Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-07-23
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS. c

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS. CSC
Miss Vera Holmes is now in New
York.
For well-made suits at low prices
calf on Mr.. Louis Ruth. See sdvez-
tisement.
Second Lieutenant Gilpin is act
ing adjutsnt of the battalion at Camp
Corbin.
Mr.. @. G. JuTgen's Son carries
hne furniture and sells on terms to
suit, See advertisement.
1t wss a sad affair, but Funeral
Director Price gave complete satisfac-
tfon. His livery is strictly frst-class,
too.
The cavern on Fifth St., near
Baker is a large one. The workmen
will excavate to a depth OF so feet. The
residence of Mr.. Walter Peyton is dam.
aged in the rear portion.
Mr.. Thomas G. Leath, the man
hger has prepared separate accommo-
dation at the Vaudeville shows at the
Exposition Grounds for colored folks
Mrs James II Terrell and her
attractive daughter, Miss Matte n
u, are visiting friends in Norfolk, VGE-
"A pretty dance was given xf
Prices Hall last Wednesday night In
honor of Miss Julia DednaEn OF Boston.
MASS, who is the guest Of the Misses
Lizzie and Emma Evans.
Mrs M. A. Cross is attending the
Summer Normal at Hampton, Va
Miss Rosa Moody will leave nexa
week for Hampton, Va, where she win
spend the summer.
Mrs. Mary Haskins of New YORK
is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Stokes in North 3rd st.
Mr.. Charles Harris, sexton a
Good Sheppard, will leave next week
to visit Mr.. Colgan, at Blackstone.
Nottaway Co., Va.
Prof A. j. De Hart of Cincin-
natl and Prof. s. r. Singer of Coving-
ton. Ky, called on us.
Mrs. Joseph Lonza and sister.
Miss Irene Bacon of Philadelphia, N
now in this city, visiting their fathssE.
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
con, a04 North 8th ST.
Mrs. J. NJ. Christian aad children
left Wednesday the Goth inst, for
Louisa to spend the summer.
Miss Annie NJ Jackson is spend
ing the summer in Louisa Co., Va.
-Miss Lena v. Isham left the crtv
panied Miss Lucy A. Trent, who has
been visiting the Miss Ishams of this
city.
Mr.. F. A. French (white) uhg,
was charged with being one of thks
'grandest rascals" in the city, whielS
charges in the opinion of the Commit
tee on Cemetaries were not sustained
was unanimously reelected keeper og
River View Cemetary.
oh, yes, DIR. Ramsey will fig
your teeth He is very skillful ana
gives satisfaction. See advertisements.
The Fourth Street sewer has
broken again. and the residents be-
tween Jackson and Duval swith tearfnR
eyes await the action of the in reiEzs-
b bursing them again
Attorney NJ. F. Maury will serve
you on legal matters. He is thorough.
ly posted. See advertisement.
Three COWS belonging to Seatoo
q Blanton were killed by lightning ON
Tu esday, 10th inst.
Nelson's Improved Straightnips
gives entire satisfaction. See advex--
tisement.
The position held by DR.. HI
Harris as surgeon of the First Battal
ION, rank of Captain, is now filed BIC
DR.. Black (white). DIR. Harris resign
ed and DR.. r. r. Jefferson failed to
pass physical examination.
The position of quartermaster, rank,
OF lieutenant, which Mr.. VIM. Isaac,
J johnson resigned was also given to s.
white officer.
Mr.. W. Edward Miller, formerly
OF this city, but now OF Baltimore. Nd.
is IN the city stopping with his aunS.
Mrs. Jane Wilson, 2l1 f. Baker Street.
He is looking we'll.
Mrs. N. A. r. Leslie of Muskc..
gee, Indian Territory. is visiting rela-
tlves and frie in Virginia. She leFE
Wednesday, 10Th inst, to visit rela-
tives in Petersburg and vicinity. buT
will return in about two weeks to the
residence Of her sister, Mrs. 8. d.
Jones, 6l5 judah ST.. where she will bee
pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. s. D. Jones of 615 Judagr.
Street has returned from a visit to her
son in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Rev. J. w. Boykin. 1ae
Jora Sandridge, of Camden, s. O., is ir
he city the guest of Mr.. H.. +, Jons-
han, 7S6 N. 9th st.
Rev. w. s. HoI and, pastor Of the
sbenezer Baptist Church of Proyi--