The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-28
NEWS OF Full TON
THE PAST WEEK
The Roll of Honor at Nicholson
Street Public School.
DIR. STEEL AT DENNY-sFREEI.
Much Building Is Going on in the
East End-The Binding of the
Mhec1-Works Unsett,cd-News.
Personal and Brief.
DR.. STEEL AT DENNY-sFREET

Mrs. Hening. the wife of Rev. B. c.
Eening, is able to be out after her re-
cent illness
George Hudson. one of the Oldest en-
pioyes OF Aiilifiser's Manufacturing Com
pany, who has been Ill at his residence,
on Fulton I'LL. is greatly improved. and
will be seen on the streets in a few
days
Miss Mamie Gosan has returned from
pleasant visit to relatives in West
Point.
Mrs. Fred. Merridue. who has been SUI
fering with a rising hand. is improving
The Ladies Auxiliary Society Of Den
ny-Street NJ. Z. church will meet on
tomorrow at 3 p NJ with Mrs. Samuel
Meredith. of Williamsburg Avenue
Mrs. a. a. Winston, of 3S1S Seventh
Street, is visiting her son in Newport
News.
Mr. Fritz Farley, OF Nicholson Street,
has returned to Orange county TO reside
on account of. i'll health, where he. Will
be Joined about Christmas by his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. James Farley, End
children.
Mrs L. ". Morecock, Of Charles City.
IS visiting her son. w. 7. Morecock, 53li
Williamsburg Avenue.
Mrs Al. J.. West. of Varina, who was
painfully hurt about TWO weeks ago
while driving TO the city by her vehicle
breaking and horse becoming frightened,
throwing her out and cutting her fore
head, is improving under the care Of Dr.
c. Archer
Rev. John ". Daugher:y, pastor of the
Apostolic Church, is holding a revival in
Roanoke this week.
Miss Inez Adams is sick at her resi-
dence 503 Denny Street.
Mr. j. Wall Turner and daughter, Mrs.
NJ. S. Simpson, of Philadelphia, who have
been visiting his brother, Mr. John w.
Turner, of Marion Hill, have returned
home.
Mr. J. w. Mason is sick at his resi-
dence. on Lester Street.
Mrs. Wesler, of Earina, has moved to
Chicago.
Mrs Thomas Cumber is sick at her
residence, 632 Louisiana Street.
RUAfORS AFIOAT.
Nothing definite has been heard as yet
in regard to the rebuilding Of The Virgin
la and North Carolina Wheel Works be-
low the CITY, Rumors are floating around
that the company Will build their plant IN
Manchester and others are that they viii
rebuild part of their plant on its former
site. The officials of the company will
not give out q word for publication in
regard 10 any of the rumors or theic lu-
ture intentions. The best portion Of their.
expert workmen, Including a number Of
1QrPlneI. nave d1cSpleu sSDpl l|OSltipiiS III
other wheel works throughout the
States
Mrs Ralph Cavedo is improving at her
residence. on Lester Street, from her re-
cent illness.
The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company are engaged in laying the heavy
rails on their line on Williamsburg Ave-
nue. from Louisiana to Denny Street,
which has long been needed.
Bids have also been asked by the Street
committee to pave this thoroughfare with
belgian blocks from Orleans 80 Graham
Street
The contractors are finishing two
squares on Louisiana Street from the
railroad crossing on Third Street to Les
ter Street, which completes Louisiana
Street to the Avenue, with belgian blocks
Alderman Lawder has the credit which
is justly due for this work.
Rev Z. b. Snead will occupy his pulpit
al Weddell .henicrial chapel on both occa-
sions to-day.
Bernard the infant son of MIR. Samuel
AIinnns, of No. 40 Graham Street. who
has been quite sick. is improving nicely.
Mr. Charles Armistead. who mashed his
great toe OFF last week, is able to be
out.
A CRIPPLE INJURED
Willie Hickman. of No. 1919 Williams
burg Avenue. the little boy VINO had his
hands torn TO pieces by the explosion Of
a dynamite cap on Wednesday even ng,
is getting along as nicely as can be
exnected, considering his injuries Willie
was already a cripple. having to hobble
along on crutches. He had two fingers
on his right hand blown off, and two on
his left were badly shattered. and prob
ably he will lose these. This will leave
him in a condition 10 be pitied, as he.
has no use of one of his legs and now
his hands will be of little service TO him
SURPRISE PARTY.
The many friends of Miss Alma Parrish
rendered her a delightful surprise party
at her home. No. 70a Louisiana Street.
Games We're INDUCED in until a late hour.
when refreshments We're served.
Among those present We're as follows:
Misses Caudie Tyree. Maggie Tyree,
Anna T,ree, Mary Gillian. Ida Miles,