The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
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Mr.. John Peay has moved nis family ami
from Chelsea Hill 10 Maddox Hill where ere
they viii III the ftituro reside.
Mr.. L. Wooten, Of Bowling Green road,
who was operated on Mt the Virgin1in
Hospital several weeks ago, is able TO pc pc
out again, and expects to return 70 hls
work 1t, a week or ten days. y$
Mrs. Virginia Page has returned home ~
after q pleasant stay with her daugt II
ter, Mt Millboro.Iva. aSs
| III Little Miss Nellie Brown continues 70
improve MT her home No. 1870 Wood Street,
q Muster Clarence Pierce Is able to DO
out aBalr after being con fined to his home
for several months With typhoid fever
Master John Allen.t Jr., Of Nor tn Seven
tenth Street. IL slightly improved after
quite a painful rising In his head.
Mr.. c. +. Apperson has returned to his
homo In Buckingham county after quite
h 5lengthy stay with his cousin, Mrs u
jones', Of North Fourth Street II
| IA Mr.. Joe Denton, Of Chelsea Hill, Is able
to be out again after an illness OF several
months OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Robert Enroughty and children
have returned home after q very pleasant
stay with her mother, Mrs. Bass, Of
Chelsea Hill. IA
!. Mr.J. snead. Of Wood Street. moved his
family during the past week to West
Clay Street. II
Mrs. NJ. Jones, Of North Fifth Street,
Is visiting relatives on Maddox Hill.
Misses Rosa and Lizzie Dohcrty, Of
North Fifth Street, have returned home
after Il pleasant stay With friends IN
washington, D. G.. 0 .lIf
Mr.. Richard Clifford who has been quite
If at his home on Maddox Hill, Is thought
BY the attending physician to be slightly
better. 4
3 Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeter have re-
turned to their home on the Pike, after
visiting the lattcr's sister, Of New Cold
Harbor. 81.
Miss Julia England has returned home
on the Pike after spending several days
with friends In Hanover county l8B
A merry crowd gathered at the home
OF Mrs. William Poats No. 1914 North
Fifth Street. q few evenings ago IN
honor or Miss Irene Poats's birthday.
Tho house was beautifully decorated in
palms and cut flowers Music and par
Tor games were INDUCED in until a late
hour. when all present were usfered into
the spacious dining room, where all Of
the d elicacies OF the season were served
In abundance, after which the merry
crowd left for their homes. wishing Miss
Poats many more such happy birthdays.
q Mrs. William a 1aftwltch8ga and children
have returned home after a short stay
with relatives on Chelsea HILL NJ H.
+ Mr.. Walter England. who had the mis-
fortune to mash several Of his fingers
while at work at the Locomotive Works
n few days ago, IS able to resume his
work again.
Mrs Malvern snead, Of Wood Street,
Is able to be out again after teng con-
fined to her bed for several weeks
Mrs Edmonia Cross, Of Chelsea Hill,
Is visiting friends and relatives inn New
port News. s t
E Mr.. Richard Marable. Of Maddox HILL.
has returned bone after an extended
trip Of two weeks duration.
Mr. J. Hall, OF Bowling Green road
who has been quite sick all the summer,
Is able to resume his work again. &
Mrs. Richard Johnson. Of Cedar Street.
is able to be o,pt again after an illness
OF several weeks. N
Mr.. Forrest Muire. of Towards Grove
who has been quite Ill, has improved suf.
ficiently to leave for Brunswick county,
where he will recuperate for several
weeks. s3 IA fl .sG