Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
THE NEWS OF FULTON.
Personal and other Items Cleaned
in che East End.

There are proracted services oelns
held az Four-Mile Creek church, Just be-
low Fulton. this week, by the Rev. Mar.
Han. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Munns. There
Is also continued service at Wils's
church by the Rev. Messrs. Boadles, faith
or and son.
Central chapel. just below here, will be
dedicated on Sunday, August 3lst, and
services to be continued week will be
commenced by Rev. Mr.. Collier.
The choir Of the Fulton Baptist church
realizing that when the auditorium -
completed the church VIII need an organ
has begun q fund for that purpose. 1t IS
supposed that $50 win purchase an IN
strument that viii do good service.
The friends Of Mr.. Henry Roamer and
Miss Maggie Johnson were agreeably sur
urised when they went up town last
Thursday night. and were married in the
parlors OF the English Lutheran church
by the pastor. The newly-wedded pair re-
turned home and will reside on NlchoI-
son street
Rev. j. r. Harrison. pastor Of the Flu
ton Baptist church, IS visiting relatlVe'
i'm the mountains Of virginia. Rev W. >
Leake viii preach at his church THIS
morning
IRE Knights OF Damon have organized
a conclave here. No. 50. 1t meets every
Thursday night I'm Kerse's Hall, on Or
leans street. 1t is q fraternh protective
order. and already has large member
ship.
Colonel. Cutshaw. the City Engineer. is
having the gravel and sand dredged out
Of the river by the city dredge Richmond
and making and extending Hague street.
which IS a cross street from Lester street
to Williamsburg avenue.
Councilman J. Harry Lawder left
Thursday evening on the Bay-Line
steamer Virginia for Baltimore. Mr..
Iawder has been quite sick for the past
month, but IS now improyts rapidly.
Before returning he will, with Mr.. j. A.
Black, 90 on a fishing cruise near old
Point, Mobiack bay, and the waters OF
North Carolina.
The Richmond Cedar Works has pur-
chased tract Of land on the Osborne
turnpike. near the city limits, on which
they viii erect large brick stables TO
accommodate the large number OF horses
and mules which they use IN their bust
ness.
Tho Virginia and North Carolina
Wheel Company IS building a large adj
dillon 70 its extensive plant The com
pany has a large number Of orders on
hand.
NIessrs. Oscar Holmes. Jimmie Throck-
morton. James GOode. and Richard STAMINA
got two deer on Thursday morning less
than six miles from Richmond, near the
DarbytOwn road. Mr. STAMINA killed both.
Mr.. Iemuel Leonard and wife left last
Tuesday for several weeks visit TO Tela-
tives IN Caroline county.
Mr.. James Conway has returned after
a pleasant trip 20 Baltimore.
The Joint excursion Of the Fulton Bap-
fist and Denny-Street Methodist Episco-
pal churches TO Old Point and BuclIroe
Beach was an enjoyable affair, and the
Fulton people enjoyed their outing.
Mrs. Robert Mackey and daughter, OF
Newport News. after short visit to rela-
tives here, have returned home.
Mr.. NJ. A. Enright, who was called 10
the city on account OF the death of q
relative. has returned to his post OF duty.
Mrs. c.. T. Watson left Tuesday fer an
extended visit 20 friends In Salisbury.
Greensboro. ana Asheville, y. c. She
expects TO remain away about two
months.
A party consisting OF Misses Jennie
Romer, Minnie Thorn, Lizzie Gundlach.
and little Freddie Romer. are summering
In Baltimore. Nd, and the mountains Of
Virginia.
Mr. r. Nielsen has returned from the
District Conference OF the Methodist Eris-
copal Church held at Williamsburg last
week.
Miss Bette Clark has returned to the
city after spending some time at Curtis
Neck.
Miss Della Gauldlng is visiting friends
at Glen Allen, Va.