Suffolk County Supervisors at Almshouse Report and Pigeon Burn
Suffolk county notes show the annual pauper inspection at the almshouse with dinner for board members, Treasurer plans a large state settlement of 22010 dollars, plus a vivid pigeon killing spree across town and a Methodist excursion to Old Point. The Epworth League delegates return from Toronto and Niagara Falls, aided by Willison Winstead. Floral obituaries, travel notes, and local visits fill the rest of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point
Resarta
Sumolk
County Board of Supervisors
Almshouse
Walter Jordan
George W. Butts
Brinkley
Abram T. Botland
A. F P. Gomer
Holland
Suffolk Epworth League
Salle Finney
Estelle
Alma Darden
Lizgie Morgan
Margaret Crump
Schneider Convicted In Felonious Assault Case
Newport News July 22 Special The Common Wwernich case against Herman Schneider ended in a guilty verdict with a $100 fine and costs. Abel Robinson faces felonious cutting next, with anticipated rapid resolution. A disorderly conduct fine and jail time were imposed on J R Edwards and others, while a forged check led to authorities pursuing leads after the teller vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Wwernich
Herman Schneider
Hastings Court
Schneider
Abel Robinson
J. R. Edwards
Norvell
Stele Sinclair
Fon
J. D. G. Brown
Citizens and
Wie
Mr. Brown
Mr. Jones
Epworth League Devotional and Local Notices at Melktendree
Epworth League at Trinity M. E. church holds a devotional meeting at 8:15. Rev. Bennett has returned from Toronto. Residents report visits and return from trips to Cape Henry and Petersburg. Local Board reorganization discusses street light improvements and annual lighting costs around $2,000. Proposals suggest higher poles to improve coverage and reduce burglary through better illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Melktendree
HW. Bennett
Toronto
Epworth League of Trinity M
Lydia Whitehurst
Sheldon Avenue
Cape Henry
John R. Peebles
Petersburg
W. J. Islnes
Granville Avenue
Ofiss
Mamie Whitehurst
Princess Anne County
J. R. Tavris
Wrmt
Jernigan
Atlas Vic CTry Visit and Local Social Notes
Capt Tilton Conklin and his children visit Philadelphia and his wife will join soon. No Mar nest Workers meeting at Central Avenue Baptist Church tonight as meetings shift to semi monthly. Mr James Vanderberry of Poole Street is gravely ill after weeks in bed. Mr Thomas A Flynn of Winston NC travels to visit his brother on Worth Street, accompanied by little Miss Fannie Hall. FF Phelps and R Pringier of Winston NC spend days with friends in the ward. Baptist Tabernacle Sunday school receives Bible gift from American Baptist Publication Society of Philadelphia. Miss Lela Nory leaves tomorrow to visit friends in Matthews County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilton Conklin
Philadelphia
Marnest Workers
Central Avenue Baptist Cnurch
James Vanderberry
Poole Street
Thomas A. Flynn
Winston, N. CL
Worth Street
Town Reports Rainy Weather and Visits Noted
Mud and standing water indicate heavy rain in the area with town chatter. Mrs John Waff of Molenton visiting sister Mrs A Sharper at 11 Outten Street has traveled to visit her father Mr GC D Woodard in Great Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waff
Molenton
A. Sharper
Outten Street
GC. D. Woodard
Great Bridge
Presbyterian Entertainment at First Church
A delightful program of recitations and singing will be given in the afternoon at six. Rev. Pee Mack of the First Presbyterian Church will deliver an address. Refreshments will be served and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Mack
First Presbyterian Church
Life in Norfolk Amid Quick Bites and Travel Notes
Captain Dey ill at Ocean View cottage. City Engineer offices being frescoed in olive and terra cotta. Sam Kahn and A Stern return from New York. Miss Jessie Jacobs travels to the mountains for summer. William T. Bulwin leaves to join family at Blue Ridge Summit. Jeter Knight of the fire department on furlough in Troy, NY. John HirrLAN at Retreat for the Sick. Stockholders meet of Powhatan Hind Company. Baptist excursion of 200 from Smithfield visits Jampton Soldiers Home and Ocean View. Lloyd G. Bunk returns home from Toronto trip sick. Carrie Hicks of Vienna, NC returns home after pleasant stay. George Harris patents an innovative photographic album. Rev. Mather Irriott left for Martinsburg, W. Va. Captain William J. Vesey returns from a trip to Toronto. John Drew of Virginia Pilot Association travels north with two sons to Gaston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore. W. S. Copeland of Richmond at Ocean View. Cope Innna now on Richmond Times. Colonel Lamb of Virginia hints at a state convention. Fresco work on L. W. Davis residence at 238 York Street completed in Romaissanes and Louis XV styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
