rev. MIR. Hurt and To-
night by Rev. DIR. Hoge.
The Board OF Trustees OF Hampton
Sidney College has been called 20 meet
at the Norvell-Arlington Hotel. I'm Lynch
burg, next Tuesday. November I'd az
+. NJ. The Richmond members Of the
board are Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge, ID.
D. and the Hon. w. W. Henry.
Mr. Oscar J. Ogg and bride left on
Thursday for brief visit 10 his parents.
In Louisa county. and started from there
Friday evening for their home, IN
Pueblo, Col, where they will arrive to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. ogg. who vas
Miss Marie Edna Chappell. OF Church
Hill, has for several years been an ae-
tive worker In Leigh-Street Bapus1
church. and has a wide circle OF friends
Rev. DR.. ]. c. Hiden. pastor OF Grove
Avenue Baptist church, is life-mem-
Der Of the General Association Of VIZ
ginia, but did not go to Roanoke, a. ne
was detained here by the revival no" IN
progress In his church. He fills his pul-
pit to-day at the morning. and night ser
vices, and will deliver his Bible lecture
TO his class as usual at 10 o'clock th.s
morning In the audience-room OF Dis
church.
The Washington Post OF yesterday
says: Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. OF Neh,
mond. Va. the wife OF the chairman ..
the Democratic State Committee. Was ~
the Metropolitan yesterday. Mrs. Ellyse'
is prominent member OF the Assoc
ton for the Preservation OF Virginia Az,
tiquities. and she Is also member O
the Daughters OF the Confederaey. -
sides being officially connected WITH ,''
jefferson Davis Museum. OF kichmoh'