The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-09
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

MIR. w. n. Camp and sou, Clifton,
left last afternoon for visit to their
Florida home.
The Nj. Il. Church. of Chuokatuck,
Va. Will to day run an excursion from
Suffolk to Yorktown and return,
Miss Dove Bate, who has becu visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Il. Broth.
ers, expects to leave to-day for her
home In alt. Pleasant, Tex,
DIR. Thomss II. Barnes, of Elwood,
was in Suffolk yesterday.
Joseph Il. Mcclure, of the Progress.
accompanied by his sister, Miss Laura
j. f. Booker, OF the Herald, with his
daughter, Miss Myrtle, aud p. J.
Kernodle, of the Observer, attended
by Mrs. kernodIe, loft yesterday for
Blue Ridge Springs to atteud meet
ing of the Virginia Press Association.
Ben Dumvilie, inner guard of the
Grand Lodge, aud $. A. Baker, rep
resentative of Suffolk Eucampmcnt,
No. 32, will attend meeting of the
Grand Encpmpment of Odd Fellows
which convenes i'll Portsmouth this
week.
The following officers of the town of
Suffolk qualified: John h. LotZia,
treasurer; George T.. Parker, overseer
missioner; w. l.. Mcleod, clerk of
Council; A. b. Daughtrey, commits.
sioDer of revenue; w. FL. Eley, clerk
of market; John w. Ames, Jr., ser
geant.
Thirty deeds were admitted to re.
cord since the june term.
FUNERALS OF INFANTS. MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Smiths 6-month old in.
liant was buried at 5 p. m. Sunday in
Cedar Hill Cemetery. The funeral
services were conducted at the grave
by DIR. w. w. Stoley. Mrs. Josephine
Hsrrineton's infant was inferred Sun
day at II q. NJ. The funeral service
WAS read at the grave by Rev. John
n. MCCORMICK. Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
| Carr's i-month-old child was buried III
Cedar Hill, Rev. j. Il. Love officiating.
The infant. of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Smith. of Weldon, n. c., was brought
to Suffolk and Inferred at p. m. Sat.
urdGy, Rev. John n. Mccormick read
ing the funeral service.
NANsEMoND CoUNTY CouRT.-County
Court. Judge W. j. KiIy presiding,
was in session Yesterday, the first day
of the July term, and transacted bust
| ness as follows:
The will of James j. Davis was ad-
ihllteu TO PROBATE.
William Il. Russell qualified as ex
ecutor of Dempsey RusRells estate.
l.. p. Brinkley qualified as Overaeer
OF the Poor IN Cypress District.
Robert &. Noriieet qualified as
| Deputy Sheriff of Nsnsemond county.
The case OF Weber We. Cartwright,
unlawful detainer, was argued by coun
sci aud submitted to the Jury, which
found for the plaintiff.
| The PoLIcE COURT. William Smith,
colored, for stealing one razor and one
open-faced watch from Jim Williams,
was fined $500.
Rober! Randall. for having q horse
| at large, was taxed So,
Tom Byrd. white, was assessed S6. 10
for drunkenness aud disorderly con.
duct.
| Meredith Johnson, colored, was fined
$500 for striking Curley Brown, a
coored nurse.
Nat Williams was taxed S13. 60 for
| Petit larceny, and committed for thirty
days III default.
| EDUCATIONAL MEETING The educa-
tional meeting was called to ordor in
the Pine Street Baptist Church at . y.
m. yesterday by Rev. George Williams.
| W. n. Arlington WAS made permanent
chairman and after few predatory
remarks introduced the orator of the
day. DR.. John K. Hawkins, President
OF Kittrell's College. n. G. DR.. Hnw.
kins made very able educational ad
dress which WAC heard with attention.
At the conclusion committs on
organization was appointed. Stock
Tor the proposed high school will be
sold at SO per share. Another meeting
WAS held last night when j. j. Small.
wood, of Claremont, Va, made q
timely address.