Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEGRO CHILD OVERCOME BY HEAT.
Personal and Social Notes in and AROUND
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FtguyIILE, Va, July pa little colored
child some, eight years OF age. was picAeu
up in a railroad cut IN the corporate lniIts
Of Farmville yesterday morning ID pr.
cartons condition, though at the time IL
was not thought ANYTHING was the matter
with it except. perhaps. 1t was overcoine
by heat. 1t died, however. IN the hitor-
Mrs. Z. W. England is in Buchanan for a
Miss jamie Wall. of Meherrin Depot is
with her brother, Mr.. Ii. l.. WALL on
Buffalo-street. A..
Kate Burton.
Mir. c. Booker Cunningham has accepted
n position as drug clerk at Newport News,
and left here this week to attend 10 his
duties at that place.
Miss Talbot. of Lynchburg, is the guest
OF Miss Hunter. H.,
Mrs. w. Z. Elan and Miss Bessie, Bird
song. of Petersburg, are visiting relatives
in Cumberland county.
Mr.. Henry c. Paulett and wife ore IN the
mountains
Nrs. W. p. Wright and Miss Pauline
Palmer, Of Richmond, are for time IN our
city.
Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Vanderventer and
Miss Rosa Marks are summering IN farnn-
Vile away from the heat OF their Rich
mond city homes.
Colonel W. G. Knight. of Richmond, is
STAYING with his brother, Captain John n.
Knight at his country residence, Poplar
Hill"
Mr.. Ernest Baldwin has gone toRoanoke
to live.
Miss Fannie Berkeley is enjoying the
summer vacation In Southwest. Virginia.
Mrs. Sledge and daughter. OF Norfolk,
are the guests Of Mrs. William II. Berke-
Mr.. II. r. Taylor, of Manchester, has
been the guest of his uncles, the Nessrs,
W. II. and II. u. Richardson, during the
Rev W. c. Walden. of Berkeley. the
former popular pastor OF the farmViIie
Methodist church. is on visit to his
friends here. 81,
Mrs. Hundley. of Halifax county, is the
guest Of Mrs. Il. $. Paulett.
Mr. II. i. Campbell has returned from
Fort Payne, Ala.
Miss Bessie Mckinney, niece OF the
Governor, who has been very sick for Il
long time, is well enough TO be out again.
In this correspondence last Sunday we
should have sad DR.. Joseph W. Southali.
of Amelia. "would be a formidable candi;,
date for nomination before the senatorial
convention" and not Captain Frank W.
Southall, of Prince Edward.
Miss Alma Hunt Is on her usual summer
tour of the mountains.
Mir. Il. Z. Guode. of West Virginia, is
visiting his uncle, Professor G. c. Bass.
Mr.. James Eskew, OF Charleston. W. Va,
is with his family at the home OF Mrs. I. j.
Rice. on North street.
Miss Minnie Morrisett. of Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. Emmett Logon. on Bap-
fist Hill.
Mrs. Jones. of Holly Springs, Miss, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. George NJ. Robe son.
Mr. ". O. Gray, who has been very Ill. is
conyalescing.
Mr.. Pettus Smithson, of Hopkinsyille,
Ky. is on visit to his mother. Mrs. Sue
Smithson.
Misses Lille Gillian, Lizzie and Pearl
Pankie, of Pamplin City, have been the
guests of Miss Blanche Gillian during
this week.
Mrs. williamson and daughter. Miss Car
RE. of Portsmouth, are on their usual visit
to Farmville.
Mr.. W. +. Bagby and wife, OF King and
Queen county; Mrs. Rev. II. A. Bagby, Of
Suffolk. Va; Miss Mary Thompson, OF
Louisville. Ky. and Miss Virginia Bagby,
Of Stevensville, Va, are guests of Rev.
DR.. Bagby and lady, on st. George street.