Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-04
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Judge Prentis Grants Charter to
Union Lumber Company.
photographs Descriptive of Pennu,
Raising aud pioksng-sunaay ser-
vices Veterans toAt,end Theatre
Reading club Meets.
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Suffolk, Va. Nov. 3.--Circult Judge
Prentis has granted charter of incor-
poration to the Union Lumber Company,
whose head Offices WILL be ut Exit Va.
The charter was given in chambers.
The officers of the now company for the
tlrst year are; c. T.. Barllam. of Newport
News. president: d. C. Lyon, of Exit, Sec
rotary and treasurer. These. with &c. L.
Jloyner and Lillian Joyner. Windsor. and
Tors. The capital stock of the corporation
shall not DO less than 5000. nor more
The objects are to manufacture lumber
and other sorts OF wood work. They are
empowered to buy and construct mill
plants and TO run q store.
PEANUT PICTURES.
Operator Faust, of Naber's local gall
lery. Is taking a series Of photographs de-
s:criptire of peanut raising and cleaning.
a They are for 81. peanut ANY house in Dcs
printed In a book telling OF peanuts
Some of the PICTURES show the vines being
bundled by pckers in the fields and
others Will depict scenes from the clean
Ing plants.
THREE SUNDAY SERVICES.
There will be another baptizing at the
Il number of male candidates will be I'M
merSed. Last Sunday ten females were
rap'x aTs and o there are ,nes others Rex
Ideal Mountaineering"
Rev A. y. Woodworth. missionary to
CHURCH next Sunday morning. = Kew ss'i'
Woodworth has passed seven years i'm
the Orient; AT $3.50 o'clock in the after
Rev. John Stanlyl Thomas will preach mi
II a. M. and 7:30 y. IN. IN the presby-
terrain Church. Visitors strangers and
invited.
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
The Western Union Telegraph office In
Sulloik, Mr. X. l.. Stuitz manager is
soon to move to No. Washington square,
where its patrons can come with moro
convenience
The Norfolk and Western railroad is
Juniper. The latter is located in the The
Dismal Swamp.
TIE VETS WILL GO.
Colonel Growers war exhibition and gift
carnival will be free to Confederate vete-
Theatre to-day extended an Invitation to
the Tom Smith Camp 10 witness the show
next Monday. The Invitation was ac-
applying to Adiutant John i. Lotzia.
The seat sale for subscribers TO tho
1 Lqnise sn nrehany COMPANY, November ia i.
Theatre, next Thursday: general sale be-
gins two days later. More than IT'S seats
nave been engaged.
BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.
t.
Baptist Church, a lot in "Boston;" Sio.
Bette W. King and husband. of Wash
ington. d. C., to c. w. Wright 20 acres
N Sleepy Hole district; $780,
THROUGH WILL COAL OIL.
Louis Keller. 17-year-old son of Mr..
Chnries Keller, started q fire with kero-
sene oil. Now his eye lashes are gone.
there are no brows but very short ones
ana tho skin OH some parts of the face
mas been burned to q dark brown. Louis
father keeps a bakery. Louis went TO
kinde q fire in the furnace and used oil
TO make 1t so fast. a few minutes later
he opened the furnace door and his face
was envelopcd in secthing flames.
LITERARY GIRLS.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club had
their regular weekly meeting to-day with
the Misses Carpenter, at Is Franklin
and Unicorn" The next session Will be
held with Miss Josephine Calisey.
PROPOSED COTILLION CLUB.
The Suffolk Cot:llion Club has decided
10 organize permanently. The members
VIII meet next Monday evening at s
O'Clock at Mr.. George Bowers shop. on
hiddiek street. Then officers will be
NOTES.
NTs. FninSI F5Tusr, OF AndersJn- rur1T.
camo to-day TO visit her son, Mr.. o. v
Faust, at Main and Washington streets.
ming In this issue that will be of interest
to people who cat oysters
Mr.. 5. +. Warrington, n well-known
trucker OF Driver. Va. was in Suffolk
DR.. y. S; Check has returned to town
after an absence of some weeks.
Many delegates who had been attend
ing the Eastern Virginia Christian Com
vcntion passed through Suffolk TONIGHT
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