The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. Aubrey L. Kelley is very Ill at
his home on north First, street. with
pneumonia.
Mrs. ]. W. Boswell. Of Roanoke. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. a. A. Bowles, of
401 east Main street.
Miss Louise d. Hockaday, after spend
ing the holidays in the city. has return
ed to her school in New Kent county.
Col. james d. Brady was reported no
better at his home in Petersburg last
night.
President w. G. Elliott. OF the Atlantic
Coast Line. and Mrs. Elliott, are in the
city for a stay of several days.
Hon. T. II. Edward and wife, of West
Point, have returned home after spend
ing part OF the holiday at No. $40 south
Fourth street. So
Winston Cahoon was carried to Nor
folk yesterday morning by Detective
Childress, of that city, who arrived here
Friday night.
.Mrs. \. A. Huston and Mr.. w. A. Hus-
ton, OF louisville, are the guests OF Mrs.
Be Pilson at her residence No l0lG
Park avenue.
Mrs Fontaine 3. Hoor. OF Charles
town, w. Va, is on a visit to her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Wardwell Jones,
IT'S east Franklin street,
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Barr rendered a
supper Friday night at their residence. NO.
,O3 north Twelfth street. to the members
OF Monumental choir.
The Auxiliary Of the Home for Incura-
bes met at the residence of the president,
Miss Mary w. Thomas. 1l3 east Grace
ctr acfa day aft lf
The colored girl who was shot by her
father, Frederick Pryor, OF New Kent
county, Thursday, died at the Virginia
Hospital Friday morning. She was shot
accidentally.
Mr.. A. f. Stewart, master-mechanic Of
the Western Division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio at Huntington. was In conference
with the officials ut the general offices
here yesterday.
DR.. j. NJ Whitfield. Professor of Chem
istry at the Medical College of Virginia.
is now filing the Chair of Chemistry also
of Richmond College. Professor ]. f.
Hunter, of the college, has gone Soutn
for his health.
Rev C.. J. Thompson. the aewly-elected
secretary OF the State Mission Board
of the Baptist General Association, will
make his home in Richmond. He preacil-
cd his fareH ell sermon. at the Chapel
Hill Baptist church, :.ynchbnrS. last sun
day.
Invitations nave been sent out announc-
irs the approaching marriage of MISS
Elorence Darlington Cabell to Mr.. VIII
lard Everett Moore. of Rochester. n
NJ at St. James church, this city. on
Wednesday. January 10th, at . O'Clock In
the afternoon
a beautiful new years tree was one
of the seasons attractions at the resi-
dence of MIR w. II. Burkett. No. 1917
lTwenty-second street. The tree was very
large and handsomely decorated, and at
tracted general attention.
s team attached to one Of the Richmond
Transfer 'busses ran away Friday morn
ing, and may have done damage but Tor
the heroic efforts of az o!ored man, who.
at the risk of harm to himself, stopped
the horses. -
Judge Barbour and Mr.. P. Durrant
of New York. rassei through the cteS
yesterday en- route to Hot Springs. The
gentlemen spent some time in the city
and formed most favorable opinion of
Richmond.
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