The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Intcrestin. Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.


Citizens and Other Matters.
Miss Oracle L. Bolton is quite i'll at her
home, No. 21S Temple Street.
Mrs. W. E. Bib, Of Louisa, is at Muir
phys.
Hon. Thomas H. Edwards, member OF
the House of Delegates from King and
William, is in the city.
Mr. Carroll Taylor who has been very
i'll at his residence. No. 2611 East Marshall
Street. is convalescing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Currie, of Church
Hill, have returned from a tour of Cana
dian cities.
Mr. John NJ Higgins and daughter, Miss
Marie, leave Monday for New York, New
Jersey Atlantic City, and other points.
Gerson Heller, the little son of Mrs.
Amelia Heller, No. oil West Grace Street.
broke his arm while playing at Blandon
Park, at the Beth Ahaba picnic, on
Thursday, but is now doing we'll
Mrs F. Pitt and daughter, Minnie, of
Jersey City, n. j., are visiting Mrs II.
e. Anderson, at Twenty-siXth and Broad
Streets This is Mrs. Pitts first visit to
Richmond in twenty years.
The Board of Managers of the Old Do
minion Hospital will hold their regular
meeting in the college building next Tues
day at 2. NJ.
The Core-NIakers of the city will hold a
mass-meeting at Smiths Hail. on North
Fifth Street, next Wednesday night at
O'Clock.
The members OF the Albemarle Club, and
a number of ladies and gentlemen as In
vited guests, will spend the day at Old
Point on the Attn OF July.
The z. F. johnson Publishing Company
announce that the general editorial super
duo rtr has
been placed in charge of Geo j. Ramsey.
a NJ, LII. D., of Louisiana.
Farmers residing in the neighborhood Of
Richmond say there has recently been
too much rain for the good of the crops.
The unharvested wheat and hay have SUI
tered much damage.
There was an important meeting of the
Richmond Council No. 395, knights of Co,
lumbus. hGed in Lee Camp Hall Friday
night The second degree was conferred
on number OF candidates
The school census is on Nine erunera-
tors are ar work and will list the names
of all parsons from five 10 twenty-one
years OF age. The school appropriation Will
be made when the returns are all in
The Richmond family, embracing father,
mother and four children, who were re
ceived at the Almshouse Thursday by
Superintendent George E. Davis, are stih
at that institution, pending the receipt OF
letters from friends in Frederick, Md
Mr. Joseph f. Snipes, Of New York city
(No. 4S7 West Fifty-seventh Street. has
been visiting relatives in Stanton this
month is now in Richmond, his ante
beIlum home for a. while, and Will enjoy
the pleasures of Asbury Park and other
northern resorts until October.
Miss Mollie L. Marsten. who has been
attending Davis High School, Piedmont.
W, Va, is stopping with the Misses Wad-
dill, at No. lilo Capito! Street, en- route to
her home, al Roxbury, Va.
Dr. Charles Maurice Halves son of Colo
mel Halves, has accepted an appointment as
resident physician at the Chesapeake and
Ohio Hospital ar HuntingtonW. Va He
will leave for his future residence in few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Zacharias and family
will leave on Tuesday for their future
home in Brooklyn. n. Y. During the re-
mainder of their stay they will be at the
residence of Mr.. A. II. zacharias. No. 1017
Randolph Street
Captain c. Watt Taylor accompanied his
family to Buci1toe Beach this week capt.
TAYLOR then joined party of friends. who
are on their usual summer fishing cruise
on the Eastern Shore. Among the number
are Captain John A. Curtis and Messrs.
w T. Snellings, Edgar Ferguson and C..
l.. Brown.
Miss Mary Agatha Hogan, a pupil OF
St Patrick's Academy. being detained.
through Illness from attending school
during the examination finals. could
not avail herself OF the distinguished