The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
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Subscribers leaving the city TO spend
the summer can Nve The Virsinian
mailed to them daNy by leaving their
address at 200 Clay{avenue.
Mr.. o. J. Spann b doing some ex-
cellent car.iage and huggy painting a.:
MIR. and Mrs. Frank ID Myers, and lit
lie Pauline. Of York, "a, are visiting
their uarents home, Mri and Mrs. r, D.
Nichols, 13f Windsor avEnue
Mrs. James Il, Stavra was reported
III yesterday at the residence Of her son,
Mr.. G. ". Stavro, l22 Brown avenue
Mn NJ. II. Winborne and he: grand
son. Master Leroy Savage. of PIP Clai-
hoTne avenue, left yesterday to spend
some time visiting friends a. Buena
Vista, Va
Brambleton now presents features Of
growing Importance In the stirring airs
nui on at the new passenger and freight
depots.
Mrs. Henry Oliver, who pres.des at III
Grown avenue, was too i'll yesterday to
receive calls from her friends
MI. NJ. II. Holmes. doing business on
west Brahb,cton avenue. near Park, IS
furnishing screen doors and windows to
housskeepe:s al reasonable prices
,G.er Thomas Rice Ames, of Rem
mel creek, NanScmond county, is visit
ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
w. Ames. OF Brown avenue
Mir. and Mrs +. a. Pits. of No. s
Ceceiil avenue, had the sad misfortune
10 lose by dea;h yesterday al IL a. M.
their only child, Mary Lucille, aged .
months and l6 days. The funeral will
'ake place to-day from the above ,cfi-
dence, and will be conducted by the
Key j. ". Moore at $3.50 p. m
Mrs. w. G. Williams. of aO7 West
Highland avenue, has been confined 10
oed FOR several days by sickness.
captain J. W. Kay and family, Of
CIltiendon, Nansemond county, Va,
made ;he.r home at ZIG North Reser-
ro!r avenue, Their pastor. the Rev, /
T., Green. p c.. OF Ebcnezer NJ, r,
church. paid them visit on ycster-
day.
MI. Ben Jordan and family have occu-
Pleo their handsome residence, lust
completed. at 2li Reservoir avenue.
MIS-. Mary G.. Baxter was in = diving
CONDITION 'ast night a, the residence of
her husband AIR. o. f. Baxter. No 3OG
west Brl mbleton avenue. It was
thought She would die before day.
MT. William y. Howard, VINO was
stricken with paralysis Saturday. died
$780, enssioaS mo. mig at s O'clock a. his
nome. corner of Highland ana Reservoir
avenues aged ~ years. The funeral
VIII tike place at II a. m. to-day FROM
inc trinity Methodist church. The de-
ceased was native Of the Eas. Indios
Whe:e lie was born Of British parents
coming 10 Norfolk twenty-five vears orn
from MS far-off home ut the age OF -
ne nae nor been here long before he
married Miss Jakeman. daughter Of Mr.
A!ihur Jakeman, and besides n widow
ne leaves seve. al children. When he
hrst reached Norfolk he entered the en-
pioy or MeSsrs. William Lamb &. o.
put subsequently,. In the seventies wen.
20 ChlcaSO. Upon his return TO Norfol,,
ne entered the employ Of the Ral,i,no~n
steam racket company, and af,erw,rd.
went WAN the Norfolk and Western Roil-
way company, being the agen, of tho
iatier at Norfolk. Later on he was an
pointed by Mcssrs. William Lamb 2, "a
agents ior Cas- n2r & Gun ran, Of Ph,l,
"e!phla. as cnief Clerk OF ihei. business
at Ln!"bert's Point, For seven yel:s ha
managed Their affairs there with MARKS
apiiIS, Colone! Lamb saying Of him
mat during an experience Of for.y-one
gears IN employing men, he has never
touhd one more faithful industrious nnf,
CONSCIENTIOUS than Mr.. Howard Tho
liAs5 on me shipping were al half mast
Stste:oay IN respect 10 his memory
MRS: Laura v Houck, beloved vito n
NJ. ). W. Houck. Of Baltimore Ma
q'ed a. the residence OF her nephew NJ
=. y. S'efiihg, 200 East Brown avenue
s sSs'esoaE, al 40 p. M, aged 80 wears
St' 'esided IN the ward some years ago.
one was summoned hithcr about tuo
weeks ago 10 attend the bed side or hav
ssier, Ms Mary Sterling. who Is nav ~
eNsIe!nis. Her funeral will take MA
o'clock 80 e'"o' ~ 4
w. Is. johnson, Newark, n COW,