The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About I;ichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Or Edward Mcclure has returned to the

Citizens and Other Matters.
Dr.. Edward Mcclure has returned to the
city.
Dr.. and Mrs Mark ". Peyser have
returned TO the city.
Mr.. w c. johnson. of Mecllenburg. was
a Richmond visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Henry e. Edmunds, of Chase City.
was visiting in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John G. Miller left yesterday for
Danville. Va, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM II. Zimmerman and
daughter have returned to the city.
Miss Goldie Pace, of Charlottesville. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ j. Howard.
Mr.. Hitter was discharged from the Old
Dominion Hospital yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Shelton, the popular gas
inspector, is spending awhile at Virginia
Beach.
DR.. ellis, of the Ambulance Corps, is in
Petersburg His place is being supplied by
DR.. Crump.
Miss Helen Green. one Of the nurses at
the Virginia Hospital, has been Ill for the
past week
Mrs Irma H. straus is at tn, otter
burn Springs, with her aunt, Mrs. JOS
Levy, for the summer.
Misses Alice K. and Louise l.. Yancey,
will leave tomorrow for a three weeks
visit to Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Pendleton, of
Cuckoo, Va, and Mrs. K. D. Myerhart, Of
Saltville, are at FOrd's
Master Raymond I. Stratus left for
Lynchburg to spend the summer with MS
aunt, Mrs. Joseph Natan.
Mr.. William N NcVeigh, of West
Franklin Street, left yesterday for Gull
or
Miss Rosa l.. Lane, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Edward V. Lane, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Richard +. Lane.
Mr.. Miller. who has been under treatment
at the Old Dominion for the last four
weeks was discharged yesterday.
Mrs. ]. W. Tyler and daughter, Lizzie.
are visiting friends in Brooklyn and will be
absent from the city about four weeks.
There was no change yesterday in the
| condition of Mr.. Arthur NJ ClemmiIt. the
| Young man who was shot by his friend on
| Saturday last
Among the guests at the Greenbrer White
Sulphur Springs are Mr.. and Mrs G. D.
| Ianehorne. Mr.. John w. Scott, and Mr..
| and Mrs. c. r. Sknker.
| Willie Giles (colored) was arrested early
| this morning at the Second Market on the
| charge of assaulting E. NJ. Grant He was
| lodged in the Second Station
| Mr.. Lee Kapuweiler, who is connected
! with the Globe Clothing Company will
leuve shortly for Toledo. O., where he
will engage in the clothing business.
|, Miss Cecil Mallory of Petersburg, who
| has been visiting relatives a No. 9l5 East
Leigh Street, left for home yesterday, &C
| companied by Mrs Charlotte Woody.
The Jolly Owls will spend Sunday in
| Norfolk About twenty of the birds will
[ go down The club has recently'.rece:ved
new badges of a most unique design.
Mr.. j. NJ. Booker, popular clerk at the
| jefferson, who has been spending his Vaca-
city
| The board of directors of the Richmond
Paper Company held meeting yesterday
and transacted some routine business.
| Mr. A. II. Christian was reelected pres
| ident, and all the other officers were cho-
| sen to succeed themselves.
Major Regain. of the Ninth Infantry, who
was wounded at Tien-Tsin. is q cousin of
| the Misses Higgins. No. 219 Governor Street.
Major Regain and only son, Jamie, We're Ill
| when they left Manila for China SO the
worst is feared.
Mr. Henry Wal,erstein has copy Of the
first number of the Baltimore Journal
and Advertiser, printed in that city Au-
| gust 9Th. 1I75. The paper is very neatly
printed and is we'll preserved. though
worn from being often opened and folded.
| 1t is great relic of early newspaper
days. ana is printed partly in old English
scrip, using the long for the all the
| 1yay through.