The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-25
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Farmville. Va. Sept. 24.-Nliss Mary
Miller. of Danville, is a guest OF MIS-.
Charlie Chappcll.
Mr.. w. G. Sale. of Columbia, 5. g., is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary Lee BlantOn has been a
guest in the family. Of her uncle, Mr..
Charlie BlantOn during the past week.
Mrs. Dr. George II. Vaughan has re-
turned TO her home in Washington, ID. G.,
after spending the summer in Farmvllle
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. g..
Nenable.
Miss Mary Whiting has returned home
from a visit to her sister in Knoxville,
Tenn.
Or. W. f. Anderson, accompanied by
w. +. Drewry, assistant superintendent
of The Central Lunatic Asylum, returned
from a meeting of the State Medical So
ciety at Allegheny Springs last week
Miss Lola Anderson, Of Petersburg is
visiting relatives on Buffalo street.
Miss Annie Faris, OF brakes Branch
returned home this week. after pleasant
visit TO friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Evans returned TO
their home at South Boston this week.
after spending a week with Mrs. Evans
parents ON Second street
Misses Maude and Cora Hyde leave to-
day for Jetersyille. where they will visit
relatives before returning to their home
in Richmond.
Mr. Charles =. Melton. with his bride.
left last week for Clifton Forge. Va.
where they will spend few days before
visiting Chicago, from which place they
will go to Montana. their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs X. :. Paulett have re-
turned from Buffalo Springs.
Miss COrinne Vaughan. who has been
visiting the home of Captain X. NJ. Bur
ton, returned to her home in Amherst
Wednesday.
Miss Dolly Johnson after an enjoyable
visit to Prince Edward left for Rich
mond Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speed of Rapid City. S.
d., arrived here Wednesday on visit 70
relatives This is Mrs. Speeds first visit
here since her departure, four years ago,
q bride.
The remains of Mr.. Lewis w William
son, the travelling salesman, who died SO
suddenly at Chase City, reached here
Wednesday morning. and were Inferred
in the Farmville cemetery.
Rev II. A. Bagley. of Suffolk, has been
assisting in the services at the Baptist
church this week.
DR. w ]. Porter has been on a visit
to his brother at Suffolk this week.
Mr.. S. 3. Mckinney left Saturday
a few days.
Rev. DIR. Harding preached for DR..
Hoge in Richmond last Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Fife, who preached here last
week. had a larger crowd last Sunday
than on any other day 1t has been
learned since that all of the people who
came on that day were not attracted here
exactly by motives of piety, for it is sus-
picioned 10y many that two persons made
the meeting merely Il subterfuge by
which they could evade the vigilance of
the young lady's parents. Miss Susie
Walthall and Mr. r. II. Hillsman were in
attendance upon the meeting. and so were
the young lady's parents. The great
evangelist. with all of his boosted power,
was not able to hold the love-smitten
couple in his audience. Not waiting 10
hear the DNology. or even the close Of
the sermon. Miss Walthall and Mr.. Hills
man withdrew from the congregation I'M
observed by her parents. and fastened 70
the Norfolk and Western depot. where
they took the train for Washington. -.
c.. where they were made man and
wife