Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14
Matters Personal and General In
And Around Portsmouth.
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Gossip md Events I'm which our People arc
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Snap Shots of our Busy City.

Mr. r.. I. Cheatham, assistant gem
eral freight agent of the Seaboard Air
Line In Atlanta. was here on business
yesterday.
Mrs. Emily jackson. OF No. 9l9 Coun-
ty street, has returned from visiting
relatives in Perquimans county, n. c.
MI Stewart Stringfclow. freight
agent of the Seaboard Air Line at
rmond. is here on business.
.ie family of MIR. j. ii. Sharp, treas
ufer OF the Seaboard Air Line. have
gone to spend several months ut their
summer home, Poole's Rock, near
henderson. N. g.
"A license was issued In the Office of
the clerk of the HustsEs Court yes
terday for the marriage of MIR. Percy
II. White and Miss Annie Lucille
Mears. both of this city.
Mrs. Il. n. Tyler is visiting Mrs. e..
N. Wilcox, on North street.
The Sunday school of Trinity EMS
copal Church will picnic at Virginia
Beach on the 18th.
Emanuel Barber, who was arrested
several days ago for creating a dis
turbance in South Portsmouth, was
released from the city Jail yesterday
on the advice of n physician.
a large party of ladies from Column
Dia ,. e., en- route to the Paris EN-
position, passed through Portsmouth
yesterday
Sc a month has been r~arI 81 X Vein, ~ ",
Smith. of Deep Creek. Norfolk comfy
Ihere was an unpleasant odor that
came from the hucksi,crs market yes
lerday. 1t should be washed out daily
The Virginian- Pilots Twentieth Cen
fury Edition will be delivered to-day
If any OF our customers fan to get one
they will confer a favor by Informing
this Office.
The High School commencement
will be held in the I.yceum bulldinr
tomorrow night
The tent under which meetings have
been held for n week yos taken down
yesterday. Wv"
a negro girl was arrested Tuesday
might for stealing n pocket book MT tho
picnic that day at Delaware Park.
ST. Paurs Church carried a iorro
crowd on the picnic yesterday to Del
aware Park.
Two small boys were fined 50 each
yesterday for fighting on the street
A small mulatto boy was locked I'D
yesterday for begging at the ferry.
The rain was beneficial TO the farm
ers. 1t seemed to be general.
The Portsmouth baseball team and
the Norfolk team will cross bats this
afternoon for the first time in the new
series.
Miss Hattie Williams, OF Gloucester
county. who has been spending some
time in the city. left yesterday for her
home.
Mr.. e. N. Williams. of this city left
last night for Boston. to join the Mas
sachusetts as pay clerk.
Mr.. G. IS. Stephens left Yesterday for
camden county. n. c.. where he WILL
to-day we'd Miss Annie Upton, of that
county. They will reside in this city
Nellie Meyers, the infant child of
John G. and May Revell died Tuesday
mt the residence of the parents, 1907
Green street. The funeral took place
from the residence yesterday Mt 3;30
O'Clock. and was conducted by Rev.
Mr. Booker. Interment in Oak Grove
Cemetery.
Mr.. Chester Syer. son Of the late
Charles Syer. of this city. arrived here
on visit to relatives yesterday. after