The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-10
PERSONAL AND GENERA
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
| Citizens and Other Matters.

Citizens and Other Matters.
Hon. VIM. I. Jordan. of Halifax, is In
the city.
Mr.. Z. P. Kuhn is confined to his home,
40. 12o Lomhardy Street.
Miss Ellen Taylor, who has been quite
i'll for several months, is able to walk
about her room.
Rev. DR.. E. N. Calisch has returned to
the city and will occupy his pulpit at
Beth Ahaba this morning.
Mr.. John S. Bethel has returned home
from Washington, where he has been
spendingNa few days.
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham, who has
beer, critically i'll for. some time with
typhoid fever, is improving.
Mr.. Luther, r. Barnes. of No. 702 IL
East Leigh Street, is confined at his
home on account Of the grip.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation will have an important meeting
at noon to-day at Lee Camp l1al
The meetings at Calvary Baptist church
are crowing in interest and will continue
through Sunday and all next week
Mrs. Z. T. 5Pilkinton. Of Chesterffelds
Courthouse, is in the. city on visit TO
Mrs JOS. w. Blanton. No. 1co1 floys1
Avenue.
Dr., William E. Hatcher is indisposed,
and has gone to his country home, cave
ley Hall, where he will remain for seVe-
raj days.
his residence, No. 1926 Grave Avenue.
His daughter, Miss jamie Kirby, who has
also been i'll, is better.
Miss Leahy left yesterday for Old Point
Comfort to attend a concert given at the
Chamberlin. Miss Leany will recite The
Marriage Of the Flowers.
Hon. Walter Jordan, member of the
House. from NanseEond, and Treasurer
S. T. Ellis, OF the same county, were call
ers at the State Library
Ex-Postmaster William II. Culllns-
worth and N1essrs. c. v. Meredith and
Fleming Wingfield have gone down on
York river on a fishing expedition.
Miss Mabel McBain has been employed
as the leading contralta at Grove-Avenue
| Baptist Church. and has made most
favorable impression on all who have
heard her
w. j. Martin. a white employee OF the
Richmond Cedar-1Norks, had his left hama
caught in some machinery yesterday
and severely mashed. The ambulance
! was summoned and DR.. Parker dressed
the injured member.
At the residence of Mr.. ]. II. Goode.
NO. III North Tweaty-second Street.
Thursday night, measure party was
given for the benefit Of the Fenable-
Street Baptist Church. There was music,
recitations and refreshments.
At a recent meeting of the Executive
Committee of THE Virginia Press Asso-
citation a resolution was passed request
| ing the Virginia delegation in congress
to vote for the repeal OF the tarli1 I'M
posing q duty on wood pulp used an the
manufacture of white paper.
Little Miss Susie Gibson, who was so
severely injured at the Richmond Loco
motive, and Machine Works last Wednes-
day evening, continues very ill at the
residence of, her mother. Mrs. Henry
Gibson, No. 1O7 North Seventh Street
She is getting along as well as could be
expected. and there is a great hope for
her recovery
Virginians i'll New York.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Specal.-Vir-
sinians in New York:
Lynchburg-AIiss Broyles, Mrs. Is. Nc
| Chez, ]. L. Shepherd. Broadway Central.
Norfolk H. Maynard, Continental;
D. Baum, st. Cloud.
Richnond-A J. Parish, Broadway Cen
tnai; IF G. Robins, T. &c. Ieath. f. and
| w. Whitlock, Cadillac: C. e. Buck. e. L.
! Hobson, Jr.. j. wv. Scott, Imperial; T..
Reinhein1er, Marlborough; p. McNiven,
St. Cloud: r. Holiday. T. C. Williams,
Jr., Waldorf.
Roanoke-J. w Cox. Astor; IA. L. Sill
bert, Cosmopolitan.
vIrstnia-44. e. n1cWaus. Broadway
l Central.