Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
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contents OF bottle containing poison.
continues to improve.
Mr.. Franklin D. Wilson. Of r. L. Har-
risons drugstore left yesterday morning
to spend the holidays with relatives in
| South Norfolk.
! Mr.. Norman Jordan. who has been III
/ for several days, is very much improved.
Ernest Schmidt. who was hur. Christ
mas while shooting off popcrackers is
| able to be out
Thelma, the three-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. Isaac Wood. of Nicholson street. who
! has been quite Ill, is improving.
| Otto Gunlach and Robert Worttall are
| on hunting trip to Gloucester Point
Mr.. Claude Hosier Is on visit to his
father. the lighthouse keeper at Dutch
Gap.
Sheppcrd Parrish. who has charge of
the branch of the Richmond Cedar
Works in Chicago is here visiting his
brother, W. ]. Parrish, IN Varina-
1 ne 1EEcT3i Oh cleveland SulIlCeI, Tue
tifteen-year-old son Of Mrs. Ben Cum
Der. who died Thursday at his home In
Nicholson street took place yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Fulton
Baptist church.
Robxt Powell, aged twenty-four. died
Friday shortly before noon In the resi-
dence OF his father, Richmond Powell,
No. 12l5 Nicholson street.
ELK0 NOTES.
Mr. John Watkins. OF birmingham.
Ala is visiting his fatnc-. Mr.. Branch
R. Watkins.
Mr.. E. 3. VIM has returned from
Louisa county where he went to visit
his parents and friends.
Miss Hattie E!d.~., y. Meadow Station.
is spending a few days with friends
here.
Mr.. Stanley ..oodfin. who has posi-
ton on the tug Mal,ern Hill is spend
inc the holidays witt his many friends
here.
Mr.. Bailey. of Gordonsville. is night
operator here at present.
It Is reported that Mr.. Rosser. fore
man Of the gravel bed, has been promo
ted. and will leave here for better po-
stion Mr.. Rosser has been here for
nearly two years and his many friends
viii miss him.
Temple and Charlie Hughes are spend
Ing their holidays with their grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Hobson.
Mr.. Blankinship and family. OF Man
chester. who have purchased Ed. Fur
mans farm at Glendale, have taken pos
session OF their new home.
Mr. Henry Stowe and family enter
tanned Mr. II. n. Bowers, of Staunton,
Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Woo6fin are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Horn. Mrs.
Vera Inge and Miss Caroline Woodfin.
Of Richmond, during the holidays.
Miss Mary johnson. VINO has been con-
valescns from an attack of pneumonia.
has had a relapse and IS seriously III
again.
Rev L. c. Martin has returned to his
home In Pittsburg. after spending a few
weeks looking after the interests Of his
farm.
Willis returning from the postoff1ce
Miss Grace Stowe fell on the dila pidated
bridge. over the White Oak Creek. bruis-
Ing her left ARM For some time it
was thought to be broken.
Miss Mollie Watkins Is spending q
few days with her many friends in this
community.
Mr. Ford Vaughan. OF Meadow Sta
ton. is clerl.ing for Furman & Bowery,
in their store here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. E B. VIM entertained
relatives from Newport News Christ
mas.
Mr. George Turner is spending his
holiday here.
Mrs. Blankinship and children were
entertained for few days this week by
their friend. Mrs. William Bowery
The law suit between Mr.. Goldin and
.Mr. Henry Stowe was adjourned for the
next thirty days owing to the non-aD-
pearance OF Mr.. Goddins lawyer who
was side-tracked at Elko and found
twenty-mle walk too much for him.
SEVEN PINES.
The Young Peoples Social Club met
with tho Misses Read Christmas n}cht