The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-01
Willie CauIin Fell From a Wagon in.
Fulton.
MARRIAGE OF MISS E. M. GRIMES
Where Fulton Baseball Players Will
Lccatc This scason-E:joyablc
Pic Party-Personal aad
Notes.


both occasions by its pastor, Rev. j ::
Rou,ten. His subject at II A. NJ. VIII
be The Web and Wcof of Great Lite;
ar 7.45 2. NJ ne Will preach upon the
subject of The War Cry" which was
nostuoned from last Sunday on account
OF visit of Rev. George II. Wiley, VINO
filled the pulpit in the morning.
Rev. &. Cahell Hening VIII III ms pu.-
nit at Fulton Baptist Church on both
ncc,sions to-day. At IL A. NJ. his sub
iect will be ..Wavering People" At I:4o T.
NJ ne will continue the series OF Sunday
night sermons taking for his SUBJECT
"If a person is sincere in his Belief, Is
he All Right?
Master Willie Caulin, the fifteen-year-
old son of Mrs. Lizzie Caulin, met with
very painful accident on last Inursoas
evening about O'Clock he was rlutos
home from work on an empty lumber
wagon and while the wagon was cross
ins. tae railway track, opposite the Gas
Works. he. in some manner, lost his bal
ance and fell heavily to the ground. ne
was picked up by passers-oy ana ASSISTED
10 his home on Nicholson street. Inc
family physician was called IN ana upon
examination found that there were no
bones broken but he. was conslderaolS
bruised and shaken up
CrRITAlP-GRIMES.
The narlors of Rev. C. D. CraWley, pas
1or of demonstration Nj. E. Church, were
the scene of quiet and pretty marriage
on last Thursday night, the contracliiss
PARTIES were Miss Ellie NJ Grimes anu
Mr. Robert L. Crump Mr. Jonn vaughn
Jr., acted as best man.
After the ceremony was performed the
happy couple were driven to their fu-
ture home, 112 Orleans Street, where an
elegant supper was served.
Miss Grimes is the accomplished daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimes, OF u,
Denny Street. ~
Mr.. Crump is an employe of the Rich
mond Cedar Works.
The La aides Auxiliary Society Will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Geo. NJ Rogers,
al Nicholson Street, on Monday after
noon at o'clock.
The Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet at the residence Of Miss Amelia
Kenster, 7OS Graham Street, on Monday
at 8 P. NJ
Rev. E. B. Snead. pastor of Weddeli
Memorial Chapel will occupy mis- pull
pit on both occasions to-day.
The Builders League, of Denny Street
M T. Church. will meet at the residence
OF Mrs. Virgil England, 712 Graham
Street, on "Wednesday at 3 P. NJ.
FULTON BALL TOSSERS.
The many admirers of Fulton ball
players will be anxious to know where
they will play this season. Oscar Fos-
ter 1.-The Duke of Fulton has signed
with the Richmond Club.
Willis Derby Enroughty, who made
such a record for himself last season in
the Connecticut League team, has sign
ed again with the New Haven's and will
play short-stop, as last season.
Spunk Foster, the brother of the Duke
of Fulton has several good offers at
hand, but has not signed any of them
yet. It is rumored he will be a member
Of the Connecticu. League.
Personal NOTES.
Mr.. P. A. Smith, of Missouri, is visiting
Mr.. Roy Duff on Louisiana Street.
Miss Matilda Nelson is quite sick at her
residence, on Williamsburg Avenue.
The Fulton Hill Literary Club met at
the residence of Mr.. T. r. Woodson on
Friday night.
Mr.. Charles II. Smith. Jr., is slightly
indisposed at his residence on State Street
Master Frank, the son of Mr. James T..
Grubbs, has accepted a position with the
Peoples Drug Store, of this city.
Mrs S. P. Waddl, of Fulton Hill. who
has been sick for the past week, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. G. R. Garbee, of Newport News, is
visiting Mrs. j. 7. Routten, on Denny
Street.
Constable Cyclone Samues. the King
been quite sick at his residence. in Varina,
is improving.
Messrs ]. B. Roach and J. *. Critton,
left for st. NIary's, o.. on last Wednesday
Mr.. Lee Williams. who has been quite
sick is able to be out again at his resi-
dence on Government Road
Messrs Frank Reams and Ernest Chalk
ley have returned from a business trip to
Newport News.
Nv.
after a serious illness.
Mrs. w. w. Miller. of Osborne Turn
pike, who has been quite i!l.;is improving.
Mr. Harvey jolly of Boston, Mass. Is
visiting his father, Mr.. Ben. Jolly, OF
Seventh Street
Miss Ida May Smith is much improved.
Mr. Allan Tnrockmorton is visiting
friends and relatives in New York city.
Mr.. r. T. Mitchell is3quite sick at MS
residence on Nicholson Street.
Miss Lima Walker, Of Walkerton, va. Is
visiting at the residence OF Rev. B. Caoeii
Hening. on Graham Street
Mr. Everett Wikerson is confined 10 MS