The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-11

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Ingrains-5 kinds. ~ patterns
| Smyrna Rugs-11 different makes,
all sizes.
Moquette Rugs different Kinds,
three sizes.
Mattings-25 kinds. IT'S patterns. !
city after two weeks visit to Philadei-
pha-
Mrs. J. A. Fisher has returned from
a pleasant trip to the Blue Ridge noun
tains.
Captain ]. F. Davis, who has been III
for the past two weeks with fever. is no
better.
| DR.. A. B. Gretner has returned to the
| city after spending his vacation in Wytne
| county.
Mr.. Allan F. Campbell, of Old Point.
| the popular managers OF the Chamberltn,
was a Richmond visitor yesterday
Miss Erie Caldwell has returned to
| Charlotte, n. c.. to resume her position
| as teacher in the Elizabeth College.
| Miss Annie Childress. of No. SO North
| Twenty-third Street, has left for Key
stone, W. Va, on a visit to her uncle.
| Mrs. Joseph Delior and children, of Char
! 1ottesvle, lave returned home after
pleasant visit TO friends and relatives here. 4
1 Mrs. Robert Genmell and daughter, Mss
Jessie. have returned from the Cold Sui
phur Springs, where they spent the sum
! ner.
Misses Clara and Mollie Knegele have
| returned to the city, after spending the
summer with Rev. knegele, OF Augusta
| county.
| Miss Annie Dellor. of Greenwood, Va.
will spend the month of September with
| her uncle. Captain J. F. Davis, No. 2227
/ Venable Street.
Miss Jessie R. Pendeton and Miss Kate
| Dunkel, who have been spending the
| summer at Asbury Park, N. J., returned
l home Saturday.
/ Miss Addie Gates. of No. fs13 East
| Grace Street, has returned to the city
| after a delightful visit to relatives in
| Chesterfield county, Va
| Professor Moses Stein will soon reorgan-
ize his band. and proposes to have one
| Of the very best. 1t will be known as
'Stein's Richmond Band
| Mr. II. NJ. Smith, Jr. has returned
| from a three weeks vacation. spent in
| Nova Scotia, Canada. New Foundland,
! and other points OF interest
| Sergeant Jeter. of the Richmond police
| force, has returned from the watering
| places of West Virginia, where he has
I been spending his annual Through
| The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Peters,
| Of the West End, will regret to hear of
| the serious Illness of their son, Raphael,
who is suffering from typhoid fever.
| Patrick Henry Lodge. ]. o. o. F., will
| hold its next meeting tonight at O clock
| in the rear hall Of the Smtthdeal Building,
| formerly occupied by Friendship Lodge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Randolph, OF
| New York city, has returned home after
| }a1; WIG 10 IT. nd NJrS
! Williams, of No. 27U7 East Grace Street.
! The weekly meeting of the Frances
| Willard w. C. t. Q. will not be held this
| afternoon. as the members wish to attend
! the District Convention at Chester.
| Miss Bessie Woodbridge, of East Clay
! Street, returned home Saturday after q
| most delightful visit to her uncle, Mr..
I E. L. Gates, of Chesterfield county
The meeting Of Richmond Chapter. usu-
/ ally held second Wednesday of the month,
| will, on account of the heat, be postponed
! to Wednesday, September 18TH, at $50
I o'clock.
| Miss Stella Bass, of No. ~. North
/! Twenty-sixth Street. has returned after
! a most enjoyable stay of two months AT
| Lynchburg, Natural Bridge and Huguenot
! Springs.
I Major Howard has a letter from Dan
| vile, addressed to his care to Mrs. Lucy
| Patrick Richmond The letter can be
| had from Major Howard at Police Head
/ quarters.
| The house of Mrs. Johanna Roach, No.
! 2Gi Orleans Street, Fulton, was entered
1 some time during Saturday night. A
| suit of clothes and numerous small ar
! ticleS were stolen.
/ Mrs. Jamie Miller, of Texas, and Miss
/ Florence Lockett and Marshall Loci1et. OF
/ Roanoke have returned home after a
| pleasant visit to their cousin, w. w Whit
J lock. Of Church HILL
| The family of Rev. DR.. Derieux, OF Ven
| able-Street Baptist church. arrived IN the
city yesterday afternoon from Fork Union.
! Mrs. 5Dereux, who mas been quite SICK, IS
| considerably improved
Mr. Morton Citizens Lloyd. of Philadei-
phia assistant teacher of physics at the
University of Pennsylvania, is the guest
/ of his cousin, Mrs NJ c.. Hoenniger, ken
ifworth," East Richmond
/ Mr. Trenor, of Craig county, now at
the Retreat for the Sick, is considerably
stronger, and it is beloved that his con-
! dieion will soon be such as TO permit OF an
operation to be performed
Miss Marie Sehatid has returned after
/ a delightful visit OF seven weeks to friends
in Newport News, Hampton and Buckroe
/ Beach, where she was accompanied nome
The condition OF Mr. ]. H Martin the
motorman, whose skull was injured in
/ a street car collision Friday night, is
still in serious condition. His physician.
Dr. B. L. Hisman. hopes for the young
/ mans recovery
Professor Moses Stein and family
returned Saturday night from Healing
Springs, where he has had charge OF the
band. Professor Stein scored a great sue
cess. He will atEonce assume charge OF
i Sacred Heart choir and of the Academy
i of Music Orchestra.
I, Miss Alma Woodall of West Marshall
Street, returned home after most pleas
L anttstay# of two weeks at Littleton. y. e.,
where she went to visit Mr. and Mrs. =
Woodall, nee Miss Florence Y. west,
formerly Of this city.
Rev. W Provence. of Nontsosnefs.
Ala, is spending portion OF MS vacation y,
in the city Mr.. Provence IS quiss s Ws.,
/ ia graduated