Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
Charlottesville.

,corroanondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn'l
cu,prorrxsyrILr. Va. April 30.-Mlss
soIlie woods and Mr.. Morris Woods, who
Rave been off at school. have been visiting
their parents, Captain and Mrs. MlcaJah
Woods. -, III
Mrs Jennie Burnley. who has been Ill
for many months. has sufiiciently recover
"a 90 no ont She expects TO go TO the sea-
shore soon with the hope OF hastehihS her
Hone !, entertained for the recovery OF
Me- Nicaiah Woods. who has been very
ill for some time.
Miss Foster is a guest at Professor FRANK
Mr. A. L. Thurman. we'll known as a
base ball star on the VARSITY nine issl
wear. spent some davs 1T the unlver sity.
lie has gone to ~. Paul. Mimi. TO reside.
Mr. kinreland, Of the university law
clasa has withdrawn from college.
The Misses Niche and their trlend, MISS
Flizabeth Diggs, have returned 10 their
school in Staunton, after snort stay NJ
the home of the former.
Miss Fannie NJ. Early has returned 10
her home in Greene county IRON 'islV 10
relatives at the Theological Seminary III
Miss Mary Russow, daughter, OF Mr..
Adolph Russow, OF this city, VIII san on
the steamer Columbia tor Germany ~
Nov She will spend some time az the
observatory In the beautiful city OF Ham
burg III the STUDY oI uusic """ VI 'A0
man language. .,.o
AmonG those who were III attendance al
tbe funeral of Miss Sarah n. Randolph,
Who was buried in the cemetery al Mohli-
cello ON Wednesday. were Colonel FRANK
Ruffin and Captain George W. Anderson;
of Richmond, and Colonel Il. W. BURKE Vi
Alexandria. ,c.. -
Miss Sallie G. Rolen. of Staunton. who
has been visiting III Baltimore ioI sohe
time. is now the guest OF her aunt MIS- D.
I. Elliott. In this city. r.-,. -.
Dr lanes h. Burgess. OF Richmond, has
located in Charlottesville.
Miss Sallie and Mss Lela Ballard have
returned from visit to their grandfather
MIR. W G. Ballard, near CroZet.
Miss Eta Wash, of Alexandra, IS visit
inc her father, Mr.. Charles wash.
JudGe John NJ. White left for Cincinnati
on Wednesday evening on important ousl'
ness. ut: n
G was at Covesvlile tins week. >,
Tho nublc school at Overton will close
next Tuesday with q picnic. Miss Malo-
new, of North Garden, is the teacher.
Dr. Thomas Hancock, of New York. IS at
home on q visit. rr.,,
The Baptists of Slate-EIill church con-
template calling the Rev. Mr.. Cook, OF
Richmond College. -.
Miss Hancock, of Overton, is visiting
friends in the city and at the university.
Mrs. William Durrett, of North Garden,
has gone TO Missouri to visit her son, VINO
il engaged IN business there.
MISS Annie Boyd has returned to her
home. a. North Garden, after a visit OF
several months to friends IN Washington.
ID. G. .,.-;, :.
visiting her brother, MIR. L. L. Windsor, at
North Garden.
Mr. John Uppleby. who spent the win,
ter at Barnegat, n. j., is at "Beyis Mount"
his old home.
Mrs. Lewis. Of Keswick, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs f.. Il. Mays. at Avon.
Mrs. r.. n. Hall is spending a few days
with her father, Mr.. William II, Turner. ST.
Mr.. Bartlett Boiling is IN Washington.
DIR. r. b. Shackelford is quite sick at his
home in BowlesvIlle.
Mr. i. Z. Early, OF Lynchburg, is visit
ing his brother. Dir. o. n. Early, of this
county.