The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-13
NEW BNrEsPRfsE ron FULTON.
Talk of Erecting IA Steam Flour and Corn
Mili-Personai Notes.

Talk of Erecting IA Steam Flour and Corn
AIili-Personai Notes.
There is O. movement on foot 70 start
a new enterprise in Fulton by which tho
place will be greatly benefited. ana work
furnished for soma Of the Fulton people.
The proposition is 10 erect a steam Hour
and corn mill The parties Interested are
said TO he several Of f'ulton's nlonied men
and merchants. and some prominent farm
ors of Varina- The merchants say that
one Of their reasons for ms enterprise
is now too much difference between the
price OF corn and what they have 10 pay
for meal.
There IS also talk among the farmers
OF starting q canning establishment TO
make a market for their tomatoes and
fruit, etc.
Rev Mr.. Brown, who was assigned
20 the Henrico Circuit az the last gen
eral Methodist conference. end who sue
ceeds Rev, Mr. Beadloa moved into the
parsonage near Glendale last week. and
has gone actively 10 work. He preached
last Sunday at Wills church in the
morning, and at Laurel Hin church.
Mr.. Brown comes from Cumberland cir
cult. on Chesapeake bay. lie has ox-
pressed himself as much pleased with
several changes in the scnrlco circuit.
and the new pastor win have four church.
&c instead Of three. ne his predecessor had.
Mr.. Brown viii have charge Of Laurel
Hin, Willis. Salem ana Mount Pleasant
churches Beulah church, which was in
this circuit has been transferred TO an
other MIR. Brown viii preach every first
Sunday at laurel Hill church az p. NJ.
and on tho third Sunday at II a. NJ Rev
&. w. Friend. Of Chesterfield viii preach
at Laurel Hill at II a. NJ. every second
and fourth Sundays This church Will
have services every Sunday. as the pastor
has said he would also preach every NTH
Sunday at Laurel Hill
Helen. the little daughter OF Mrs. Mag
gie O'Connor. who has been quite SICK is
much improved.
Mrs. $. j.. Scay IS very SICK at her
home on Denny street.
The funeral Of Mr. Charles w Dunkley
took place Wednesday evening at 3
O'Clock from the Fulton Baptist church.
Rev. J. r. Harrison preached a very
touching sermon. Intcrmcnt was at Oak
wood. lie leaves a mother and widow
freddy" Foster has been farmod ont
70 tho Richmonds. lie has expressed
himself as greatly pleased with being
consigned 10 this town this season Red
dy" has had more experience as q base
ban player among the minor and other
leagues than tho average player OF his
ace. and IS certainly good timber for the
big league next year II may be possible
that Richmond will not have "Reddy'
an of next year. The New York Club
may recall him ~ any time.
Tho Juvenile Jolly Club was ORGANIZED
recently. 1t elected these officers: Mas
ter Wuiam ! Mays. president; Master
william Knufclt. treasurer; Master A.
Nelson. secretary: Master FL. Butler, col
lcctor The object OF these young people
organizing IS for social intercourse. The
club has rented rooms on Denny street,
and has a charter membership Of twenty
one. The members are all prominent sons
Of leading rhuroh -membcrs
Mrs. George Hudson, who has been IN
disposed for some months is now very
much improved.
Captain r. II. McCOok is now engaged
in designing mode for the Fulton Yacht
Club. Tho captain. who Is an old river
man has had n great deal Of experience
among yachts. II is understood that Cap
tain NcCool1 submitted a model Of
the proposed yacht and the club has &C
ccNtel The design. The managing officers
OF the club VIII not OFFER stock in the
club before the boat IS launched. which,
70 Is thought. VIII be about next March.
Mr. Ross Southwark. son OF Mr.. j..
Wilbur Southwark former sheriff of Hem
rico county. who has been quite III for the
past two weeks. is ont again.