Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-24
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Davis' store near the college,
Mr.. Fred Jones left this week for
Riacksburs to enter the v. p. l. tor the c
session
Mr.. c. p. Aruistead went to Black
atone this week TO enter her daughter,
Miss Cara, ut the Blackstone Female
Institute.
For Rent-Four nice rooms over The
Gazette ofice. Will rent separately or
ali together. Apply at this Office.
Rev. las. d. Taylor. ID. D., Of Rich
rnond, will preach in the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning and night.
Mr.. F. Johnson. proprietor of the
City Livery Stable, was in Newport
News Wednesday.
Mr.P. NJ, Painter was in Norfolk
and Newport News several days this
week in the interest of The Gazetre.
Mis-, Stella Wolfe has returned from
visit TO friends in Hampton.
Buist's Turnips and RutR Bagas are |
he best. Large assortment OF leading |
varieties just received. Jas. II. Stone.
MIR. E. T. Lamb, OF the Southern Rail
way, Norfolk, spent Sunday here with
his family, who are visiting relatives.
Mr.. ID. Peachy was in Richmond
Tuesday, having business there with
Congressman John Lamb.
Mr.. Stafford Timberlake, of this city.
formerly of York, has accepted the posi-
ton as assistant bOokkeeperin Schmeltz
Bros Bank, Newport News,
Mr.. DacK Hansford is very Ill in Nor
folk with typhoid fever. His mother is
at his bedside.
Mrs. Kate Lamb and son, Mr.. Juniu'
Lamb, were guests of Mr.. and MRS. inc
L. Mercer this week. Mr.. Lamb leaves
soon for V. p. l.. Biecksburg
nvou have never used Echors iron S
Alum water get Stone the druggist e
tell you about it. 1t is the best thini
ofthe kind on the market
Gunners have enjoyed sora shooting
20 a limited extent this week. Tn
tvothsome birds,are plentituLand fat, bu
the tides have not been high enough q
make the sport easy or pleasant.
A hustling boy can make cOnsiderab
pocket change by selling the NewpOr
News Daily Press and Times Herald.
good reliable boy will call to see II
editor of The Gazette today or Monda
he will make 1t to..his advantage 10 sc
the papers mentioned.
MIR Edward ID. Jones. who is now
the United States Revenue Cutter servic
s. ath ONE on a furlough.
DIR. L. S. Foster returned Tuesds
from the Hot Springs where he spent
kW days.
Ar.R.T. Armistead went to Ba:
City this week TO appear before Jud
DC. Tyler in the suit of Minor VS., Al
tin.
Rev. Mr.. Ball. who has spent the W
ter and summer here with his son,
Fred Ball, will leave next week for
home in Binghamton, n. Y. Mr.. 3
has made many friends here during
abort stay with Us. and eli hope TO
him back again.
Mr.. Henry A. Wise, of New 70
spent the week here with friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mouquin have
turned from Europe where they sp
che summer.
Mr.. K. L. Spencer has been confined
his bed by sickness several days
week.
Mr.. Geo. M. Richter. Jr., of NewE
News, q member of the wellknc
hardware firm Of Geo. NJ. Richte
Son. spent Wednesday here on busin
Mr. John Wicker. who has been '
his family at Webster. 5. ID. has ret
ed to stay several weeks with Mr.
Larson, Mr.. Wicker viii probabl
turn here next spring to live.
Mrs. Joseph Miller. Miss L. L. Bat
Miss l.. ]. Smiteher, OF Salem, N. !.
guests Of MRS. A. ]. Barnes at TAI
Hall.
MRS. W. A. z. Goodwin and chi
returned today from Bedford "
they spent the summer.
Anght frost fell here Thursday n
This 10 the earliest frost in years,