The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06
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The Republicans Of Fulton met last
Tuesday night at Donohues Ham. and.
were addressed by Messrs. Edgar Alldn-
Jr.. and Mr. Fairies, Of Portsmouth.
At the conclusion OF addresses the club
went into business essiOn FOR the cleo
ton OF officers and Me ssrs. Joe Hart and
and George ". Donly were placeon nom
nation for president. AND Mr.. DOnly cap
tured the prize 10y "a ha. NsOmo majority
Mr.. George Tate was elected recording
secretary after which they adjo' lrncd 10
meet again next Tuesday night at the
same hour and place.
Last Tuesday night Mr.. wallace keams
invited several young people 10 hh home
on the Government road, where g had
prepared u bouniiful fruit s,tppcrt' Tho
young people made merry wlIh X ines.
music, etc. and enjoyed them olives very
much. Miss Emma Parr Ida spear. Mel
lie Prairie. Anne McCane, Ella Jord an
Maggie Mays. Emma Wilkinson. On IA
smith. Grace Reams and Matilda tNclsa IN
We're the ladies present.
The men were Mcssrs Everett Wilkii-
son, Edward Mitchell. Floyd Heam.. Rich
ard Eacho. George Baker. Charles Eacho,
Victor Moon. William Barlow and Mr.
Wood
Little Msssos Bertha and May Washer
gave donkey party in honor Of teir
friend. MISS Nirgic Dews. Of Lle OF Wight
county, at their home on Williamsburg av-
enue last Thursday cvcning- After the
prizes had been awarded a rcDaet was
served and games were played until very
late.
Among those prescrs,' were Misses Nir-
cic Dcws. Amanda Gumuach. Monte Min
son, Irene Smith. Florence ~ Hard ollie
and Lucy Brown. Annie Gayle. LOtsie and
Lizzie CARRIER, Masters MaLie Brown.
Louis Washer Fritz Walter. Nrtz Wash
er. Willie Gayle and a number or Others.
Miss Dews won The first prize, a silk
handkerchief. and Miss I1duc CARRIER.
the BOBBY n c-fl baby
There was a small fire In the~ stable Of
the Fulton Teast Cake Company on Nich-
olson street last Monday night between
Q and 10 O'Clock Not much daITigc was
done. however. The suspicious odor OF
kerosene oil led the owners to'think that
the place had been set on fire.
The funeral of Zelma. the infarr- child
of Mr. ana Mrs. Boeppe. whose death oc-
CURED a few days since. took place
Thursday from the residence. being cons
Quoted by Rev J. ". Daughcrty.
Mrs Louis Washer. ST.. las just re-
turned from a two-months' tour through
Germany. where she visited her ola home
at Charlottenburg and her brother in
Berlin She says that her trip both wigs
WAS devoid OF an the horrors 81 the
usual sen VOYAGE. ard she enjoyed hor-
self very much Her nephew. Mr.. VII
liam Walters. his wife. and two children
returned with her and viii make their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunher, who live on !
Williamsburg avenue. mourn tho loss Of
their infant daughter. which died Tues
day The remains We're taken TO New
Kent county for burial
Miss Della GauldinG has returned %
her home. on Seventh street after pro-
lonrcd visit 10 Glen Allen. Va.
Miss Maggie Collins has returned 10
her home here after a sojouru on the
sea coast
Miss Koch. noice OF Mr. r.. Nielsen.
who was expected here last Saturday
from Denmark has not arrived yet. The
steamer is overdue.
Miss Lula and Grace Malone md
their nephew. George Wise. have return
ed to the city after visit to their aunt
i'm the country.
Mr.. G. u. Smith. the inventor OF the
those gates" for fire hose. has succeed
al I'm obtaining an order from the city
of Richmond for eight Of them, one for
each fire engine.
Miss Maggie ODwyer Will leave to-day
for Portsmouth, Va 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. Hugh Mcclure. who has been
quite in at his home, on Seventh street.
IS improving rapidly.
Mfr. William l.. Partnership, wife. and
niece. Miss Nellie Jones arrived from
Liverpool England. Monday and are
visiting his brOiher-in-law Mr.. James
Vaughan on Nicholson street. Mr.. blan-
konship was u former Manchester boy i
and has many friends in this city.
Mr. Clay. one Of the Oldest members
OF the Fulton Baptist church. died ON
Monday and was buried from that cnurch
ON Tuesday Rev J. r. Harrison and
Rev. l.. T. ThrockmortOn conducted the
services. He was n member of Unity
Lodge. No. 8. l. 0. O. J..
The wife OF Mr.. J. Wilbur Southwark
chairman OF the District Republican
Committee has been seriously III during
the past week.
Mrs r. J. Enright is quite sick with
nalarial-fever.
Rev T.. T.. Throckmorton will assist
the Rev W. Il. Tyler. of Black creek
Baptist church to-day.
Councilman Lawder has returned from
Baltimore and other points North.
Mr. Thomas O'ConnOr and WE nave
returned after a visit 20 northern cities
Mr. Thomas s. Rogers. prominent
citizen Of Varina, who has been very
sick. is now improving.
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