Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
TWO esTIMABLE LADIES GONE.
Election of Members of tho Councii-A
Germsuat Mckinney House-Personal.

Election of Members Of the Councii-A
Germans, Mckinney House-Personal.
Correspondence o; tho Richmond Dispat,h.l
FARMyI1LE, Va, August l2.-Farmville
has had the removal, by death, Of two estl-
mable ladies during this week. Tuesday
Mrs. ". +. Gillian died after long sick
ness. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. w. ii. Gill
expired also after q prolonged illness.
Tho Town Council met Thursday and
elected Messrs. l.. J. Verser and II. Il.
Wall members of that body TO succeed
Messrs. ". L. Gillian nnd j. X. Martin.
MIR. GiIliam's resignation was due TO his
recent election a. Clerk of the County
and Circuit Courts of Prince Edward,
while Mir. Martins was occasioned by his
being made superintendent of the towns
electrlc-hght plant. It's understood that
Mr.. Wall will decline to serve. AT the
Same meeting tue Council made a second
appropriation of S200 to doiray the rum
ming expenses of the Farmvilie Guard.
ANOTHER GERMAN.
Thursday night there was still another
german at the Mckinney House. THIS
time il was under the management and
leadership of Mossrs. II. A. Walker and
John Stokes, and probably there was
never given in this place a more brilliant
and successful dance. The participants
embraced many strangers and they were
as follows:
Miss Josie Morton with II. A. Walker.
Miss Linden, of Athens, Ga, with Mr..
Proctor
Miss Fannie Bugg with Mr.. Adams. OF
Blackstone.
Miss Theresa Armistead, of New York,
with III. White, of Richmond.
Miss Mary Friend. of Petersburg, with
j. NJ. Yenable.
Miss Belle Wicker with +. NJ. Bugg.
Miss MARY Walthall, of Richmond, with
John Stokes. 49,,
Miss Ottie Fleming, of Richmond, with
w. p. Veuable.
Miss Matte Lee Cunningham with E.
r. Gregory. OF Richmond.
Miss Nettle Morton with G. V. Morton,
OF Lexington, Va.
Miss Proctor with Hunter Green.
Miss Virgie BuCg with Professor W. N.
cunningham. of Biacksburg.
Mrs. Barrett. of Mississippi. with MIR.
Whitaker. of Ohio.
Miss Belle Porter with Jessie Burks, of
Appomattox.
Miss Mamie Mayo. of Richmond. with
L. w. Mckinney.
Pleas Brown, stalwart negro, was Or
rested on Il West-OOunI passenger tram
near Pampln City Yesterday and brought
to Farmville on warrant from Bucklng-
ham charging him with the robbery of $40
u
Courthouse He was returned to Buck
ingham to-day.
PERSONAL.
Miss Clara Jenkins returned yesterday
from Lynchburc. Her friend, Miss Maude
Tyree, came with her and will spend few
weeks here.
Mrs. Edgar Allen. of Washington, d. c..
arrived here yesterday, engaged carriage.
and drove immediately TO the country.
Mr.. John NJ. Price. OF Lynchburg, Is
visiting relatives in tarmville.
Mrs. W. f.. Meador and family. of Rich
mond, are visiting Mrs. Meador's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. {. ID. Fleming.
Mr.. Il. ID. r. Davis and wife, of Lynch
burg, spent the week with their mother,
Mrs Shelton Davis.
Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Mccarthy. OF
Lynchburg, daughters of Mr.. MI. Price.
are visiting their parents, in this place.
Miss MARY Lou Miller, of Danville, who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. @. +.
Chappell. LETT this week tor Hat Creek,
where she Joined the remainder OF her
family.
Mrs. Frank S. Woodson, of Danville, is
here on a visit to her mother and friends.
Mr. j. b. Farrar and Master Demetrious.
his young cousin. spent the week IN the
mountains west of Lynchburg.
Professor ". n. Cunningham, of
Blacksburg College, after spending the
week with friends here, left to-day for the
Worlds Far.
MIR. L. Wiltse and wife, accompanied by
Misses Pearl and Clara Cunningham, left
Wednesday for South Boston to visit the
family Of Hon. L. l.. Evans.
Miss Page Pettus, very beautiful young
lady of Meherrin Depot, was IN town on
visit this week.
Constable Ira Orange and family are
visiting relatives in Charlottesville.
Mr.. j. i. Butler and mother, Mrs. Martha
Butler, of Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. John
w. Beal, of this city.
COMING WEDDING.
DR.. Charles Y. Garland. young and sue.
cessful physician, formerly resident of
Farmyille, now of Buckingham county.
will be married on Sunday the goth in-
slant to Miss Mamie chlrdson, an ac-
complished daughter of Mr., Mayo Rich
ardson, of that county.
After an absence of twenty-five years
Mrs. j. L. ChastaIn is in Farmville on u
visit to her relatives and friends. Mrs.
Chastain is daughter of Mrs. shelton
Davis, who resides on Third street near
Main. She is remembered by many OF our
citizens, all of whom seem dellg hted TO
see her AGAIN. Mrs. Chastain's daughter.
Miss Minnie, accompanies her, and their
home Is III Ihomasville, Ga.
News Notes from SoottsvilIe.