The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
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.REAARgABLE REcOA1 ofl a. FAMILY


B suffolk. Va, an. (speciaD-
I Theresfa man missing from Suffolk.
j. 1Itss absence Is causing a whole lot OF
\ spacusat lion. The man: Fin question,
\ who Is wen Y known. loft home and
i business hat was more than week
ago. Since then his S3wife and child
{ have moved from their home. The
I man's whereabouts ant Intent arc not
& known. a & conneetion9 of the family
doesn't think he&wiilf return. He came
!: to- Suffolk Q yenr orgso ago from a
distant city and soon married His
4 name is withheld, 81 as he may be in
= nocent Of wrong Intent.
A REnfAdaISAEA.H RECORD.
g,.S Mr. Darlen !. FDaughtrey, vencra-
y BILE Citizen Of Surolk, tells OF n re-
a markable B: family history dn to-day's
y issue OF the Suffolk Herald. He snys
!, TINT In q family OF ave brothers and
four sisters there: has not been a death
war record Is hardly lese notlceahle,
l Here is what Mr.: Daughtrey says in-
/ part X. " Z ~ ~ E}y
355 .ffWh hen the tocsinE OF wal, sounded her
callH to the sons of the South for tho
.5defen1se155 OF our Il loved Southland. four
! OF these and o. brother inss!aW promptly
responded - leaying - he youngest, then
I but a boy. with our aged father to.
care for our homes and families. These
Sall volunteered ins the same cavalry
company. and all as private soldiers.
made an honorable record Involving
dangers. priyations and hardships'
4 ightings, wou ndfngs and long imrr!s-
SeSitnble, ono, : accepting the result ma.
tiently, returned ITO },weli.nigf ruined
homes to enter the equally sanpulnaryt
struggle, for bread. y Encouraged by the
no,bl of pareD ts,f and wives or sweet
hearts, they have all tba titled we'll and
successfully. Until to-day, thirty-three
years after. the cruel warts over, they
all live and have contributed TO good
citizenship until = + may be said that
Il heSr sreputa tion s. remain und:mmed
! and that no. spot inEE their lives hluis
the fair. ancestral name
5 ~ Airlss !, SE1NJoYABLDfB ISECDPrIoN.
3:5t There was pleasant social gather
StEg to-night at the residence OF Mr..
sand Mrs! Hersey Woodward No. IS
rec fecep ton twas given
lto{ four of Mr.. Woo ward,sl.fellow ac-
$countants at the Farmer Bank. II
twas in honor OF Louis Brothers who
will leave next rs Tuesday to take n
business course eat Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
I Those present q were Louis Goodfeeler
\ Brothers, with Miss HJanet Withers, X.
ID .SMoLeod with Miss Lillian Dennis,
scFaIlA'Et1Ol WIN MISS Mary Saun-
sders,,i "a. III. Hargrave with Miss Louise
/ Britt. ;s rs
r. oBRDRs SIAKB Two RAIDS.
band Of nervy robbers invaded
sIYor4 few. days ago. They didn't get
Sn5big haul. a commercial mans trunk
gEyas, removed from Its repository and
nineteen samples of shoes extracted.
The trunk was left.
fiiF Afterwards members OF the sumo
l gang went to the res 1ence Of NJ. r.
BELL s28 with burglariouss.i Intent. Bell
met them at the d DOR. but before he
could get a gun the mlscreants had
vantahed In the, darkness.
iS ;Sfsa. B BAPTIST OF,FTCBRS,
a. conference OF members Of the
I baptist church the following officials
were named to serve during the coming
year; ~ Donald NEcIoad, chuch clerk;
William Briggs. treasurer; G. o. Har-
reil.s assistant; IT, Jackson Eley, treas
8urerS missionary funds;5W. c. Harrell,
s a. q Nurney, Pelham Trotman and
! 1sascher Eleys ushers and collectors;
4 DIE! &Daughtrey, ], q. Booker, r. +.
1 d1afrell q Donald CGIcLeodiiW G. Har-
rel n 2. a. Wick and g. Q. Harrell.
reacons.