The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
Ashland, on their return from brida

Ashland, on their return from a bridal
tour.
No. Co., OSO-George R. Henderson, Roa-
noke, relief mechanism for piston valves.
Mrs E. W. Gill and Miss Lottie Cary
will spend a month with friends in Essex
county, Va
Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy, No 525 North
Eighteenth Street, has left for Baltimore
to visit friends.
Councilman Harry c. Glenn is still
confined TO his room with Il severe at
tack of malarial fever.
Dr. ". r. Turner, of Isle Of Wight, does
not think Gilligan will be granted a new
trial by the County Court.
Mr. Frank Donald WHO has been at the
Virginia Hospital for several weeks sick
with typhoid fever, is now convalescent.
Mr. Linwood Batlzins, of No. Cos North
Twenty-ffth Street who had a severe fall
while at work on Tuesday, is improving
Iardella's Band will play tonight at
Graham and Fulton Streets, instead of
State and Fulton, as heretofore pub
lished
A1essrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
Patent Attorneys. report the grant this
week of the following patents to Vir
Ginians:
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Mrs ". H. W. Mason is quite i'll at the
residence of her grandmother, in Fred
ericksburs.
Mr.. John S. Bethel, collector of customs.
is back from a visit 10 his daughter in
Lynchburg. He was greatly benefited by
his vacation.
Col. James D. Brady, who has been in
Washington for several days, is very much
improved in health, and is able TO take
long drives.
Miss Louise Kidd has returned from a
delightful trip TO the sea-shore, and
will leave in a few days for months
stay in the mountains.
Mrs. c. Henry Hall and her three sons,
of No. SD West Cary Street, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. James Knight, in Five
Forks, Amelia county, Va.
Among the recent arrivals at the Green
brer White Sulphur Springs are MISS
Allene Stokes and Mr.. Alexander Hamil-
ton and family, Of Petersburg.
Mrs. A Otto OF this city, who has been
in Germany since May last visiting friends
and relatives, expects to reach New York,
on her away home, about August 18th.
Mr.. c. s. Dodson. of Petersburg, who
was for many years a hotel man OF Rich
mond, entered upon his duties Wednesday
as chief clerk Of the Lexington Hotel.
Mrs. Warren II. Mercer, little son and
maid, who spent the first part of the sum
lner at the Brunswick Inn, Waynesboro.
are now at the kalorama Hotel, Staun-
ton.
Rev. Edward T. Bomar, assistant sec
rotary of the Foreign Mission Board, was
authorized by Judge Witt this morning to
perform the marriage ceremony in this
city.
Mr.. Henry H. Hunt, assistant chemist
to Dr. Henry Froehling, has gone on
two weeks vacation He Will spend the
time in Chatham, Va, and Washington,
d. C.
The Committee on Shockoe Creek met at
10 o'clock yesterday at Franklin and Union
Streets and decided 10 recommend an
to an existing ordinance con-
corning the creek bed.
There was a meeting of the Committee
on Improy ement of James River at noon
yesterday, at which pay-rolls and
bills were ordered to be paid, and rou-
tine business was transacted.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
by Clerk Christian TO Oscar Eugene Her
ring and Lillian Elizabeth Cooke. The mar
rage took place yesterday evening. Mr..
Herring is a well known school teacher.
Monroe Crave of Druias viii meet in
tneir new lodge-room at Concordia Hall,
al s o. Clock, at which time they will have
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