The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Mrs. Tonne r. Woodson and mother left
Saturday for Crozet to spend 8 few weeks
.of vacation


county, has returned to the city.
W. ] Mclean. travelling passenger
agent OF the Illinois Central, with offices
in New York city, is il Richmond
Mr. Ed. kahnweiIer and Miss Green
valid have returned to the city from
visit to Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
Soliciting Freight Agent W. H. Bennett,
Of the Southern Railway, is confined TO his
home in Barton Heights with fever
Mrs Percy NJ Shepherd and daughter.
who have been visiting Mr. Joseph II
Shepherd, left yesterday for Baltimore.
Mr. w H Sadler left Monday night for
Crewe, Va, where he will attend the meet
ing Of the Concord Baptist Association.
George a. Marks. Of the Richmond Loco
| motive and Machine Works, left Saturday
for the mountains to spend a few weeks
| Miss Willie Dawley, of No 526 South
| Pine Street, is visiting her grandparents at
| Seneca Falls. Auburn and Syracuse, III
New York State.
! Mass will be held Al St. Patricl>'s Church
| at : o'clock tomorrow morning, the 26th
in memory of Alphonzo jenkins, who died
| the 18th of June.
+, Miss Katherine James, who has been
| visiting Mrs Graswitt, OF East Grace Street
| VIII leave to-day for her home at Bowers
| Hill, near Norfolk.
Misses Florence Taylor and Jennie
! Oakley, WHO have been visiting III the city
| for TWO weeks returned 10 their homes in
! Lynchburg yesterday morning.
Miss Florence Tyler. who has been Wis
! ting for some time in New York. and
| who has had most enjoyable stay, has
| returned to her home in this city.
| In the absence of Rev. w. s. Beauchamp
| at Broad-Street Methodist church the reg
| uiar "Wednesday night service Will be con-
| IUprPi hy the FDwOrth Lea guerS.
Mrs Joseph Burns and her daughter.
Madeline OF Alexandria, will visit Mrs
Willie Grantland this week. at her resi-
I denca. No. 2Set East Marshall Street
| Mrs. Robert Schefer, with her two lit
| liz grandchildren, Master Lawrence Moore
| and Miss Lucille Olivia Moor, are VISIT
! ing Miss Heineman, at Petersburg, va.
Or. e. NJ. Hardy, who IS i'll at his
| home No 300 East Clay Street IS thought
to be somewhat better He is I'M
Yer the treatment of DR.. W. R. Gordon
| William NJ CORN. a white man. was
! badly cut near the Second Police Station
| last night The ambulance was called
| and the wounded man was treated by DR..
! Fisher
Miss Mary sales, daughter of Policeman
! Sales, VIII celebrate the fifteenth anniver-
! sary of her birthday neXt Friday night
! at the home of her parents, No, 5lS south
Pine Street.
! Mrs. Ophelia Jones, wife OF J. {. Jones,
an old and well known resident of Church
| Hill, is dangerously Ill at the residence of
her son. q. y; \. Jones NO. SLt norm
Twenty-seventh Street.
! City Treasurer Charles II. Phillips and
President Ebel. of the Common Council.
the new purchasing agents Of the Sinking
| Fund Commissioners held conference III
| the formers office yesterday.
When r.. r. Pemberton & Co open Their
new dry goods store at No 1913 East Broad
| Street, Messrs. I. w. Cfouch ana y. W.
| cary VIII De louHo oel'lllo 1.e
! Ihey are very popular So"'i5 me-
Professor w S. Drewry, brother of
Mr. John c. Drewry, of this city, has been
chosen History Instructor In the UnlTer-
sity of Missouri. Ihis is hish tribute
TO professor DreWFy' WHO Is 4u-'e q SoU"7
man.
Information has reached here Of the
death III Accomac OF Mrs. Margaret u.
Bell, wife OF Mr. W. = Bell ana ohiE
daughter OF eN-County Clerk = ). 6 L'55I
| stone anu SISTER o. '"05 .
H.,
CARDS. are out Ior tHe ma IS -
IN 91Lt-iLloI T. " ,~"R''ttt - -
| grass ana MISS susie bs!i"' Doth .. pa
iimore. / ne srooih-eleSl = d So.t ~ -
| tain Charles r. SnougftSs' Oh tH-S Guy
ara mas many trend neie'
More tobacco stamps are being sold at
| the Internal Revenue Department than
| during any previous summer The Amer-
| can Tobacco Company is the biggest Gus
| toner. 1t buys almost every day from
$1,000 to $4,000 worth Of stamps
| Nressrs Jacob Cans and George w.
Kady have gone to New York to begin
| preparing tho fall stock for the Cians-RaGy
| Co, which concern will occupy the
building No. 1905 East Main Street, after
having extensive improvements made.
Information has been received here that
| frank T. Walker, representative OF the
| <anawh2 Dispatch, Chesapeake and ONO
| railway, and two Of his children Frank
| 7. Jr., ana Polly are II! with typhoio
fever at their home in Charlottesville.
Mr.. NIcAdams, who has been i'll for some
eLae at ms fsstGg on WeSt 'a''E nm
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