Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
now ,os,,.a Mr.. w.aiou c.pocss 70 remain

now .oc,tra. Mrs. wa6ioil expects 70 remain
ia f,orfpg sis III fle winter
srs x Is lasief, OF Caasicsson. D e., has
bsce vi "a; ae b ,thes, MT. D. L. bsncy' -
N,s.F. us,erty, Of Tcxas, who has been
visiting hos ~ Ter, Mr. J. j. Pace. at CroLes has
re.arnej " her home.
Mrs. Lillian Gsdsby having accepted position
~ tea dor nj Pocabonias. w. Va, mas scit IN"
county 30 enter upon her dutier.
Miss Lillian McCaiioch viii leave the county
next week for Washington. where she VIII spend
the winter with her grandfather cx-secretary
Miss Mary r. Brown. daughter Of Mr.. George
n. Brown. OF Whitehall, hDemsrle COUNT, who
has been quite III for several weeks, Ia Improving.
Messrs. Charles r. Jones, Z. N. Brown, ana John
W. Gretvor. who have - been III In tho saAo
nslghborhoCd are convaiesceni.
Mrs. c. II. PARROT, at Mecham's River, Is quite
slck.
Mr.. Cos Peyton, Of Natural Bridge. Is at the
Mr.. Douglass McGrcgor I. in Richmond: Mr..
Hartwel Hawthorn In attending the Exposition
at Atlanta: both from Alton.
Mr.. Lutte Turner Is at Avon.
Tho Gold Parsonage" property AZ North Gar
den has been purchased ny Mrs Susie Edge,
where she expects TO make her homo for an IN
definite period, much TO the delight OF ber
friends In that neizhborboof
Mr.. W. d. Patteson, Of Howardsville, went TO
LynchbIrg this weak, where no consulted d.
Owens ia regard 10 tbs ampu,ation OF his leg.
Nr. Howe r. Cochran, approximations Of city
schools, has gone 20 Stanton, where bo viii re-
main until Monday.
Mr.. +. X. Creashaw formerly Of this place,
more recently frog the Warm Springs, Is In the
city
The students at the University Of Virginia from
Alabama have organized with the following
members: o. j. Brooks, w. NJ. Chamberlain, X.
Cockereii, 7. q. DuRose, q. w. Emory, j. Il
Greeue X. l. Moore. J. Nav Pierce, j. A. Penfon
II. y Persons, X. NJ. Searcy, u. II. Thompson
7. ". Terry Tho oflcors elected were J. w.
Terry, rosident; X. NJ. Searcy. vice-presldeht
J. NJ Pierce, treasurer: II. q. DuiSose, secretary
!. A. PcntOn, sergeant-at-arms EIecntiye Com
mittee: II. s. Persons, chairman; III. Is. Ihoinp-
son, X. l.. Moore, X. s. CJckerell. Honorary
members: Mr.. Z. d. Burt' Columbus Ga
CHAsIoryEsvutE, Va, October 31.-A
United States recruiting oflice will be opened IN
this city today. Second Lieutenant Archibald
Campbell, Third United States artillery. VIII De
In command OF the ONCE.
died In Washington on Thursday, reached this
place yes erday and were escorted from the
depot by Widows Sons Lodge, No. tU, a. r. ana
A. Nj. His body was taken 70 flnVanna county
yesterday for intermcnt Mr. Becker was
Federal soldier
Mrs. DIR. +. b. Anderson OF Norfolk, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. Tyler Jackson ia
this place. 81,
MIR w. Dalton Warren, acconpanied by his
family, has returned from briei stay IN Colo-
RADIO. where he went on business. Mr.. Warren
will make charlottesville his future nome
The condition OF Judge Knox, who hns been
very III. IL somewhat improved this morning.
Miss Eddie Jackson IA visiting friends III hich-
mond.
Mrs. Douglass Leftwch, Of Richmond, is visit
ing her father, Colonel G. 9. WertenDaker, az
" Wer land"
Mr.. b. A. Patterson, Of Richmond, is in Char
lottesyllle.