The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

superintendent COlemac, Ut tho
water works, WAS in Suffolk yesterday.
Miss Laura AIcGuire hes returned
from visit to relatives ut Deep Crock.
Unless the recent bicycle legislation
be revoked ut II special meeting of tho
Council, the new ordiuance becomes
effective ON October LIST.
Public school No. / will open next
Monday.
Miss Eva James has returned from
Roanoke. where she spent tina summer.
Miss Di K'lNy has concluded her
summer outing, which wns passed near
Elon College, n. q.
Up to last night contributions had
ieen made by l64 persous to the
Pythian benefit bazaar.
Mayor Brewer writes that he will re
turn to night from his trip to Isle OF
Wight county.
Miss jennie BisseIl Briggs lett yester.
day morning for Chester. Va, to
assume control of her school
Prof. s. L. Ford, well known
lecturer and humorist, has arranged
Tor two consecutive engagements III
Suffolk about the last OF September.
under the auspices Of Equality Lodge
No. los, |. O. o. +.
a letter was received in Suffolk yes
terdny from member of the party
which sailed for Bridgeport, Couu., on
schooner {. Is. Leet Saturday. stating
TINT they were still detained III uump.
ton RoaCs,
Mesdsmes w. +. Lloyd aud G. w.
Wilkins left for Baltimore to- receive
| medical treatment at Johns Hopkins.
Mesars. Il. II. Morgan and Leonard
Williams wiilabout October LIST, open
the store on Washington square, Tor
morly occupied by BRITT ~ E.cy and
later by Henry Eley.
Mieses Edith and Blanche, daugh.
ters of Rev. II. G. Cheatham, pastor of
| the First Methodist Church, lett yes.
terday to. enter the Womaus Colleso,
Lynchburg.
Pursuant with an order pissed by
the Council, force is engaged III ro.
moving poplar trees from the stTee!s,
beginning with those near the Sen.
board road. The costs will be divided
equally between the town aud adiacent
property owners.
4 csblegram has been received an.
nouncing the safe arrival IN Luudou of
DIR. w. w. S;uley. who is Engaged in
foreign tour. He will remain only
short time in England.
| PROBABLE rUsIoS. The line OF
action to be pursued by the opponents
OF Democracy Ia this, the IhIrty.se
oud Senatorial District, has been a
matter ui much speculation, there
being doubt rs to whether there would
be nay opposition to tho Democratic
| nominees. We were last night inform.
ed 10y one who Is supposed 10 be iaml.
| lar with the Republican CouucI,s TINT
there would likely be fusion between
l "a
| present policy seems to be that the
Populists nominate the Senator aud
| the Republicans a delegate from each
OF the three counties composing the
district. the nominees to be supported
| jointly.
MARRIED IL ISLE OF WIGHT. A large
| crowd witnessed the consu N nation of
| very pretty afternoon marriage IL
| the Christian Church at lsle OF Wight
Courthouse Tuesday at $3.50 p. M. the
principals being Miss Idu Whitley.
daughter of Mr.. Leonard II. Whitley.
OF Isle of Wight county, aud Mr.. Caleb
Il. Eulgham. OF Suffolk. Miss Mamie
Whitley, sister Of the bride, was maid
OF honor, wnile Mr.. Joseph Il. Fulg
ham, the groom's brother, was best
| man. Miss Alma Darden, OF Suffolk.
aud Miss Anna Fulgham, of Norfolk,
were bridesmaids, and Messrs. II. b.
Urquhart aud George ID. Smith acted
| as usbers.
Inc ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. Il. Kitchen, pastor of the
church. At the CONCLUSION the bridal
party drove TO the residence OF Mrs.
Martha johnson. the groom's aunt.
four miles from Suffolk. where an Gle
CANT reception was held. MIR. aud
Mrs, Fulgham yesterday came to SUI
folk aud occupied apartments at the
Besle House, where they viii board
temporarily.
Tho bride is a very attractive bru.
nette. ID well known aud was former y
student at Suffolk College. /, o
groom Is promising young hu-Inr 6
mau OF many acqnairtiic s, who va W.
his friendship.