The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-25

of Miss Katie Philomenia Bowen to Mr.
John Edward Whelton at st. Patrick's
church, Thursday morning, November
Goth. at S o'clock. So
The bride to be- is tte-charming daugh-
| ter OF Mrs. Mary E.. Bowen and is well
| known in Fulton. -Gt.
Miss Ella Mcdowell and Mr.. Thomas
Barlow will be married next Wednesday
night at the parlors of Rev. 3. Cahell
Hening Miss Mcdowell is the daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdowell.
Mrs. Alice Hickman, of No. 3912 VIII
, .iamsburg Avenue. received a letter from
her son, Edgar, who is now trumpeter
in Troop Z, Eighth Cavalry. stationed in
San Louis, Santiago province, Cuba Mr..
Hickman sent home picture of himself
and squad, and states he is enjoying the
best Of health.
PERSONAL NOTES.
George Hudson, one of the oldest resi-
dents of Fulton Hill, who has been sick
for several months. is improving. and
will soon be able to resume his duties.
Mr.. Georges Heath. well-known Full
tonite, who has been working in North
Carolina, returned home this week. Mr..
Heath had the misfortune to meet with
several accidents, one of which was very
painful, and he was unable to use his
hand for several weeks.
! Mrs. Henry Whitlow continues quite
sick at her residence, on Louisiana Street
Mrs. Henry Bishop is SICK at her resi-
dence. No. 1919 Fulton street, with TYPHOID
fever
Misses Lila and Bessie Bryant, tlaugh-
tiers of Superintendent j. w. Bryant
Of the National Cemetery, have returned
home after an extended visit TO their
brother, Harry, in Lowell. Mass.
Thay were accompanied by their cousin.
Miss Nellie Bryant, of that city.
Mr.. w. J. Enright continues quite sick
at his residence, on Orleans Street.
Mr.. F. S. Anderson has been appointed
relief clerk at the Peoples Drug Store,
vice Dr.. Arnon, who will enter the drug
business in Newport News.
Mr.. Oscar Eilkerson continues Ill at
the residence of Mr.. William Cavedo.
Mrs. George Smith is Ill at her residence,
on State Street, near Fulton, with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Leslie Hughes, who has been quite
sick at her residence, on Fulton Hill.
with typhoid fever, is improving
Mrs. Henry Johnston. of Denny Street.
met with a very painful accident on Mon
day morning. Mrs. Johnston was in the
act of stepping over a seWer-ditch. being
dug on Denny Street, when she missed
her footing and fell heavily to the ground.
painfully bruisinS herself
The Builders League of Denny-Street NJ.
Mrs Blair, 7oS North REIMBURSEMENT
Street. on next Wednesday. The. members
are requested to meet at the parsonage at
2:3O O'Clock, and to go to the place OF
meeting in a body.
The Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet on Monday night with Miss Martha
Black. of Denny Street.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society Of Denny
Street NJ. E. church will have an oyster
supper at Nielsen Hall on Tuesday night
The Youths Social Club OF Fulton VIII
meet on next Thursday night with Miss
Nellie Sharp, on Nicholson Street
The Fulton Hill Literary Club will meet
on next Friday night with Mrs. George
Hudson at her residence, on the HILL
Miss Lizzie Ry1and. of King and Queen
county, is the guest of Mrs. IS. C. Hening,
of Graham Street.
or. Frank Lance, q. popular young man
Of Fulton, is Ill at the residence OF his
father, on Graham Street,, with typhoid
fever
Fulton will support "the Mayor of
Marshall Ward Captain John A. Curtis
for the Constitutional Convention.
Mrs w.sB Haislip. OF Leesburg. va.
is visiting her sistsr, Mrs. r. L. Harflson'
at ..Waverly.'' on Fulton HILL
Mr. John nowden has accepted pos
ton as first fireman on the seasolns
tug OLIVE Branch.
Miss Hattie Mccau1ey. OF No. 1901 F.ii-
ton Street. entertained number OF ner
friends on Tuesday night, the occasion
being her fourteenth birthday.
The residents near Fort Harrison Gene.
terry are stirred up by th4 removal % :