Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
The scottsviIle People.


SCOTTsvILLE. VA, September l.
Blanche Burford, OF Richmond, are
guests of Miss Parke Harris
Mrs. N. T. Sclater has returned from
Richmond
Mr. f. Fl. Britton. who has been Wis
ting at Mrs. Lalla Boyds, left on Mon
day for home.
Mr. Robert S. Crump, of Richmond,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
his family at Spring Hill.
Mr.. f. b. Hart. of Apple Grove, Louisa
county, who has been visiting his broth
er, DR.. ]. 0. Hart, has returned home.
Mrs. r. S. Crump and children, of
Richmond, are guests at the home of
Mrs. j. II. Fox
Miss Mary Gillespie, Of Louisa. is
visiting her grandmotheE Mrs. Luck Dill
lard. at Chester.
Mrs. ]. R. Knight, who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. II. Fox, has returned to her
sons home at Low Moor.
Mr.. Eldridge Turner, of Charlottesville.
a former citizen of the southside, was in
Scottsville this week.
Misses Maggie and Elem Burgess. who
have been visiting Miss Margaret Glenn
ents at the Home Hotel, left Monday.
DR.. 3. c. Goodwin ana family, and Mr..
to Louisa.
a runaway horse caused little stir on
Valley street on Tuesday. He was left
united in front of the post-office and
started on little constitutional, but was
arrested al the corner of Valley and Main
after running over a bicycle.
The capital has been well represented
at the Home Hotel, of late: c. A. Spence
Jr., L. L. Cheatwood, Miss w. B. Tan
ner, Miss NJ. L. Ramstetter. II. R. Welsh
ger; C. L. Bowman, G. W. I<raker, A. S.
Denoon, G. l.. Reid, G. S. Nelson, B. L.
Bloomberg, all of Richmond have been
registered there during the week.
Rev. Wilmer Gresham has accepted a
call from st. Annes Parish and will take
charge October 1st. In the meanwhile
he will preach on the third Sunday in
September.
DR.. James Hart and Mr.. S. r. Gault
spent the day in Buckingham Monday
going along the route of the phone line
and having new phones put up.
The School Board met here on the 23d,
established schools and appointed teach
.ers. The same teachers were appointed
for the graded school here-namely: Mr.
II. NJ Roberts. Henderson, Ky, princi-
pal: and Misses E. W. 4arrar and W. e.
Hickok assistants.
Miss Mamie Davis gave a private piano
recital at the home of Mrs. D. P. Pow
ars on Monday night 1t was much en-
joyed.
Mrs. T. S. Heath has been suffering
with rising on her hand.
Miss Fannie Hogg is visiting in Peters
burg.
Mrs. E. L. Fox and two children leave
for Keswick on Saturday morning.
Miss Molie Hoggins is sick
Miss Dimple Blair is visiting Mrs. J. x.
Guthrie in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope, of Dover, Del, are
at Mr.. J. S. Davis's.
Mr.. S. S. Rountree has returned to
Quitrnan, Ga.
Mrs. W. G. Farrar, two children, and
her sister, Miss Ella Beale, all of SUI
folk. who have been at Mrs. J. II. Far
rars for several weeks. left last week
to visit Mrs. Robert West at Waverly.
Misses Hazel Herbert and Mabel Tyler,
of Richmond. are guests of Miss Willie
Mallory at Valnlont
Miss Willis Goodman, Of West-View, is
at Miss Mary Heatfs.
Miss Clara Lewis is visiting friends at
Elams North Carolina.
Mr.. Peyton Llewellyn is at home again.
Mr.. w. W. Long. a connection Of the
late Mrs. Long, who was postmistress at
Charlottesville. took charge of the Scots
Vile Courier this week. Mr. Long was
once associated with the Midland Vir-
ginian and with a paper in Basic City.
Mrs. E. S. Powers and Miss Fannie Bull,
of Richmond are spending the summer
at Mr. J. S. Daviss.
Mrs Willie White gave an enjoyable
dance last week in honor of her SON. Mr..
Russell Write. A large company was
present and the guests danced until 4
A. NJ.
Scottsville and Warren met in quite an
interesting game of baseball last Satur-