Ocean View
Sam Kahn
A. Stern
New York
Sta Luly
Jessie Jacobs
Mountains
Wiltlam Ti
Buliwin
Blue Lidge Surmainit
Jteter Knight
Fire Department
Troy
N. Y
John Hirrlan
Lambert's Point
Stockholl
Povcahontas Hind Company
Smithfield
Jampton
Herman
Lloyd G. Bunk
Toronto
Carrie Hicks
Vienna
N. C
Mia Db. Alwin
George Harris
Mather Irriott
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Balliolare
Martingburg
W. Va
William J. Vesey
York Place
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Voronto
John Drew
Virginia Pilot Association
Gaston
Hiladelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Date
W. 8
Copeland
Richmond
Cope- Inna
Press
Norfolk
Richmond Times
Colonel Lamb
Republican Party
Virginia
Tr. L. W. Davis
York Street
Romaissanes
Hinds F
Selden Nelugar
Fourth Regiment Visits Virginia Beach Under Col Wodges
Heavy rain fails to dampen a Petersburg excursion to the Princess Anne Hotel Virginia Beach as the Fourth Regiment led by Col Wodges arrives. A large crowd lines the ocean walk to view the dress parade and public bathe, with about 800 men and many spectators expected for the event and related entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne Hotel
Virginia Beach
Jay
Petersburg
Princess Anne
Princess Anne Todaye
Hope and
J. 0. Chibourne
Davia Collendar
Sutton
W.om. Tood
Miss Morris
Joe Grittin
Webb
Poole
W. Arvingzton
Dunlop
Wim
Blankenship
Mimmett Mesen
Jas. B. Knowles
Simon Seward
Issessie Wemp
W.oit
Taii
YW. Teerham
O. Newsom
TH. Gentry
Michara Cox
W. BE. Pond
Ll. Peownman
G. EL. Dunn
Jas
WT. Collings
Wm. Wrenn
Hunt Chipley
Norfolk
Wedges
Rench
Wil Riffes
Ocean View Daily Visitor to Chronicle Summer Resort News
A summer resort journal titled The Ocean View Daily Visitor will publish soon in Norfolk. It will cover Ocean View and nearby areas with news on entertainments, daily theatricals, and resort happenings, priced to reach 1000 to 25,000 weekly subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean View
Norfolk
Noréfolk
Portsmouth
Lerkley
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Mampton
Aot
Alingtie
Debutantes Shine At Old Sweet Springs Bowling Night
At Old Sweet Springs Virginia a large crowd gathered for a Friday bowling party with Mrs Lockwood of Baltimore and Miss Nellie Parker of Richmond among the partners. Prizes went to Miss Morkin of Baltimore with a three-way tie for second between Woo of Richmond and Apalesio of Norfolk. booble prizes to Mrs Johns of Richmond and Mrs Patterson of Louisville. Prominent debutantes and Southern belles drew attention for beauty and poise amid festive entertainments, luncheon, tours, and ball room events showcasing their attire and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sweet Springs
W. Way
Lockwood
Baltimore
Nellie Parker
Richmond
Old Sweet
Galveston
Miss Baldwin
Staunton
Tulken
T. M
St. Louis
Miss Clarke
Cieorpia
Wmorence Parker
Riehmoand
Misa . E. Smith
Trenimond
Ana
Martha Stricklind
New York
T. W. Glover
Cleborne
Norfolk
United States Navy
Glover
Seaboard Air Line
Durty
Lavalette Towts
Wrest Virginia
Ola Virginia
Ferman
Harris
Kentucky
McCreery
Missouri
Miss Little Moore
Texas
Miss Witt
Armand
Tallafer“o
Florida
Stella White
West Virginia
Mille Carmichael
Tiehmonea
Mrs. Lockwood
Marxland
Mistes Meredith, Talley and Tompkins
Bessie Ten
Adair
Ro Rustane
Mltl
Leo
Tay
Judge Howe
New Orleans
We Oe
Crampan
Wickhame
Wheaton
Sister
Moesars
Patterson
Styles
Wood
Myers
Witgrerals
Tens
Brokenbrough
Meredith
Randy
Taelev
Virrinia
Bill for a Monetra Tey Commission in Congress
Washington July 99 Representative C W Stone of Pennsylvania chairs the Committee on Coinage Weights and Measures discussing a bill to authorize appointment of a monetary commission. The ad section promotes De Witts Witch Hazel Salve for piles skin and wounds and Dr Werk eye services with glasses guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
C. W. Stone
Ar Ponnentyania
Afro American Conference Sessions At Hampton School
The Afro American Conference at Hampton Normal and Industrial Institute held a morning session at 9 oclock discussing Nitrogen and Farm Economy by C L Goodrich and Wood Supply by W M Filch, with farmers present offering practical agricultural views. The afternoon featured a womans meeting led by Mrs POS Coppen of Philadelphia and talks on home life and temperance by Mrs A G Kruse, Abrs G J Stephens, and Rosa J Brown. Evening included an address on Industrial Education by Hugh M Browne and discussion by W J Shadd on the black population mortality in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton School
Hampton Normal and Industrial Institute
C.L. Goodrich
IW. M. Filch
Niny
State Oard of Agriculture
