Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-28

williamsport. Pa, after a pleasant stay
OF fifteen days.
Miss Jennie Splitter left yesterday for
Natural Bridge Before returning nome
she will visit her uncle, Mr.. George H.
Fitch, Of Luray.
Mr.. Lewis w. Richardson, who was
overcome bv heat on Wednesday while at
his work at Monumental church, Is able
TO be out again.
During the absence from the city OF
Professor Moses Stein, Mr. Jacob n.
Kaufman will be musical director at the
Academy Of Music.
Mrs. Ike Thalhimer and family have
returned from their summer outing at
Atlantic city Mrs. Thalhlmer is much
improved in health.
Mrs. Scruggs and the Misses Roberts
are still In Waynesboro', where they
have been for the last two months. They
will return next month.
Mrs. Harvey Ball and her little daugh-
ter, Elsie, have returned to the city, much
improved in health, and viii leave this
morning for the seashore.
Miss i. S. Braxton has just returned
from her farm-"Her Castle on the
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Mr.. O.. j. Engleking and family.
Mrs. II. II. Saunders and children, Of
north Seventh street returned last week,
after spending several weeks with her
parents in Long Island City n. y.
Misses Ellen and May Timberlake, OF
Hanover county, and Miss Gaines, oil
Fauouier county, are visiting Mrs. John
W. TaHey, at lOi east Main street
Miss Emma Louise Schurmann will
leave I'm few days for an extended
northern trip, visiting New York. Phlla-
delphia, Scranton, and New Jersey.
Miss Lee Eubank, Of No. 215 north Twen-
tv-0rst street has returned home. after
a pleasant visit 20 her many friends ana
relatives In King william county. Va.
Captain J. T. Bailey, the popular Ches-
apeake and Ohio conductor, has returned
10 the city, much improved after spending
some time in the vicinity Of Coyington,
Va
DR.. Mlchaux and wife will leave this
morning for Virginia Beach. DR.. Michaux
will attend the meeting OF the Medical
Society OF Virginia. They will DO away
several days.
Mrs. l.. d. Gale, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Ethel Gale, and niece,
Miss Mary BEDFORD. are visiting friends
and relatives In Smithheld and Isle OF
Wight county.
Mrs. j. B. Kuehnert and her daughters,
jamie and Alice, will leave this week for
Cincinnati, where they will reside In the
future They will be missed by large
circle Of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ y. Arnail and little
sons Marion and Frank, OF west Mar
shall street, have returned home AFTER an
absence OF three weeks, spent at Virginia
Beach and Roanoke.
Mr. John A Kratz. Jr., an employee in
the passenger department OF the Chesa-
peake and ohio railroad, who has been
i'm for the past three weeks with appen-
dicits, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Leguenec, who has been visiting
her uncle Captain Frank v WINSTON
OF louisa. and her sister, Mrs. Erhes'
Rolling. OF 1917 Floyd avenue, returned
| 10 New Orleans last week.
Mrs. w. G. Woodward. returning to her
home in Coyington, KY the latter par'
| OF this week. Will stop I'm staunton' 10
,,isit her friend, Mrs. l.. x. hooefs, VINO
| has recently moved 90 that city.
Mr.. J. F. Petus Of the Capitol Square
police force. has returned 20 the city IRON
| his vacation. which was spent with ms
family AZ Virginia Beach. Ocean View
! and other places ca ihe seacoasi.
Mrs. James n. CARRIER. Of Philadelphia
e. mere on a two-weeks' visit 10 relatives
| Mrs. ]. T. Taylor and family. and Mrs
| Edward Parr. OF Church HUI. are sum
| mering In the mountains OF Virginia.
The ease against Robert Randall, a
negro. charged with trespassing ON and
damaging the property OF j. r. Jeter
| came up before Squire T. c. Larus yes
| terday morning, but on account Of the
J non-appearance OF important witnesses