The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About i;ichmond's
C;Jizcns and Other nj attcrs.

CiJiZcnS ana other Matters.
DR.. e. NJ Hardy is improving daily,
and Is now abe to be UP
Mr. w. T. Orange Ir., has returned to
mis- home In New York city.
Mamie Cabell Waithal is able to be up,
after five or six weeks Of fever.
1,i.. Edward Eddins is i'll with fever at
his home, No. 1G South Cherry Street.
Rev DIR. w G. Starr, president OF Ran
dot4lll-Macon College was in the city yes
terday.
The condition of young Sale. who was
accidentally shot some days ago. is much
improved.
George Jones, Charlie Roach and Arts
Evans have returned from a pleasant trip
to Baltimore.
Miss verna Atkinson, of No 7o1 North
Twenty-sxth Street, is stopping at Hotter
LIE Noel, Bon Air.
Miss Bertha sAylett, OF King William
Hoge OF this city.
Rev. ]. j. Wicker and Mrs. Wicker, with
their children, of Baltimore, are VISITING
relatives in this city
Mr.. John Enders, Jr.. who has been
very much indisposed for several days,
| is able to be out.
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! this city. but now of Washington, Is
in town for a few days.
Miss virgie NNiggans who has been Wis
iting friends in this city, left last nlghl
for her home in Lynchburg.
Miss r.ssie Phillips, daughter of General
A. l.. Phillips. No 500 Floyd Avenue, Is
visiting friends in the country.
Miss Ada Richardson, of ia North Twen-
ty-eishth Street will leave August oath
to visit friends on the Eastern Shore.
REV. DR. William N Scott conducted
the PRAYER meeting at the Third Prcsby-
terrain Church last night at sis O'Clock
Miss Inez Thomas, No. ITO Floyd Ave-
nue.. is visiting friends IN Caroline county.
She will return about the middle of Sep
ten!ber.
Mr. William McKim Marriott, cashier
of the post-of1ice, has gone away on his
ten-days' vacation. He is at present IN
Baltimore.
Messrs. Simon sycle and Andrew
Krause will leave to-day for Lester Manor,
to overhaul their duck blinds for the
coming season.
Officer c. II. Yarbrough. of the Third
Police Station, who has been i'll for
some time with tyDhoid-fever, is thought
to be somewhat better.
w. Allen Jenkins, Richmonder, who is
in the newspaper business at Newport
News. has been in the city several days
receiving medical treatment
DR.. VIM. p. Partin of the Church Hill
pharmacy, and wife are contemplating a
trip to Rochester, Watkins. Buffalo and
Niagara on the fourth of SEPTEMBER
A letter has been received at the In
ternal Revenue department from Colonel
James d Brady, who is in Washington.
I, ,, inn
Mrs 7. Otto has returned to her home,
on Brook Avenue, after an extended trip
to Germany. She was tendeEed a royal
reception by her children upon her return
Mrs. Bottoms of Farmount, and dauSh-
ter. Miss Annie, will leave Saturday to
visit their cousin, Mrs. w. ]. Gwynn. OF
Newport News, accompanied by Miss May
Richardson.
Mr.. w. Gay Smith. cashier and deputy
collector in the Custom House. started
yesterday on his vacation He will divide
his time between Old Point and the sur
| rounding resorts.
| meet Thursday at $50 2. NJ. at Sanger
Hall TO decide upon plans for their
annual celebration Of Gcrm&n-Day and
other important business.
Mr. and Mrs Edw H. Goethe, of San
Francisco, Cal. are visiting relatives. and
are stopping at No. Go4 North Sixth
Street I'hsy will visit all the important
eastern cities and Canada before return
ing home.
The work of improving and remodeling
the National Bank of Virginia Building,
at the corner of Eleventh and Main
Streets, is progressing rapidly, and when
completed, the building will be one of
the most attractive and desirable of its
kind in the South.
Captain John S. Wise has invited his
friend, Mr.. John L. Gruybs, to spend three
or four days with him III hunting and
fishing at Cape Charles. He says he never
saw fish and game plentiful on the
Eastern Shore His letter fairly makes
the snortElan's mouth water" Mr. Gruhbs
is unable to co. on account Of his official
duties at the post-oflce.
Vlr.inians in New York.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, August 22.-Lynch-
burg-E Montgomery, w. 3. Mont
gomery, St. Denis. Newport News
r. p Orr, Park Avenue. Norfolk-G. e.
Jones, C. Hardy, Herald Square; G. w.
Jones, Imperial; ]. Bennett, st. Denis
Riclmond-II. A. 1Ioen, Astor; j. D. Wash
burn, Broadway Central; r. NJ. Morgan,
Grand Union; J. Schafllausen, Hoffman,;
Miss K Schaefer, Murray Hill; j. B.
Elan, NJ. II. Garrett, G. e Hobart, Mrs.
G.. C. Hobart, ST. Denis. Virsinia-T. f.
Goode, Jr., S. Johnson, ]. P. Watson,
Hoffman; n. Hofheinler, Marlborough; j.
c. Terry, st. Denis.