The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond:
Citizens aud Oihcr,Niattcrs.


Mr. Z. T. Featherston, of Danville, il
at Murphys
Mrs. George j. Ramsey and children, Of
Louisiana, are n lie city on visit.
Mr.. j. p Valentine, the mail clerk at
the Jefferson, went to Old Point yester
day.
Miss Mary NJ. Hayes, of this city, is the
guest of Mrs. Z. a. Warwick, OF Nor
folk.
Miss Emma V. Shepherd and Mrs. Henry
T Meloney are visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Music by Iardellas Band will be given
a, Candles Hill Park .2-night from $50
to 1890 o'clock.
Mrs. w. S. Partnership and family
have returned from a visit to Mrs. Webb,
near Petersburg.
Nj. T. D. Green, assistant manager OF
the jefferson, has gone to New York on
business and pleasure
\ number of letter-carriers and other
postofice attaches spent yesterday at
Mayo's creek. just below Fulton.
Miss Virginia A. Hayes has returned
TO Richmond. after a visit her sister,
Mrs. L. a. Warwick, of Norfolk.
Practically no business was transacted
at the City Hall yesterday-the Fourth Of
July being observed by all the officials.
Mr. Campbell Ford, of Mineral; Mr.. II,
Fred Alpin, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Groom, and Mr..
G. r Carter, Of New Hfrk, are at the
jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Levitt have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter.
Ophelia. Wednesday, July 18th, at New
Ford's Hotel.
Mrs \. /. Thacker and daughter, Miss
Dot Thacker have gone to Greensboro,
n c., to visit re.atIves. They Will be some
about two months.
MI Horner c. Sheriff. of charlottesville
Mr.. John II. Gose. wife and sister, of
Bristol, Va. and Mr.. j. r. Stephens, of
Raleigh. \. C., are at Ford's.
Martin Pryor, a colored man, was pros
trated by the heat at Twelfth and Bank
Streets yesterday morning. He was at
tended by Or. Murrell and sent home.
Mr. w R. Deming. Of Benson, n. c.,
who has been quite i'll at the Virginia
Hospital, is great deal better
and will leave for his home within the
next day or so,
There is a great demand for boarding
places in Fulton. which can hardly be
supplied About 80 men who are to work
on the Chesapeake and Ohio improve
ments are coming in. and they are having
trouble finding accommodations.
DIR. and Mrs W. ID. Thomas and children
and Miss Mary Thomas, will leave to-day
70. Crockett Arsenic Springs, near Shaws-
Vile, where they will remain until the early
mart of August when they will go to Sap
phirc, n c., and remain until fall.
Superintendent William F. Fox and
Mr. Herbert F. Cox. principal of Eliza
school, will leave tomorrow morning TO
attend the National Education Asso-
citation, which meets in Charleston 5. c.,
in Thompson's Auditorium, Tuesday af-
ternOon.
Mr. Pelham Blackford and Mr.. Arthur
p. Wilmer are in the city. These gentle
men are opening up offices a No. 500
East Main Street, for :'Ta Prudential In
surance Company OF America, having &C
cepted the State agency for this compa-
nv under the firm name Of Blackford &
Wilmer
Mrs A J. A1cMatl1. wife of the former
member Of the State Board of Agriculture.
from the First District is critically
i'll at her home In Accomac. She
is a daughter of Mrs. John 7. Bosnian.
wife OF the pastor of Park-Place Metho-
dist church. Mrs. Bosnian left for Ac-
Conlac yesterday
Mr. N A McGiffin. Waterman at the
City Hall, spent yesterday at West Point.
The ten delegates from the Richmond
Lodge of Elks. supported by about sew
enty-flve members of the lodge, will leave
here on Saturday afternoon for Atlantic
City, where the national convention Of
the order meets on July 10th.