The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ttichinonds
Citizens and Other Matters,

SIt!ECuS anu oilieF VitttACiS,
Mr. L.. L. Campbell, of Hampton, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs Heel1e, of Erie. Penn, is visiting
her sister in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tartan, of Halifax,
are visiting in the city.
sIr. julius Bumgar5en left yesterday
for his home, III Washington.
Mr. William L. Fletcher is critically i'll
at his home, No. IA South Short Street
dr. Lyme Moseley has returned to the
city after a delightful visit 10 Asheviile,
n. C.
Mr.. NJ. j. Murphy is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home, on North First
Street.
MT. and Mrs. Clifford s. Cowenhoven, OF
New York, age spending a few days in
Richmond.
Rev. R. b Collier conducted prayer
meeting at Emmanuel Baptist Church
last night.
Miss Florence Forstmann, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever for the past five
weeks is z,convalescent.
Mrs W. r Stith Of Washington, who
has been on visit to Mrs. 4. w. Miller,
of this city, has returned home.
Richmond Randolph Lodge. No. 10, ap-
propriated s23 for the Galveston s,lffer-
ers at their meeting Tuesday night
Miss Van Lew was reported as not feel
ing so well last night Her fever was
higher, and she was quite restless.
Rev H. J. Shelbourne will preach at
the West End Mission, No. 1906 West
Cary Street, tonight al SIS o'clock.
Hon j. S. Harris, of Albemarle is i'm
proving at the Retreat for the Sick, I'M
der the treatment of Dr. Hugh Taylor.
Mrs. I1amkin, wife OF Sanitary Officer
La.n,zin, who has been i'll for some time,
was considered better yesterday morning.
Miss Sue Towles, of Washington. for
1nerly of this city, IS extremely i'll with
typhoid fever at q hospital in Washing
ton. Her mother is with her.
Little Anita, daughter of Mn and Mrs.
| H B. 1Nirkwood, of No. 40S East Broad
Street. was bitten on the arm in two
places by a dog yesterday morning. The
dog was killed.
Col. w. Gordon MoCabe, who has been
visiting in the North, since his return from
Europe three weeks ago, returned to the
city Tuesday. His school opens on next
Wednesday the 2eth-
Colonel James Lyons, of Buckingham,
was in the city yesterday on private bus
mess. Colonel Lyons thinks the Tenth
District Will return Colonel HUBBARD to
Congress over Senator Flood.
Mss Nellie Dickinson has accepted a
leading position in the School for Young
Ladies 1n Fifth Avenue. New York city.
she WI! leave the city the latter part OF
this NINTH to assume her duties there.
Mrs Lizzie Harris, who attempted sui
eide at No 201-3 Nor:h Ninth Street.
Monday afternoon. has entirely recovered
and left the city. Her brother from
! Newport News came up, and yesterday af-.
ternoon took her back with him.
Miss Salley Hammer, former president
| Woman's College, but now a resident OF
| washington city, is spending September
at Cold Sulphur Springs. A crowd OF old
friends always surround her and enjoy
| her brilliant conversations md flashes o.
wit. for which Miss Hammer is noted
The Brotherhood of Carpenters and
| Joirers held meeting Tuesday night in
| Smiths Central Hall, North Fifth Street
The report of the business agent was read
| for. last week and showed marked progress
| made by the organization in membership
and securing the good will Of the con-
tractors.
Many prominent Baptists of Richmond
| are preparing to attend the Portsmouth
Association, which meets next Tuesday at
suffolk. and which has eighty churches
connected with it. Among those who will
attend will be. Revs. Drs. w. y. Hatcher,
| r. H. Pitt. A L. Dickinson and George
Cooper, and II. ~: Il. sadier.s
The following ladies were elected dele
gates at the meeting OF the East End
w. O. T. u, held Tuesday afternoon 1t
No 313 North Twenty-fourth Street, to
the annual convention to be held at Char
iottesyille. October %, 50 and 4th: Mrs
". NJ Bickers, Mrs. G; p Bowden, Mrs.
Julia Small, officers; mrs Annie Cath
right. Mrs NJ. B. Lee goes as state Of
| hcer.
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