The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-26

SICK, IS very nuch better and is able 10
be out
Mrs. Margaret Gogan is now almost en-
tirely recovered from her late attack OF
illness.
Mr.. Alfred J. Gary is improving, and
was able to sit up for a short time yes
terday.
for Ocan View. where he will spend seV-
eral days.
Miss Ellen Clancy, of Fulton, will lease
shortly for a trip to New York and Ma
CARA Falls.
Miss Estella De Mann. of Gordonsville.
is visiting the Misses Senf, No. 3oi hasl
Leigh Street.
Miss Reherta calan, of washington: Is
visiting The Misses Semi, No. S04 East
Leigh Street.
Mrs. w p. Laaman and Miss Lizz,e
eCavanaugh are spending several days d.
sea-slore resorts.
Mr.. Patrick Sullivan. of Thirtieth street,
near Leigh, is recovering from his la'e
attack of sickness
Mr.. Joseph ". Bliley and family. re-
turned yesterday from Maple SpE'ilss'
Chesterfield county.
Miss Mamie Schafer. Of St Nnrys Pa,
is visiting Miss Teresa Dippner, NO. 9oz
East Marshall Street.
Mr.. A. Cohen, the well-known Broad
Street merchant, has returned from
pleasant visit to Europe.
DR.. w. Z. Derieux returned YESTERDAY
from the country. where he has conducteu
several revival meetings.
Miss Nettie Harwood left yesterday
for Powhatan Courthouse, to visit her
friend Miss Grace Howard.
Mrs. H. E. Anderson, who was recently
seriously injured in a runway. Is con-
sidered as somewhat improved
Miss Oakley James, popular young laoE
Of Church Hill. has returned from
pleasant trip to the mountains.
Mr.. Wi.kie G.. Freeman will spend to-
morrow with his brother Mr. Clarence
D. Freeman, of Portsmouth, va.
The condition of Mr.. R. E. Eddins, who
is very sick at his home. No. 10 South
Cherry Street, remains unchanged
Mrs. Adam Diacont, who has been ill
with typhoid fever az her residence, NO.
2225 venable Street, is improving slowly.
Rev. J. j. Wicker, who for some time
has been visiting friends in Richmond,
returned yesterday to his home in Baltl-
more.
Mr.. Sherwood V. Gregory, of 902 East
Clay Street returned home after de-
lightful visit of ten days to northern
cities.
Mrs. J. j. Powell and little Miss Ge-
neivive Powell returned home last Mon
day after visit Of two weeks at Dor
set. Va.
Mr. Charles C. Hungerford, Of No. 9l7
North Ninth Street, will leave next week
for an extended trip to Baltimore and TO
Pen-Mar.
Mr. John II. Wiley, of No. 52I North
Second Street, who for several weeks has
been confined to his home by sickness, IS
able to be out.
Mr.. E, b. Chesterman has returned
from Louisa county, where ne spent MS
vacation with nj. family, who are near
FrederckS Hall.
J. p. Harrison had his foot mashed at
the Locomotive Works yesterday morning.
He was attended by DR.. Fisher, wn" mace
him comfortable.
Mr. Ernest Lee Boiling and son, of NO.
7o17 F,lovd Avenue who have been visit
ing at Judge Sims, at Louisa, returned 10
the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. l.. Walker, formerly of Rich
mond now one of the officials OF tae
American Tobacco Company, Ill Ne" Aokh'
is on a visit to this city
Mr.. Archie Anderson, of ST. Louis VINO
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Z. VI.
Anderson, No. 1 East Marshal street.
will leave Monday for his home
Mrs. U. NJ Councill AMI two children OF
No. West Clay Street, who have oeeh
srendng the summer in the biue NUS
Mountains have returned nome.
Mrs r. H. Henry, of Jackson, Miss
who has been visiting her sister Mrs NJ
Z, Woods. Of No. West Clay Street, mas
returned to her Southern home.
MY and Mrs. w H Martin, of fov-
e,ty Hill. Fuvan1la county. are N tie
CITY visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene b1o't
ner. of No 400 West Cary Street.
Miss Ellen Finnegan arrived in the city
last week after a most delightful soJourn
Of two months in Brooklyn n. Y, where
she visited her sister, Mrs. zacharas.
mr.. T. B. Parrish left last evening
for Bedford City where he Will spend
some time. On his return trip, he Will
stop for awhile in Goochland county
Mr.. r. II. Bruce and wife, and Miss
Ada Dunavan1, of Chula, returned nome
from visit to Atlantic City, Canada
Niagara Fails and other points OF inter-
est.
Miss Grace Jeffreys Woods, one of Rich
mond's most talented musicians, VINO mas
been visiting Miss Chapman, near Sio-e.,
AEbemarle county, is at home again, NO.
West Clay Street.
Mr.. Robert Hicks and Miss julia galley
Lindsay, both of this city, were married
in Norfolk, Wednesday night. Mr. HICKS
is associated in business with the Cohen
Company, and the bride is the daughter
of Captain T. w. Lindsay.
Mrs F. o. Robinson and daughter MISS
Ethel, Of Barton Heights, left FRIDAY
for Bloomfield. n. j., to be the guests
Of Mrs. II. C. Willis. Mrs. Robinson $
daughter. They will be absent several
weeks.
Miss Della B. Powell is home again
after visit of two months on Long Is
land \. Y. She is very much improved
in health. She was accompanied home by
her brother, Mr.. George A. Powell, VINO
went 10 New York last week for snort
| stay.
| Mr.. Robert r. Ralston, OF this city, who
was for many years prominent in Rich
mond politics, announces that he has
| quit the political field forever. He will
hereafter represent a chewins-sum firm OF
Greensboro. n. c., and will travel all
| over the State of Virginia.
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