The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and Other Matters.

Citizens and Other Matters.
Many donations are being made to the
Home for Confederate Women, recently
established.
Mr.. w. A. Chesterman is the contruc-
tor for the work OF Improvement to the
Mayo factory.
Mrs F. C. L1afferty and Brother. Mr..
city Wednesday.
the Richmond Telephone Company, is home
from 4 trip to the country
John Mason ct the TriEg Shipyard yes
terday morning mashed his finger Dr.
Fisher treated and left him.
Deputy Marshall Samuel Bendit has gone
to Lunenburg county to arrest some moon
sinners. He left here Wednesday.
DR.. j. sills Daniel has returned to the
city. after well earned vacation of three
weeks, greatly improved in health
Mr. John Enders is still confined to his
house. He is not seriously i'll, and it
is thought his condition is improved.
Mr.. Edwin Ryland of Pine Bluff, Ark,
who has been visiting relatives and friends
in Virginia. left for his home yesterday
Mr.. F. H. McAIullen, of the Church Hill
Pharmacy, has returned, after spending
pleasant visit at his home, at Stanards-
Vile.
Mr.. William NJ. Bickers, of the super
intendent's office, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, is still quite i'll with maIa-
rial fever.
Miss AIDA Lloyd and Miss Ella Mcguire.
both of Philadelphia. Pa. are the guests
of Mr.: and Mrs. r. Elwood Tragic, at
Highland Park.
Colonel James D. Brady continues to
steadily improve. He is able to take
much more exercise. The Colonel is still
in Washington.
Mrs Frank F. Anthony and little boy,
who have been spending the summer at
Greenwood, in Albemarle county, have
returned to the city.
Mrs E. C. Butler is gradually improy-
ing. having had no return of the hemor-
rhage for several days She rested we'll
last night and is much brighter
Miss Nettie Eichel. of Charleston. S. c.,
passed through the city yesterday on her
way TO Cumberland. Va, where she will
visit her friend. Mss Olivin Trice-
The family of Mr. Edw. Donaldson. dis
tr!ct superintendent of the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company has returned from north
ern resorts, where the summer was spent.
Mr.. Miles NJ Martin, the well-known
attorney, will move his family to Rich
mond this fall He is now at his home,
in Charlotte county, making arrange
mentS for moving.
Mrs George S. Sipp and family have
returned from Bloomfield. n. j.. where
they have spent the summer. While in
Bloomfield, they were the guests of Mrs
Sipps sister, Mrs. Willis.
Young William Sale who was accident
ally shot three weeks ago. is gradually
improving although it VIII be probably
impossible to remove the ball. it being very
deeply imbedded in his arm.
DR.. w. P. Partin, the well-known rro-
prietor OF the Church Hill Pharmacy has
resumed his duties, after a short Illness at
his home, and Is contemplating trip
through the North with lis wife.
The Richmond Stove Works will soon
begin the manufacture of gas stoves. ana
will probably have them ready In three
months. All things being equal. the city
will give them the preference over others.
Prof. S. c. Mitchell. OF Richmond Col
lege, Mr.. c. Writ White. OF the western
Union Telegraph Company, Mr.. T. X
Schoen and Mr.. II. c. Warren, nave re-
turned from trip to Europe, muca or
which was spent In Loadon-
Miss Mary Crew. of No. e17 East Main
Street, who has spent the month or Au-
gust at Atlantic City and other Northern
resorts has returned home. She Will
leave to-day to visit her friend, Miss
Gertrude Ewing. of Prince Edward county.
1t is runored that the people who live
under the Richmond end of the First
street bridge are very much In favor Of
having the arc light elevated In that vsein-
- neme I've or SIX feet AIT czn throw