The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-17
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About E;clmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.


Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr. w. II. Sadler is attending the Poto-
mac Association
Sergeant J. 2. Jeter, of the First Police
District, is off on his vacation
officer Louis Werner has returned from
New York, where he went 10 attend the
funeral Of his mother.
Mr.. Joseph p Brady. deputy clerk of the
United States District Court, is in Nor
folk
Miss Alice K. Yancey left yesterday for
a three-weel1s' trip To Crozet and Waynes-
boro, w
Mr.. Tyler Perrin is spending two
weeks vacation at gainesville, Amelia
county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Payne are spending
several weeks in Montreal and other
northern cities.
DIR. j. W. Eggleston returned to the city
yesterday from a trip TO New York, Lake
George and Saratoga.
AIR John Enders, Jr., of the internal
Revenue Department, is confined to his
residence by indlsposition.
Miss Fannie Pendleton spent the last
ten days in New York. She will return
TO the city this afternoon.
Mr. Ben Willingham attended the Mid
die District Association as a repress nta-
tive of the Foreign Mission Board.
Col. P. p. Winston. clerk of the Law and
Equity Court, left yesterday for Nimrod
Hall, where he will rest for ten days.
Mrs. Minnie Jacobini, who was shot
in the shoulder by her brother-in-law
last Sunday morning, is considered bet
ter.
Major B. F. Howard and Mrs. Howard
returned from Baltimore yesterday morn
ing, where they had been for several
days.
Robert Russell, the negro who is alleged
to have assaulted Henry Kimereil with
chair Tuesday night, has not yet been ar
rested.
Misses Edna and Downer Blanton. have
left for charieslown, w Va, where
they will remain with friends until
October.
A marriage license has been issued in
Washington, to Junins A. Brown, of
Chesterfield, and Sallie c. Carter, OF
Hanover.
Mr.. wilfred L. Goodwin, No. IS East
Grace Street, left yesterday for Nottoway
TO visit his parents, Judge and Mrs.
Charles T. Goodwin.
Mrs Avery. an aged widow, and mother
of the engineers, Messrs James and
Thomas Avery, OF the southern halfway,
is very i'll on Seventeenth Street.
Mrs A E. Dickinson has been for three
weeks suffering from typhoid fever. but
her physician, DIR. ]. Page Massey, thinks
her case is progressing favorably.
Stage-manager VIM. Colmer. of the
Casino, lost his skye terrier Wednesday
night in running to the fire. and would
be glad to have il returned to lin.
Or Fisher in ch,rp of tbs civ a,nh,,
lance, was called to the First Police Sta
ton yesterday morning to attend Mr..
Bradley, who was taken suddenly i'll.
Colonel William Henry Mann, of Peters
burg, who was here TO attend the Demo-
cratic conference and State Central ana
EXECUTIVE Committee meeting, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Josie Devils. OF No. 500 North Sew
.nteenth Street, has returned home after a
delightful visit of three months to friends
Ia Alexandria, Maryland and Washington.
D. c.
Dr.. James Nelson. of the Woman's Col
ege. who has been seriously sick OF late.
,as gone to the Hot Springs. His friends
ire quite confident now of his early re-
:overy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. D. chesternan and
Lieutenant Tom. A. Spencer have returned
from Atlantic City Among the Rich
nonders they left there were AIR. and
Mrs. n. NJ. Bowc. who were about TO
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