Richmond planet., 1899-12-09
PERSONALS And BRIEFS.

Mrs. E len Jackson has returned
from Scottsville. Va.
Major A. Boykins and Rev. J w.
Moore, OF Eastern shore, calltd on as.
Rev. A. W Shields, fsther-in-
law OF Rev. DR. w. f. Graham was in
the city and called on us.
Mrs. Washington Diggs, OF PI oe-
bus, Va, who has been the guest of
Mr.. ard Mrs John r. Chiles returned
heme on Saturday last.
Mr.. A. Hayes has fiue livery
and the, best OF funeral arrangements,
cou pied with u la ge store of pOiiteness
He'll treat you righ'. Gall.
Mr.. Ben Waddsy. Mrs. Lucy
Bowler and Miss Rosa Young sre the
committee on the and 20 Elders Ba
zaar, week commencing Mondsy. Dec.
11th.
The best way to keep healthy is
to belong to Agood reliable substantial
sick insurance company. The Rich
mond Beneficial and Insurance Com
pany has ali three of these qualifica.
tions. Join them and you will DO
yourself proud.
Mr.. Peter Wallace, of Hamuton.
Va spent his Thanksgiving with his
family at the residencs of his mother
in Law, Mrs. Charles Randolph, No. 6lS
N. Bird st.
That tooth aches? I know it
does. you look like your face aches.
Take my advice. you need cold steel.
DR.. P. b. Ramsey keeps large select
ed stock. You had better see him.
Rev. R. J. Perkins of Hunting
ton, w. Va, was in the city this week
and called on US He was looking we'll
and and reported matters prosperous
in his section.
Mr.. Charles Oliver of Newport
News, Va, called on us. as did also MIR.
O. FL. Green of the same city.
"A reception was held Thursday
evening. Nev 30th at the residence of
Mrs. Rosa <. Jones. Mrs. Alice Strange
Davis the accomplished musical in
structor OF Washington, being the
guest. The parlors were thron ed and
refreshm ents were served in courses.
Prof. Kelly Miller and Rev. DIR. w. ii.
Brooks were present.
-Clarence Boneparte, of Co K.
oath Infantry was drowned at Rio
Grande, Philippine Islands, Oct. 9th.
Rev. Charles Mahomed, of Moroc.
co, Atrics, is in the city. He has spent
six years at Princeton College, and will
return to his own country to do mis-
sionary work. He came to this coun-
try with Rev. J. II. PRESLEY. he
speaks six different Languages. He
will preach at the several churches OF
this city. He is of the opinion that
eoh La \
hcult one he ever studied.
This community wss thrown in
to sadness when they heard OF the
death OF Mrs. Fannie A. Lewis. She
was stricken Friday night at her home
while presiding over the meeting OF
the Ladies Masonic Association. which
was making arrangemepts for enter:
taining the delegates to the Grand
Lodge to be held here next week, She
was most estimsble lady and christ
ian and society worker.
Two Punished rooms for geptle-
men with both hot and cold water.
Apply in evening to 219 w. Leigh St.
2t-12-7
We have just received from the pub
fishers copy of this beautiful song.
The Words are by Mrs. Julia A. Car
ney, and the music ls from the pen Of
that we'll known composer, Mr.. Charles
Baker. Every thing he writes has an
immediate sale, and this song is no ex-
ceptioB to the general rule. Both the
words and music are very much above
the general run OF songs and we pre-
dict genuine success for it. 1t is be-
ing sung by many leading artists in the
theatres oi the larger cities sueh as
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, BaIti-
more, Chicago, cts.
The regular price is so cents per
copy, but readers OF our paper can se-
cure it by sending 20 cents to The Un-
ion Mutual Music Co., No. 20 East 14th
st., New York.