Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-25
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hear that she is very i'll with typhoid
fever at her home in Athens. Ca. Mrs
Mamie Davis, who succeeded Miss Lucy
Davis as principal of the Model School,
has gone 10 Athens TO be with her sister
during her illness.
The Republicans here are preparing to
make a vigorous campaign for their
nominee. aud ars very enthusiastic. The
party is united for MIR. Hugees.
Captain s. ]. Brooks, Of Manchester,
spent Monday here with his brother,
MIR. Archie Brooks. Captain Brooks
succeeded in catching tine bunch OF
fish in a nearby pond.
Monday at York County County the
first speech made by Republican spel
binder in the congressional campaign
was delivered by George Nelms Wise, OF
Newport News, in behalf Of the candi-
dacy OF K. NJ. Hughes. The attendance
was small.
Mr.. Herbert {. Lightfoot, the popular
Euperintend ent OF the Chesapeake Iele- |
phone Company, has gone 10 his grand |
fathers, IL Petersburg. on account OF
sickness. Il is feared Mr.. LightfOot is
threatened Nith fever. lie was accom-
panied by Professor II. 5. Bird who re-
turned Sunday.
County Clerk and Mrs, T. II. Geddy re-
turned Monday from visit TO friends
in Richmond, Mrs. Geddy having attend
ed the horse show.
Miss virginia Maddux, Of Chase City.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. II. \. Philips.
Miss Marion Jones Is visiting her
uncle. Mr.. D. S. Jones, in Newport News
Miss Nichon. of New Orleans, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs, Van Garrett.
Rev. c. B. Bryan, OF Hampton. viii
preach in Bruton Episcopal church to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. Peter Cloves has been quite sick
this week.
Mrs. II. y. Phillips visited friends II
Newport News this week.
Messrs. d. Eichelberser. Robt. LeckN
and E. II Cloves, Of Richmond, are herr
today. and with number of friends ar
enjoying fsh-fry at Durfeys.
Lowneys candies for your sweethear
at Stones popular drugstore.
Rev. Arthur q. Sykes, chaplain OF
the training ship Franklin, at the Ports
month maynard, preached two yer
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Sunday.
Johnson, the liveryman, is getting
his new Carriages.
Mr.. Charles b. Bowry, one of Silvc
Burdette s. Co.'S most popular repr
sentativss. in the South is at home ;
remain till November 1st Charlie vi
warmly greeted by his many friends.
Mr.. O. J. Anderson will have publ
sale of all his personal property on \
vember gath.
Williamsburg people have been serior
IN affected this week with mild form
grip.
Mr.. {. q. Reeve today closes aye
Curiosity Shop Mrs. Reeve will
north to spend several months. MIR. a
Mrs. Reeve Will reside in future at tx
farm. Green Spring.
Miss HeusIey. Miss Flora Hensley a
the little sons OF DR.. Bishop and Mr.
w. Roberts Will return next week frc
England.
Miss Lucy Walden left Wednesday
Cape Charles TO visit Mrs. John DAME
Mr.. E. ". Hopewsll returned Wedn
day from a months visit TO his paren
Augusta.
Mrs. Virginia Christian is visiting
latives in Hampton.
Mrs. W. A. Gore returned Thursd
from a two weeks visit TO relatives
Louisa County.
Messrs. E. 7. Martin and w. T. Hayn
of Toano, were IN Richmond Wednesdi
Mr.. ]. E Wilkins, of Newport New
was here Thursday.
Mrs. c. B. Trevihan has returned tn
a visit TO her daughter. Mrs, Wal
Van Ness, in New York.
Mrs. Blanche Moncure has been az
sick for several days, but is improvin
Miss Virginia Wise returned Thurse
morning from Richmond. where
went to atted the Crenshaw-Mayo "
ding. Miss Wise Is cousin of the bri
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