The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Personals and B Briefs,

Coyngton, the little son OF Mr. a nd Mrs.
Edward IIattor, who was st ric ken vi tn
fever two weeks so, Is much simprove
IS Mrs. Halle Collin Davi widow df the
late c. Davis is suffering from l Sne e !;
vous prostrati Ion, 81 In her home y q
West Main Street.
\ Misses Rebeccasa and Lucy Da Wis refill -3B8
ed to the city Frtda VI nlght4 from e,ul-S5
pepper, " t ere they spent the mont Il OF Az
gust with Srela tiVcs.
@ Miss Nettic Brown and her aunt N - Is
Ida Coleman, of 4 Norfolk, have rehirned5
home after a. plea SAINT 70 y 1ss}s
Brown daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs a dreWs
Brown OF n Inland Pa TX sst{s; s3l$
Miss stubblefl Id, t'lollcest w. ma
Mrs ISizzi e Ba Shy, Lyme hhurg are
the guests Of s N and sS& NJ rs. F..
Schultz ~ ,f33
q Miss sLottie %. starke, OF N 500 Nortt,s
Seventh Street. who e has heen y e the
Memorial II ospital for several wee ls
where she was suffering from the I cts
zfects OF an pera ton for ppendttci1tls,5 Y;
wa s taken to her home saturda where e I
she Is steadily improv ing,
Miss Alice Christian Dnrha m q nd MISS \
Eva, Il Ballard Meenley left sa turday' for
STappa ham ock, ), where they vii spend Nd
several weeks visiting friends and rela-ss.
Miss Gallo Warwick volng: who has
been visiting her uncle, Mr. O::sS Me-
SCorklc. in IIarrisonburg, and attending:
the Horse Show. ha s returned to the CT y.S
asa Dr.. ID a.. Kuyk has returned ~ 90 ne
city, 4 s3s3t n ssl
st. Louis for fifteen days. II
as Dr.. W.. BrownleY Foster ha s s. removed ~ 4
is No. III i North First Street
Miss Mary Latham " Ills continues
very iii at her home. & N {. I'll forth Sew
gentll street, Her condition is regar yastd 4
as serious. it q I .a
55 Miss yirgie and Gertrude Stumpf and nd
their cousin. Marie Stump WI haatYseS
3been spending several weeks at Gene raj
VIM. IcComb' s beautiful country nome nom,
near Cord louisville, have return ed.
5 NJ .5 and Mrs. S. 4 II. Cottrell have re-
turned from sNiillboro Springs after, Al
stay OF two weeks. * III Il; 4, 4Ss 81. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Iatlpp will leave 8 on
Tuesday for a southern pleasur " lp.s5
and before returning, will visit the St.
zLbnis Exposition.
81 Mrs, II. F.. Woodal (neai Miss Florence
West OF No oo7 East Clay Street. Will
soon be out again a fter q severe sSlllness,s
Corporation Commission Is spondtn g. q
few days with Commissioner Henry IS 81
Stuart, at Elk Garden, In Russell county.
II Rev w. r. Gibson. native OF sylr f;5
5rlnia and an allmnus OF Richmond Col
llege, spent Saturday In Richmond.
Mrs. o. II. Hagan, OF No. oos Eas
Marshall Street, who was so severely ~ r5s
jured In Il runaway accident 7 thursday
evening. Is slowly improving.
Miss Emma. Radford LEFT yessttterrtd ySS8
morning to visit her uncle In King ana u
Queen county, Va.
Miss Helen Hardy is visiting relatives el
In Petersburg. 5i5s II
Mr., Hiram Blackwell OF Char estor1 n
". Va, Is visiting friends In the city
Mr.. Tribble NJ. Fuller. sonsof Chief W.
G. Fuller OF the Richmond Fire Depart
ment who was married some days ago y
In Washington p, @, sis in the city on ms rs
return from his bridal to'lr. They vii
reside In Montgomery. Ala, CHI u. VI n
Mr.. s.. 7, ,I.edman has gone to New New
Nj William sB. Smith, son OF DR.. James
P. Smith, has returned from his plea san y. X
trim to tho coast of Maine. II
ir. Hugh Al. Taylor has returned ned 70
the city, * 4 x sss III 81 4 ,..s ia