The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-03

little periodical OF four pages. made 1t
appearance upon the streets OF Fulton on
Friday II is edited by Z. Z. RtXey.
who for a number of years was the editor
cit the Richmond College Messenger Tho
STIR will make its appearance monthly
The members of Fulton Baptist Church
Will tender their pastor and wife a well
come service and social on Monday night
in the lecture-room of their church.
Short addresses will be made by tha
pastor and several of the deacons-
Miss Alma Parrish rendered a number
OF her friends a Social IN iaSt MOI
day- at her residence. on Seventh Street.
Music and games were INDUCED in for
several hours.
The infant child of Mr.. y. D. Basinger
is quite sick.
Mr.. James Grubbs. of Engine Company
No. S, is confined to his home, on Mich
olson Street, with an attack OF grip:
Work on the new buildings of tina
WheeI-Works are progressing rapidly, in
spite of the inclemency OF the weather. OF
the past week
The drying kiln is ready for its roof
and the main buildings are growing rap
idly.
The company has already about fifty
men employed and this number VIII be
increased as soon as the drying kiln IS
finished.
will be occupied to-day at the
morning services by Rev. J. I. Mastin
formerly Richmond pastor). At 40
the pastor. Rev. J. T. Routten. Will
preach
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street NJ. Z. Church will meet on Monday
afternoon at : o'clock with Mrs, Charles
e. Mosby, of Nicholson Street
Messrs. Elliott Wallace, OF Manchester.
ana John Martin, OF York county. paid
\ visit to Willie Routten, OF Denny
Street Thursday.
The Builders League of Denny-Street
N. E. church will meet on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Kngore. of Louis
lana Street
Captain b. S. Rice, of Denny Street. who
has been extremely i'll, is somewhat i'm
proved and is now considered out OF dan
Mrs. Elisha McDonough, of Louisiana
Street. who has been quite SICK, Is nueh
improved
idence, on Nicholson Street, with the grip.
FlrNEKAL. OF MRS. BGNLES-
The funeral of Mrs. James Ii. Bowles,
the widow OF the late John William
EowIes of Rockville, Hanover county,
VINO died there on Monday, took place
from the residence on Tuesday MIS-.
RowieS was in the sun year u liet 60
ana was we'll known in Fulton. where she
had visited several times. She leaves one
son of Mr. T. \. Bowles, OF Fulton, ana
one daughter. Mrs Ella Cochran, OF Han
over county.
Rev. E. 3. snead viii occupy his pulpit
at Weddell Memorial Chapel today
Herman Baumgart is quite sick at the
/ residence of his father on Denny Street
Mr.. Blankenshfp is quite sick at the
! residence OF his sister, Mrs. James
Vaughn, of Denny Street.
Mr.. Andrew Bishop, Of Graham Street.
The Fulton Hill Literary Club met at
the residence of Mrs. Maynard FRIDAY
t Daniel Hogan. OF Newport News IS VS.
/ fting his parents on Lester Street
Bernard Seals. OF North Carolina, is
visiting his parents. on Fulton Street
Mrs. r II. McCook and family left this
week for Primers Point 10 join her huS-
band. who recently accepted prominent
position with the chemical works OF tAat
CITY.
Mrs. Sarah Martin is indisposed at her
residence. on the Avenue.
The sons OF AR. w. y. Whithrow OF
Denny Street who have been sick for
| some time. are improving
Miss Lizzie Gary * extremely III at her
residence on the Government Road