Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-21

Rev. Mr.. Bosnian had full house ut
both services at Wright Memorial Sun
day. His old charge gave him warm
welcome. He returned to Petersburg
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Martin, who has been
visiting friends In this city, returned to
her home in Roanoke yesterday
Sunday was like summer day. The
hospital ground and Columbia Park
had large crowds.
The Mayor will not allow any one to
stand around the church. doors during
services, now.
a telegram was received yesterday
from Miss Agnes Clay, who left here
about q week ago for Conway, Arkan>
sas, stating that she would leave Con-
way for Portsmouth on that day. She
will arrive here about Thursday.
Conference will adjourn about Thurs
day; then 1t will be known what min
listers are coming here.
The woods adjoining Rose farm are
on fire. 1t made quite a light Sunday
night.
See what the Brandt Company has
to say In reference to their stock.
There will be musical and literary
entertainment at the residence of DR..
Ennis, corner of Emmett street and
Fort lane, tonight for the benefit of All
Saints Church.
All the Methodist and Baptist
Churches had strange preachers In the
pulpits Sunday.
About twenty-five years ago a Mr.
Hendricks, who lived on County street,
near Washington street, left here and
went to Montana. He returned Satur-
day for the first time since he left here
He has a sister and brother living here
Neither of them knew him. he being
quite small when he left
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment of c. T.. Jones. in which he tells
You that he Is agent for J. Il. Pablo's
special brands Of cigars. He also keeps
all kinds Of liquors.
Anyone having n set of bar fixtures
that they desire to dispose OF they can
find purchaser by addressing &C." at
this office.
Miss Wyche Pearson will tender the
pupils of her dancing school soree
Tuesday evening at Glen Hall, from
to IL o'clock.
Lieutenant Gilmer succeeds Lieuten-
ant William TruXton. who has sudden
ly been detached from the u. S. Frank
lin and ordered to Detroit Michigan, to
establish recruiting station.
Captain w. c. Wise, u. S. N. is hav-
Ing portrait Of himself painted. Miss
Palmer, well-known artist, Is doing
the work
The Fitzpatrick farm. in Washington
district, containing sixty acres, was
cold Mt sherIff's sale yesterday. C. w.
Teleran was the only bidder, and the
property was knocked down to him for
$3.50. The sale was subject, however,
to trust deed OF 81, 900. i
Mi. Charles Parker and bride. nee
Miss Majette, having ended their bridal
tour. arrived here Sunday night from
Boston. and became the guests of Mrs.
j. w. Truitt. sister Of Mrs Parker.
126 Dinwiddie street. They left for
Raleigh yesterday morning, where they
will reside in the future.
The Young Mems Hebrew Associa.
ton Will give ball at Pythian Castle
tonight. No children under 10 years
of age will be admitted.
Miss M. Agnes Clay. who left Ports
mouth last Thursday to accept n posi-
ton MS teacher of music in n Baptist
College at Norway, Ark, has decided
not to remain in Arkansas, and is now
en- route back to Virginia. Miss Clay
will probably arrive here tomorrow
night, and will resume her music class
. es in Park View.
Judge Robert r. Prentis signed ND
day.
All Of the Baptist ministers Of the
city who are In attendance upon the
sessions of the association in Richmond
are expected to arrive home Tomorrow.
" The Board Of Health met last night
and transacted business Of no import
ance to the general public.
The Elks' charm won by Mr.. Charles
B. Lash at the Elks' fair last night Is
q very handsome one, and Mr.. Lash is
very proud of It.
Rev. r. B. Garrett. pastor OF Court
Street Baptist Church, has accepted an
invitation to deliver brief address at
the fifth anniversary OF Portsmouth
Company No. 10, U. r. K. p Wednes-
day night, November goth. Mr.. Garrett
being Pythlan himself, will have no
trouble in handling his subject. which
will be "Pythanism."
The ladies OF the Catholic fair desire
toIreturn thanks to all who kindly as
sisted them at their fair.
Miss Dale Mathews. OF Baltimore
arrived IN the city yesterday on q visit
to her friends.
The members of Old Dominion Lodge
I.fo. o. r., are requested to meet .at
their lodge room this afternoon nj
: O'clock to pay the last trjbute of rn~
spect to their deceased brother Edwara
Wilkins. y
Mr.. George Bushnell has been an
pointed tool keeper In the steam engI-
q neering department Of the yard In place
OF Mr.. D. F. Gwinn. resigned.
Mr.. John F. Parkerson has accented
1 a position with Mr.. r. S. Brooks. real
estate agent.
FUNERAL OF MRS. FENTREss
~ The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Ellen St,,h
/ bins took place Sunday afternoon from
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