The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
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Mr.. g. N. Collins condition Is still
critical. He has suffered two strokes Of
paralysis since last Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Pendleton. OF venablc
Street, left Friday for Fredericksburg. to
visit relatives. and expects to be absent
several weeks.
Little Jim Anthony, OF Twenty-second
Street, while playing with another little
boy last Wednesday, was painfully hurt,
but is doing very nicely
Eddie Perdue has returned home from
Fredericksburg. where he went as dele
gate OF the Gray Eagle Tribe OF Red Men
to the Grand Lodge. which met in that
city last week.
Mrs. Napier has taken n flat with Mrs.
w. "A. World, on Twenty-first Street.
Mrs. w. A. Worlds two little children,
who have been sick. are much better.
Mrs. C. l.. Arnall, OF Twenty-third
Street. is much improved.
Mr.. r. c. Thompson and family are
boarding with Mrs. Cook at No. I'LL
Twenty-flrst Street. for the summer,
and Will build their now house in the
early fall.
Mrs. Goodwin and children and Mes
danes Troxler and Gary were the guests
OF Mrs. G. w. Troxler last week.
Miss Salle Fldler is sick at her sisters.
Mrs. w. b. Huff, No. 1120 Twentieth
Street.
Mrs Lena Keck Brauer. who has been
so extremely iii for some time, is con-
valescing slowly.
John Adkins, Of Fairfield. has recently
purchased seven lots on Twentieth Street.
and will begin building very soon.
John Jeter was accidentally shot ABOUT
eleyen years ago by n companion, and has
suffered from the effects Of the wound
ever since. He was successfully operated
on Friday by DR.. Parker. who removed
four shots from his forehead
Parke P. Pollard, who has Just recov-
cred from severe spell OF pneumonia,
has left to visit his mother, at Granite.
Va.
Mrs. G. s. Wright. OF Marburg, visited
her brother, p. p. Pollard, on Twenty
fourth Street last week.
The Daughters of Liberty have flour
fishing council. which meets every Mon
day night at Towards Grove Hall.
Luther Cox is still quite sick with ma
larial fever ION Twenty-thlrd Street.
Miss leila Livesay will give pie party
at her home, at the corner Of Twenty
second and T Streets, Tuesday night,
for the benefit of the Kings Daughters
of Christ Church.
Miss Rebecca Hardwicke and Miss
Mary Simson. delegates to the Homo
Mission Society. which was held OF Nor
folk last week. will address the Home
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Church next Monday A full attendance
of the members Is requested
Christ Church Brotherhood, to which
goodly number of Fairmount's young
men belong wiki run an excursion to
Dutch Gap June I'd.
The dangerous crossoyer on Twenty
second Street. near Darlington, has been
repaired, after q long walt
Paramount citizens are delighted to
ali of,>io 1tphtg Tho 1amnS
were placed in position on the poles yes
terday, and we look for the lights to-
night. which will add so much to the
comfort of the people, and, by the way,
we are having a better car service and
cleaner oars. which Is greatly appre-
ciated by all
Miss Martha NJ. King, Of Brunswick
county, is visiting Mrs. Elmore. at NO.
1890 Twenty-second Street
Mrs. w s. Haynes and Miss Ida
Haynes will leave for Baltimore to-mor-
row, to visit Mrs. 3. C. Stonnell, who re-
Gently moved to that city.
Paramount Methodist Sunday-school will
have their picnic at West Point June goth,
and expect to carry large crowd.
moved to Mattox Hill to reside. Mrs.
Atkerson was Miss Florence West, of the
West End, and the couple were married
last Monday night.
Rev. G. G. Cox will occupy his pulpit at
both services to-day.
Mrs. Rooney, Of NO. 11os Twenty-first
Street, gave box party Friday night
at her home. for the benefit OF the Kings
Daughters Mr.. Allie Huff was present
with his graphophone and delighted the
hearers with some OF his latest comical
selections. Mr.. Ginter added much to
the pleasure OF the evening by render
Ing several vocal selections. A large
crowd was In attendance and nice sum