Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-22
HUETIEGr0B NOTES.
An Able Discourse Interesting Items

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Oct. Is, 1893
A sudden drop in the temperature
was registered last week. The sum-
mer gauze was replaced by the winter
wrap.
ably good on last Sabbath Rev. Steele
held prayer service at q. m. and
preached an excellent sermon at IL
o'clock to his people.
at the First Church there was q
crowded house out in the morning TO
hear DR.. @. NJ. Williams OF Iowa. The
doctor did justice to the congregation
and preached a practical, influential
sermon from the subject. Personal
and human responsibility
Rev. w. III. Brown preached to his
people ut Barboursville last Sunday
twice. Rev. Brown is q young man
and is fast making himself known in
this section. Communion services
were held at the Baptist Church at
3 80 p m.
We have learned that Rev. ]. NJ Rid
die of Xsnia, Ohio, mas accepted the
| pa storial charge of the Second Baptist
Church of Columbus, Ohio. His many
friends are glad to know of his new
| field and bespeak for him much sue
cess. Rev. Riddles pastorship in this
state some years ago was deeply felt
by all who knew him, being a man of
learning and high christian attain
meuts.
Rev. Robert Steele is sack from
Charleston where he spent several
days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hider
of Artizan Avenue fiue girl.
II you owe the Planet Agent for pa
pers he would be pleased to see you
and have a settlement. Rem sm6er,
we can't live on good looks and we'll
wishes. If you read the paper, it is
20 let it accumulate to quarters and
halves and then shun it. Therefore,
preserve a nickel hereafter for that
purpose and give the Planet man q lit
/ tie rest.
The Buffalo Bill Wild West show was
here en- the l4th. Notwithstanding
the big drop in the thermometer and
the inclemency OF the weather. at an
| early hour the country folks began to
pour into our city from the rural dis
Jricts in large numbers. OF course no
show could go on unless these people
attended but we think if they were
seen in the right light they are really
| q show themselves.
I lnOmhb WOOQSOu, WHO ullAOI buuhbC-
/ ly ran over Mr.. Thomas Maxon last
week was dismissed without fine. Mr..
Msxon is improving rapidly.
The 9Th Regiment left Eft. Thomas
about two weeks ago for Chicamaugs
Park where they expect to go into
| winter quarters Some of the boys in
this regiment are from this city.
The country folks are not the only
people that like shows. Some of oui
girls are complaining from colds
tooth-aches, etc., contracted from
standing on the wet ground show day
We hope they'll know better next time
MIR. Housen. of the Patch, Beverly
Smooth. and Albert Goble are on TIT
sick list.
Mrs. Clotton of Burlington, o., made
short visit to Mrs. Henry Smith thiI
week and returned.
The Douglas School Literary will
have memorial services in honor o
Mrs. Susie James in the near future
We will let you know the exact tim
later on.
A Quilting Party was had at Mrs
Bette Barnett's onelnight last week
There were twelve or more In tbs par
ty and quite an enjoyable time wa
had.
Little Tommy Franklin, son OF Deh
liza Franklin died this morning after
! severe attack of the whooping cough