The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-09
BRAN BLETON,

See advertisement Of dirt for sale by
Mr.. II. G. Wilson, 4G2 Princess Anne
avenue
Mr. r. c. Bristow and family, of
ltichmond, have removed TO Norfolk
and made their home at 40 South Park
avenue
Persons taking The Virginian in
bfambieton should get It through the
regular agent, who is the only properly
authorized party to solicit subscrp-
tions and make collections for this
paper In the ward. Orders received at
the branch office. 200 Clay avenue, or
at the office of The Norfolk Virginian,
corner Main and Commerce streets, will
be promptly delivered.
The majority of citizens in the ward
VIII De pleased to know that the Local
Board at recent called meeting adopt
ed the resolution asking the Councils
10 authorize the board to issue bonds
to the value of $4,000, to be used to
establish system Of sewerage and
improving the streets of the ward. TO
this end provision will be made 30
nave the citizens vote on the matter at
the regular election in May.
The Enterprise Society of McKendree
VIII meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Button, who died Monday at her home,
NO. 31S South Park avenue, took place
at 2:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon
from Queen Street NJ. L. church. The
services were conducted by Rev 7 w
Moore, assisted by Rev. j. I3. Merritt.
The interment was in Elmwood Gene
terry.
A family, consisting of the mother
and children, who reside ut 210 Division
street, west of North Maltby avenue,
are reported in great distress by both
sickness and restitution.
Mrs. Annie l.. White, wife of Mr.,
James ID. White. died yesterday morn
ing at $40 O'Clock at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Almeda White No. 427
Corprew avenue, aged &c years She
was taken sick several weeks ago In
Churchland. Her babe. a day or so old.
winch also died yesterday morning, will
be buried with her. The funeral will
take place al IL o'clock to-day Mrs
White, mother of the deceased, lost an
other daughter, Miss Mary +. White,
aged is years, by death on the 25:h of
last month, and has another child now
sick.
Rev. Lloyd T. Williams, of Trinity
church, VIII assist Rev. G. e. b. Smith
IN series of revival meetings at
Broadwater Island, Va. this week
Large crowds are attending the re-
NiVal meetings now in progress at
Memorial Christian Temple. Arrange
ments are now being completed to light
this edifice by electricity.
The evening tea at Mrs. John White
heads, on Levitt avenue, was we'll pat
ronized last night The programme
published in these columns yesterday,
was we'll rendered and much enjoyed
Mr.. III. Bullock, of Crewe. is on n
visit to Mr.. J. l.. Heptinstill. No. IA
Maple avenue.
Miss Cynthia Capps, of Tunstall ave-
nue., has returned from Il visit to rela-
tives at Virginia Beach.
Miss Lillian Leggett has returned
from Deep Creek. after pleasant visit
of three weeks.
The anniversary services Of the
Willing Workers" of Spurgcon Memo
rial Baptist church were postponed last
Friday evening on account Of inclem-
ent weather. Said exercises will take
place this evening commencing ut 1880
The programme is as follows:
l.. flynn ............ BY Congregation
2. Scripture Reading.
3. Prayer.
4. Solo ................ Jennie: Haynes
d. fecltdtlon ................ Heaven"
BY Four Girls.
u. SOLO .::....'.......... Emmie Pugh
T. Recitation ........... Belle Browne
8. Song ........... Go Work To-day"
Willing Workers Society
.. Recitation ........... Susie PEBBLES
10. Solo ...... Miss Grace Whltehurst
IL. Recltatton ................ 'Drifted"
Ellen Luck.
IL. Address ............. By the Pastor
IL. Refreshments.
A silver offering at the door will
admit to all.
Mrs. Josephine c. Westbrook has
been confined to her home, 315 Lovitt
avenue, u week or more by sickness.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS