Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-01
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Buist's Turnips and Ruta Bagas are
he best. Large assortment of leading
varieties just received. Jas. II. Stone.
Alum water get Stone the druggist TO
tell you about it, 1t IL the best thing
ofthe kind on the market.
Mrs. Julia Yeakel, no has been visiting |
her son, Mr. George ieakel. OF Magru-
der. returned home Wednesday. Mr.
Yeakel accompanied his mother as tar !
as Richmond.
Capt. and Mrs. ). ]. Brooks, of Man
chester spent Thursday here.
Mrs. Beatty, (nee Miss Lula Donegan)
and children, OF Old Point, are visiting
MRS. Heattys mother, Mrs. Donegsn.
Steward k. L. Spencer spent wednes-
day IN kichmono.
MIR. Whitaker Lee, of Grove, was in
town Wednesday.
MIR. X. E. Richardson. of Talleysville,
was in Richmond on business Mednes-
day.
The Tidewater Brick Co. offers for
sale at great bargain one 70 Ii. 4.
boiler and engine Now IN use and good
condition. Too small Tor our work.
Williamsburg, IA. Oct. LIST. cts
MIR. Leroy Clark and son, Charlie, OF
KewYille, Mis-, who have been the guests
of their relatives, MIR. and Mrs. T. F.
Johnson, have returned home. They
will return here probably 20 live.
MIR. T. F. Johnston. proprietor Of the
City Livery Stable, was in Norfolk
Monday.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Portsmouth, spent
last Sunday here.
Cadet A. II. Miles of the Naval Acade,
my, Annapolis. spent several days here
the past week. Miles is very popular
here. lie is doing well at Annapolis
Midshipman William Harris BoOtl
and his sister, Miss Clara, have return
cd from S. Louis. where they were To
guests of Mrs. Emma Longwood CioI
merly Miss Emma Hunter, of bedtord)
Cadet Booth returned 20 the Nays
Academy, at Annapolis, Thursday.
The Rev. DIR. James b. Taylor, {
Richmond. preached in the Baptis
church Sunday morning and night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison left Monda
morning for North Carolina 10 visit re
atives.
Dr. E. G. Booth. of Grove. left MOI
day morning for Nottoway TO RENAL
sederal days with friends.
Mrs. Page Nelson, formerly Miss ST
GARRETT OF Idaho. and a missionary I
the Indians, is here to spend sometir
with her brother and sisters. MI
4 Nelson is greatly beloved for her beau
full Christian character and for the n
BILE work she is doing for the Master.
MIR. 3. Larson was in Richmoi
Monday on business.
Mr.. Dack Hansford. who has typhC
Il fever in Norfolk, is reported better.
Mrs. Cotton, OF Dayton, Ohio,
returned home after spending seve
weeks with her husband, Mr. Da
Cotton. at Grove. Mrs. Cotton resi-
with her two children, while her
band looks alter his tne farm at Gro
Mr. Julian Wheeler, of Newport Ne
spent few days this week With his
ciS. Mr. W. l.. Jones.
Prot. 7. J. Stubs, Jr., OF Norfolk,
tied his parents. Prof. and Mrs. i
Stubs, on Sunday.
Mrs. w. l.. Jones and Miss Margs
Jones Will leave on Sunday 10 VISIT L
uves in Portsmouth,
Miss Julia Lindsay is the guest OF
Galba aiden.
Miss Katharine Henley has gon
Newport News where she has aeceI
aposition.
Miss Hardaway, of Alabama, ia
guest OF Miss Lizzie Meade.
Mrs. L. T. Rose and son, Mr., K
Rose, have returned from a VISIT I'D 4