The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
very pleasant evening with one Of the
largest councils In the State.
Virginia Council will return the visit

very pleasant evening with one, Of the
largest councils In the State. b
Virginia Council will return the visit
shortly. +
Work on the handsome undertaking
parlors OF Mr.. Arthur G. Nielsen was
begun this week and Is progressing very
rapidly. When the building is completed
1t will be one OF the neatest and most
modern Undertaking parlors in the city.
MI. Nielsen Is now in Ptttsburg on busi-
ness, but Will return about Wednesday.
The electric light service in Fulton ha $
been very poor on several nights this
week. Tho light at tho corner Of Sew
onth and Denny Streets was out for
several nights.
The revival services at Four Mile Creek
Baptist Church, In Varinn, are a tract
irg large crowd and great interest is
being manifested. The pastor, Rev Geo
II. Sheriff. Is conducting the services
and several conversions are made at each
Ing the week. @
Sanford Alexander. we'll known young
farmer OF varina, has announced himself
a candidate for constable In Varina dis
trlct. Mr.. Alexander will run as an
Independent candidate against Cyclone
Samuel. the Democratic nominee.
Mrs. ]. T. Routten, of Newport News,
has returned home after spending the
week with friends
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. weimer are visiting
In Chesterfield county. m
Mrs. Thomas ]. Mason Is quite sick at
her residence.
Messrs Collier Wolfort and Charles
Seals, left this week for Baltimore whore
they have acce1ed positions with a
wheel factory.
Mrs. Nelson Enroughty Is quite slok with
rheumatism at her residence on Seventh
Street.
Mr.. Vernon Butler, who was operated on
last week at the Virginia Hospital for
appendicitis by DR., Hugh Taylor, is i'm
proving very nicely and will soon be out
Of danger.
Miss Pearl Smith returned home yes
tertlay after spending the summer at
Paterson, N. J.
Miss Florence Welmer will leave Tues
day to visit friends In Maryland.
Mr., Charles B. samuels is quite sla:
at his restdence. on Nicholson Street
Mrs Ellen Bowler has returned to the
city after spending month with friends
in the county. While her husband was on
his death bed short time ago they were
robbed OF every penny they possessed
Mrs, Bowler will conduct a board.r i
house at No. 1926 Second Street. to sup
port herself and children.
Mrs. Andrew Butlor and granddaughter,
Ray Wilson Reams. have returned from
a visit to relatives in Washington and
Alexandria. 5fN. S
MI. ". 2, Curry. who has been III, is
able to be out.
Miss Gay Turner 10 visiting Mrs. Sam
uel Meredith.
Miss Mnyme Turner, OF Marion HILL
Is visiting friends in Louisa county.
Mr.. John Duke Is rapidly recovering
from n long spell OF typhoid fever.
Miss Maggie Parrish OF Barton Heights,
who has been the guest Of Miss Mayme
Rice, returned homo yesterday.
Miss Blanche Mills returned To the city
Thursday after spending several months
with relatives In Maine and Massaohu-
sets. .5# n
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perkins. OF Han.
over county, who have been visiting Mrs.
Annie Howell, In Yar!na, have returned
homo.
Mrs, A, Hickman Is quite sick at her
residence on williamsburg Avenue. q.
Mrs. Edward Donahue has returned to
tho city after spending the summer al
Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
Mr., William Routten. OF Newpchl
News. spent several days with friends
while en- route to Blacksburg. where he
will resume his studies. T