Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-16
WYGHENILLE.
POIiticaI-First Dance of the Season
Personal.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
WYTHENILLE July 14-Since Cover
nor J. Hoge Tyler's visit to Wytheville
this week the coming Martin-Iyler
United States senatorial contest has been
the only topic of conversation among the
local politicians of this vicinity.
The first dance of the season OF the
Wytheville COtilOn Club was given at
1t was led by Mr.. T. Lee Trinkle, with
Miss Embrey of Richmond, and Mr.
George Peters Of Bristol The other
dancers were Mr.. Alfred Moore with Miss
Alma Portner, Of Alexandria, Mr.. c. NJ.
TTnkle with Miss Mamie Spiller; Mr.
Robert L. Miller with Miss Josephine Put
ney. OF Richmond: Mr.. Sidney Moore with
Miss Sue Spiller; Mr.. Roy Sexton with
Miss Adde Bowe, Of Richmond, Mr.. Ar
thur Ribble with Miss Moore, OF Balti-
Mabel Yancey, Of Richmond; Mr.. William
: Trinkle with Miss Peggy Handy. Of
New Orleans; Mr.. Gale with Miss yam
cey. of Richmond; Mr.. Robert Lanson
PIERCE with Miss Helen Moore; Mr.. Hugh
X Caldwell with Miss Cristy, of Balu-
more; Mr.. Bowie Crockett with Miss
Kate Pendleton; Mr.. Kean with Miss
Mary Preston Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. stuart
Jones. of Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Manchester. of Baltimore.
The stays were Messrs. Cloyd Kent,
Fred. Powell. Frank Spiller, Harry Lee
Crockett Stuart Spiller, Samuel and Ro-
bert Sayers. Jr.
Nine cases are all that remains of a
dpket of quite sixty cases OF the Su,
preme Court of Appeals. These would
have been disposed OF al.'N, but they
were not ready TO be heard. The court
was in session here about forty days. The
docket is nearer completion than II mas
been i'm many. many years.
Miss Greer who has been spending a
few weeks in Wytheville, has returned
10 her home. in Meridian Miss
Mrs. George f. Neighbors Died az her
| home. i'm the eastern section or lIe Town:
last night after a lingering Rness, OF
consumption. She was about 40 years OLD
and leaves a husband and three chidren.
Professor H. NJ. Evans, weli-known
instructor of this section of the state
will leave soon for Germany Where ne
viii spend three years at study.
Mr. and Mrs. James Archer. OF Rich
mond. are spending the summer here
Miss Laura Jones. of Petersburg Is
boarding at Mrs w. II. Spiders, on
The Celebrated embezzlement case Of
the state vs.. II. G. Wadley. president OF
the late defunct Wytheville banking ana
Insurance Company. VIII be caliea loi
trial i'm the County Court here next Tues
Mr. NIr. William V. Wilson and Mr.. n. c:
Manson. the well-known lawyers OF
Iyuchburg, are wishing ar. James ~.
McGavock at Fort Chis"eH' III 'hls
Rqr Kincanon Trigg. Of Chattanooga, is
visiting AT his old home. in this county.
Mrs Virginia Moore, OF Kansas Gity'
Mo. is visiting her daughter, MIS- VIII
liam Terry on Fourth avenue
DR. George Ben. Johnston. OF Rlchmond,
is expected 10 pay a visit TO NytheNllle
the first Of next week. IT,. o,,,eo
The strike at the Crescent Horse-Shoe
and Iron-Works at Max Meadows ms
been settled and the employees returned
IN work last night The strike was IN
augurated Tuesday - 1-,ov,,,lle
Mrs w. C. Sanders. Jr., or hnoXXlIi e
Tenn. is visiting her fatheI' MdJoI w. -
sanders on Tazewell street.
srhe Misses Ruth. Of Petersburg, are az
Mrs g. Woodville Smiths, on torth
Mrs Mrs Dell. Of Charleston; s. G.; Mr.
Dr Wheat and family, of Richnonu MS
Moore. Of Baltimore; MISS 1 bUop~tfo
Providence. r. l.. and MISS kutnericoolSg'
- richmond are at Mrs. Lotte GOOD
Mr. and Mrs. John Bales. of New York
civ are visiting relatives in this county.
Bev MIR. Hasselvauder, or IennesSee;
has been preaching al the Disciples
church. on Main street, this week. r.
Miss Nellie Marshall. of London, Eng;
Is visiting her brother. Dr. arthur D.
Marshall. on Fourth avenue. -.
Colonel william Ferguson ana VIE on
Tvnchburg: Miss Emma Benocq ana MISS
Katie Richards, Of New Orleans are d.
h Wrs DR. DE-. Leavel and family and Miss
Cree Norvell. of Houston. Tex are at
Mr. George S Sections. he
httorney General a. j. Montague nae
been here this week on professional pusl-
ness. Me. otto ohen-
cbain are spending Few days al fuitcl
snrings. in Pulaski county.