Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09
Personals and briefs.

f.an,ain r. G. Morton, Of Staunton, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Rev ]. p. Spence, of North Carolina
is visiting friends in the city.
MIR. r.. ]. Loving, who has been very Il
at his home. 1927 east Broad street,
slowly improving.
Miss Lizzie McIndoe, OF Richmond, re-
turned yesterday after n very pleasant
,rjp TO New York and Baughmore.
Misses Helen Beattie and Eulalia Hash
pr are visiting Dr. and Mrs. William ii.
Hening, of Powhatan.
+. b. Samuels, the son of Cyclone Sam
uels. has recovered from his severe ILL
ness and is able to resume his business.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lea, daughter. and Mrs. NJ.
y. Moore are spending ten days at Hamp-
ton and Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. r.. L. Jeter, of Amelia county, is
spending few days at Old Point Com
fort and Hampton.
Miss Lulu O'Connor has returned from
a pleasant stay of several weeks at Grand
View Beach.
Or. b. L. Saunders leaves to-day 20
spend several weeks at his old home, In
Southwest Virginia.
Miss T. Fairfax Beach, who has been
visiting friends in Hanover, will return
home to-day.
Mr. William S. Henning has returned
from Ocean View, where he has been in
camp for two or three weeks.
Lieutenant Thomas A. Spencer, Com
pany NJ, Fourth Virginia Regiment. at
Camp Cuba Libre, is in the city on fur
Tough.
Mr.. Charles Bolton, private secretary
To General Manager Stevens. of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio, returned to the city on
Sunday after an absence of several days
along the line with his chief
Miss Annie Parkinson, daughter of |
Captain John Il, Parkinson, is spending |
the month of August with friends in |
King and Queen county. -.
Mr. Jack Parker is in the city, and will
give an exhibition shoot at the club
grounds of one of the leading gun clubs
this evening.
The Academy of Medicine and Surgery
will hold a regular meeting at Lee Camp
Hall tonight. DIR. w III. Lyme will be the
leader.
Mr.. w. Douglas Deane, of Atlanta, vice.
president OF the Kentucky and Tennes.
see Insurance Union. is spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. a. ID. Lyons.
Colonel John Bell Bigger and his son.
Mr.. Thomas Haskins Bigger, are at the
Cold Sulphur Springs. Rockbridge county.
md the ColonePs health is improving very
'apidly.
Rev. DIR. Il. Il. Pollard, OF Columbian
University, Washington, ID. c., arrived
n the city yesterday en- route for Ports
mouth, where he will officiate tomorrow
1t the wedding of HIS brother, Mr.. j.
Garland Pollard and Miss Phillips.
Mrs. james r. Lequeneo, of Louisiana.
Who has been visiting her uncle, Captain
Frank V. Winston of Louisa Courthouse,
Ia, is now visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ernest l.. Boiling, of No. l017 Floyd ave- ,
me.
Rev. DIR. James b. Taylor returned last
vening from Crozet where he went 10 ,
AXE his family TO spend the remainder OF
40 summer He goes out to sknquarter /,
o-day 10 attend the session Of the Mid !
le-District Baptist Association.
Montague returned 10 q
le city yesterday from Jordan Alum a
brings. where he has been several DAVIS 4
It'll Mrs. Montague and children. The n
tier will spend the remainder of the hot s.
ason at Alton. a
Rev. C. r. Hyde returned to the CITY i
D Saturday, filled his pulpit Sunday M Il
10 morning service. and left In the after o.
bon for Hanover county where he has u
zen laboring for the past week by pres u
'terial appointment. "
rhe asphalt block pavement on Broad N
rect In front OF the City Hall, Is rapid ~
approaching completion. 1t is thought
E balance from the indirect tax turned a,
er TO tho city will be used TO pave pI
NTH street with this brick from Broad n
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