Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
SUFFOLK.
Some Statements in Reference
to Sick Lady.
Vote of Isle of Wight County The West
minister Leasue-A Change of Position
Peanut Market Personal and other
wise.
Especial to virginlan. Pilots

N'~'' thi' 'oShSOH BarDee, q rev miles
from that city. She had been unwell
few days before leaving Suffolk. The
crisis of the fever will come In q day or
two.
Mrs. Massie was till last May Serva-
da Anne Barbee, comely, loyable child
OF IL years. Then she married Mr.. Mas
sic, who had been commissioned
officer in the First North Carolina Reg
imcnt during the Spanish war. A few
hours after the event the child bride
was taken from her husband on the
streets of Durham. N. c., since when
they have lived as strangers.
Some weeks ago MIR. Massie and n
friend came to Suffolk to seek the girl
wife, but she asserted it was better that
they live apart.
In regard to the statement dated
from Durham that the young woman
was sent to Suffolk by her father lin
order to keep her from going TO her
husband" Mr.. T. a. Barbee. of Suf
ioik' me girls uncle asks me to say it
is IN error. He says she came to Suf-
ioik az ms (the uncle's) suggestion and
her iather did not know of her coming
until she had expressed a willingness
to himself. Ie states parental consent
was gotten afterward.
ISLE OF wIGHTS VOTE.
The Board of Election Commissioners
IN Isle of Wight county had an ad-
Journed meeting to-day at the court
mouse. some of the judges and clerks
rect clerical errors. The following COM
misSionerS were present: w. FL Nc
Clelland. Leroy L. Vellnes. ]. w. Gray.
L.. r. Roberts and j. E. White.
votes found for the respective candi-
dates: BRYAN. 1.206; Mckinley. 763:
Barker. !: Bryan's plurality. 443. May
nard. 1919: Wise. 6S3 Williams, 2:
Flynn. l: Maynard's plurality over
WESTMINSTER LEAGUE
The Presbyterian Westminster Lea
o'clock in the church. Leader Sallie |
Jones; TOPIC, THE Sermon on the |
Mount"
MR.. GATHER GOING.
Mr.. I. II. Gather. TIL recently gen
eral manager of the Nansemond Tele-
phone Company, will leave next week
to accept position as electrician with
a company in Chambersburg. Pa. Mr..
Gather is n telephone expert Of some
iifteen years experience. and the ex-
celent service given by the Nanse
mond company and its connections is
a testimonial TO him as we'll as Prcsi-
dent McAnge, who means to continue
the telephone goodness.
THE PEANUT MARKET.
The Suffolk peanut market at the
close of business tonight showed I'M
provement over last week. but Is stu
not strong in tone. Farmers goods are
coming into market at q fairly brisk
rate.
To-day's quotations.: Cleared stock
told) Fancy. 4c: extra. Sc. iumno
&c. no l Virginia sheiled. SIC; NO.
2 Virginia shelled, 2Mc.; extra large
ts.ta IN y
fnew)-Running, 2h@2Mc., bunch. 40
3Kc.
DEEDS OF BARGAIN AND SALE
Nathaniel Fl. Hayes and w:fe to
Charles r. Parker, Of McRae. Ga, So
acres in Cypress district: Sl,4oO.
Thomas q. Elan and wife. of Hamp-
ton. Va. 10 Hettie o. Frazier. OF Suf-
folk the rear Of n lot on Main street
Suffolk: $50.
Lee Britt. trustee for John Frank
Welons street; $40.
Il. l.. Folk and wife to Hettie o.
Frazier. "a piece on Bank street: tI33.15
VAUDEVILLE STRENGTH.
What is claimed to be one of the
strongest vaudeville combinations ever
seen in the South will he presented to
the people of Suffolk Thursday. No
vcmber IL. at the city Hall Theatre.
The organization is under the name of
Duchemins New York Vaudeville
Novelties. The htadhners arc Mr.. and
MIS-. Mark Murphy. the we'll known
faide-comedy leaders. in their scream
inriy funny skit The Seventh Son."
ILcn comes Fialkowslii, celebrated Flu
ropcun animal mimic; Ascot and Ed
die, the tumblinr ruhe and soubrctte:
lavclle and his troupe OF trained dogs
Farrell and Startt. iicycle comedians.
and Mile. Edi;ha dsnscuse. High-class
vaudeville Is quite the thing in many
cities in the South and there is no rca-
son why the people here should not
patronzc this style Of entertainment.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Rev. L. r. Wilson. presiding elder In
The Petersburg district, will preach Mt
3 o'clock Sunday al the East Suffolk
Methodist Church.
William Roberts. who did a term In
States prison for oyster stealing at
Pig Point is back. He brought a metal
which he sold for so cents.
The SmithGeld water works are ex
uootcd to be in operation during Janu-
airy.
leave Monday 10 teach school near
Air. ana Mrs. Z. w. Sledge left to-
I nient for a brief stay with Norfolk
friends.
MI c. a, shoop has returned from
/ the West.
/ The Tom Smith Camp OF Confederate
/ Veterans will hove meeting next
week. Among business of interest will
/ be reports of delegates who attended
| The Grand Camp of Veterans.
| MIR J.. G. Hudson of Elizabeth City
| \. c.. was in Suffolk today.
= The United Workers Circle OF King s
Daurhtevs will have meeting at 4
O'Clock on Monday afternoon. with
Mrs. d. y, ITarnell. No. "a Bank street.
Mis-. Email, willis. Of New Bern, N
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