The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
OUT
DOWN in FULTON
Residence in Henrico Damaged by
Fire-Cturch Services To-0ay.

Down in Fulton candidates for the City
Council and Board OF Aldermen are APP
pearing at this early date. Two new can
didates for the Council are John L. Tim
berlake ana Thomas McCauley. Council
man CARRIER Will be in the race for re-
election.
Mr. j. L. satterfield is out il! a card an
nouaciug his candidacy for the Board OF
Aldermen. and the present incumbents-
Nessrs. Washer and Mo5by-declare they
are in fcr another ter nif the people
agree.
At tho regular meeting of tie officers
ann teachers Of Denny-Street Sunday
school held this week. the following OF
ficers were elected for the ensuing term:
Assistant Superintendent, j. NJ Bryant;
Secretary. George Rogers; Assistant Sec
rotary. Charles Leonard; Treasurer, Lee
Jordan; Collector, 4. C. Nielsen: Choris-
ter, c. r. Jackson: Organist Miss Pearl
due: Librarian. C. D. Parrish: First As
sistant Librarian. Harry Gambling; Sec
ond Assistant Librarian. Joseph HILL
Henrico Council, No IS. Royal Area
n;l1l. held q very enthusiastic meeting
Thursday night Deputy Grand Regent
uar"y Kemp and Past Grand Regent
Sol. L. B!oomberc were present and made
short speeches.
Election % officers was postponed until
next meeting night. Regent Kemp will
spend several days in the vicinity next
week soliciting applications
The residence OF IIr. L. RI. Hobson. on
the Government road, was slightly dam
aged by fire Friday afternoon. Tie
fire originated from an overheated wood-
stove and was between the walls. Neigh
hers rushed in and e:ltinguished the fire
before any considerable damage was
done. The house was owned by Mr.. r.
Nielsen and the damage IS covered by IT.
suraEc1.
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Rev. T. e. Oyler, the new pastor of
Denny-Street N. e. Church, will occupy
his pulpit at Goth services to-day
Rsv. Nj Oyler arrived last Monday and
preached. for The first time en- Wecnes-
dag. night The church was well filed
and the congregation was more than de-
lighted with him. Ills family WIZ JON
him in q few weeks.
The revival services which have been
IL, progress at Fulton Baptist Church
al, the week Will continue next week
Rev. j. t. Hutsoh is ably assisting the
pastor will. the services. The capacity
of the church has been tested every nisnt
| this week and considerable interest IS
being manifested III the meetings y
| number of conversions already have oeeli
| made, while the request for prayers are
Rev. E. l.. sneat. pastor Of Wetde!l
Memorial! Chapel. win occupg rs p"ipi-
at the usual services to-aay. -, -
Rev. john ". Dausherty will Ill MS
pulpit ut the Apostolic Church ct i a.
| Nj ard 7:S9 =. NJ.
Mr.. George Hope Hardwlck. who dist
at his residence at Pinners So:ns on
| Thursday, and whose remains were IN
| tered IN River View Cemetery Frldi!
afternoon, was well known il Futon.
/ He was !, Brother Of Mrs. w. j. Mays.
OF Fulton, and Air. c. W. Hardwiche.
Mr.. Hardwicke resided hero At hahiots
| OF years, and was connected with "a "a,
Ar. Smith s. Co. He had been IL ~
| health some time. and mis- wife anu oae
child 0Ir. Harvey ]. Mays, OF inner $
Point, accompanied the remains 10 lAts