The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-23
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Mrs. Peyronett. Of Richmond has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Gregory.
who has been sick for the past ten DAYS.
she Is now able to move about the
house.
walter Haines, who Is employed in Suf-
ioik. paid flying visit to his family
this week.
Mrs John Richardson has returned
nome, nome from Henrico county, where she
John Smith visited his brother in VIII
Harrisburg this week.
WV Luther hs. Cox; son OF Rev. G.; G.. Cox.
measles. whooping cough and pneumonia
is now quite sick with malarial fever.
Eddie Oxenham has treated himself to
a fine horse and rubber-tire runabout.
Mr.. Tucker Patterson. OF Howard's
Grove. is now much better and will be
out IN day or two.
Willie Strange, Of Phoebus has return
ed home after q pleasant visit to his
grandmother, Mrs. Z. "A. Smith, OF Ven
able Street.
to-day.
Mrs Lee Elicit. of Twenty first Street.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. shipman.
near National Cemetery.
Mrs. E. "A. Smith has been quite sick
for several days, but is now convalesc-
ing.
Mr.. Wllliam Sharp is better to-day
Charlie, the infant child Of Charles P.
Perkins, is Improving.
Little Elsio Gayle and George larry,
Jr, who have been quite sick. are much
Rev. Robert Anderson. of Greensboro,
n. c.. visited the family OF George
Troxlcr this week
Mrs. Louis Hartman and Mrs. Andrew
busch. OF Park Place, Norfolk, are the
guests. OF Mrs. James Wooden, on the
Turnpike.
Baptist ehureb su sasoS evening s at sa5
o'clock. Rev. DR.. solly. Of Emmanuel
Baptist Church, officiating.
Mr.. ". c: Crouch. of No. 11ol Twenty
the street Saturday evening. atput =
o'clock. was struck by a street car and
thrown at least ten feet in the air. but
fortunately was only slightly injured. Ills
buggy was a complete wreck.
The little son of Mr.: and Mrs. j. w.
Thacker, who had his finger badly
e an BUT wagon sun Or Hery
nicely
Mrs. T. z. Medlin. of Charlotte. N. G..
Is expected soon to visit her brothers.
Mrs. ". w. Pendleton. Of venable
Street. left Yesterday for fredericksburg
to visit relatives.
slight strokes OF paralysis In the last
five days, Is some better having regain
ed the use of his throat and recovered
his voice.
Mrs. Bette Holmes. who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. c. Thomas.
returned to her home at boswell yester-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hechler are both
indisposed at their home.
Little Annie Loving has been sick for
several days, but Is now much improved.
in Charlotte. visiting relatives and
llIleuuS.
Mr.. w, a. Medlin. who has been visit
Ing Eddie oxenham on N, Twentieth Street,
and has accepted employment at the Lo-s
connective Works.
Mr.. r. 9, Atkinson. of Mosby Street,
who has been sick with hemorrhages is
better.
Mrs. Wilt. Of Petersburg, is visiting
her friend, Mrs. Joe Smith. on the corner
of Twenty-second and T Streets.
Mrs, VIZ w Tyler. of Mosby Street is
Il sick.
to her cousins, the Misses Watkins, ac-
compan!ed tv Miss Elsie Watkins,
Mrs. Sarah II. Pavy is staying with
Mrs. Gray. Of Boiling Green, who is quite
Eddie Perdue has left for Fredericks-
burg.
grandmother. Mrs Coates, in H Hanover Yer
county.
Mrs. Mary Fore is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harefeld on CANDLES FIill.
Mr., Nuckols. from Buckingham coun-
ty. has returned home after Il visit to
his SON j. r.. Nuckols, on the Avenue.
Mr.. William Butler who has heen the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs VIM. Thorpe,
has returned to Hanover county.
Little Miss Lille Anderson celebrated
the seventh anniversary Of her birth
on the law at her parents home, ut No.
1910 Twenty-second Street Games and
other amusements were INDUCED In Ivy
the little folks until refreshments we've
served, which were srently enjoyed by
all, after which the fun began again un-
til is began to grow dark. when the little
ones left for their homes, wishing lille
present were the Misses Alex Gully.
Helen Nuckols, Edith Smith, Helen Per-
Smith, Lille Anderson. Catherine Grimes,
BInneh Beadies; Lille Perkins; Master
son and Mrs. Chris, Manning, Mrs Har-
vie Davis, Mrs. Lena Hawks and Mrs.
Thomas Anderson.