The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr. Thomas n Williams, of N1ecklen-
burg, is in the city.
DR.. Gill, the new ambulance surgeon,
went on duty Saturday.
Captain Thomas D. Jeffress, Of Chase
City, is here to see the Carnival.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas S. Martin,
of Scottsvlle, are at the Jefferson.
Mr.. Thomas Christian Gentry spent
Sunday with friends in Petersburg.
Mr. J. r. Vaughan. who has been quite
sick, is at his country home recuperating
Messrs. n. MCGEE. Charles Walker and
John w. Golf, OF Albemar!e, are In the
city.
Miss Sarah Walters. of Philadelphia, is
visiting the Misses Conn, at No. 912 Capt.
toll Street.
Miss Sadie Hill, of Norfolk, is the
guest of Richmond friends during Car
nival week.
Mrs. r. L. Parrish. of Covington, is Wis
iting Mrs Gordon McCabe, No. 405 East
Cary Street.
Mr.. William II. Turner, of Greensboro,
an old Richmond boy, is in the city visit
ing his friends.
Mr.. Auley Irving of Blacksburg, son of
sPost-Of1ice Inspector ]. Fl. Irving, is a
visitor to Richmond.
Scores of strangers who came to wit
ness the Street-Fair visited the Capitol
and Library yesterday.
Mr.. John H Irving and Mrs. Q. F. An
derson, of Gainesville, are guests OF Mrs.
J. H. Woolwine, OF Church Hill.
Mr.. Edward w. Hall, advertising man
ager with The Meyer Store. has quite
recovered from his recent dllness.
Hon. R. A. P. Cooley, of Nashville, N.
c., State Senator, is visiting superintendent
G. B. Davis, at the City Hospital.
Ample arrangements have been made at
the almshouse for the treatment of emer-
gency cases during the Street Fair
Miss Alice Martin, one Of Lynchburg's
bellies, Is the guest of the family Of Mr..
Frank P. Burke during Carnival-Week.
Mrs. F. II. Williams, of Baltimore, is
stopping with her sister. Mrs. John g.
Proctor, BIG North Twenty-siNth Street.
Mrs. Anne /. Green, of Culpeper, and
daughter, Mrs. Sue Green Stearns, OF
Fluvanna county, are at the jefferson
for Carnival Week.
Mr. John NJ Killian. formerly of the
Atlanta Constitution. has located here as
state agent OF me Wasting LUZ Lie III
surance Company.
Mrs. J. B. Schofield, Mrs. Jennie Tise
and J. Bulack Tise, of Baltimore. are
visiting their cousin, Mrs. L. Baker, Ola
North Third Street
Yesterday was County Court-day in
Chesterfield. Several Richmond and Man
chester people attended, among them
some Of the politicians.
One of the most prosperous farmers of
Richmond county, Mr.. r. S. Beltield,
with his wife and daughter, is visiting.
Col Jno. S. Harwood, his cousin.
Mr.. James E. Hare, well-known news
paper man, of Baltimore, Md, is a the
head of the Department of Publicity of
the Frank C. Bostock Carnival and Eng
lish Street-Fair Company. HE has host
of friends in Richmond.
Mr. E. B. Mcdowell, manager Of the
Midland Virginian, one of the best weekly
papers in Virginia, is in the city attend
ing the Carnival celebration. He is an
old Richmond boy. The Virginian is
published a t Palmyra, Va
Mrs. Core Evans, nee Miss Jeter, and
sister, Willie, of Roanoke, are visiting
their sister. Mrs. Alice Koontz, 415 North
Third Street, and their grandfather, Rev.
VIM. II. Reynolds. and aunt, Mrs. Ella
A Powell, No. 219 South Second Street,
this (CarnivaD week.
A carrier pigeon flew against the
window Of the residence of Mr..
sch1eicker, No. sl2 West Cary Street,
last night The bird was taken in and
fed. There was band on each leg,
One bore the legend, &c 3,191,'' and the
other the letters, wv. T" The pigeon
was released this morning and went
north.
V:rni,,i:lns i'll New York
NEW YORK, May 14.-Spectal.-Vir-
ginians in New York:
Danville-M. Schnitz, sturteyant
Norfolk. B. White, l. B. White, H.
White, Astor; C. w. Priddy, Broadway
Central; G. Staringer, Marlborough; ]. II.
Sparks, Union Square
Mrs. George. Manhattan: B. F. Carter,
Metropolitan; c. F. Payne and wife, St.
Cloud; R. II. Schmidt, st. Denis.
Virginia-C. Swanson, Hoffman.