The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-28
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city yesterday on business.
alr. Frank Clements and AIR. ]. II.
-RobertSon, of Petersburg. were in ne city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs O. E. Goodwin, and Mr.. R.
t. Brooke, of Norfolk, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr. bradshaw. of Church Hi. was taken
to Ttle Retreat for the rsick-i1ss night BE
is suffering from. TYPHOID fever
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. shankiy, of Hamp-
ton, and Mr.. E, ". Huffman. of Newport
News, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs Z. c. Council and Miss Plttie Y.
Isaacs will leave Sunday TO spend several
days at Ocean View and other places
Mr.. p NJ Taylor, of Ballsvile, and Mr..
William E,asterbrook. OF Dumfries. Va.
were in the city on business yesterday
Mrs. 7, y, Murray and son. of Hampton.
are the guests of her mother, Mrs. Octavia
Newman of No. 525 North First Street.
Mr.. II. [. DriscoH, Of Roanoke Rapids,
n c.; Mr. r. w. Martin. Miss Alice
Evans, and Miss Ellen Mcham, of Lynch
burg. are at Murphy's.
The Lady Board of Managers q the
Retreat for the Sick held a meeting Thurs
day and transacted routine business.
One charity patient was received
lIlv. .luttElttI lLGEStiGH bSilStE iitlSill -Iti'
never in any summer sold as many stamps
as this year. Business. while not ION q
boom, shows a most healthy condition.
Air. ]. r Rawlings. of Law@eneevtlEe:
AR. Newton Lockwood, of Orange: Mr..
c. N. kaylor. of Norfolk. and NJ. Chs.I les
W. Corbin. Of Accomdc. are 1T IItfrphy's.
The room occupied by Willie Robinson
al No. 500 Reservoir Street, was entered
some Thursday morning. and 81: and
a silver watch were stoisn from his trunk.
Mr. john r, Johnson. of C!lrisJApsburs;
Mr.. J. A. August of Hot Springs: Mr.. and
Mrs. #. II. Short, and Miss Attie Lee
Short. of North Carolina, are at the Sef-
fersoa, p.
Tho controversy between tho street-car
company and the Council OF Barton Heights
has been settled, I.,ld the. ears are now run
ming as they desired without further oppo-
sition.
AIRS John G. Peerman and her little
son. Charles Gordon, OF No. 611 West, Cary
Street, have returned home after most
pleasant stay in ana around F'retericks-
burg, Va.
Mrs. H H. wallace and daughters,
Misses; Mnlle and Lucy, of No. 20i West
Grace Street, left Wednesday for Culpeper
county, where they will spend the month
os.August.
The Traction Company's new sprinkltns-
car has arrived in the city, and has been
made ready for use. Tha car has a capacity
of Loo gallons, and Will be used during the
dusty days.
aIessrs. Albert Lang James k2ss.
Charles Greenbaum and Ellis d. HITLER,
four OF Richmonds prominent young ,nen.
are spending their vacation with ", +. IN
derson, at New River.
Misses Hazel Bright Mary Bright wilma
Newman and Jane Bowen have returned
from a delightful trip TO Natural bci5ge
and Luray Cave under the clap@ro.!t;5e
OF Mrs George II. Bright.
Mrs W e, Ballard and child. of Reans'
Station; Mr.. Harrington WSddeil. OF Lex
ington; AIr. Stanley StrtdwicE, Of Lynch
burg, and Mr.. Charles L. Johnson, Of
Pulaski ut the Lexington.
General y L. Phillips the weH-kaown
contractor fer eycava ting work, said yester-
day ne had about all he could attend to.
General Phillips has not only big contracts
in Richmond but one III Newport News.
AR John NJ Higgins, Jr-, left Thursday
for New York. whence he will sail in o
day or two for Rotterdam, Holland Mr.
Higgins will make a partial toor of the
Continent and will visit Egypt and the
| Holy Land.
The Committee on Arrangements for the
| Labor Day celebration held q meeting at
| tho residence OF Chairman j. W. Camp
! Thursday night and transacted the regular
routine business Each member made a
| very favorable report.
| Collector of Customs John 5. Bethel his
| daughter. Mrs c. H. Godsey. ana grand
! daughter, Miss Lois Bethel Godsey, have
| gone to Lyrchhurg to spend some time
| with Mrs T Earle Gibbs Mrs. Vernon
! Gill. Miss Callahan and others,
~
companed by Miss Matte Bernhardt Nc
! Culloch, left Newport News on the morn
| ing OF the 18th instant for Washington.
| D c., where they We're united in marriage
| Immediately on their arrival. Both parties
/ ere well known here.
| Mrs. NJ. II. Murphy. Miss Annie Murphy
| and Masters Thomas and John Nurphy
! have left Richmond, anticipating a=deEght-
| full trim Of SIX or eight weeks, which VIII
| embrace visits to Ashevil!e, n c., Knox
| vile, Tenn, Louisville and Covinston. Ky,
F! and Cincinnati, Ohio.
| Miss Barnye billiard, of Middtesez
| county, and Miss Stella Evans, OF ESSEX
| comfy. ana Professor John billiard anG
| Mr.. Richard Hiiliard, of AIiddlesex county,
Who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. 70
+. Anderson, of No. sos north Twenty-sixtE
| Street, have returned home.
| The Executive Committee having in
| charge the arrangements for the session
| of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
| bellows has called meeting for this
| afternoon at / o'clock at the Jeffer-
| son Hotel at which time all of the COM
mttees recently appointed Will be eX-
pected 10 attend.
Master Franklin Kerns, son of Mr.
Franklin Kerns, of the Richmond CHRIS
tan Advocate. who is visiting his grand
mother near Gloucester Courthouse. was
painfully Injured late Thursday evening
He was thrown Violently from The horse he
was riding and had his arm broken in
two places The bone was sat by Or. VIII
J liam E. Jones and the patient is getting
! along nicely.
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