The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
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Mrs. Smith, Of South Norfolk left yes
terday morning to Visit friends and re-
'd.iVes near Currituck Courthouse, N. c..
MIS-; w. g Clough and children. who
,EtFe Dccn visiting her parents, on East
ern shore, Md, returned to her home,
III South Norfolk, Sunday
H U.s. Mary Il. Rca, of Edenton is Wis
lting the Misses Winborn, on Chestnut
street - - 49,
Master Arthur ami Laura Crisp are
als:tln n their aunt, Mrs. w. IL. Hancock.
on Liberty street. =
MI Willie Winb0rn, OF Edenton. who
mas been visiting his father, MIR w. u.
w INFORM. on Chestnut street, several
DAYS, left yesterday for New York.
Mt John II. Floyd. who has been Wis
ING ms brother, DR.. J. b. Floyd. on
chestnut street, left Monday for his
nome. on Eastern Shore.
Master Day Haskeit left Monday to
City. 60 = : ~
Miss Sue sanderlin. of South Norfolk,
iecelVea a telegram Sunday calling her
nome. near Currituck Courthouse, at
once. her father being seriously ILL., H
Mr.. G. G. Martin left Saturday for
MINNEAPOLIS. where he will represent his,
lodge, the E. p. O. lill:s, at the grand
meeting in that place
wire was begun Monday The workmcn
are making rapid progress. They nave
reached the corner Of Liberty ana Sec
ond streets. The company say that
they VIII be able 10 start the electric
cars by Friday if the weather bids fair.
MI. T. X. Humplrics. Of MonlIunt,
is having much sickness In his family,
His little baby died last week and he
has two very sick, one of them seriols;-.
ILL., 80
Mr.. C. H.. Irisbois' son had his leg
nadly snaggefi by stick while down at
,he Curnmers log pond swimming last
saturday night. The doctor took five
stitches sewing il up. Ii was a three
cornerc,d cut
Mrs: j. w simmons and children are
saendins a few days at shngton
air. Z. 5. Burrilss VIII leave this morn
ing for Eastern Shore
hessrs. S. g. Upton, Nathan Holland
and Huthledge Wrenn took a sp.n TO
suffolk on their wheels last Sunday to
visit relatives and returned the same
day.
George Dlggs, colorcd, was arrested
Yesterday for catching MP q small white
boy--Alrs. William Darncll's son. How
ard--on Virginia street
The police had no little task to keen
order Monday night. as there were twu
or three nll night balls and several
other parties in the town among the
colored people. The Mayor had to dcal
with eight yesterday morning In the
Noti'L III lesliS NiuilN anu ulSOEuCfly,
and has several other cases to come up
this morning. He fined them So and
costs each.
Mr.. c. B. Gibbs horse became excited
at the stage on which the workmen are
putting up the trolley wire on Liberty
street and nan away. Mr.. Gibbs tried to
force him by but finding he could not
get out OF the buggy, he save the rclns
TO Richardson. who said be could drive
him by. but finding that he could not,
made an effort to Jump out, and as he
spnang he caught his foot in the vehicle
and dragged him against the curbng
and broke his knee pan. Mr.. Richardson
lives in the county and has q wife and
several children.
Mrs. Q. ~. HUMPHREYS. Of Chestnut
street, will leave Thursday evening tt
visit her mother at her old home, III
! Pleasant Grove.
Prof. S. NJ Smith returned from Au-
burn. N. c.. Monday.
The little G-yearold son OF Capt
Charles a. Elliott. of Liberty street. had
Il very narrow escape from drowning
while playing on the wharf adjoining
the ferry Saturday evening about 6
O'Clock.