Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
NEWS NOTES FROM FULTON.
Personal and Other Items Gathere"
in tho East End.


during the week.
Mrs Thomas Weimer and children are
spending the summer in the country
Mr.. Gldwell Jordan, who was so badly
injured last week by the cars, Is getting
along as wen as could be expected
Miss Maggie O'Dwyer is visiting Ports
mouth and Virginia Beach, and VIII De
absent from the city for several weeks
Mr NJ. ]. O'Comer and wife spent
deIiChtful time at the beach the nrst part
Of the week
Mr Edward Donahue and son have re-
turned home from the capes.
MIR. John McMahon has been IN fe'ers-
burg all the week on business
Mr.. Thomas ii. Davis has returned from
Baltimore and Washington.
,rbn recess doors that are being put In
AZ No. S engne-house will be completed
in a few days. .,.
Dir. d. ODwyer is in Portsmouth visit
ing relatives. -
Mrs. Mosby, one Of the Oldest residents
Of Fulton, is quite sick at her son-in-
laws, Mr.. Oscar Holmes.
Miss Maggie Post is extremely III az the
residence Of her father on Williamsburg
avenue.
Mr. Edward Sheehan has returned
nome from SISllIAuH' fNtN4 " f'~''N
visit to relatives and friends
Mr.. Joseph Il. Sorg, foreman OF the
Millh,ser Manufacturing Company. and
family left yesterday FOR otterburn
Springs for few weeks stay.
Miss Bette c. Wells is IN Spotsylvania
county summering with relatives ana
friends.
Mrs. Ann Martin is quite III at her home
on Williamsburg avenue.
Mrs. Sarah y NcDonouSh iett FRIDAY
for New York 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. y. W. Whi,low has been quite SICK
during the past few days.
Mr.. william Hood has been quite Ill at
his residence on Fulton street this week.
Mrs. .. X Lear, OF Denny street, went
70 Newport News on wednesday TO at
tend the funeral OF a grandchild who died
there on Tuesiay. The father OF the
child, Mr.. Warren Lear. was reared in
Fulton.
Mrs. J. w. Reams and children arrived
home from Nelson county on Friday,
after months pleasant stay in the
mountains.
Miss Nellie Prerie, of Williamsburg
avenue, left Thursday night for two
weeks visit 70 friends and relatives In
Danville, Va
Mr.. J. w. Reams. who attended the
Baptist Young Peoples Union convention
I'm Baltimore. and then went 10 Cobb's
Island. is expected back this morning.
Mrs. Barney McDonough left on Friday
via Old Dominion line for Brooklyn on
a visit 10 her daughter.
Mr. George W. Clarke Is quite sick at
his residence at Fort Lee, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio.
Mr.. Charles II. Smith has bought the
handsome and elegant brick residence
on the corner Of State and Fulton streets
from Mr. w. Hampton Curtis for a sum
very near 5000.
Miss Pearl Jordan and Miss Mary
Turner arrived home on Thursday, after
q very delightful visit to Baltimore. Penn
Mar. ana other places Of interest They
were also In attendance at the Baptist
Young Peoples Union convention held
in Baltimore last week.
Miss Mamie Bagley and Miss Minnie
Fiunegan. are contemplating summering
In Farmville.
Fulton Baptist church has an increase
Of ia members over last year; the aggre-
gate collections for the year are $326O25
and the church IL In a Aourishing condi-
ton.
Mrs S. A. Duke and daughter. Lillian.
attended the Dover Association in West
Point last week. Mise lillian will stay
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. John
II. Pease at the Point.
Miss Kate Johnson. who was extremely
III during the week. is reported much
| better
Mr.. George w. Smoot, former well
| known citizen Of Fulton. is quite i'll at
his residence on east Marshall street
His many friends in Fulton hope for his
| speedy recovery.
Councilman Dlacont and Assistant City
Engineer Bates passed through Fulton
on Thursday. II is thought their visit
| was relative to the L@ater-street car
! track. The Council recently gavv the
| railway people until the LIST of August
| to put the track in condition, but no
| start as yet has been made
Mr.. c. ID. Larus and family have moved
| to their country residence just below
| Fulton, for the summer
| Little Thornton Bohanan. while riding
a horse belonging to Mr.. r. T.. Powell.
on Tuesday. fell of and broke his arm.
lie is getting along nicely now.
| Mrs. Thomas Launders and children
have returned from a delightful visit OF
a month at DR.. BraXton's, in King VIII
liam.
Mr. William Butler. former we'll
known resident of Fulton, but now Of
Petersburg, was visiting friends and rela-
tives here this week.
The office at Klapp's brickyard was
broken into one day last week, but
nothing Of any consequence was taken.
The robbers were frightened off by Mr.
Woodson, Waterman for the Virginia and
North Carolina Wheel Company. 1Ir
DICK Reynolds. who has charge OF the
| property. is at work on the case
Mr.. John Y. Woodroof. aged Is years
died Monday at his residence on Nicholas
street. His funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock from the Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal church. and a
large number Of friends and acquaintances
attended. Mr.. Woodroof was a member
of the knights Of Honor. end was insured
for S2.0". Ne also belonged to lodge Of
Odd-Fel!ows located in Manchester.