Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-23
Inland AROUND PORTSMOUTH
Gathered on tho Streets. at the Hotels. in
Counting Rooms and Elsewhere. and
Put in Abbreviated Form for the Edin-
cation of Readers of tho virginian-Pilot
Tho Movements of People-snap
Shots at Events in which the Public is
Interested.

Hook and Ladder Company. Every
member is expected to be on hand, as
& matters of great Importance are to be
considered
Misses Ruth Proctor and Lottie Not
s bingham returned home yesterday from
the mountains of Virginia.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Baptist Association will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 at the Court Street
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Eyerette Q. Eastwood left this
morning for the Massachusetts, Insti-
( tute of Technology to take special
course in naval architecture. For the
past two sessions Mr.. Eastwood has
been assistant professor OF astronomy
at the University of Virginia.
Miss Clara Bagley, who has been
visiting in the city during the past
week, has gone to Washington, d. G.
Rev. Curtis Laws, pastor of the First
Baptist Church in Baltimore, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Gill, on
Middle street.
Miss Mary Ann Reed has returned
from Baltimore after a pleasant stay
of several weeks.
Miss May oConnor. of Suffolk, is
visiting friends in this city.
There was no docket in the Mayors
= Court yesterday.
Two of the Wood dock dodgers had
s fight yesterday. One of them called
( the other a trespasser and then began
ito abuse him. This leo 10 one OIL lheih
being knocked out.
Workmen have commenced to pull
down the old double wooden house on
County street, between Middle ana
Court streets. north side. They will
erect in it's place q handsome Drick
building with two stores under it.
81 A desirable home in Park View is
offered for rent. See ad.
" A nicely furnished room can be Sc
cured by applying at Sc Court street.
The oystermen had good week last
week, and prices were very satisfac-
tory.
X Bggleston will return from Louisa
+ county on Tuesday. where she spent
z the entire summer.
The pony show drew a large crowd
yesterday at both performances
Police officer Jesse Diggs, who has
been confined to his home on account
of sickness for four days, is again able
s. to be out.
The City Clerk will be the only per-
son left in the old Council Chamber
the others having removed to the City
IIall. The room that they have been
using will be fitted UP for the Coun-
3 ellis use.
There will be sacred concert this
afternoon from to o'clock.
Read Emmett Deans ad. and learn
what he has to say about understands
and fall and winter underwear.
Mr.. VIM. Hughes, of Raleigh. was
in the city yesterday. He was warmly
welcomed by his old friends and for
rner associates.
5A number of people thoughtlessly
throw grape skins on the sidewalks
and frequently injure some one, as
h was the case yesterday. when colored
Y woman slipped on Some skins and fell,
hurting herself.
Miss Grace Walker returned home
VITO cd trtrN tn
Philadelphia, Washington and Rich
Attention is called to the ad. of the
Brandt Company. in which they call
special attention to their tailoring de-
a partment.
q IWinn, colored. were arraigned yester-
day in Police Court upon the charge of
trespassing. Fletcher was fined So and
Il Winn was discharged. James Spratley
was fined $3.50 for violating the city
tax bill by running a wagon without a
license.
There are number of palm thieves
around the city, who make nightly
raids on all palms left out Mr.. Pear
son had some taken from off his porch.
Or. Charles Culpepper Mrs. Barclay.
on Crawford street. and number OF
others are sufferers.
# Seaside Lodge, X. Of p, are making
preparations to celebrate their seventh
q anniversary, Iuey VIII nave ihuoiS'
recitations, cake and cream. and few
short talks.
Mr.. Chas. IT. Bland has accepted an
Y Invitation from the John w. Daniel
Z Club to address that organization
Thursday night. October 4th.
Mrs. C. +. Williams and little son
are spending the month OF September
at Panacea Springs.
ss Mrs. George S. Hutchins is seriously
esi i'll at her home. No. 1905 washington
street
Mrs. r. S. Jones, of South Mills. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. j. j. Nc
Pherson.
Attention is called to ad.. of house
for rent on Fourth street. Apply as
directed.
white woman is wanted to keep
s. mouse for small family. See ad
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS GIVES A. PIN.
Miss EiL1ira Noyes, daughter of Mr..
SEpnd HRS. e, j. Noyes, OF Dinwiddie and
(siazgow streets. will leave next Tues
& dsyfor Lawrence, Kan, where she will
enter the high school and later Will
continue her education in the TInivcr-
Il Ell 81 OF Kansas. AT her home Friday
night Miss Noyes entertained the mem
berS OF the High School Class of 1901 of
which she was a member, ana was pro
i sented yitn a beautiful circlet breast
MN OF gold. set with pearls in tokar OF
u tie appreciation and good wishes of her
classmates.
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