Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
A North Carolina Couple in
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Suffolk. Va. Jan. 21.-Charged with
alternating the affections of his neigh
boris wife Henry l'utrell, of North Car
DINA, was arrested here to-day. The
woman was with Futrcll when the Off
Ger came, and she. too. is in the tolls.
They had been wanted for some time
and the officers here were OH the look
out. The woman is Melissa Boon.
Chief OF Police Ames chained them
together with steel bonds and hustled
them off to Potecasi, y. c. That is
where they are wanted. The pair was
turned over to Deputy Sheriff ]. +.
Outland.
They may have to answer other ac-
cusations. 1t is said they will be
charged with larceny.
NAMED FOR CONGRESS.
At II joint meeting of the Mount
Pleasant Yacht Club yesterday with a
party of their friends from the county
the. company INDUCED i'll bit OF poll
tics in addition to their regular festivi-
ties. Somebody informally nominated
States Attorney Il. T.. Holland as the
next Congressman from this district
lie got it unanimously. The spring
nominations which are much nearer
ut hand, were not gone into.
NEW l. LIBRARY.
Suffolk is to have a new circulating
library. The Baptist people will start
the ball turning next Monday night.
The library scheme will be formally
inaugurated then by the Baptist Young
Peoples Union, in what they call Il
book night service" The library will
contain some of the very best litcra-
ture eXtant The benefits are not con-
fined to the Baptsts exclusively. Pastor
j. Il. Love said tonight the library
would be open to the young people OF
the town irrespective of dcnomina tional
affiliations" He said: 1.-The public is
invited to the exercises Monday night.
and the young men and women of Suf-
FOLK are cordially offered the use of the
books free of all costs"
WEYIIMAN'S NEW HORN.
Mr. Max Weyhman. member of the
Phoenix Military Band. has n new in
strument that attracted a great deal of
notice the other day when they played
for the Lee birthday celebration. II is
Il double euphonium that cost about
Sl5O And 1t makes good music. aside
from being pretty piece of mechan-
ism.
HIS HURRY COST MONEY.
Willie wilkins got in big hurry Mt
the wrong time. lie was driving along
at n moderate rate. and when he want
ell to get there quickly made his team
Court to tell about it this morning. and
Judge Brewer made it si.45.
WITH SUFFOLK BANKS.
The Farmers Bank force will not be
able To get into their pretty new build
inE before late spring or early sum
mor. Cashier w. II. Jones. Jr.. said to-
day they didn't expect to move till MAY.
ana it's not absolutely certain every
thing Will be ready then. There has
been delay in certain parts of the CON
struction.
The Bank of Suffolk. the ono now in
process of organization. has rented the
building ut Washington square. the
hlre TO begin February LIST. After its
equipment with office fixtures the new
financiers will be ready for business.
probably by February 18th.
HERE AND THERE ITEMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Bennett. of
Norfolk. arrived to-day, to he guests of
Mrs. Bennctt'S parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. T.. Booker Saratoga street.
People who drive in from the county
complain of the dcplorablc state of the
roads. The rainy weather is partially
responsible.
Mr.. Mills Rogers. n prominent citi-
zen of Chuckatuck, visited friends i'm
Suffolk to-day.
Prof. c. NJ. Kilby. of Woodberry For
est School, came this afternoon to visit
Suffolk relatives. His school is tenn
porary closed while they are moving i'm
new quarters
Mr.. James c. Causey got back to-
day from business trip To Baltimore.
He VIII leave next week for the South
MI. Ashton Chalmers. Il wnli-known
druggist of Smithhcld. is visiting Suf-
folk friends for few days.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. Lankford, of Nor
folk. came to-day to he entertained by
Mrs. Landlords father, Henry Jones
ESQ. for q shor, time.
Miss Helen Murray returned to-day
from II visit Ia friends in Newport
News and Norfolk
DR.. w. w. Stalcy returned TODAY
from trip TO Elon College. n. C., OF
which he is president
Former Justice T.. H. Everett was i'm
Suffolk to-day He says there is an
epidemic of grip In Lower Parish
Mrs. a. Woolford and family. of
Queenstown, Md, came to-day to reside
permanently nj Mrs Woofford's former
home. No. 100 Main street Mr.. Wool
ford. who is booked TO be cashier of
the new bank viii arrive in a week or
so.
Misses Mary Dclk and Stella Treeny.
who teach in the county. arrived to-day
to spend Saturday and Sunday with
Suffolk friends.
Rev. ~ G. Newman. Of Franklin. was
in Suffolk. his former home. to-day.
Mr.. Walter ii. E.ley. Of Norfolk. came
this afternoon to visit his family in
Suffolk
Rev. ]. r. Loves subjects Mt the Bap-
list Church Sunday are: "Abounding
in the Work. and THE Sermon on the
Mount and the Doctrine of Prayer"
The evening sermon is the sixth in