The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-16
Town OF SUFFOLK

cided after consultation with his pretty
little bride at her mothers home on Kill
by street to make the announcement
and give details
Accompanied by the attendants,
Messrs. III. NJ. Butler and G. G. Cohoon,
of Suffolk. Mr.. Thomas and Miss Scott
left here about 80 o'clock Monday after
noon for the home of Mr.. Wiley Wig
gins. Magistrate in North Carolina.
The party left by different routes. The
ceremony was performed by Mr.. Wig
gins at s y. m, and was witnessed. in
addition to those mentioned. by Miss
Daisy Parker. Attendants say that both
contracting parties were thoroughly
composed, and never looked handsomer
than when pledging their troth before
Justice Virgins. The kind old officer
afterward invited the party to a delici-
GUS repast prepared for the OCCASION
They arrived I'm Suffolk shortly after
midnight The license was procured by
Messrs. Butler and Cohoon Sunday night
at Gainesville. half an hour after mid
night
SECOND DAY CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Prentis convened Circuit Court
promptly this morning, and after the
jury was empaneed the case of the
Norfolk Barrel Company VS.. M. f. Pin
ner and wife. notice of mention for
Judgment was entered into. After ar
gument by counsel the jury found for
the plaintiffs. giving Judgment for the
amount named in the declaration
s266. so. with interest from December IL.
1895. till paid.
Argument was made by attorneys for
the granting of three DEGREES of abso-
lutte divorce. but the evidence being
deemed insufficient by the court In each
instance. they were all continued The
litigants, colored. are: Susan Jackson
luc In 1ar
VS.. Charles Speler, Rebecca Vaughn VS..
Peter Vaughn.
The suit of w +. Grubb VS.. John l..
Gay, for $5,620.l1 will be called Thurs
day.
MRS. HUBBARD'S DEATH.-Mrs.
Rosa a., wife of Mr. Joseph c. Hubbard,
died at S o'clock last evening. after an
Illness from a complication of diseases
of about twelve months. For the past
two or three weeks she had been ex-
tremely i'll, and dissolution was expected
almost daily. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from the CHRISTIAN Church, following
which the remains will be taken TO Bar
rett's Neck. her former home, for inter-
ment. The deceased was nineteen years
of age and leaves one child about 81
year old.
QUIET HOMIE MARRIAGE.-A pref
~ home marriage was celebrated a. 7:3O
O'Clock this evening ut the residence
of Mr.. Mansfield Batten, 10 Sycamore
street The parties to the contract
We're Mr.. Stephen a. Sutton, Il civil en-
gineor whose residence is in Norfolk
county, and Miss Elizabeth Norheet
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Norfleet. of Suffolk. Mr.. c. j. Roun-
tree was best man, and Miss Mamie
Blanchard acted as maid of honor. Rev
II. G. Cheatham. pastor of Main Street
NJ. l.. Church, performed the ceremony
after whicn Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton took
the S:l7 train, Norfolk and Western, for
their future home, three miles from
, Norfolk. There were numerous bridal
presents.
Mrs. III. January and little son have
returned from Portsmouth, where they
visited Mrs. January's father, Mp. Nor
ris Levy.
The Central Land Company to-day
conveyed a lot in East Suffolk to ]. Is.
Moore for $50.