Old Point
Solovk
Adiu
LG. Kruse
Abrs
G. J. Stephens
Rosa J. Brown
Wong
Hugh M. Browwn
W. J
Weekend Steamboat Trips Prove Popular, Fort Monroe Norfolk
The Washington Post notes large crowds on Saturday excursions to Fort Monroe Norfolk Virginia Beach and Ocean View. The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company will repeat the trip this week with the same reduced rates. Steamer Newport News will depart Seventh Street wharf Saturday at 7 pm arriving in Norfolk and Fort Monroe early Sunday and Jenavine will return Sunday evening reaching home in time for Monday business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Fort Monros
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Newport News
Seventh Street Wharf
Fort Monroe
Jenavine
Leve
Infant Sanitar ium Excursion Postponed to Old Point and the Capes
Rain causes the Infant Sanitarium excursion to Old Point and the Capes to be postponed. Pocahontas Cornell No 49% Royal Arecanum had planned a Wednesday eventy but will reschedule. Steamers Pocahontas and Norfolk run lines will depart from their wharves with tickets for the original event honored when rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infant Sanitarium
Old Point
The
Capes
Pocahontas Cornell
Royal Arecanum
Ridiyeventos
Pocahontas
Glyde Line
Portsmouth
Tbh
Southern Run
Raymite Street
Origi- Windante
Sanitarum
Second personal tour to Niagara Walls and Buffalo
The second personally conducted tour to Niagara Walls Watkins Glen Geneva Rochester and Buffalo via Baltimore and Ohio railroad Royal Blue Line will leave Norfolk Wednesday July 25 round trip from Norfolk via Baltimore Washington $15.00 For further information address Arthur G. Lewis Southern Passenger Agent under Atlantic Hartel jy 18 eo0dtJy 28i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Walls
Watkins Glen
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Royal Blue Line
Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington
Arthur G. Lewis
Southern
Atlantic Hartel
Decean View entertainment at Ocean View
Needham and Jones present a new vaudeville act this week featuring clogging reel and dancing. Dr Week, noted eye expert, conducts free examinations at 310 Main Street, with Gale and Fo TL in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham & Jones
Trisheoame- Mans
Ocean View
Week
Perment By
Gale
Main Street
Purchase transfer of FW 11 Gale trust jewelry business
The FW 11 Gale trust announces the purchase of the Midwara Spalding stock and full assortment of fixtures tools fittings and accounts. The jewelry business will continue at the old stand 310 Main Street under the new name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdwara Spalding
Gale Trust
Main Street
Rem
Gale Jewelry Co. Announces Skilled Watch Repair Service
The Gale Jewelry Co announces the employment of skilled workmen to repair fine watches and jewelry. The firm seeks patronage from customers as of the oil mill era, with i 12 Gala appointed manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. My. i
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Epworth Re
Suffolk
Sidney ‘Ty. lLilis
Nansemont
Treasearer Ilis
Tt Jis
Nanstemond
Jones
Warmers’ Bank
Wansemond
Pms
Slaughdor
Tevever
Mondy
J. BE. Sutton
Kilby Street
J. IF. Love
H. C. Cheatham
W. J. Silby
Daniel Brothers
A. H. Hargrove
Asheville
Hosier
Nag's Head
Charlotte Young
Henderson
Elise Urquhart
Gibson
Willie
Springfield
Ward
Haney
Christie
R. R. Smith
Buelkroe Beach
Smith
Heesie Cropper
Halifax
O. G. Cathomus
Abbie Wilson
di Riddick
W.W. Briggs
Locust Dale
R. G. Dennis Lumber Company
W. Truitt
GROOT
Dayton
Ohio
Regulator CO
Atlanta
Heceavasiaya
Bramaln Lon
Atlas Vic
Mounterswilzle
Norfols
Wodges
the Ocean View Daily Visitor
Mace
Montera Tey Commission
de Witt
A. W. Trotter
Truitt & Smith
NR. L. Wieson
Brambleton
Norfolk Architec
Miramiehi
Canada
J.om
Trotter
R. L. Wilson
Niagara Falls
Motice
Gale Jewelry Co
Winston
Wilbellane
Hg Wiley
Uae
Rh Holmes & Co
Cobh Deets
J. D. M. Prottieor
AT. W Sr
Sonos
Hk Candy Nitchen
Low vi
Mech
Binatian & Powell
Bovistn's
Dulatialaciy
CU Atp Tital MS Mitarmacy
Detis Pharmacy
Virginia Lithia Water Co
Speler
Southern Phono
Marion Harland
N.K. Fairbank Company
Montreal
Dunston & Silverwood Norfolk
GG. S
Charles
Hanner Voal
Sriggs & CO
Merce Street
Yardis
Ie Ag
Old Market Square
Rmanent Aeeigerate
California Pritt Triuisportati
J. Ware Houck
Granby St
Norfolk, Va
General Oficers—Thoe Kovikory Building
Chiengea
Iersey
H.R
TH Medical CO
Gqainha
Neb
John S. Etheridge
Berkaby
Corner Chestnut
Sears Street
Norfolk and
Wortsrmouth
Joun & Bvtimlnidge
Barrety
Wilk
Ferry Boat Landing
Mianbers
Oie. Unite
Mt Wie
Elas Ball
Matin Street
COE Cage CO
Bod
Masonic Dumplo
Omzgagy
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