The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-13

World. viii this afternoon at clock
urszsil \ monument over the body of the
late James Vaughan. in Hollywood Gene,
terry. is.5 -;.5zS
me monument was to have been IN
yelled on last Sunday afternoon, but was
not completed in time.
Mr. Vaughan is the first member that
this Camp has lost.
AN APPROPRIATION.
MIR. r. Edgar Shine. TIE member Of the
School Board from Marshall Ward. viii
use his; utmost influence TO secure an APP
Precipitation from the Finance Committee
of the Council, in order to complete Mich
olson Street school.
Superintendent Fox in his annual report
to The School Board recommends the COM
p!et1on Of the school, which is a long-felt
want by the parents OF the schooi-chil-
dren, as a number OF scholars have been
compelled to attend the schools scattered
all over the city for 4 number Of years III
order 10 complete their grammAr-School
education.
The Fulton people will request their
representative in the Board and council
10 appear before the Finance Committee
Rud ask them to grant the appropriation
ALL FOR MONTAGUE,
The race for the Ciovernorship is the
talk in politics iii Fulton this week, and
admirers. Acknowledgement Montague
seems TO he the choice OF a good many
of the citizens in Fulton; also, in the
county.
Rev. w. S Lealc, who was called from
Petersburg TO the vacancy in the pulpit
OF Fulton Baptist church several weeks
ago, notified the church this week OF
his acceptance Of its pastorship and will
take charge on the first Sunday in Feb
Tuary-
Rev. r. s. Mends, who was called about
January LIST to II circuit of Baptist church,
es in Virginia, including Four Mile Creek
Baptist Church, arrived in the city
YESTERDAY. and ON today he will
T,reach at -Four MTie Creek Church.
it is very probable that Rev. Mr. Monds
will, after looking over the field, accept
the pastorate of the churches.
The AIillhiser Manufacturing Company,
one of the main supports OF Fulton, are
at present only working three-fourths
time.
1t is the first time in the history of
this plant that business has been as dull
with them as it is at present The plant
employs about 800 hands, including a
number Of girls
Mr. Louis Seals, of the NIillhiser Man
ufacturing Company received a letter
this week from Joe KerSey, who is now in
Denver, Col for his health. Mr. hersey
saws his health is much improved and he
Is feelin. better than he has for several
weeks The weather at present is very
cold he says, and the thermometer regis
1ers IS below zero.
Mr.. Kersey says he has recently receiv-
ed a letter from Charles Kaufelt, who is
now at Hagerman. New Mexico, about 20
miles from Roswell, who says that he
and Walter Turner are both enjoying
good health
TAKEN ILL.
Miss Mary Schermerhorn, q teacher of
Nicholson Street School. who was taken
i'll several days ago and was removed to
the residence of Miss Martha Black, on
Denny Street has improved sufficiently
TO b.. taken TO her home on North Thir-
ty-second Street.
The Kings Daughters and Sons opened
a sewing school for girls in the lecture
room of the Fulton Baptist Church yester-
day afternoon. The school Will be open
every Saturday afternoon at the church
and the girls OF Fulton are requested to
become members of the school
Miss Sallie Kaufelt is sick at her resi-
dence, on Denny Street.
There Will be regular services at Den
ny-Street NJ. f. Church ON to-day.
rev. J. T. Routten. pastor of the church,
viii occupy The pulpit on both occasions
Rev L. b. Snead viii occupy his pulpit
at Weddel Memorial chapel at both ser
vices to-day.
Mrs Joseph Mountcastle was called this
week to Manchester To the bedside of
her mother. Mrs. Arlstead, who is quite
81 at the residence OF her son, James Mil
stead. Twelfth and Perry Streets.
The Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet on tomorrow night nj the residence
of Miss Beulah McDonouSh, on Louisiana
Street.
Miss Irene Rice daughter OF Captain
B. S. Rice, is quite sick,at her residence,
On Denny Street.
Mrs. H. NJ Blankenship is on a visit
so her son, in Newport News
Mrs G. G. Lee, the aged mother of
Mrs. George NJ Rogers. is quite sick at
her residence, No. 3n Nicholson Street.
The Fulton Iiiu Literary Club Will meet
next Friday night at the residence of
Mrs. George Hudson, on the Hill.
The Builders League of DennyS Street
NJ Z. Church, will meet ON Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Lizzie Leonard. No
70l Louisiana Street
Mrs James Riddle is quite sick at her
residence on State Street
Mr. George Seay has accepted a position
at SDarrows Point, near Baltimore.
Mrs. Andrew Tyree is sick at her resi-
dcnce on Louis Street.
Mr.. William H. Taylor is i'll at his
residence, on Nicholson Street
NORTHERN VISIT
Mr.. T. J. Gilmer, of Yarina. who has
been on an extended northern visit. has
returned home.
Mr.. Frank Coles. Of Halifax county, is
visiting DR. George Barksdale, on the
Avenue.
Miss Gertie Cunningham. of Old Point.
Is the guest OF Miss Pearl Breeden on
Louisiana Street.
MIR Percy Knight is sick at his resi-
Gence. No. $50 Denny Street
Miss Bertha Washer is visiting friends
at lvor
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street NJ L. Church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at The parsonage.
Mrs. NJ Z. RUSSELL. the mother of Mr.
Lewis Russell, of Varina, who had the
misfortune to break her collar-bone in a
fali about Christmas. is much improved.
Mrs. j. Harry Law,ler continues quite
sick at hel|residence on Nicholson Street.
The pulpit OF Irulton Baptist Church WIFI
BE occupied today at both services
by Professor s. c. Mitchell OF Richmond
College. who has been engaged by The
church 10 occupy the pulpit This month.
NJ