The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters. &

Interesting Facts About Richmond,s
Citizens and Other Matters.
ss6 Mrs Harry Minnick Is somewhat in-
disposed.
The March term OF the Supreme Court
/ of Apeals begins to-day.
Mrs J. W. Francis has recovered from
her recent indsposition.
Mr.5James w Kepdlert will be IN New
port News for. the next few days.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture. who
has been Sick for about q week, Is out
again.
Mrs S. Brooklyn West continues very
Ill at her residence. no. 81 West Grace
Street.
Mr.. L.. NJ Miles. who was operated on
at the Virginia Hospital. is slowly itn-s
proving.
Mr.. Frank Denoon hasf5returned TO
the city after an extended trip to North
Carolina
Miss Made Bayley, Of Was7,ington. is
visiting the. family of der uncle, Major
B. F. Howard
Mrs Fannie aIettert, of 40. 30 West.
Marshall Street. vino has been DANCER
ously i'll, Is improving.
Mr.: y. G.. FIankins, of the Secretary OF
the Comnonwealth's office, who had peen
sick for several days, is out again.
Mr.. Mcclure Bigger left yesterday for
Florence. s c.. whittier he has been sent
to fill a position for the Atlantic Coast
Line.
Francis Ensign ~ gave their regular
monthly social last night at the residence
OF Miss Sadie Price, No. AGO South Laurel
Street.
Mr.. T. T. Hudgins, Clerk of the Coun-
ty and Circuit courts of York. was i
caller at the State Treasurers Office eys-,
terday.
MIR. o. Glligerol has returned from
pleasant trip to GERMANY, lea ',..a n,I
wife there to visit the ENpo 'stiN'' :
Paris in May.
Mr. G.. A. DeBold, a representative 10
+ha Grand lodge, Knights of Honor,
,,r,,,ch meets to-day at Roanoke. left last
night for that place -
This evening at Monroe Hall there win
I,e :, r,eetins- OF the Patriarchs OF Nelson
Encamprnent, I. 90. F., at which tins
matters of interest will be discussed
Mrs r. o. Robinson and daughters.
Misses Carrie and Ethel, of Barton
Heights, have returned from a visit to
| Bloomfield, N. j.
Mr.. A. W. Lamb, son Of Congressman
Lamb, who fell in attempting to get on
a moving electric car ON frluay eSei1te'
and painfully cut his head, IS getting
| along nicely.
Miss Lucy 2. Baughan. the accomplish
| ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Baughan will be married WEDNESDAY 20
| Mr.. Edward S. Austin, Jr., weil-knoWn.
railroad conductor
Mr.. James F. Hart, who, for, five years,
| has had charge Of the machine-shop
! tool-room at the Richmond Locomotive
| Works, severed his connection with those
works Saturday. and has gone to ac-
| cent a more lucrative position at Elmira,
| N Y. which is nearer his home and fam
! lily
| An increase to the membership OF the
| Howitzer Battery has recently been De-
cided upon, and the contract for the uni
! forms for the new men has been awarded
to Mr.. Wendlinger. He has also been given
| the contract to furnish uniforms for the
| commissioned officers of Company .,
Walker Light Guard.
Virsinians III New York.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Special.-Vir-
| ginfans in New York:
Norfolk. B. Eggleston, Broadway
| Central; G.. Briggs. Hoffman; A. E.
| Krise,, Holland; G.. E. Renter and wife,
| Imperial; H A. Smith. New Amsterdam.
| Richmond-A. J.. Marcuse, s. T. Nor
/ gan, L.. Il. Page. Hoffman: W. ]. Gilett,
! Dr.. G. B. Johnson, Manhattan
Virginia.. w. Hager and A. S. Mel
| son GilSey