The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15

Carthage, N. G., are IN the city. visiting
friends.
Mr.. Peter nrcCurdy, adjutant Of Pickett
Camp. c. is very sick at his nome,
No. 2516 East Grace Street.
The exterior and Interior of No. 2
Truck Company's house is radiant in a
new coat of Easter paint, and presents
an attractive appearance.
Several residents of eEinrico. just out
side of Fulton, claim to have seen q
ghost lurking in that vicinity.
Miss Ethel Burgess, who has been ia X
ing course in rusicin this city during
the winter, will return to her home IN
fluvanna tomorrow.
Mrs. A. S. Wood. OF No. 200 South Third
Street, who has been quite sick for some
time, is visiting. with her daughter,
friends in Atlanta.
Miss Ethel Wood is spending severa!
weeks with Mrs. KandolG:i Norris, In
New York.
Miss Caroline Holiday. WHO has been
spending the winte. in Richmond. returns
to her country home, near G"a tnEleS.
on Monday.
Mr. Edward c. Brameyer. OF No.
South Belvidere Street, was thrown from
his bicycle Friday evening and quite pain
fully injured. He is confined to his
room.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary will meet
at the Temple on Tuesday morning at II
o'clock, and every member IS urged to at
tend.
The Committee on Grounds ana Build
inss OF Richmond College have let the
| contract for painting the main edifice
and the professors residences ana cot
ta.-es TO Mr. RI. Peters This iS4an ex-\
tensive Improvement. and will give 4
| bright face to the premises by May Day.
The Gesangverein will entertain its
| members at Sanger Halle on Monday
night with the ruirth-provoking farce,
in three scenes, entitled, 'Pachter Field
Kunamel Won Tippelskirchen."
Messrs. E. j. Huncley. John p Tomp-
| kins. and Robert G. Lucas, of the Water
Department, are confined at their homss
| by sickness.
Mrs. z. 1. Branon. of Brooklyn. n Y.
| who has been visiting relatives and
| friends in the city several days, has re-
| turned home. accompan ed by her niece,
| Mrs. Eugene Brauer.
Captain Asa Rogers, of Petersburg,
was a visitor at the United States Inter
| nal Revenue Offices yesterday
The condition of Colonel James d.
Brady shows Improvement.
! Misses Alice and Jeanette Smith. Of
| Mountain Falls. Frederick county, Va.
are here TO spend Easter with their cous-
ms, Misses Alice and Florence Holland,
| No 100 North Twenty-third street.
Mr.. Charles Levy a former Richmonder.
! who Is with the Third Artillery, sta
| toned at S&n Francisco Cal. mas Sc
| cured an honorable disch;"ge from the
| army and will enter commerclai life In
! that city.
The Industrial Chapter of Holy Trinity
| Church, will hold an Easter sale OF use
full and fancy articles a No. 81 Harrison
Street, on Wednesday, April 18th, from
70 NJ. 10 I P. NJ.
| Roy burnett, white man. while riding
| bicycle down Main Street near Eli
tenth, was badly hurt by his wheel
| striking q rock. He was thrown vio-
| lently to the pavement. and his face was
! badly bruised. besides being cut in two
| places over the eye and in two places
on the nose. The ambulance was called
and DR.. Rex, after treating his Injuries.
removed him to his home, No. 151
! Pleasant Street.
Virginians III New Work.
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