Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-13
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mrs. Rosa X. Jones has returned
from visit TO Lynchburg, Va. She is
much improved.
Don't fail TO see the stereoptican ex-
hibition and hear Rev. William Troy at
the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church next
Tuesday night. Admission, lOc.
Remember the Old Boys Excursion to
Washington, Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Lucy Moon of Manchester,
Va, continues very sick. Mr.. ID. @.
Moon, Miss Celeste Moon and Mrs. Z.
j. Saunders have arrived in the city ON
account of the illness Of their mother.
Notice has been received at the
headquarters of the first regiment of Va.
Y. X. X: OF z. stating that company
from Petersburg, Va. will attend the I'M
yelling of Col. Thos. w. Mitchell's mon
ument which will take place at Rich
mond Va. Aug, 26th, 1901
Mr.. Clifton Porter, 936 N. 4th ST.
is sick
LIEUT.. David Allen, OF N. 4th st.
is improving after being confined to his
home for some time.
DIR. d. A. Ferguson of 10 (.
Leigh st. has returned home from
Washington where he organized the
National Assn of dentists. DR.. Ferguson
was the only representative from Va. He
was elected president.
Mr.. John NJ. Buckner of Alexan-
dria, Va, called on us. He was en-route
to Farmville, Va, where he expects TO
recuperate.
Rev. G.. @. Coleman OF Manches.
ter has received and accepted a call to
Steelton Pa.
He left for his field of labor on the 5th
inst.
Mrs. Rosa K. Jones has returned
from visit to Lynchburg, Va. She is
| much improved.
-Ex-Councilman Benjamin jackson
will leave for Washington, ID. c., where
he will undergo surgical treatment at
Freedmen s Hospital
Mr.. Isaac Straus, the liquor deal.
er has moved in his new quarters No.
422 h. Broad st. The new place is hand.
somely decorated inside with the the
bar fixtures of the latest design. The In
terror is cooled by electric fans and a
beer garden is being erected in the rear.
Accommodation for both white and co
ored is excellent.
Mr.. j. n. Caraway, left the city
Monday for, New York; Niagara falls
Canada, and Pan American Exposition
He has been the guest of his daughter,
Mrs Anna Lewis of N 18th st.
At the annual meeting of the In.
dependent Beneficial Club the following
officers were elected:
Charles Campbell, President: Henry
Bolden, President; Collin Valentine
Treasurer; Conway Reid Secretary; @.
Braddie Freeland, Recording Secretary
VIM. Miller, Chap; VIM. Madison, s. at
Arms. New members on Ex-Committes
BENZ. Sircus, w. II. Haskins.
Mrs. George w. Mitchell of San
Francisco, Cal, is in the CITY. She
came from Norfolk, where she spent a
most enjoyable time with Rev. II. H.
Mitchell and wife.
she gives an interesting account of
life on the Pacific Coast. She expects
to reach home by July 10th. She is now
at WOO n. 3rd street, where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Miss Connie b. Tinsley left the
city Wednesday, July Bird for Philadel-
phia 70 spend short while with rela-
tives and friends.
Capt. Thomas NJ. Crump, the
manager of the Southern Aid Society.
has returned from Newport News, Va.
where he has been laboring in the inter-
est of the firm. He states that the
knights of Pythias are making a great
effort 70 attend the unwilling of Col.
Thos. w. Mitchell's monument.
Mrs. w. Van jackson aud son are
visiting in Chesterfield Co., Va.
Mr.. Coleman Harris arrived in
our city. Manchester, last week and re-
turned home Monday, having spent a
delightful time.