Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
DR.. sledd and Rev. J. T. Bosmsn, OF
the Methodist Episcopal churches, have
returned from the mountains.


returned from the mountains.
Rev. K. L. McMdrrau, Of Ports.
mouth. has left ST. Paul, MIan., and
Is nov visiting in Gordonsville, Va.
Miss Maggie Pitcher, Of Petersburg,
who has been visiting Miss Belle
Brooks, on Crawford street, Ports
mouth, returned home yesterday.
Rev. DR.. J. ID. Black we'll, pastor
Of Monumental Methodist Episcopal
church. is spending a short vacation a.
his old home, in Fauquisr county.
Rev. John Herbener, who has been
filing the Presbyterian church pulpit
In Portsmouth all summer, returns 70
his home, in Thomasville, Ga, on Tues
Gay.
Mr.. Thomas j. Nottingham has
moved lis residence from tho county IL
the city, causing a vacancy in the Board
OF Supervisors and Joint Ferry Conn
mittec.
Mios Belle Tower, Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Who has beoa on visit TO Norfolk for
some time, returned home last week,
and will go to New York to prepare Tor
the operate stage.
Captain Joseph T. King, of the Cape
Henry Life-Saving Station. has been
transferred to Ses-Tick station, and Mr..
+. W, Johnson has been placed In
charge Of the Cape Henry station.
Attbe Hebrew wedding of Miss Edith
Levi, Of Portsmouth, and Mr. Emanuel
Powell, of Sandy Hill, N. Y, on
Wednesday night there were many
guests present from Now York, Eliza
beth City, n. c., and Baltimore.
Mr.. n. Maine Bateson and family
returned from Liverpool this week.
Mr. Bateson has been III the cotton.
exporting business in Norfolk for seve.
raj years, but will remove 70 Memphis,
Tenn, to do business this season.
Mr. John J. Buchanan, late store
keeper in the nsvy-y gard, slipped and
fell on High street, Portsmouth, on
Wednesday, and had his right thigh
broken and kpee-cap shattered. lie
only fell about fifteen inches from =
doorstep.
Ashland.
Miss Ida Ragiand, of Richmond, l.
visiting her friend, Miss Laura Stone.
Rev. James a. Duncan, of Norfolk,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. r. L. Black
well.
Miss Jennie LeftSich, of Richmond,
is the guest Of her friend, Miss Fannie
Miller.
Mr.. Marshall Ellis has returned home,
after q protracted visit to friends II
Deatonsyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hartsook Left
last Monday on Witt to friends III
nowsrdsyille.
Mr.. Robert Howisor and sister, Ms,
Arnie, have returned after a yer!
pleasant vacation.
Miss Claud Beaue has returned hon
after a delightful visit of several weed-
to Dagger Springs.
Rev. A. G. Brown, of Danviile, spea
several days here last week lookic"
sitter his real estate.
Mr.. G. W. Mscmurdo left last MN
Gay for Blacksburg, where he will a.
tend college this session.
Rev. George W. Tomkies, of Ken
lucky, filled the pulpit at the Ashland
Baptist church last Sunday.
Mr.. j. Floyd Tucker, Of Amelia
county, is visiting his family, who are at
his father in-law's, L. P. Ellis, Esq.
Miss Kitty Williams has returned
from Albemarle county, where she has
been the guest of Miss Sadie Patton.
Mr.. julius Strause and family re.
TUNED to their home, in Richmond,
last Wednesday, after summering hare.
Miss Hattie White, Of Richmond,
who has been visiting at Mr.. Peter
Tinsley's, returned home last Tuesday.
The Misses Burnett, Of Salem Court
house, who have been the guests Of Mr..
q. II. Branch, left for Richmond FRI
day.
Messrs. Merritt and Henry Motley
have returned after very delightful
hunting and fishing expedition to Bath
county.
Messrs. T. II. Carroll and z. 3.
Ford spent several days last week at
Culpeper Courthouse, attending the
County Fair.
Messrs. S. B. Stebbins and Robert
Narye left last Thursday on visit TO
friends near Thompson's CROSSROADS.
Lorisa county.
Miss Psge Peasants, who has been
the guest Of the Misses Gregory, near
Ashland, returned TO her home in Rich
mcnd last Monday.
The real estate agents say that there
is but one house in town for rent,
which is a very good showing for our
beautiful little town.
Mr.. j. j. Leake returned home last
Thursday, after a very delightful visit
TO his friend, Mr.. Willie CALDWELL, a.
Hanover Courthouse.
Messrs. @. Lee & Co. have aided
greatly to the locks of their store by
putting in 3 glass front and very
handsome soda-water fountain.
Mr.. Henry Hutzler and family, who
have been spending the summer at Mrs.
II. +. Robinson's, returned to thar
home, in Richmond, last Monday.
Mr.. Henry Bodeker and family, who
have been keeping house IN this place
during the summer, will return to their
home in Richmond next Wednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Brown and family left
last tuesday for the Hot Springs,
where they will be the guests Of Cap
tain James A. August, who is Mrs.
Browns brother.
Rev. l.. l.. Kellam, OF Norfolk, is on