The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other NJ alters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr.. l.. E. LookabilI. of Roanoke, was az
the Capitol yesterday
The condition of DR.. Henning g. Ben
son remains unchanged.
h Miss Eleanor o. Edmonds, of Warren
ton was In the city yesterday
Shocl1oe Council met last night and eight
candidates were given degrees.
Miss Kate Clopton, of Gloucester coun-
ty, is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. John Schadd is very i'll at his resi-
dence. No. 1907, West Marshall Street.
Mr.. James E. Diamond, of Churchville,
was a caller at the City Hall yesterday
morning.
daughter, Mrs. Burnett Lewis, 5o6 East
Franklin Street.
Mrs. F. v. Baldwin: of No. SIS North
Fourth Street, is able to sit up, after
being quite sick with grip.
Messrs. S. AI.5sDonald, of staunton, and
j. NJ Brenaman, of Shenandoah, were
visitors at the State Library.
DR.. Edward Ferry, of the Medical Col
Iege of Virginia, is on visit to his home'
Mi!ler's Tavern, Essex County
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C.. and Mrs. ]. F. Shaffner, of Salem,
Va, are in the city visiting friends.
FIX Ouartermaster-S Frank a
Turner, of Company r, who is now liv-
ing in Danville, was guest Of the COM
pany last night.
officer Werner yesterday arrested
Henry Crititan alias Tom Anderson on
the charge OF stealing lead pipe from No
2GC5 East Main street.
Christ Church was filed with people
last night to near the sermon of Bishop
Funston, Of Idaho. He was formerly
pastor of this church.
Miss Marie Schadd left Tuesday for
Albemarle, N. c., where she will be the
guest of Mrs. J. E. Erving. She will be.
gone about two months.
Rev. Harry Minnick will preach at the
West-End Christian Mission, 1905 West
Cary Street, this afternoon at SIS
o'clock. The public are cordially invited.
The many friends of Mr.. Nicholas Mills.
! of No. 80 North Twelfth Street, will re-
'gret to learn that after his long con-
fnement in the house he is now kept
in bed and evidently growing worse
Colonel Joe Harris, who has been sick
at the Soldiers Home. is much better.
and has resumed his daily duties Colo
institution, and vocalist of no mean
ability.
DR.. Mcclure Newton left at II o'clocy
Tuesday for Reidsville,> N. c., to fight the
smallpox, which has broken out at Ed
ma Mills, a that place. DR.. Newton was
sent by G1r. IS. Forbes, president OF.
the mills. sss
Mr.EWalter C. Mercer has been appoint,
ed general manager Of the May festival
of the Wednesday Club. The meeting. of
the Board of Governors has been post
poned, from Tuesday, March 18th, until
Thursday, March ed.
Assistant Postmaster Grubbs has had
presented to him a very attractive paper
weight. 1t is a brick, made from clay
taken from Malvern Hill. The inscrip-i
ton on it is gilded and reads Malvern
Hill, July 1. 1852. A cannon is also
stamped on the face
Detective John T. Hall has avery hand
some setter puppy, white and yellow.
marked, that he gave small boy five
cents for. The officer is positive that the
dog is a valuable one. and that it was
either stolen or lost. He would be glad
to return the little hunter to its owner.
Mr.. Hill Montague, chairman of the
General Committee Of Arrangements for
the approaching meeting of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge OF Odd-Fellows, to be held
in Richmond beginning September 18th,
said yesterday that responses were begin:
ming to come in for the fund to entertain
the body. 49,
GMr. Preston Belvin, chairman OF the!
Ways and Means Committee. has secured
saccommodationsf for one hundred members
of che Richmond Iodgelo of EllSs and the
sStonewall Band. of Staunton, at the Pier
epont Hotel tkantfc CITY, which tnu1e-,