The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and her Matters.

interesting c;lCtS 1aDOuG tNiChnlOnuS $
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. G. W. Jones, of Norfolk. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. G. w. Anderson; of Scottsville, is in
the city on business So
Misses Edith P. Pole. OF Hot Springs, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex King. of Waverly,
spent yesterday in Richmond.
Deputy Sheriff j. Z. Gocde, OF Chester
field. was at the Library. yesterday.
The smallpox scare at Blackstone has
subsidized, and there is no epidemic there.
Sergeant E. ". NIilstead. of Newport
News. was at the Auditors office yester-
day.
Mr.. W. W. BEDFORD. of Newport News.
was a visitor at the City Hall yester-g
| day.
Police District, is still confined to his
home.
Mr. ". S. Cartwright and Mr. E. f.
Spencer. OF Elizabeth City, n. c., are in
the city.
Mr. E.; NJ McClintock. representative of
the United Hatters' Union of America, Is
in the city.
The Jefferson Club will entertain its
members on next. Thursday evening with
a phantom dance.
Dr. J. J. Turner, of Lanexa. the father
of Mrs. 1. N. Jones. of this city. is i'll at
ST. Luke's Hospital.
Mr.. L. c.. jour ney, WHO was operated on
recently. has returned home from the hos
pita1 and is improving.
Mr. Henry Richards, engineer at the
Capitol, is quite sick with pneumonia at
his residence, 1863 Park avenue.
4 - L
y high wooden fence has been built
around Hollywood Cemetery for the pur-5
pose Of keeping stray cattle, horses and.
dogs from trespassins-
Mrs. Thomas S. Martin and Miss
Pattie 3loon,- OF lAlbemarle, a niece OF
Senator Martin. were among the visit
tors at the Capitol yesterday.
Protracted services will be begun at
I'ine-Street Baptist church on the first
Sunday in February. Rev. Mr.. Fife. of
Trenton. n. j., will conduct the meeting.
The regular meeting of the City Mis-
sion was held yesterday morning ateS1
O'clock at the Y.M. c. AZ. Mrs. A. Y
Stokes presiding. The coke report was
discussed.
The Allen and Ginter Branch OF the
American Tobacco Company has sent Mr.
H. Claiborne Epps, City Sergeant, a large
lot Of cigarettes for distribution among
the prisoners at the jail
{ Miss Florence White. tie State spperIn-s
tendento OF prison and jail work OF the Y
VIC. T.-U..is making an effort to place
a library in the State pen.tenttary for the
benefits. Of the inmates there.
A regular meeting of the Young Mems
brotherhood will be held this evening at
8 o'clock at Christ church. All members
are requested to be present. as business
OF Importance VII be transacted.
Al the meeting OF the PRESBYTERIAN
ministers held yesterday, Dr.. Robert p
Kerr read an able paper entitled thes
Church.. The meeting was well AMENDED
and the article very much enJoyed;
Miss Thelma NoIin. under the auspices
Of the HyEenic Department OF the viaS1f
Company, VIII give an informal talk to
ladies' at. the Young Mems Christian Asso-s
citation Han this afternoon at o'clock
The regular monthly meeting Of the I
kings Daughters viii be held on thurs
day afternoon at 8 o'clock in the LADIES'
parlor of Christ church ELECTION OF
officers win take place at this meeting.
Rev. Father Fl. J. McKees.ey, pastor OF
ST. Patrick,s.church. is III. and was I'M
able to conduct services Sunday. Rev.
Father DUFFY, of Portsmouth. cons
Quoted services in the absence OF Father
8McKeefrey.
Miss Daisy Peters. a young indy about
fourteen years old. isvery III al her home
ON pine street. with heart trouble. Her
rother. who Is now IN Philade phia. mas
I been notitled of her Illness and he VIII
return home framed lately. rs:
The cnnxresa:ic sof tbs. First BAL. list ], /
church held their annual meeting 6un-S'
I day. and The 8 1cers f5r the follow
year were elected. The reports for last