The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

Philadelphia. arrived Yesterday to load
with lumber from j. l.. Guy.
Miss EdGu Jordan, of Cambridge,
Md, who had been visiting Miss Lena
Parker. left for home yesterday.
Mrs. 8. Il. Dunn. of Phlladelphis.
will arrive this morning to attend tho
obsequies of her father. DIR. j. IT,.
kilby.
9. d, West, of Waverley, Va, i,
visiting his brother, j. +. West, during
his illness.
q. ii. Cnusey, Jr.. has returned from
visit to irieuds i'll Bowling Green, Ky.
Ihe ilremen yesterday advertised
their last nights excursion by a unique
parade consisting OF engine and hoBu
cart decorated with flags aud carrying
drum corps.
During the electrical display Mon day
night one OF tho electric light wires
came IN contact with = treo on Main
street, ignitlng it. A crowd was at
tracted by tho unuoual sight.
MAYORS CouRr.-,Iunius Brodpax.
disordsrly conduct; 1920,
Robert Young, disorderiy oouduot:
Sl.20.
w. Il. Reed, huckstsring without. lie.
ense; SG.9
$500.
County MARRIAGE, The marriage of
Mr.. Charles I. Horton, a millmnn. In
Miss Mary j. Eley, OF the county. on
Wednesday, July 10th, ia ANNOUNCED.
Miss Eley is daughter of Mr., aud
Mrs. Richard Elcy, who reside a few
miles north of Suffolk. The prospec.
tive groom Ia an energetic young bust
ness man, who has many friends.
RED MEMS CELEBRATIoS.-Nan
semond Tribe, No. IS. Improved
Order OF Rcd Men, will have Joyous
celebration OF the Fourth near their
camp IN Barretts Neck to morrow.
when big dinner will be served, pre-
coded by lecture. Members OF the
order from Norfolk and Newport News
will be present.
EDUCATIONAL MKETISG.- will
another meeting of tue colored citizens
| OF Suffolk who are interested in the es
adjustment hero of high school for
colored students next Monday night.
Aside from local speakers the nesting
will DO addressed by DIR. Hawkins,
president OF, kittrell's College, N. c..
and j. j. SmRllwood, of Claremont,
Va.
DIR. KrLBY's DEATH John
thompson Kilby, one of the most ven
cradle and accomplished physicians OF
Suffolk, died yesterday morning at
i:3O o'clock, at his residence on Main
street. Dissolution was caused by a
| general physical exhaustion resulting
from complication of chronic diseases.
aud can be Inscribed to no Quo specific
aiimant. He hss besn an invalid for
several months. He was born in Suf
iolk seventy years ago aud with ths
exception OF few intervals of absence
has been O lifelong resident. After
graduating with honor he began the
practice of medicine about 1873 and
shortly afterwards increased his
knowledge OF the profession by
foreign travel and attendance at
lectures of prominent Instructors in
Paris. Returning lie practired his
chosen calling for nearly half q oen.
tury with marked success. He has
also been medical examiner for promi
nent life insurance companies in this
section. he was well-known and much
| liked thron ghout Nnnsemond aud al
Joining counties. Seven children sur.
vive him AS follows: Mesdames W T..
Hines. j. G. Smith aud II. l.. Elan, of
! Suffolk; Mrs. s. Il. Dunn, of philu
dolphin. aud Mcssrs. j. +. Mint and G.
Ii. Kilby, ali OF this section. The
funeral will take place at $50 p. m. TO
day from his late residence, Rev. John
| n. Mccormick officiating. The physi.
| clans of the town met last night aud
| drafted suitable resolutions commem
| Grating his demise.