Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-29
Mr.. ThOs. d. Rylaud is still YER,


Mr.. Thos. ID. Rylsnd is still very
sick at his residence, 423 West Duval
ST.
Miss Estelle Jefferson, OF 1O4 Or
lean ST., Fulton has gone on q tour to
Melrosa, Mass. where she will be the
guest of her aunt, Miss Virginia Je FER
son.
Mrs. John b Harris, who was
painfully injured while cutting piece
of wood, is much improved.
Miss Marietta L. Chiles is visit
ing Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Hannah Ke0uey OF New
York is visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Have the PLANET sent to your ad-
dress. 1t Is only $3.50 per year.
Mrs. Rosa Jones, who was on her
way from Pittsburgh to MeekenburR
County with her baby last Thursday
week, was forced to stop over on sc-
count of the illness of the little one.
She was carried to the residence OF DIR.
r. E. Jones. He was out attending to
his medical duties and before any 9TH
er physician could be secured, il died.
The mother WAS wild with grief.
Miss Minnie A. Funn of West
inst, to visit her cousin Mrs. 8. r.
Brown at Atlantic City, Nj. We
hope her . pleasant stay.
Misses Sadie L. Willis and Mary
Smith left July 18th for Hampton, Va,
to attend the summer Normal.
Misses Sarah J. and Bette +.
Brown left the city Monday noon for
there home at Belona, Va, where they
will spend several months with there
parents.
The feed stores OF Mayo, Denoon
& Co.. and I. A. Luck on south Twelfth
ST., were wrecked by fire on Monda
morning last.
Mr., Charles F. Johnson Of Man.
chester. Va, left on Wednesday last
for Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. William S. Coles. until re.
cently OF Troop O. Ninth Cavalry,
United States Regulars, called on US.
He was in the battle at Santiago and
tells some interesting things about his
experiences.
He was sick only three days and was
not wounded during the engagement.
he IL now located al 10 Z. Federal St.,
this city and will go into business here.
He has enough OF the United States
Army for the present, having served
for three years.
Mr.. Samuel A. Palmer OF New
York City called on us.
Miss Elizabeth smithers of Bal
tiwore, Md. was in the city and called
on US.
-Cspt. A. J. Hyde has been sp.
pointed Postmaster st Meridien, Miss
vice, E. J. Martin. A good selection
made.
Mics Virginia Hill and Mr.. Sam.
uel Harris, both formerly Of Richmond
| Va, but now of New York were united
in marriage on July 18th at their pres
ent address. 4l8 W. 86tb St.. New YorL
| City Reception on the 18th.
Mrs. SusAn Hill of Richmond, Va, il
visiting her daughter. Mrs V. Harris
41S w. 80. h ST., New York City.
Mr.. G. G williams and wife Wis.
tied West Point last Sunday. They
were the guest OF his brother, Mr.. w
T. Williams He visited Salem BAp.
list Church. Rev. r. j. Bass, pastor
and rendered the solos. Jesus is Pass.
ing By" and "On the Solid Rock am
Building" BE was heartily received
and many congratulations were be-
slowed.
Rev. Cesar Perkins OF Bucking-
ham Co., called ON uS.
Prof. W. Philip DAbney, who ii
assistant psymAster of Cincin natl, o
called on us in company with Mr.. r
D. g. Troy, who Is assistant book-keep
er of the City Auditors Office. TheJ
hold positions never held by coloreC
men.
Rev. A. BinRs, Jr., D. D., pastor
First Baptist Church, Manchester, Va.
has been cAllsd to Windsor, Ontario
Canada, to the bedside OF his father
He left last Wednesday.
Rev. J. Edward Guaby, pastor
OF the Leigh St. and Asbury NJ. E
Churches has returned from IndianaP
oils, where he went to attend the In
ternational Epworth League Conven
ton.
Preaching at the Leigh st. NJ. E
Church Sunday, July 80, 1899, at Ill
D. m.
Mrs. Hester Williams left the
city last Saturday for White Sulphur
Springs to spend one month recreat.