Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
A FULTON BOY INJURED.
Hurt in n Railroad wrecIS-Other
East Side Items

Mr.. e. p Wooters, of No. 314 I.ouisian:
street, Fulton. received intelligence from
| North Carolina a few days ago to tn,
effect that his son. Mr. s. w. Wooters
was very painfully injured. The youns
man Is baggage-master on the o. r. & c.
| road, between Marioa and Blacksburg
/ and while passing from the baggage-cal
| to the coach, was thrown between the
cars and sustained several bruises and q
| fractured rib. Mr.. Wooters is resting
well now, and his wounds are not con-
sidered dangerous.
The unfortunate young man Is well
known in Fulton, where he resided for a
long time.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gurren and family
left last Wednesday for Hackerstown. n.
j., to visit relatives. Mr.. Gurren will be
absent only about ten days, and Mrs.
Gurren and the children will spend the
remainder Of the summer. They were ac-
companed on the trip by Miss Bridgine
OGorman, who goes to visit relatives In
Newark, n. j.
Mr.. James OConnor and his son-in-law.
Mr.. Humphrey, OF West Point, spent
few days here this week, and have re-
turned home.
Miss Ruth Griffin and her cousin, Miss
Annie Eyler, have returned from a pleas
ant visit to Newport News and Virginia
Beach, where they have been visiting
relatives.
Miss Ella Griffin will return from New
port News next week, after a pleasant
stay with friends, and will be accompa-
MED by her cousin, Miss Lille Lear
Mrs. A. b. Day, of No. 500 Louisiana
street, who has been visiting in Halifax
a md nlyl at,f .ffn
weeks, has returned home, greatly i'm
proved by her trip
Mr.. George Baker, very popular young
man of Fulton, is quite sick at his home,
on Centre street.
Mr.. Benjamin Heeke, who lives on
Nicholson street, is a very i'll man. His !
friends are anxious about him
Arthur Sharp and Wesley Taylor man. |
ayers of the Fulton Baseball Club. are
open for challenges.
Miss Laura Harrison gave her infant |
class a delightful social |
party on Wednesday evening. The little
ones enjoyed themselves very much.
Mr.. John Sweeney, who had mis- leg
broken in the boiler explosion near Curtis
Neck on Monday, is getting along as
well as could be expected. Charles Brown.
the colored man who was more badly in
j"ANu 1t tHS SdlHc tAplOSIOfl, Is SuUerlng
very much, and his condition Is not 80
favorable
Mr.. Peter Martin IL quite sick at his
residence, on Williamsburg avenue.
Mrs. James ii. Crenshaw and three
children, Of Bon Air. were visiting the
'amily of Mr.. John w. Turner, on Marion
Hill, last week.
Mrs. w. c. Gayle and child returned
asst friday from very pleasant visit 10
riends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Louis Washer, ST., Is visiting
riends in Baltimore. and should the
var be declared off, will sail for her old
lone, in Germany.
Rev. Frank Price and wife, who re-
entity returned from China, where he
ad been engaged in missionary work for
ONE years, Will spend the summer at the
esidence OF Mr.. John w. Turner, or Ma
ion Hill.
Mrs. John r. Patram and her daughter.
IRIS. Jennie Wood, will leave next Wed
esday for Wilmington, Del They ex-l
ect to make an extended visit which
ill include New York and Brooklyn and
Their northern cities. ,
Mr.. X. T. Moncure, OF Fulton Hill. who :
as been quite sick recently, is muchl
improved. and able to be about.
Mrs. Fanny Stern and daughter. Miss :
ell, will spend the summer at Old Point +,
omforO
Mrs. L. Heath and daughter. Nellie. are
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Sam Fields
Greensboro N. c.