The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-14
Mrs. cappie Curry left yesterday TO
visit friends in Roanoke.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmnnsl's
Citizens aud Other Matters.

Mr. George w Woodall IS spending his
vacation at Buckroe Beach
Mrs. Robert atkisson remains quite i'll
at her residence. No. 25o1 NJ Street
Mr.. McAdams who is seriously i'll at his
residence on West Franklin Street, IS
somewhat better
Messrs. h NJ. Clements. of Lee Hau'
C. Ct. KeIinm Of 0naacock; and L. NJ,
Bell of Norfolk. are at F'ord's
Miss Matte N. Wood. who has been
sick AT her horne on Church Hill IS re-
ported as being very much better
Thomas Jones. who is very i'll with
typhoid fever. was taken 10 the virginia
HOSPITAL for treatment last Monday
Miss Mary y. Lie. OF the University OF
Virginia. is the guest OF Mrs. J. Preston
carson. of No. SlI West Franklin Street,
Misses Pearl Valentine, Mary Sutherland
and Julia Walton. who have been visiting
in Norfolk and az Ocean View, have re
turned to the city.
Among the successful ones who took
the State Board examination at Trenton,
n T.. on June Il, 1860, was DE- G. j.
seay. of Richmond.
Mrs. &. E Hamilton and children, and
Miss Lucie Hawks, of Wilmington. Del
are visiting Mr. r. a. Throckmorton, No.
4l6 North Thirty-third Street
J. A. Fisher, No 719 North Twenty-fifth
Street, has returned from Petersburg.
where his little daughter is critically III.
He reports her condition unchanged
Pat. Hartman twhite) is lodged in the
First Police Station, charged with oeihS
drunk and begging on the street he was
arrested to-day by officer Frank Craft
Little Alex, Taylor, son Of Mr. Henry
TAYLOR. OF No 90 East Broad Street. was
rim over Thusdav evening by a careless
bicvele rider in front of the City Hall anu
very badly hurt.
Rev, DR.. j. J. Lafferty and his son, Mr..
Edgar r I,afferty, have gone to New \ OK
TO bring back Miss Matte IaffertS, tlis
Doctors daughter, who has been taASti
seriously Ill in that city.
The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company is going to greatly enlarge 'ne
capacity OF its power-house on Johnson 5
Island, at the foot OF Seventh street
Work Will be commenced at once
Badge No. 81, of the Richmond Fire De
partment, was lost on June dtn' between !
Brook Avenue and Marshall Street anu
| First and Clay Streets The finder VIII
| please return to Engine Company No D.
Prof George S Thomas. of the Univer-
| sity Of North Dakota, arrived IN the CITY
! Yesterday from his far Western home Win
| his family. TO visit his uncle, Sergeant k
| \. Thomas, at No. SOS East Franklin
| Street.
Mr. Charles straus. OF Stern 6 Co, Of
| No. 1872 East Main Street, has found a
| beautiful locket, with picture on the
| inside. The inscription on the locket is
e. 3. P. The same can be cotton by ap-
| plying to Mr.. Strauss
| Cabe.I Meredith. the 5-year-old son Of Mr.,
: ". Meredith. supervisor of the c. and
| Q. Railroad, while playing in vacant
| lot was kicked by horse that
| ha happened TO get too close TO- and was
| painfully hurt in the right side.
Owing to the absence Of a great many
| people from the city during the summer.
| President Virginius Newton, of The So
! ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
/, Children has about decided TO call no
meeting of the society until early fall
In the meantime Mr.. c. 0. SavilIe. score
| tary is waiting 10 enroll the names OF
| new members and Treasurer c. II. Phil
! lips is prepared 10 receipt for donations
| and contributions.