The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Intcrestin. Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Interestin. Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Commissioner r. b Munfcrd has re-
turned form his vacation.
Mr.. r. A Knightiey, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio tariff bureau, is off on his vaca- |
ton.
Miss NJ. A. Hund,ey, of No. SIS China
Street, is spending few days in Smith
field.
Mrs. NJ C. swindell has just taken a full
stenograpl.c diploma from the Smithdeai
College.
Mrs. Roland L. Hoffman and Miss sara ira
; Davies have returned homo from .ie
mountains
Mrs. percy G. Minor, who has been
| QUITE i'll for the past two weeks, IS s1she-
] " improved.
| Mr.. Hackett Nucl<olls. clerk for Mr.: ~? =;
! n blanks. druggist, has gone to Basic
J for q few days
The William Marshall was cleared yes
| terdav morning with 20c,G00 feet OF lumber
| for Nova Scotia.
| Mr.. S. D. Cook and Mrs. Cook have re-
! turned from their vacation, spent at
| Clifton Forge and in Augusta county.
! Mrs. T. c. Butler, who has been qtil a,
! i'll for the past week at her nome, NO ~
| South Fourth Street. is much better.
!
! +,rne5 from, their wedding tour through
/; italy. They had a very pleasant trip'
| An. z 4. Crawford. of Louisa, is stop
! ,,in,r with her sister. Mrs. w. NJ BlcherS'
! Of No. 40 North Twenty-seventh street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heller, after So
! io,1rr, If several weeks here with relatives,
/ have returned to their home, toiullous.
o.
Mics Olive Martin, of No. 1913 West
d
J pleasant visit with friends IN Gloucester
| county.
Miss Martha Dean, Of No. 113 West
| CLAW street left for Baltimore, where she
| will remain for several weeks as the guest
Of her friends
Mr.. S. Ii. Roane, Jr., of No 40S North
! Thirty-ficst Street. has returned from
pleasant trip to Gloucester and King ano
1! Queen counties.
Mr.. and Mrs e. c. Foil1es have returned
from their bridal tour through the North.
/; and will take up their residence at No. AZ
! North Eighth Street.
Mrs Clifton NJ. johnson and family. of
No. 70S North Twenty-eighth Street. have
, returned from a pleasant stay with rela-
, tives in the country
Mrs. ]. S. Moore and Mrs. ]. S. Moore,
Jr.. viii ret:Irn to The ely Saturday from
an extended trip to the Jefferson Park Ho-
| tel Charlottesville. Va.
Branch Scott, cooreu. MAO ms mana
mashed with some machinery on South
Seventh Street yesterday morning, He
was treated by DR.. Fisher.
A. M. Fuuuar q white man. was IN
| iured by being hit with an iron bolt at the
| c. and O. shops yesterday morning. He
was treated and left by Dr. Fisher.
Rev. DR.. Smith Mrs. Smith and
Miss Ella Thomas have returned from
10 Nnyu
| England, very much improved in health
The Rev DR.. w R. L. Smith, of the
Second Baptist Church. has returned to
the city and will occupy his pulpit at both
the morning and evening services Sunday.
Mrs Chas. T. Cole has returned to the
city from a delightful visit with ter father
at Woodstock, N c.. and will be at nome
at No. 119 North Twenty-ninth Street after
September LIST.
Willie II. Bickers. stenographer in SUI
perintendent Walkers office, of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. is sick with malarial
fever at his home, No. 40 North Twenty
| seventh Street
| Messrs. Davis 6 Davis, patent attorneys,
! of Washington. d. c.. report that the fol-
| lowing patent was granted to Virginan
| on August 81 1907 G56S3 Stove. Edward
X. Dryer. Roanoke.
Chief-ofPolce Howard has been request
! =
Smith and Mrs. Joseph NJ F.ummer. Smith
is twenty-five years old. They are wanted
in Roanoke, and q reward OF S1Co is offered
for their arrest.
A break was discovered in the big sup
ply main at the upper gas works Tuesday
evening by Superintendent Knowles The
leak was occasioned by the driving OF a
pile along the line Of the Chesapeake and
| Ohio Improvements. The leak was stopped.
hi Call
| Tyler, was arrested attachment
! Tuesday afternoon. for failure to appear
in court after having been bailed for
hearing. on the charge of cursing and
threatening to assault j. T. Holt last We'd
nesday When he was arrested another
warrant sworn out before Justice Nc
Carthy by Holt. was served upon him on
a similar charge of assault.
At the meeting of the Board of Mana
gers of the Old Dominion Hospital Tues
day afternoon. the report OF the work
of the hospital for the month showed that
thirty-eisht patients mad oeeh ~ recei'ea'
ard thirty-eight discharged. There are
now forty-five patients in the hospital
Thirteen of those received We're charity
patients There We're nine outside calls.
The operations numbered thirty-seven
Messrs. John L. Williams e Sons have
rendered the use of the Auditorium to
the National Baptist Convention Color
ed). which meets in this city on Septem-
her 10th The colored ministers have
addressed a letter to the Messrs. VII
liams. setting forth their appreciation of
their kindness.
Vir@inians in New York
NEW YORK, August 29.-Firginians in
New York:
Newport News-H J. Lewis. Albert
Norfolk-W. b. Shapea. Norton; E. W.
4 James. Amsterdam: j. r. Graves. Union
= Square: C. NJ Graves, Jr-. j. T. Manpin.
ST. Denis; l.. r. Tennis, Miss e. D. Tennis.
! Victoria.
Rlchmond-A. V. Shea. Everett; E. L
j Adams, Broadway Central: Miss Van
Wort, Cadillac; J. G. Lang. Marlborough: 1.
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