Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Norfolk.


NoprotK December 5.-The bad weather
of the week kept Mayor DaiIu' Vi
mouth, in doors. =. -.
Judge c. w. Hill, of the Circuit Court
is in Southampton.
Western railroad, is sick at his nome III
this city. -, W. =. ,.o.,,
Ill in Portsmouth and will probably pre-
vent Mr.. Wray from filling his pulpit IN
Farmville on Sunday.
Mr., Matt. /. Schoff, of the Peoples Reals
toy. az Chambersburg, Pa, is here and
thinks Norfolk has bright future. e.,
Mr.. Louis p. Hall, of Raleigh, n. G., III
in Norfolk for several days. has recovered
sufficiently to return home. -
Miss Mamie Scott. of this city, Is visit
ing her relative, Mrs, Il. Il. Smith, in Sui
folk. =, w.t. r
Portsmouth, aud his brother, Mr.. WASH
inrton NJ. Hatton, Of the Atlantic ana
Danville railroad, are severely Ill with the
grip. o,o-Loo
returned from their bridal trip;
Rev. Mr.. Elsom, of tlncastle' VINO mas
lust closed a successful revival III Ports
mouth. with Mrs. Elsom, has gone to
Lynchburg TO conduct meeting. -, =,
Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd, editor OF
the Trade Press list, of Jersey City, has
been spending the week in Norfolk ana
Portsmouth.
Gloucester county, on his way TO Florida
for the winter, is detained here by slight
indisposition. ,-,.-...,
president of the Young Mems Society OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church.
Mrs. Green and daughter, mother and
sister of Mr.. George Green, general
secretary of the Berkeley Young Mems
Christian Association, left to-day for their
home in Maryland.
Miss Mamie Elliott. of Norfolk, 10 Wis
iting Miss Lucie Riddick III Suffolk, and
receives much attention.
MIR. G. Hunt, of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, and family have removed 10
Crewe to live.
Congressman John w. Lawson, from this
district, has gone TO Washington with his
family. They will reside there.
The venerable John Monroe Cowllng, OF
Chucatuck, NansemOnd county, IS very Ill
here at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
MT. A. c. Bushnell, superintendent Of
Wright-Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church, Portsmouth, Is recovering from
Mr.. stephen Williams. of South Ports
mouth, is severely Ill from stroke OF
DR.. Charles Parrish, Of Portsmouth, has
gone to New York for two or three
Miss Marion r. Scnmoelll, of Ports.
mouth. has gone to Philadelphia to spend
the winter with relatives.
Mr.. William Simpson and bride, OF VIM
cenues, Ind, are enjoying soJOurn here.
Miss Lucy Spilmau, of Culpeper county,
ia visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Landlord, on
FreemasOn street
Colonel w. q. Elliott, president of the
Wilmington aud Weldon railroad, IS IN the
CITY.
spent several days here this week.
The family of Rev. II. I. Wilson, the new
pastor OF Chestnut Methodist Episcopal
church. Berkeley, arrived yesterday from
Petersburg. Mrs. Wilson, Is a sister OF
Rev. DIR. j. Powell Garland.
Professor Charles BOries has been
elected organist of the Cumberland Street
Methodist Episcopal church, rice Profess
sor Newton Fitz-resigned.
Miss Eliza TAYLOR, who spent the last
several months in Norfolk, has gone 70
Richmond for few weeks before proceed
| ing 20 her home IN StauntOn.
A number Of Richmond gentlemen were
| in Norfolk at different times during this
week.
Rev. T. ]. Taylor. who went to Isle Of
Wight county to conduct afuneral, has re-
turned.
Rev. NJ. B. Wharton, D. d., Will return
from Atlanta in time 10 I'LL his pulpit on
Sunday.
Rev. W. E. Evans, ID. D.. of Cranky
Street Methodist Episcopal church, and
Rev. J. Il. Whitley, of Queen-Street
church, are both rapidly recovering from
| their illness.
DIR. G. w. Watson and his four daugh-
tiers, from Windsor, Fla, are spending
some days in Norfolk.