The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-16
LOCAL EsEtEv4TREs,
Minor Mention OF Various Matter, Of
Interest.

Alr. and Mrs r. w. Fry. Of Roanoke
are at the Atlantic Hotel
Judge D. A. Hinton. Of Petersburg, is
III the city on legal business
Messrs. w, i. Wcis ana a. II. Pen
zod have gone to Toronto. Canada.
Mrs. Bette Hall, two daughters and
niece are visiting friends in Camden
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The mails havc been delayed during
the past few days on account OF OK
cursionists.
Mr. John Lapetna. Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his brother Mr.. j.. Lapetina.
corner Chapel and Queen streets
The condition of Major T. Hardy Hen
dren, who is i'll al his residence on Bute
street. remains about the same.
There waa heavy fall OF hail at
Lamherts Point "Wednesday afternoon.
some OF 1t being as large as marbles.
Alr. Moses Nusbaum and a party of
friends spent last night 1T Ocean View
and are enjoying The fishing there this
morning.
The lady managers OF the Boys Home
wish to return thanks 20 Nlr Stahl for
the beautiful work he has donated 10
the home.
Gil,oy, the Norfolk baseballist, who
is at st. Fincent's Hospital, is i'm
proving, and is now able 10 sit up a part
Of the day
Information has reached Norfolk that
the coal miners strike has reached the
Clinch valley, on the Norfolk nj West
ern railroad
Harry G. Sale won the swimming
championship of Virginia from Charles
ormsby at The Beach Wednesday,, de-
featins him easily.
Judge ID. Tucker Brooke went 10 Suf-
folk yesterday morning FOR the final ar
in, j,n ~
OF Rabey against Jordan
Frank D. Owen, late OF Owosso, Mich,
has taken "a position with the Imperial
lea and Coffee Company IN the BalIen-
tine Arcade, Church street.
The First American Guard Or. O. U
a. NJ } of this city went up to Carcmont
on the James river yesterday 10 attend a
public school flag raising
The big Baptist excursion to Rich
mond over The Norfolk ana Western
railway, Will net the First church
abou; $500 by ts,s BIT OF enterprise.
Rev. r. w. Webb spoke ana MI.
Etheiidse. of the Christian Temple,
sang at the open-1ir meeting, conner Of
Main and Church streets, last night.
Nh. Foster. dealer in oysters and fish,
at the corner OF CRANKY and Charlotte
streets, was stricken with paralysis
Wednesday. lie is about so years of
age.
The cool wave is much appreciated
generally but not by the proprictors Of
soda fountains and ice cream parlors,
as it affects their business very mater
tally.
NJ. Il. X. DENLY. baggage master Of
the New York Philadelphia, and Nor
folk railroad. will 80 10 Mathews county
on a fishing trip for hi3 vacation, which
begins OF the 2Gth.
NJ. p. y. il. van Dlcll, of Cambridge.
Mass, IS stopping a / the Atlantic Hotel
Mrs William Camp and child, OF GO
Housh street have gone to Old Sweet
Springs for the summer.
Captain Forrest, of the tug ]. Alvah
Clark, rescued two colorcd men We'd
nesday afternoon whom lie found cling
ing 10 the bottom Of an upturned nshin.
craft near Lambcrta Point.
Members Of the Merry Band Camping
club, now cncanped at Ocean View. are
making fine catches Of fish ana send
ing many OF the finest specimens to
friends at their home at York. Pa.
y party Of fifty young ladies came up
from Virginia Beach yesterday after
noon at O'clock. and went with the
Cloward chorus to the Soldiers Home.
y special train took them back to the
beach lust night.
Mr. p. j. Malbon and wife. and Cap
tain Pcakc and wife left via the Old
ola Dominion line ia,t evening for New
York; thence up the Hudson to Albany.
Niagara Falls. Toronto. Thousand Is
lands, Montreal, and Quebec, and ali
the points of interest along the line
The y. NJ. C.. y. excursion to Old
Point and the Capes takes place to-
night on the steamer Pocanontas
Messrs. Tupman ard Rugby will sing
The Ship at Sea- on the excursion.
and the Owl Mandolin and Guitas club
will render {: number Of popular selec
tions. The steamer Will leave Ports
mouth at 7:15 and Norfolk ct 7:45
o'clock
Cost Of fuel &c. to SC each day. ass