The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mrs. S. E. Bishop is at Buffalo Litfia
Springs for a few weeks.
MIR. William Wilson, of Sunderland, Ems.
land. is among the tourists at the JEFF
ferson.
The condition of Mr.. Luther r. Barnes,
who has been sick for six weeks, does not
improve.
Mr.. James r. Laughton, of No. COS North
Tenth Street, who has been sick for some
time, is now able to sit up
Mrs Matte E. Smith, of No. us East
Marshall Street. is spending several weeks
at Atlantic City and Philadelphia
Nrr William Boiling, who has been with
his son at 1017 Floyd Avenue during the
summer, leaves Monday for Waynesboro'
Va.
There is a handsome ladies' jacket at the
First Police Station, awaiting an owner
IT was found at the C. & o depot about 10
days ago.
Mrs. M. A. Jennings, of No. l9 South
Laurel Street, had the misfortune TO fan
from her back porch ff1usty' sLnd pistAlleu
one of her ankles.
Miss Peary Winfree, of Drewry's Bluff,
chesterfield, has been on visit to her
cousins, Miss Male and Sallle Hockaday,
South Fourth Street.
Mrs? B. F. Pilson, accompanied by her
son Mr.. Maurice c. Plson, left this
morning for a visit to New York and
Lake Tafatcon, n. j.
The condition of Mr.. j. A. Haywood,
who fell from the Free Bridge Friday
afternoon. and who is now at the City
Hospital, is improved
Mrs. b. NJ Eppes and baby have re-
tnrned from Asheville, n. c., where they
have been spending some time on account
of Mrs. Eppes' health
Misses Ida and Lottie Bowers, after
SAINT sojourn is the mountains OF West
Virginia, are visiting Miss Warden Berry
willie, Clarke county, va.
Ex-sheriff NJ. C. Cardozo, Of Lunenburg
county, was brought to the city yesterday
nv relatives for treatment. He has been
in Ill health for some time.
Miss Annie Hall, Of II East Marshall
crIeet. left over the Norfolk and Western
road Yesterday for Amelia, where she
will visit friends and relatives
Mrs d Smith BEDFORD and daughter,
1yatberne returned Wednesday from a
da,iehtflll trip north, embracing Philadel-
mia. Atlantic City and Cape May.
Dr.zL P. Williams and wife. Mr.. Nor
vile Treynor, of Summonsville; Mr.. T. L.
rraI1s Of Roanoke. and MIR. Norman cas-
sell. Of Portsmouth, are at Ford's.
Hon W T. Bundick, of Onancock, who
for number of years, has been the chair
49, 80 ~ the State Prohibition Committee
~ i,fe VIRGINIA. has resigned his position.
,r,ss stella X. Bass, of Church Hill, re-
turned home Friday after a most ENJOY
able trip of two months to Lynchburss,
Natural Bridge and Hugenot Springs.
4 ,7anperoq,s hole has been reported In
+,,a straet at the corner of ywenty-ninth
-. - shroats The Engineers department
has has been notified, and will at once make
repairs.
Mrs. PERCY irwin Creath, Of No. 500 West.
s co. straat t1as returned to the city after
s,,ar,ai,,S, 4t,e sumner in Iirwrenceville,
1S5 county, with relatives and
friends.
The regular monthly meeting of Rich
mond Chanter. U.5DsC., will be postponed,
on acco,,nt of the heat. from the second
Wednesday IN ta until the third Wednesday
September 18th.
Rem. "a Inde, white boy, cut the ends.
- ~ fingers off at the Richmond
n n. works yesterday morsing.
~ ode comfortable by DR.. Fisher
Of the ambulance cor
,rrs .1v,lpe Allen. Of New York. who.
lis SO widely ana tt.Eoraoly Known IN ttica-s
mond social circles, a. story IN. the
September number OF the smart Set.
entitled arhe Love Letters OF q LIAM
Mr. Doherty Hinchman son Of Dr. John.
,II -. - yho has been attending one