Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Suffolk.

The Rev. p. NJ. Boydon has been visiting
his relatives OF Gotham for the past ten
years.
Suffolk.
fCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, February 13.-Captain Charles
G. Bailey, who was run over pv MS tram
on the Atlantic and Danville railroad on
Thursday afternoon at Holland station,
died on Thursday night
EVANGELIST y. G.. Elsom closed his meet
ings at the First Baptist church on we'd
nesday night. As the result OF his laooTs
there were about forty conversions. lie
left here on Thursday for Richmond. where
he will Tomorrow commence meeting IN
DR. Theodore Whitfeld's church.
An entertainment was given at City Hall
last night to raise funds to assist the cadets
of Suffolk Military Academy in providing
a gymnasium outfit Tor that institution.
The leading local talent took part and q
very GOOD audience attended despite the
cold weather.
The Mt. Pleasant Fishing Club was or
eanized here this week with the following
officers: Colonel Thomas w. Smith, presi-
dent; l.. w. Jordan. vice-president; ex:
Mayor John b. Primer, secretary and
treasurer.
DIR. w. 7. Holland, Of this county. has
decided TO locate at Jarratts, Sussex coun-
ty. and left last week for his new home.
Mrs. Bette Carr, who lives near Wind
sor. lost her barn and crop of peanuts 10y
fire last Tuesday night. There was an in
su-ance of $500 on the property destroyed.
Rev w. L. Richards has accepted the
call extended him by the Windsor Baptist
church. and commenced his pastoral work
bv delivering a fine sermon last Sunday
night. ~,
lette Camp Confederate Veterans. IS to be
heldnext Monday at CORTLAND, Southamp-
ton county.
on Thursday from a visit to Murfreesboro',
Miss Ellen Pollard. of Norfolk, who has
been visiting Miss Lizzie Booker, on Sara
toga street, returned home last Wednes-
Mrs Clara Studley. of Laurel. Del, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Nj. L. Lloyd, OF
Suffolk. She is accompanied by her TWO
little daughters.
been the guest this week OF her cousins,
the Misses Lille and Lucie Jones. on BANK
street.
A hon was given at the Commercial
Hotel last night complimentary to Miss
Bumgardner, of Stanton. and Miss Fal-
son. of North Carolina, who have been
visiting Mrs. j. K. Stewart and Miss Lula
Crump for a week or two. Dancing was
Kept no until about l O'Clock.
Mr. Max Weyhmann. who left here IN
December to visit his relatives IN Ger.
many, was TO leave Dresden on the LIST OF
February for London en- route to his
adonted home. Mr. Weyhmann had to
keep close" while in Germany to escape
being forced into the kaisers service, he
having left there before being liable to
military duty.
Mr.. Burwell Smith. of Somerton. has
been in Suffolk during the past week on
visit to his daughters, Mrs. X. w. Baker
ana Mrs. George L. Smith.
Sir. Jesse Hodges, a Suffolk young man
who was recently connected with the Ex-
change and Ballard House. Richmond. has
had an attack of grip since he returned
home. which confaed him TO the house
for several weeks.
Grand Representative Donald Mcleod,
of Welcome Lodge, No. so, Past Chancellor
III. l.. Smith, of the same lodge, and
Grand Master alarms w. Il. Mcleod will
leave here next Monday for Leesburg TO
attend the annual convention OF the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythiss OF Vir-
MIR Charles B. Norheet, formerly of Suf-
folk. but now a resident of Gatesville, n.
c., visited his relatives here yesterday.
DIR. W. l.. Kemble, of Norfolk county,
WAS here this week as an expert witness In
the Lassiter-Lewis case.
Mr.. j. e. West returned last Wednesday
| from business trip to New York and
| other northern cities.
MIR. Walter JOINER and wife have re-
turned homo from Farmville, where they
had been visiting Mrs. Joyner's relatives.
r. Il ta rot "A
a few DAYS ago from their bridal trip. and
are now at home at the residence of the
croom's father, Squire Brewer. In the
West End.
Mr. W. q. Farrar, of Charlottesville, is
stopping IN Suffolk on professional busi-
ness.
Mr. f. Hostetter returned few days
ago from Wrightsville, Pa. where he went
10 attend the funeral of his father. His
wife remained III Pennsylvania to visit re.
latlyes.
visiting her a aunt, Mrs. M. Briggs, ON
Bank street.
Mr.. Frank l.. Nicholson, wife and child,
of Norfolk, have been visiting their reia-
tives in Suffolk this week.
Mrs. Il. +. Iebault, of Norfolk, came up
Yesterday afternoon 10 visit her sister,
Mrs. J. Nj. Briggs. of Primer street.
MIR. J.. f. Tyler, of CORTLAND. Va, .
grandson of ex-President Tyler. has been
here tor the past several days visiting rela-
tlves.
MIR. Clarence Camp arrived home this
week from Florida, where he has been
stopping for the past month or more.
Mrs. j. 9. Freeny has been quite sick,
but Is now conyalescent.
DR.. Joseph J. Kindred, formerly OF
Southampton county, was IN SUFFOLK this
week e,l route to his old home to visit reia-
tiyes and friends prior to leaving tor Q
European tour.
MIR. Wllroy A. wilkins and Miss Virginia
Chapman were married on Thursday
night. February 18th, at the residence OF
Mr. George Powell, on North street. Rev.
II. IL. Butler officiating.
The Suffolk Charade Club met on Thurs
day night at the home of Miss Emmie
Eley, on Main street. Nice refreshments
were served and the evening was most
pleasantly spent.
Captain 4. b. Britt celebrated the sixty.
first anniversary Of his birthday last Mon
day, on which occasion there was family
reunion. There were present ten chill
dren, two dsughters-in-law. and one
grandson. besides other relatives. An ele-
CANT supper was served and the Captain
received number Of handsome presents.
Greenville, N. O.. last Wednesday. having
received a telegram announcing the illness
OF his father, Mr.. Richard Hosier.
Captain Robertson Arnold has returned
FROM visit to Mr.. David bhriver. Of Nam
semond county.
Hansemond Lodge. Royal Arcanum, had
q banquet Ut the Commercial Hotel last
night. Grsnd-Regent Irvine and Grand
Secretary Lovenstsin were expected. but
could not como. Visiting brethren IRON
Captain Robinson Grant disd Last Tsss'