The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10

passed by him when he jumped up and
ran away before anyone could reach him
It is not known whether he was hurt TO
any extent or not. or some time little
hovs have been jumping on and off the
cars at this point all day long. 1t IS
lucky that some of them have not been
killed. Eight Of them were seen 10
lump on car at one time Friday night
and almost before you could count them
they were off and soon on again.
Rev. J. E. Oyler will fill his pulpit at
Denny-Street NJ E. Church at the regu-
lar services. His subject at II A Ms
will be Let Us Watch and Be SOBER.
After the sermon Rev. W. A. Iaughon
will administer the sacra ment AT Sis
P NJ the pastors subject will be The
report of spies
Rev. w. S. Leake, who has been con-
Quoting series of meetings in one of
the upper counties, returned home yes
terday and will fill his pulpit at the usual
services to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kane, OF Nor
folk, are visiting Mr. Alexander Kirby.
of Fulton Hill.
Mrs. r. II. GiI:ner is visiting friends
near Glendale.
Mrs. ]. S. Bew left yesterday Tor her old
home in Gloucester county.
Miss Margaret Mcnamara will leave
tomorrow on visit to friends in New
York State.
Mrs. Lee Sunday, of Chesterfield county,
is on a visit to her father, Mr. tienty
Johnston. in Varina
Mr.. Henry P CARRIER is visiting friends
at the sea ashore.
Miss Bernce Ballard left Friday on
visit to her home near Suffolk
Mr.. J. Doe Sears and wife will leave
tomorrow for Atlantic City for several
weeks stay.
Mrs. John r. Patram. Mrs Arthur
Sharp. Mrs. William Bowen, and MISS
Ce.-a Bowen VIII leave tomorrow for SOW
eral weeks stay in the Northern cities.
Mr. Thomas Conway. an old Fultonite,
who for several years has resided in
North Carolina. will return shortly to
his old home to reside. Mr.. Conways
friends will be sorry to learn that he
lost his wife a short time ago.
Miss May Toler has returned from At
lantic City. where she spent several
weeks.
Misses Lucy and Ollie Brown have re-
turned from washington where they
spent the past week.
Mr.. J. B. Hughes, who was painfully
injured last Saturday by falling from
car. is still coonfined to his residence.
Little Miss Matte Bowden. who has
been i'll for several weeks. is improving
nicely.
A. R. NIcCaley and John Duffey will
leave next week for Boston and trip UP
the Hudson.
Rev. John W Daugherty. pastor OF
the Apostolic Church. will preach TO-
night at Powells Hall, on Church
HILL His subject will be why
Will God Burn up Heaven When He
Burns up the Earth?" There will be no
service at the Apostolic Church at night
Misses Annie and Maggie Tyree are
visiting friends in Norfolk.
The condition of Mr.. William iblinson,
of No. 1927 Fifth Street remains critical.
His family has been summoned to HIS
bedside.
Barton Heights
Harold Curtis, of Baltimore. who has
been visiting Mrs. w. L. Ragland, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
Mr.. r. L. Smith and Mr.. Brown have
returned to their home after pleasant
little trip to Yorktown.
Mr. Bache and Overton Woodward eX-
pect to leave in a few days for urbanna
DR.. and Mrs. Pitt expect to leave In
a few days for Asheville, y. G.
Mr. Lorraine and daughter have gone
to spend a few days with friends at
Locustdale.
Mr.. John NJ. Taylor and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence z. CABOT, and the
family of Mr.. Richard H Meade, all of
Richmond, are spending the summer at