Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-11

Ella. after spending Il while with her
daughter, Mrs. Bowers, of New York
passed here cnroCtc for home. DR..
Johnson enjoys Il lucrative practice
in Tampa and has Il beautiful home.
Mrs Johnson extended an invitation
to the writer to visit them, which
is appreciated and accepted.
Mrs. ElZcna, Of Jacksonville, Fla
after spending while with relatives
at Darlington, has returned home.
She also visited Washington, Balti-
more, Norfolk and Tarboro, n. C.
Mr.. Erwin and daughter, Of Florence
were in the party
Mr.. George Shanl1s, of the u. S. S.
Maine passed here recently enroute
from Philadelphia to Charleston to
be discharged.
Mr.. n. IL. IIarvin, Of Raleigh, N
c. passed through the city recently
enroute for Andrews, S. G.. TO visit
Mrs. llarvin's father, who is reported
quite ill.
Mrs. Esther Deas and baby, Julius
passed her enroute to Sumter. S. C.
to visit relatives ami friends.
M. and Ms. Queen Sallcy. Of Sum
TOY, >. G. passed here enrou'c to
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mintz, with
their two little girls, Julia Mae and
Esther. of Orangeburg, S. G. passed
through the city recently cnroute to
Richmond, Va.
Elder p. S. Killcn, Mr.. J. II. Noble
of Perry, Ga. and Mr. J. II. Jones, of
Of hn n I,
Baptist Association passed here as
Association to the Redcure Primitive
Association Of North Carolina. con-
vening at Rocky Mount, n. G.
Mr.. Cleveland Timm0nS, of Rocky
Mount, N. c. went to Dillingham;, S.
G. to visit relatives.
Rev. j. NJ. Aston, of this city
preached at the p, IG. Church on Sun
day evening the 2Sth ult.
Rev. w. Nj. dickson, OF Lake City
has gone to his church work at Hem
mingway, S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Foster, OF Trilby,
Fla. passed here recently cnroutc
North to Baltimore and WASHINGTON.
Rcv. ID. NJ. Brown, Of pamplico.
S. c. has gone to Columbia, S. G. 70
audit the books Of the Good Samar-
itan Lodge.
Mr.. NJ. Lewis of Sumter rca. cs-
tate owner and successful farmer
passed here onroute for home.
The Voorhees, Industrial School
opened September 30, with large
number Of students. Principal DR..
E. II. Roberts, when seen Il few days
ago, spoke very encouragingly of his
new field. Last year tho attendance
was 747, but the school has prepared
for a much larger number this year
Mr.. w. G. Stackhouse. Of the 339th
J.. ID. passed here cnroutc to his home
Nicholas. S. c. from France.
Mr.. Virgil Wright, u. S. S. Illinois
passed here cnroute to Charleston to
he discharged, thence to AShcvillc,
N. G..
Mr.. Henry Spcarman, 330th l.. b.
has returned to Nowberry, S. G. from
service in France.
Rev. II. J. Johnson, one OF our
leading farmers left for visit to
Orangcburg, S. c.
Mrs. Jessie Daniels, OF Florence
County carried off the blue ribbon
last week, having picked 1893 pounds
OF cotton, worth $17.33 in five days
work between the sun.
Mrs. Emma Walker passed here
cnroutc to Lynchburg, S. G.
Mr.. w. S. Cannon, Of Atlanta, Ga
president OF the Preside Mutual IN
surance Company and president of
the REGINALD Laboratory passed here
cnroute to the National Suffrage
meeting at Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. Maria b. Jones Of this city
is n stakeholder and general agent OF
the REGINALD Laboratory Company.
Mr.. James Brown, Of Savannah,
Ga. passed here enroute to Harris
vile, S. G.. He has been. headed bale
cotton in the Savannah market for
% years and made good.
Mr.. b. f. Gee, Of West Palm Beach
Fla. is here visiting relatives. lie
conducts Il chair carriage for the
winter guest at the beach.
Mr.. A. McAlistcr Of the 330th L..
b. passed through here enroute home
Mr.. George Martin, of Winchester
Ky. is at the Martin Stemary and
succeeding nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Howard, Of
Cairo, Ga. passed here recently en-
route to Fayetteville, N. G.
Mr.. Elliott Lawrence, in Boyd
Street is still confined to his bed.
REV. II. G. Crawford, grand dep
uty for the N. G. Joint Stock Com
.pany passed here enroute for Rollan,
n. G. on official business.
Miss Salome Coleman, Of Blacks
burg, Va. and Miss Nancy Brown, Of
Lynchburg, Va. passed here enroutc
to Frogmorc, S. G. to teach in the
Penn School. They are graduates of
Hampton Institute.
Mr., A. l.. Mclaughlin, Of Dunn,
N. G. passed here enroute for home.
His daughter, Miss Mamie, is at Dur
ham, n. G. Training School.
Rev. w. M. Johnson passed thru
here recently, returning from his
work. He preached at Antioch Bap-
fist Church, Sunday, October 5.