The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
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at his home on Cedar Street, he is now
able to attend his work, ufterSan4 illness
Eor about two months.
6 Little Mary Flood is BILE to be out
after n severe spell of acute Indigestion
Mrs. w. A.. Allen will leave in n few
days for a months visit 10 friends in
HNinnienocls, 1V .ff9
t9Mr.bPe Bashaw left for Baltimore
last week, I he i will be absent for some
time ~ a
Mr.. j.. Hall. of Bowling Green Road,
is able to be out. after being confined to
his home for the past week.
The many friends of Mrs L. j. Taylor
will be glad to know that her health is
rapidly improving in tho mountains Of
Virginia. where she went to spend tho
rest OF the summer with relatives.I
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. b. jenkins have re-
turned to their home on Wood Street.
" Mrs. ]. Il. Young, OF Alexandria, Is ex-
pectcd shortly to visit relatives on
Chelsea Hill. .s
@ w. u. Barnes and family have returned
home after short stay with friends in
West Point. 3t I'd.
Miss Nettie Gully left last week for
Cumberland county, where she will be the
guest or relatives for the remainder OF
the summer.
Mrs. Florence Jenkins and little SON..
Robert, have returned home nftcrt mn cx-.
tended visit to relatives In Lower Henrico.
Mrs. r. Gathrlght, who was so pain
fully hurt a few evenings ago Is rapidly
improving.
Miss Fannie Slaughter hns returned
home after delightful visit to tho
seashnre. Eli
Mrs. Ed, Christian, of Poplar HILL Az
poets to leave In a few days on visit
to her brother, Mr. r. T., Pcndleton, Of
EsscX county.
Mr.. C, II. Pendleton hns returned home
after q visit to his sister. Mrs. T.. w,
Christian.
at his home on Wood Street,
Mr. Walter Page, ST., Is very much Inn
proved at his home on Chelsea l1lll.l
The infant daughter OF Mr.. p, g.
Mahancs is conyacscent at hor parents
home on Wood Street.
Master Harvey Rollins is now able to
walk without tho use Of n cr,ltch. after
being confined tds his home for several
weeks.
Mr., D, G. Mahancs Is confined In his
homo on Wood Street.
Little Russell Barnes, while playing In
the ward with some of his boy compAn-
ions, had tho misfortune to fall and
fracture his collar bone The family
physician was sent for, and he set the
hone The little fellow is resting quietly
at tho present writing,
Mrs, w, r. Cook, of Wood street,
Chelsea Fiji, expects to leave In q few
days for New Jersey and other Northern
States.
Mrs. II. w. Patterson md her sister,
Miss Estele Bassett, have returned
home, after delightful Visit to friends
and relatives In Petersburg
Miss Maud Sheppard spent some time
with relatives and friends at Seven Pines
during the PAST week
Miss BESSIE Barnes. of Chelsea Hin,
is rapidly improving, after being slightly
indlsposed for tho past week,
Little Doris Pierce is improving. after
being confined to her bed for several
days. taa4
Frank johnson, Jr Is indsposed at his
PARENTS home oni2chelsea Iilll,
Waltca' Chandler, of Uhnyille, Va.,i
Ia visiting with Mrs NJ T, Wooden, on
Bowling Green Road,
Mrs q. n, Stcinbach, who has been u
is Improving at her homa on the pike
r. e. Clodfeter has returned to his
home in North Carolina, after delight
ful visit tn his father on Chelsea Hill,
Mr.. r.. G. Blackburn has returned to
his homo on Chelsea Hill, after visiting
friends. and relatives in the country,
Mrs. Sarah Johnson has returned homo a