Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-24
TOWN OF SUFFOLK.
A Breezy Letter From Our Reg.
ular Correspondent.
Twenty-Five Liquor Dealers Granted Leon
ees-Roll ofHonor In Tho sohools-Go
After Bloodhounds-Two Deaths-Per-
sonal Paragraphs.
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Suffolk, Va. April 23.-If the number
of applications can be taken as a ba-
rometer. business must be good with
liquor men. This was one OF the big
gest first days In the selling of licenses
Nansemond county has known. Tween
ty-two retail liquor licenses were
granted by County Judge Wilbur ].
Kilby.
There was no opposition. Every per-
son who wanted permit got one If ne
had the price. The court was kept
busy with qualifications and suretics;
lots Of money cafne into the County
Treasurer's office.
THESE GOT LICENSES:
Samuel w. Morris, John d. Luke,
Charles R. Brothers, j. w. Brinkley,
4. Phifer, w. j. Gray, James c.. Bell,
Renjamin NJ. Bruce Borland c.. Butler.
Holland &c Co., B. j. Odom & Bro, w.
d. Holland, William j. Norneet, Ed
D ward II. Wagner, A. w. Ballard. agent:
John il. Gayle, John w. Brinkley,
Robert N. Powell. Richard II. Jones,
George w. Whitley, w. d. Boyett, Will
roy A. Wilkins.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Following is the April roll Of honor
in Suffolk High School and Public
School No. l. w. c. Morton, princi-
pal:
First and Second Grades-Inez Pow
ell. Julia Frceny, Lena Maize Butler,
Lottie Bullock. Incz Bainer. Jet FELTON,,
Willlnm McIlenncy. Marion Croker
Third Grade-LeClaire King, Henley
Ecykin, George Spivey. Randolph Ora
ham.
Fourth Grade-Harvcy Eley. Georgia
Mcneil.
Fifth Grade-Bernice Goodrich, Nam
ME Whitley, Herman Hawkins.
Sixth Grade-Clcveland Nelms, Odell
Badnee. Lillian Goodrich. Sallie Jones,
Belle Spivey, Eva Virgins.
Seventh Grade-Noellc Bradshaw,
Inez King, Rochelle Harrelle, Claire
Eighth Grade-David Wood.
HIGH SCHOOL. T.,
First Year-Sadie Hiitner 'fr,
Second Year-Jamie Causey.
Fourth Year-Gladys Applewhite.
STAR ROLL.
Jack Harris. Marion Crocker. Jet
FELTON,. Sam Harrell. Kenneth Haw-
Rims. Aubrey Keirsey, Pete Oliver,
Newton Piland, Moody Stallings, Inez
Baines. Lottie Bullock, Laura MAZE
Butler. Julia Freeny, Jennie Harrcll,
1IAiHsAbCth lDeI I>OWcli, llella
Brinkley, Matte Powell, Henley Boy
KIN. George Spivcy. Donald Clough.
Luther Oliver, Ernest Saunders, Harvey
Eley. James Woodward. George Mon
ell. Ma Mia Swndell. Bernice Good
rich. Frank Redwood. Eure Newsome,
Charlie Atkinson. Herman Hawkins.
wainwright AmeS, Eddie Wilcox Les
lie Brinlsley. John Hiltner, Cleveland
Nelms, George Nurney. Richard Parker,
Mack Russell. Edward Walton Alfred
Swindell, Odel Baines. Lillian Good
rich. Sallle Jones. Ruby Keller. Belle
Spivey, Eva Virgins, Bessie Andrews,
NOZZLE Bradshaw, Inc2 King, Lola Tur-
ner. George Artman. Harry Brooks,
Charlie Duke, Rochelle Harrcll Claire
Newsome. Oscar Piland, Ernest Rawles,
Arthur Roberts. Sydney Saunders. Les
lie Smith. James Whedbec. Richard
Woodward. Fred. Bowen, Lynn Dennis,
Robert Marshall. Willie Virgins Her
sey woodward. Annie Carr, Elsie Far
ley, Sadie Hiltner Jamie Causey, Clyde
Rogers.
ANOTHER BLOODHOUND BUNCH.
Hurricane Branch left tonight for
Mobi'e and other points in Alabama to
buy pack of three boodhounds. He
says The leader will weigh 100 pounds
and will follow a trail many hours old.
Inc others will be younger
SHAD FOR THE NANSEMOND.
John p Cowling has letters from
Congressman Wise and Fish Commits
sioner Bowers about u new shad plant
for the Nansemond and its tributaries.
MIR. Cowling will help the messenger
plant them.
MILLS ROBINSON DEAD.
While making fire Sunday morning
Mills Robinson. 81 years old. was
stricken with paralysis. lie did not live
long: He was buried this afternoon Mt
private cemetery not far from Wind
sor, Va. Rev. J. a. Thomas conductine
the rites. The deceased leaves n wife
ana two children. Mabel and Herbert.
lie was brother OF Miss Annie Rob
inson. of Suffolk. and the late Mrs
Elizabeth Richards. who died last week.
WILLIAM AGERs.
Mr.. William Ayers. former resident
or Suffolk died to-day in a hosnitai ~
ialeiGh, n. c., aged 60 years. He had
Deen In feeble health for n wear sonc
Tune ago he moved from Halifax wbnro
ne lived with son, Charlie. to RoI-
eigh. The deceased was the father nf
Mrs. John NJ Butler. of Suffolk.
ODD FELLOWS SERMON
Rev. Harrison II. Butler, of suno,,,