The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
ing soms time with Mrs 4. C. Blackwell.
Mr.. Ned WouEh. who has becn quito SICK.

ing soms time with Mrs. i. c. Blackwell.
Mr.. Ned Wough. who has bcfn quito sick.
| romans the same. !, 4! y.
Injured a few days ago while faithfully dis
charging his duties on the tug, Peona !.
Mr.. 4 u. Richardson aaa aa ,l Mr. Sl
= Mr. Lee Rrant OF the PIKE is quite sick.
looking forward With great pleasure to going
on the annual excursion of Christ Shurcn
sunday-school to Buckroe Beach on friday,
The people of Chelsea 1Ilr are very glad ,i
to know that Mr.. Monkey, Of Manchester, mas
! bought Mrs. Percy Normerias store out ana
Will run a Arst-class meat market there. 4.
Mr. Emmett slaughter Is able to resume so ms
work at the Loconttivo Works AFTER oe'hs
Miss Rosa Clifford has returned to her home
on Maddox Hill after visiting friends on Chei-
Miss Irene Bazardi OF Baltimore, is visiting
her parents on Cedar street, Chelsea Hill.
Miss Matte Cross has returned home ne. on
Wood street, inter visiting relatives on TSxen-
tieth Street.
Mrs FLORENCE jenkins is able TO be out agalm
after being confined to her room, Tor week
Miss Marie Flood is Improving rapidly after
suffering with bronchitis.
II Mrs Percy Vernfillern and fnmly VIII move
III a. few weeks to their new home on HIGH
land Park.
/ Mrs Mary l1nroush!y has returned J home ne
PIKE. visiting Aef mo'"e'' mrs las'' : -
Misses Grace and Francis Lowery are visit
Ing relatives and friends In lsichmo ni.., ~,
y Mrs. Leandcr Duke Is visiting Mrs. Ben
Jenkins on Wood Street
Mr.. Ben Tuck. of Richmond, is visiting his
sister on Chelsea Hill.
a Mrs. Craft of Clifton Forge, is Waiting her
sister, Mrs. Lou Cross, OF Chelsea iill.
Mrs. c. 0. Brown, left to visit her parents
In Charlottesville and expects to be gone sew
cral weeks. hi liy
MIR. L. T. Leach left yesterday to Viz, vislt
friends III buckingham to be gone several Gays i,s
Mr. j. Griffin Is spending several days with
her sister IN Highland Springs \. L..
Mrs. Bashnn still remains the same NJ her
homo Wood Street. 5e3Ss Z,
Among those that spent the day yesterday at
West Point from tho Hill. were Mr. ana MTs.
Cook, Mrs. Barnes and family, Mrs. O Nclil'
Mrs. Bass and others.
MIR Joe ICltel, who has been Mt home sick
for the past week, Is slightly better.
Mr.. John Knker, WHO had the misfortune TO
lose his forefinger az tho glass works last
week, Is better.
~ very enjoyable donkey party wns given
on the lawn Of Mrs. George Kirby's on last
Wednesday evening from to H. Those that
received the prizes were little Miss Bnrbia
reclted as did also Miss Clarlce Jones' MISS
Mary. Flood sang several selections and quito
q pleasant evening was spent among the young
toned TONED Miss V cinda o'Ne lillian Kirby Mary
ONeill, Mary Flood. Barbia Iitel, Matte
lEitel, Irene Kirby. Bertha Bailey. Florence
Thornton Grace Turner Ethel Kirby, G ;,arSe
Sheppard, Esther Jones. Annett ONeill, Lee
nora Winter, Lotto Hill, Henry Via, Frank
bernard Flood. Ned Flood Gilbert Slaughter,
Clifton Goodall, Johnnie Winter Clarence Pierce;
Elisha Bassett Stewart Johnson, RAYMOND
Black, Henry Turner. Clinton Blackburn. Robt.
Jenkins, Herbert and Percy Armstrong;, Joe
O. NELL, Clay Rollins. Mrs. Bashan, and Mrs.
Armstrong and others.