The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
the Fourqurean farm, near Brookland

the Fourqurean farm, near Broohland
Park.
Mr.. Blair Farrar has gone on bust
ness trip to Bluefteld. w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox. of Ash
land, spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. X. Sands.
Rev Frank Wells has returned from
his vacation. and will fill his pulpit at
the Methodist Church at Il a. NJ. and S:lo
2. NJ to-day.
preach at the Baptist Church to-day at
IL A NJ in the absence of the pastor,
Rev. W. T. Hundley.
Rev P. C. Irwin will preach at Over
brook Presbyterian Church at <. NJ.
to-day. t-1-..
East Richmond.
Harry Hechler entertained his friends
OH Thursday evening at his home With
music by d string orchestra.
A party of youthful East Richmonders
attended a party at Falling Creek at the
home OF Miss Grace MeSsTean.
Miss Cora Baptist. of Richmond, was
a recent guest of Miss Helen Franck.
AIR. Parker Martin and Dir. kellttm. of
Craigton Road, have purchased the farm
recently occupied by Dir. Nerlander
Having formed partnership, they will
work the farm on shares
ME. j. StlSUduiL IDS Pun SliasSi <hHi Gil .
farm and will soon take possession.
Thomas Davis and family, after taking
an extended trip to Old Point and other
resorts, will greatly improve his stock
farm, and carry on business on a mulch
larger scale.
Mr.. VIII Conner has returned from
visit to Elko, Va
bIr. Richard Cook will soon erect 4
number OF outhuildings on his premises
and Arthur,
have returned from a visit 10 Yorktown
Mrs. Annie Kicks, who has travelled
extensively on the Continent. has Just
returned from a voyage abroad 10 near
OF her many adventures is most inter
esting.
Miss Eta sornmers OF Newark. N. j.,
is visiting Mrs. c. L. Miller
Mr. H Friege has returned from pusl-
ness trip to Petersburg.
Mrs Cousins met with a painful acc'-
dent by being thrown from her buggy
while out driving, due to the breaking or
. bolt. Her son. who was with her at
the time. was only slightly hurt
Mrs. Charles Hechler, OF Cedar Forks
who has been very much indispossd tue
past week. is very much better
Miss Dora FaulEner's condition remains
about the same.
Glen Echo is on the boom numoer OF
lots having been sold, and building there
this fall will be quite animated
Mr.. White has purchased a lot at Glen
Echo. and will soon build there.
Highland Springs.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church every second and fourth Sunday
Preaching by the pastor, the Rev. Eu-
gene Potts, at 1870 a. NJ. sunday-school
at 1880 4. NJ.
The Union League (undenominationaD
meets every Sunday evening III the
Methodist Episcopal Church at O'Clock.
Much interest has been manifested IN
these services, which are Well attended
and especially interesting.
The service of Song and Bible Study
inaugurated by the Rev A N somers
pastor of Marshall Memorial Church
(First Untarian), is held every Sunday
afternoon at 4:30.
The Marshall Memorial Church. which
has been under renovation for some time,
Is fast assuming completion and regular
services will be held there by Sept IL
Mrs A n. Somers, who has been quite
ill., Is very much improved.
Mr.. Howard Calder has recently sold
his very attractive home here and, with
his wife will leave soon for the Pacihc
Coast AIR. and Mrs. Calder regret leav-
ine. the home. TO which they are much at
tached, and their many friends wish them