Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-16

YOU to the entertainment. and include
the supper.
The recently organized class IN Ger
man had its initial meeting at the nome
Of Mrs R. 4. Bowers last Monday after
noon. The study Of the language was
taken up and thoroughly enjoyed. MIS-.
P. S. Read is principal Of the class she
is a graduate and the class feel very
gra titled at having SO accomplished
teacher and cannot fail to advance I'M
der her instruction.
Chicka hominy Council. No. 1S3, J. Q. Z.
4. NJ, held its regular meeting Thursday,
Nov 13, c. O. Rudd. councillor presiding
Mr. Philip Houston, an applicant. was
admitted and given the full initiation.
Thursday evening all members appeared
in tull regalia The council now numbers
thrtv-sX strong.
The A. c. Geiger Mining Company are
awaiting the report of the expert who
has been ordered to in spect the mines
by the Chicago capitalist with more or
less anxiety.
The manager of the planinG-mil has
added wood and saving TO his business
and citizens can now get their wood cut
in a hurry.
Andrew Smith has leased the Geiger
place. on the Williamsburg road. to
Charles Lynch for another year
n J. Rope. chairman OF the Syndicate
Company who is negotiating with the
Highland Springs agency for twenty
FIVE acres Of Dr.. Hawks land. has staked
the selected ground and is now getting
prices Oh grading.
C. w. Heckler who has been living at
East Richmond for the past two years.
will return to the new house he has built
on his farm near Fair Oaks. Mr.. Heck
Ter is superintendent of coInty roads,
and his headquarters will be at High
land Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Harker had a pub
lie sale Of their household goods Tues
day last which was very satisfactory.
Mr. Dewitt P. Hubbard. real estate agent
and auctioneer. contacted the sale. Mr.
and Mrs Harker are spending the week
With Mrs. D. A Smith at the Tower
House. They will visit over DAY in
Richmond and will leave early this week
for Philadelphia, where they will in the
future reside with their son.
Mrs. Wood, guest at the Tower House,
is still confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. of RICHMOND,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ostran-
der.
Edward Kcllem, the popular conductor
on the Seven Pines railway, will move
his father and mother to Highland
Springs during the week They will
occupy Mrs. a. j. Nillines house
until MT. heleIN eEeClS his ne" DO1ilC
for which he now has specified tons 1t
will occupy land adjoining the Villines'
estate.
T. Martin and family have recently
moved to Fairmount.
Captain Alfred Woodman. who has been
rusticating on his New England farm
this summer. will arrive here for the
winter months Thursday. Nov. 20.
j. f Collins. of Madison county, father
of DR.. G. T. Collins, is the guest during
the Conference of DR.. and Mrs. G. T.
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Jones and Mrs. Par
ker Of Richmond. We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ] W Dudley al Sunset Cot
tage" during the past week.
Mrs. Benjamin Jones is slowly re-
covering from recent illness.
Mr.. Gentry. brother of Mrs. Ruth
Mathews. the proprietress of Highland
Springs store. is having a suit of rooms
in Postoffice block put in readiness for
the home of himself and bride upon thel:
return from wedding trip.