The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29
IN OLD NANSEMOND.

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and Surroundings.
Raymond Farley aud some other
boys will soon have an amateur
minstrel performance.
w. j. Sebrell. an attorney OF
Southampton county, was on the
streets yesterday.
Suffolk Lodge No. 80. A. f. and
A. NJ, had meeting last night to
decide whether to repair their
present hall or build new one.
MIR. Sidney Britt made o business
trip yesterday to Gatesville, N. O.,
and vicinity.
Rev. T.. Is. Hatcher, OF Norfolk,
conducted the Baptist Church re.
vival last night, preaching a very
effective sermon. The audience was
reduced by bad weather,
j. g, Hubbard, of Portsmouth.
visited his old home in Suffolk Sun.
day.
ID. II. Turrentine. agent of the
Atlantic aud Danville OF Oourtland,
Va, was visitor in Suffolk yester-
day.
w. b. Watson. stenographer of
the Gay Manufacturing Company,
is expected to return from Washing.
ton TO day.
OFF FOR FLORIDA. W. II.
Jones, Jr.. cashier of the Farmers
Bank, left yesterday for Jackson
vile, Fla, accompanied by his wife
aud two children. Mr.. Jones will
return in about a week, while his
family will remain month or more
IN that section.
NEw SKATING RINK H. e. Elan,
manager of the City Hall Theatre,
has leased the new armory for the
purpose of opening IA skating rink.
The opening carnival will occur
next Monday. when number of
young people will participate. The
hall IL spacious and is an excellent
one for the purpose named.
SETTLED BY APoLoGIZING.- Butler
Lyon, Thornton Wlthers and Charlie
Stlth, the youths vino we're charged
with attacking Willie Crumpler. an
other youth, have honorably settled
the matter by suitable apology.
The three yesterday signed a writ
ten apology. drawn by Judge r. Il.
1hh "iOst cCtblCo tu6 luhLleE
satisfactorily to the complainant.
MAYORS Court. MIR. j. II. Nur-
ney was assessed 81 yesterday tor
allowing an oil lamp to burn all
night. Several other cases were con.
tinued till to-day.
The KING's DAUGHTERS CONCERT.
AT the benefit entertainment to be
given by the General Circle of
Kings Daughters, in the Town Hall
Oh February 9Th. in which Miss
Marie Knlbloe, OF Boston, vocalist
and dramatic reader, Is the attrac-
ton. MIR. Charles 4. Lindall, COZ
netist, will also be present. Every
body who can should attend this
concert. Miss Kuibloe is entertain
ing and, as Boz Burdette says of
her, 'she can make you laugh or
cry. but happily you laugh most Of
the time"
FIGHT IN A BAR.-A we'll known
gentleman from North Carolina, at
o late hour Saturday night became
involved IN q dispute with the pro-
prietor Of q bar and restaurant over
trivial matter. Tho quarrel re-.
suited III blows of q severe char
acter in when the North Carolinian
was freely used as target for the
others fists, both eyes presenting "a
very dark appearance at the con-
clusion. The case was set for yes
terday in Mayors court, but con
tinued on account of the defend
ants absence. Witnesses were
recognized under bond.
Property TRANSFERS.. - Mrs.
Buena V. Cherry to Annie r. lay
lor, one lot on Kilby street, Suffolk,
81, 100.
w. }. Kilby, special commission
or. to Elizabeth Darden. tue inter-
ests of Moses and Robert Darden N
thirty acres in Holy Neck District.
Nansemond county, 1920.