Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04

"'"y a. hhignts family has re-
turned TO the city,
MISS Josie Hubbard, OF Fulton I'm.
is visiting friends IN walkerton, Va.
Or. Hatcher has returned 20 the CITY
ana VIII MI his pulpit this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Hoffman IL v,s,,,ro
i''ehus IN Garland, Pa, and Lake Erie
MISS Rosa /. Britton will return ,ro,,
,he white Sulphur Springs about Oetober
MISS Henrietta Biount. OF NorfoIt Go
visiting Mrs. ]. C. Page, on WILLIAMSON
Mrs. II. b. Ellington and daughter
friends. " WISH
Mr' Davis Perrin has returned "a the
Guy, after spending his vacation trave,linc
In the North. ''A'''''hs
Mrs. Susie v. Turner has returned
from Norfolk and Virginia Beach WHERE
she spent week
Miss Florence Flanagan, of Petersburg
i rs Vlsitlng Miss Josie Tindale, of 1899 VIII
hamsburg avenue
MIS- Joseph L. Sorg and two children
nave returned from a very pleasant visit
to Camp Holly Springs.
Mr.. W. w. Rice, of Gates county N
~ IS on Visit to his brother, Captain
IS .. Rice, on Denny street.
Miss Helen Thalhimer leaves Monday
LOT Emmettsburg. Md, where she goes
10 complete her education.
Charhe Jones. one OF the weary Willies,
VINO nave of late adorned the chain gang.
maze MS escape last Friday.
Mrs. Jane Mclaughlin and daughter.
MISS Annie and son. Master Edgar. have
returned from Washington. ID. c.
Mrs. $. p. Waddill and children have
returned from Rockbrdge Alum Springs.
Where they spent the summer.
Miss Annie Minor and sister. Florence,
or "Powhatan," Henrico, have returned
from a visit TO Cumberland county.
Miss Pearl Jordan left Monday on
visit to the seashore. She will spend
most Of her time at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. w. J. Dodd and niece. Miss Lottie
Evans, have returned from a delightful
visit to Milford and Ruther Glen.
he-Commonwealth Law
less has gone to Mountain Lake. where
his family are spending the summer.
Mrs. W. S. Wey. who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Washington ID.
c.. and Lynchburg, returned home last
week.
Mr.. T. J. Wilson, foreman of the W. and
w. shops, Wilmington. n. c.. is very
sick at his home, No. south Morris
street.
The United Ancient Order Of Druids.
Of Richmond and Manchester, will visit
Mr.. Alleys farm, in Chesterfield county,
on Monday
Miss Minnie Lee Williams, who has
been visiting Mrs. j. II. Gravatt, at Rose
Hill, King William county, has returned,
after a delightful trip.
Miss Mira Barraud and Miss Fannie
Fowler have returned home after plea
SAINT visit 10 their friend, Miss Mary
Blanton, of Cumberland county.
Mr.. John L. Grubbs. assistant post
master, is spending the week end with
his wife, in Powhatan. He viii return
on Monday in time to attend the Repub-
lican ward meetings.
Mrs. Alma e. Dillon and her little
daughter, Grace, accompanied by her sis
ter. Miss Cora DeJarnette Jones. left Sat
urday afternoon to spend several weeks
with friends in Spotsylvania.
Mr.. Reuben r. Cassard, manager of the
provision depot of Swift & Co.. will leave
in Il few days to assume charge of the
Memphis (TennD branch. He will be
succeeded by Mr.. II. l.. Strong.
Mr.. Rudolph Gill, a weIl-known Full
ton boy, left Thursday for Norfolk, TO
accept a lucrative position with the we'll
known firm of Butts & Co., saddle and
harness-makers, of that town.
Rev. DR.. George Cooper, of the First
Baptist church. who is spending a part
of his vacation at Atlantic City. will re-
turn early in the week, and will conduct
the prayer-meeting Wednesday night.
Mrs. r. F. Pearman and two children
of 210 south Jefferson street, accompanied
by Mrs. e. r. Colgin. have just returned
from Waterloo, in the mountains. where
they spent month for their health.
Mr.. b. NJ Waldran, of Fulton Hill. late
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
here but now located at Cincinnati. with
the same company, writes that he is en-
ioying good health and much pleased with
that place.
Justice Crutchfeld has been suffering
from a severe bilious attack for several
DAYS. but is still able 10 preside at the
Police Court Last week was one of the
heaviest in that court this year. and the
strain has told upon the Justice.
After a most enjoyable summer spent
at Old Colonial Inn, Mountain Top,> the
Grottoes, of Virginia, and Fords Lithia
Springs. Waynesbor0. Va, Mrs. John j.
Crutchfeld and her daughters-Misses
Fila. Kathryn, Willie, and Allie-have re-
turned to the city.
Little Virgie Petit, daughter of Mr.. c.
G. Petit, proprietor of the St Claire
Hotel. while playing at the hotel about
6 o'clock Friday afternoon, fell down the
hail steps and broke her right arm. DIR.
Teusler set the broken arm, and the little
girl is doing very well.
Miss Mary Anderson Wilson, of Han
over county, formerly one of Superintend-
emf FusselPs most successful and popular
teachers in Brooklyn District, Henrico
comfy. who resigned her position 10 ac-
cent a more lucrative one in the far West
has been visiting her parents, near FL
mont Va. Miss Wilson left Tuesday for
Idaho Falls, Idaho where she will resume
her school duties on the 9th instant.
RicbmOnders in New York.
NEW YORK, September S-(Special)-