The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

boro. Va, to spend vacation OF two
weeks.
Miss corinne ossey of East Broad Street
left yesterday for Suffolk, where she visits
friends.
Mrs. E. G. Council and Mrs. Powhatan
Nash are visiting friends in DlnWldae
county.
Mr.. Lorraine P. Jones. who has been
sick with fever for several weeks. is now
improving.
Miss Grace Bennett has gone to Balti-
more to visit her grandmother, Mrs Ma
linda Bennett.
Miss F,reda LANCE has gone to visit her
friends Misses Stella and Pearle Moore,
of Hanover.
Mr.. Frank Glasgow, Jr-, who has been
sick at the White Sulphur with typhoid,
is improving
Miss Linda Marston, of Roxbury, Va,
is visiting the Misses 'Waddill, Of No. lilo
Capitol Street.
The Misses Sale, of Louisville, Ky, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. NJ L. Sale, at No.
2017 Floyd Avenue
Mr.. J. Herbert Mercer has just return
ed to the city from trip to Lynchburg
and Roanoke. Va.
Mr.. Samuel Duggtns leaves Sunday
on a business "trip to Baltimore, Philadel-
piia and New York
Miss Salie Whipple. of Bremo Bluff. and
Mrs. Verna Luck, of this city, left yester-
day for Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Aylett. Messrs. G. L.
Oakley. Walter Gibson and T. l. Caoeh'
Of Portsmouth, are at Ford's.
Miss Iona *. and Ethel NJ. Burgess have
gone to visit H. C. Burgess, the proprietor
ol
Misses Kate and Helena Wlgger, of No.
u South Cherry Street, have gone to Bal
timore Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Miss Grace Greenwood and her guest,
Miss Jennings, of Philadelphia, have re-
turned from an extended tour in the north.
Masters Evans Garrett, Willie Collins and
John Collins have returned from Stafford
county, where they have been visiting rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. e. NJ. Hardy Is improving daily;
he has no fever now, and as soon as ms
physician consents, will leave for the
mountains.
Mr.. J. Taylor Stratton. of the city en-
CHEERS Office mislaid his Eyeglasses yes
terday morning, and would be gad to re-
cover them.
DIR. d. &. spalding, who has been sick
home in Maryland He will return about
the first of September
Mrs. C. G. Newman. of Pine Bluff, Ark,
and Mrs. p. NJ. Leaibetter. of Norfolk
ere visiting Mrs. Octavia Newman, OF NO.
525 North First Street.
Miss Mayme NJ. Taylor md her nttle
sister, Miss Rosalie, are visiting Old Point
Buckroe Beach and Walker, Va. Ihey
will be absent about a month.
Mr.. William f. Fletcher, Of No. IA South
Short Street, who has been quite SICK at
home for some time, has been removed 10
Kellum's Hospital for treatment
Mr.. Albert Pohlig and Mr.. Willie Grim
mel. who have spent their vacation OF
tUo weeks at Euckroe Beach, have re-
turned to their homes in this city.
Little Mary Teresa Signaiso, of No. SO
Erst Broad Street, who has been very
i'll from appendicitis, is out OF danger
and is under the care of DR.. D. Coleman
Miss Eva Butler and Miss Maggie Tom
lin. of North Twenty-fifth Street, Will
leave to-day On visit to relatives ana
friends near Old Church. in Turnover
county.
The many friends of Mrs. Kenneth Il.
Cobb nee Marie Pizzint, will be pleased 10
know that she has returned to New 1orh
city from the Adirondacks, restored 20
health.
Miss Susie B. Taylor, after an extended
visit to the home of her cousin, MT. w al
Ter Taylor, left for Asheville, where she
will spend a week before returning to her
home, in Como, Mississippi
Mr. Samuel Thomas Pulian, who has
been sick and confined to his home ana
bed for twelve days, is still very much
~, 2aSn;ta the SkilIful t
tentions of DR.. Speirs George.
Mr.. l.. H Weisiser. mother and niece
Miss Matte w. baskerville have been
stopaing at Ocean View Hotel for some
time, will leave tomorrow for Virginia
Beach, before returning home
The police are looking for young ne
GRO Who has been acting in a suspicious
manner on Church Hill. by entering back
wards during the absence from home OF
tha male members Of the 1amuleS. he
is known and will doubtless be caught.
THE switch 10 be placed at Twenty-firsI
a,d Na:, Streets, to be used jointly py
the Main and Clay Street mes OF Tue
Richmond Passenger and Power Compa1E'
was delivered al its destination yesterday
and will hurriedly be put In proper place.
Mr.. Andrew ]. Pizzini. who graduating
early part of July, has taken his sister,
Miss Estele. on an extended tour through
the White. Mountains, Canada Thousand
Islands, Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen
etc. They will be gone about month
a large gray horse and cart, belonging
to S. H. HAYES & Co, backed into the
James river from an embankment near the
Trigs yards Friday. Both horse and
cart were upset, but beyond ducking.
neither horse nor driver were injured:
The horse and cart were later righted and
fished out.
Virsinians in New York.
Special Dispatch to The Times)
NEW YORK, Aug. n.-Virstnia arrivals
,n New york; I.yncha.lrg~-.t, Gaines Csd!in
lac: ". g. Merrill, ST. Denis. Norsolk-B
Altss.al, Broadway Central; I. w. Lannor
q N. Todd. Hoffman; j. W. Miller and
wife, Imperial; W. F. Barnes. MARI
borough; =. Counselman and wife. Marl-