The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-01

Miss. Eliza Arniistead, who has been
wishing Mrs. Nj. A. IIozier, of Mont
liant, returned to her home, i'll Mathews

Miss Eliza Armlstead. who has been
Il wishing Mrs. Nj. A. fIozier, of Mont
liant. returned to her home, i'll Mathews
county. yesterday.
DR.. {. t. Eas0n. accompanied by his
I sister, Miss Mary Eason, of Hickory,
Va, who has been visiting the family
OF DR.. Mapp, OF Accomac. Eastern
Shore. returned home, yesterday. The
Doctor reports having spent IL very
pleasant outing h, that section.
Miss Vivian Dashieli and Miss Evelyn
Colonna left Monday night to visit re-
lativcs in Baltimore.
During the storm Monday afternoon
one Of the snokestacks at Winboiue's
mill was blown down.
Miss Annie Tuttle FIT Monday to visit
relatives at Indian Crtck,
Capt. w. II. Kirby II Mr.. L. c. Jones
left yesterday for n weeks fishing ut
Shincutcague Island.
Workmen engaged IN putting down
sewer pipe In South Norfolk unearthcd
II skeleton Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones and Mrs. Kate Jones.
who have been. visiting the. family Of
Mr.. John Cuthriell. on Berkeley ave
nue.. left for their homes. in Peters
burg. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Hayward Beale and two dauEh-
tcrs and Miss Jett.' who have been Wis"
Ting Mrs. Wilson Beale, on Mulberry
street, left for their homes. In Wash
inEton. D.. c., Monday afternoon.
MIR. C. II. Heard left yesterday to visit
friends In Shawboro. N. c.
Mr.. John II. Armprecht. of Rich
mond, was In town yesterday visiting
friends. a
Mayer yesterday morning on a warrant
sworn out by the trustees Of the Hebrew
Cemetery, charging him with using n
portion Of their property for farming
purposes. Gordan was represented by
Col. George A. Martin as counsel. and
the Jews were represented by George
d. Parker. Jr. The Mayor decided tn
allow Gordan until the 1st Of October to
remove his crops.
Mr.. W. T.. Bailey, who has been Wis
iting friends In Raleigh and Washing
ton, N. G., returned Monday.
Mrs. G.. r.. Fowler, of Liberty street,
Is very sick with maIaria fever.
Miss Utabell Edwards. of Durham,
N. c., the new music teacher Of Berk-
ley Military Institute, arrived yester-
day.
After u two weeks darkness our arc
lights have appeared again.
The steamer Granite City and tug
Commodore Duryea are undergoing gen.
eraq repairs at Thomas railway.
Mrs. Arthur Morgan. who has been
seriously Ill with typhoid fever for some
tlnne,I mas taKen n decided change for
better. She has been improving right
fast for several days.
Miss Lula Vanderford.. VII has been
the guest of Miss Marshall ut Cedar
Grove, returned to her home, in Wash
inEton, yesterday, accompanied by
Misses Olive Marshall and Emma
Tucker. ,g...l.rE. ~.
Mr.. W. G. Mccloudl VINO lives neal
here, will leave this morning for Elon
Mr.. ". @. Steir returned from BAL
tlmore' Monday. ~ n
Mr.: w. j. Deadly was found yesterday
ol n porch on Lee street and reported
no Sergeant Rudd: The; Sergeant went
Z at once In search OF the gentleman and
when Mr.. Rudd found him he was Sc.
riously Ill. He was taken to DR.. Floyd's
drug store.and DR., Norfleet was called
Inland after treatment the afflicted MAJ
was taken to Mr.. T. c.. HUMPHREYS, or,
Liberty street, where ne will be cared
for. The unfortunate says he is from
Richmond n is n member of the Enter.
prise Council No. 0. Jr. o. [. A. NJ, OF
that place. He thought he was alone
in n strange own ana without fr. Is
but the order OF which he Is n member
proves to be n warm friend. He was