Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-04
were visiting Mis-. Hattie Lossrman. have

MtI0 flnltlUH Nllt1 Ataiti1 kJJeot hs.'f f<'-f =
returned TO their homes.
Mr.. John O. Patterson. Jr., OF Jersey
City. 10 visiting his parents. In this city.
MIR. j. j. Loterman. tho popular manager
OF the Levy Opera House, returned THIS
week from an extended northern tour.
Misses Haidie and Mamie Perkins are
visiting in Nelson county.
Miss Jerusha Goobloe, of Alton, IL visit
ing at Mr.. w. II. Lipscomb's.
Miss Orie s. Loving, OF Nelson county, is
| visiting Lou Smith. on Garrett street.
Misses Bessie aud Josie Payne, ofClifton
Forge, are visiting Mrs. Lud Payne on
Belmont
Mr.. L. Hill Is confined 20 his room.
Mr.. j. l.. Smith. one of the city letter.
carriers. is i'll near Moorman's river.
Miss Minnie Giles. of Rockbridge county,
is visiting Miss Lucy Jones. at "Fairyiew."
! Asurprise-party is to be given IN her honor.
| The Rev. b. L. Lipscomb's little son. who
| was taken sick at Whitehall last week; 10
| improving and Will soon return to his
| fathers homo, in this city.
] Professor +. II. Dunnington, OF tho Uni
versity OF Virginia. is visiting his father IN
Baltimore. His two eldest daughters
| Misses Sable and Bell, accompanied HIM.
Misses Eliza and Anna Howard are visit
ing their niece. Mrs. Riggs, IN Montgome-
| ~ county, Md. ~.
| Mrs. Il. b. Lyons and daughter, Miss
Mary, are at Old Point Comfort. =,
Mr.. +. A. Massie has been appointed
Temporary superintendent of schools du-
ring the illness of Mr.. Howe P. Cochran,
who 10 now in Baltimore under the care OF
O doctor.
Misses Fannie Taylor and Bessie Owens
returned TO Fauquier Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Beck and family much to
the regret of their friends, have gone to
Salem to reside.
Mir. NJ. Ieterman returned 70 this city
on Friday from trip Of two weeks az tho
North.
ALBEMABLE COUNTY.
Crozet. Miss Emily Strayer has returned
from Chautauqus. n. Y. where she took the
summer course in physical culture. Sho
will return to her duties at the Miller
Manual Labor School in September.
Mrs. Z. l.. Hughes. accompanied by Mrs.
G.. Jones. left on Thursday to visit her SIS
ter in Waynesboro'.
Miss Maude Woods Will spend tho re-
mainder of the summer with friends IN
Richmond.
Mrs. John Shelton. of Manchester, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. 9. w. Owens.
MIR, Bob Christian, OF Richmond, Is at
Mr.. Wavlands.
Mr. Henry Tillman and wife have re-
turned to Stanton, after q pleasant visit
to the parents of Mr.. Tillman.
DR.. }. j. Lafferty, who has purchased tho
property of Mr.. John Powell, Will at once
commence to improve 1t.
Mr.. Charles 1illman, who he's had Sc
we're spell of sickness. ia improving.
EsmOni.-Alr. and Mrs. King. OF Staun-
ton. and Mrs. DR.. Meeks, of Nelson county,
who have been visiting their uncle, Mr.. G.
D. Clark, have returned to their homes.
Lucy, tho little daughter of Mr.. z. p.
Turner, fell from horse and broke her
arm.
Miss Ella Renick, of Franklin, who has
been visiting the Misses Wingfeld and
Dawson for several weeks, left on Thurs
day for Greenbrier county, ". Va, where
she will remain for several weeks visiting
relatives and then TO urn to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayfield. VINO have been
spending several months with her aunt.
Mrs. II. b. Martin, near here. returned to
their homo, IN Baltimore, to-day.
Mrs. l.. A. AlcCutchen, Of Lynchburg. is
expected in our midst on Saturday.
WhithGR.-Mr A. Jones. of Philadel-
phia, visited his family. who are summer
ing here.
Little Helen Kemper left for her home,
at Port Republic, on Wednesday
Misses Norma Wood and Ethel Brown
will leave tor school in a few days.
Mrs. a. X. Wyant has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Nelson county for the
past week.
Miss Fannie Chapman. of Greene coun-
ty. is spending several weeks with Miss
Lutte ). Durrett. at Free Union.