The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
PERSONALS AND BRIEF.

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Irene. the daughter of Captain p.
Rice. continues i'll at her fathers resi-
dence, on Denny Street.
Mrs E. Y. McCaul, who has been qi.itS
sick, is improving.
Charles Chick Wood, a, former Full
tonite, but now a resident of Philadelphia.
is on q visit TO his brothers, in t'ul-s
ton.
Building in Fulton and suburbs is on
the boom. Several handsome dwellings
are under construction and plans ans.
specifications for several rows OF tsae-
nent houses are being prepared.
The Builders League of Denny-Street
NJ. Z. Church meet on Wednesday after
non at the residence of Mrs. Charles Fl.
Schmidt. of Denny Street.
Owing to the absence of President W.
T. AIorecock, there was no meeting of the
Select Shirt-waist Club. The Club will
hold I. business meeting or next Tuesday
night at their ctub-rooms. on the Ave
nue..
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street NJ. E. Church have purchased the
vacant lot at the corner OF State and Full
ton Streets and are contemplating the
erection OF a handsome parsonase.
The ladies' of Central Church. OF Va
rina, gave an oyster supper Friday nishf
at the church, from which handsome
sum was realized.
Rev J. T. Routteu and wife were ten
dered surprise party at the parsonage
Friday night. Among those who COM
posed the party were Misses Lille anu
Matilda Nielsen. Cora and Pearl Smith,
Lou Perry, Maude Powell and Mattie
Hardy. The gentlemen were Arthur and
Harold Nielsen, DR.. Price. H. Neisen,T Ber-
nard NARROW and W. H. Reekes.
Mr.. Louis Blankenship continues quite
i'll at his residence, ON Denny Street.
Mr. Willie Routten is indisposed at his
residence on Denny Street.
The February eGtfion OF the Fulton
Methodist was issued yesterday end IS a
spicy little publication The 'front.' page
contains 4 rwo-column cut OF the proposed
new church. Mr.. r. Nelson, who for the
past two years bas been the business
manager of the paper. has been succeed
ed bv Superintendent ]. NJ. Bryant MIR.
BRYANT is worthy and well qualified to
fill the position. Mr.. Bryant has been
connected with the paper since its firss
issue, as q member of the stan,
President William A. McMahon, OF
the Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company, has arrived from New YORK,
and is In the city looking after the re-
building of the works The work On the
building is progressing rapidly.
Hiss Fannie Howard, OF Yorktown, Is
visiting the family OF the Rev. J. T..
Routten. on Denny Street Miss How
ards mother Is here at a private hos
pital, undergoing a dangerous surgical
operation.
Frank Britain, the .evsnteen-year-old
son of Charles Britain, who resides on
williamsburg, Avenue. was painfully hurt
by being thrown from q jumper.
Through the energetic work and i'm
fuence of r. Edgar Shine. Of the School
Board another grade has been established
ar NichoIson-Street public school.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF Denny
Street NJ. E. Church will meet or Monday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs Rosa
Vaughan. on Denny Street.
& The Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet on Monday night at the residence
of Miss Lillian Duke. OF Nicholson
Street
Mrs. Steward remains quite sick at her
residence, on State Street.