The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
POLITICS IN FULTON.
Lively Campaign and Many Fine Meet.
ings-Churches r O. Day.

Lively campaign ana NlanYsT lile &N'Set.s
-Churches 7 o-Day.
Politics have been. the talk, in Fulton
the past week, and they have been freely
discussed in all branches. All Of the
clubs held fine meetings last week and
will meet as follows this week: Rockets
Democratic Club, Monday; Fulton Union.
Tuesday, and the Fulton Club, at Mel.
sens Hall on Wednesday.
The race for the Board OF Aldermen
and. Council from this ward mas Deen
very exciting and will continue SO untli
tits over. For tho Board three OF tne
best known citizens are IN the nelc-s
Mcssrs.s Louis Washer, n. Thomas
fight is on between Messrs. SMosby anu
Satterf1eld, and both state they are sure
Of victory.
For the Council the list is longer this
year than for several years. All OF the
incumbents are in the race-Messrs.
CARRIER, Curtis. Allan, Wiltshire, anu
Grimes. The new men are Thomas NC
Cauley, Abner Goode, A. X. Vest, c. &.
Lewis, Ira Hirshberg, Captain Kusseil.
and C. T.. Richards
The splendid revival services that nave
been conducted at Fulton Baptist Church
for two weeks will close with
the regular service to-day. Rev =.
D. Garland, the drummer evangelist, has
been conducting the meetings.
The closing OF the revival at the Bap-
fist Church will be followed by the COM
mencemert of one at Denny-Street NJ D.
Church Sunday morning, to continue
nightly for several weeks. at II A. NJ.
Rev. Jerry c. Jeter, of Roanoke, will oc-
cupy the pulpit At s P. NJ. Rev. Geo
IA. Wiley will preach and administer the
sacrament The pastor, Rev. j. u. Oy-
Ter, will be assisted during the week py
Rev. Mr.. Wiley and other city pastors.
trhe regular services Of the Weddeli
Memorial Chapel will be held . to-day,
conducted by Rev. Il. b. Snead.
q Miss Mary Carter Ball and Mt: joseph
w. Daniel will be married sWednesuay
night at s Q o'clock at Fulton baptls.
Church: The 4ccremoaE pc perIoriieo
nv Rev. W. S. Leake, pastor or the
church. .,>-ou-
mort News Shfp-Bufldihgs Company
M. tidincs have been received from
Mr. George W.. Baker. who disappeared
NO weeks ago from his residence, lllo
Graham Street. ~, =,
The Oriole Social Club will meet Tues les
nav night with Miss Maude Faulconer,
Of Nicholson Street.
Z Miss Ellen Mitchell IS quite Ill at ner
Gun of Cold Water Circle OF the King S
Daughters and Sons will meet on MONDAY
night with Miss Pearl Goodwin, OF Les
ter Street.
Gustavus Davis, son of Mr. and MIS-.
II. III. Davis, who has been quite sick,
tho result Of an operation. is improving.
The Builders League of Dcnny-Street
NJ. E. Church will meet "Wednesday with
Mrs. George E. Barksdale, Thirty-second
and Grace Streets.
Misses Anne and Mamyc Gogan are
ndisposed at their home, on Louisiana
Street.
There was a delightful icc-cream sup
rer given at Kerse's Hall Monday night
by number of young gentlemen OF Full
ton entertaining their friends.
DR.. J. Claude Elsom. of the University
OF Wisconsin. is visiting his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Rcanas, en-
Graham Street.
Miss Fannie Prairie has returned from
an extended visit to 1ortfer1 cities.
Miss S. Kibhs Kinsey of Washington,
is Visiting Mrs. George y. Drinxer, on
i Iton Hill.
II1s c. f. Kennedy is improving slow-
".
Mrs. c. P. Dodson. of Michigan, has
arrived and taken possession OF her new
home, on Edge Hill, Henrico.