The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21
THE WEEK IN FULTON.
The Death OF Mr.. NJ. j. o'connor-se,

vices To-day.
Rev. J. T. Ruutten viii preach at the
Denny-Strcet church Sunday at il a. NJ.
on the subject, The Path Up Two Noun
1ains.. His subject at :iS J.. NJ, Will be
"A Cowardly Shepherd Running from a
Wolt.''
AL the Fulton Baptist church the Rev.
Cabell 3. Hening will preach at IL a. NJ,
having for his subject, Unused Power
in the Church" At 7:i5, by request, he
will preach III his own pulpit 4 sermon
on. The Value OF the SOUL preached by
him not long since from the pulpit oil the
D,anny-Street Methodist church.
MIR. NJ. j. OConnor, one OF Fuiton's
most prominent citizens. died at his resi-
dence, No. 1881 Fourth streei, Fulton,
Friday evening at $50 o'clock. after u lin
gering illness, but which only confined
him to his bed for two weeks.
The deceased was for many years a
valued empioye of Davis 6 Atkins. whole
sale dealers on Cary street, and was q
thoroughly reliable man, being held in
the highest esteem. He was a promi-
nent member OF the Elks, and leaves be-
sides wife. Two sisters and TWO bro
Tiers. namely, Mrs. John GucTen. Mrs.
Eddie Barker, John O'Connor and Thorn
as OConnor.
The funeral will take place from st.
Patricl5s church to-day at 3 P. NJ.
The following gentlemen viii act as
rall-hearers: James Bowen. James II.
kerse, NJ Bahen, w. ]. Enrisht, Thomas
O'Connor. James Z. Grady, John ].
Rankin. John c. Mckinley, James Nca-
gle. Z. Donahue r. J. Parater and ). r.
NeaSle of the FIlkS' Lodge.
Miss Lizzie Barker entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at her home, on Denny
street Friday night A good number We're
present. and the evening was greatly en-
5oyed by all who attended.
There was a delightful social at the
residence of Mr.. Alec. McCabe, on Louis
lana street. Mr.. McCabe WAS the host,
and the generous manner In which he
supplied his guests with everything that
The heart could desire or please the pal
ate will long be remembered by those
who attended. 1t was an occasion of
great enjoyment.
Miss Matte Seals was rendered sur
prise party by her friends at her resi-.
derce, on Marshall street, Monday night.
The occasion was designated as tacky
parry, and the unique costumes of the
guests We're very amusing. AIirth and
laughter prevailed until a late hour The
evening was spent in games and other
amusing features.
Tho Fulton Mandolin and Guitar Club
is practicing under the direction of Prof.
Guy G. MosbY. and will soon be heard in
selections comprising most of the recent
and up-to-date music.
The numerous friends OF Mrs Christ
Ian Rocher are glad to learn of her con-
salescen e from Z recent severe attack of
rheumatism.
Mr.. Willie Connan. 10 louisiana street.
IS slightly improved from q severe attack
of pneumonia.
His brother of the firm of CONAN
Erothcrs. Fayetteville. n. c., is in atten-
dance at his bedside.
Mr.. II. T. Davis, Of Fulton Hill. is bet
Ter after n recent Illness.
Mrs. Cyclone. Samuel on the river who
has been sick Tor four or five weeks is
improved.
Mrs Savage on the River road, who
sustained severe injuries about one year
ago by falling from a rolling chair. has SO
far improved as 10 be able to walk with
The use of crutches
Miss Lizzie Tombs. $3.50 Williamsburg
avenue, who has been sick, is considerably
improved.
Mrs Sam Amber 6s2 louisiana street.
who has been i'll With pneumonia. has re-
covered.
Mr.. Andrew Boulware Is quite sick a,
his home 704 State street, being threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Armstrong. ~ Louisiana street, is
quite sick.
Rertie. the little daughter of Mrs. Eu-
.;.enia Taylor,i is sick at her home on Nich-
olson street.
TIE Ladies. Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street church meets at the residence Of
airs r. IL WeImcr on Denny street. Mon
day at 3 r. NJ.
Engine Company No. S has received its
steamer back after Its having undergone
! thorough repair and are noE ready for
any emergency.
To-day services MIL be held both morn
ir,E and evening at The Weddcll- Memorial
chapel, on Denny street. AT night Rev.