The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
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Fred F,irman. OF Petersburg, made a
short visit to his parents last Monday.
Miss Cornella Woodnn. 81 Richmond,
Is visiting her parents and friends in this
vicinity.
John Baker and vito, OF Richmond.
nro on visit to friends and relatives
here.
Edward Furman visited his brother In
Petersburg Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Booth has gone TO her home In
North Carolina, for short vacation.
Tho schools in Henrico county are still
closed on account OF smallpox
Mrs. Furman is visiting friends In Rich
mOnd during the present week.
Mrs Leo Webb made bushes trip
to Richmond Thursday.
Miss Grace Stowe Is quite sick from
the effects Of severe fall which she had
some days ago.
Ben. spiers. OF Petersburg. visited his
friends Cor few days during the past
week.
Miss cornclla woodhn, Of Richmond,
visited Mrs. Bowery Monday afterno on.
Clinton Cochran mado q business trip
to Richmond Thursday.
NEWS OF EW|l1T0m.
Valentine Night was introduced In Full
j ton few nights ago, a week ahead Of
the date, and In a novel manner. Three
pretty maidens were at the head OF the
affair and they had barrels OF fun at
the expense OF their friends. In the af-
ternoon they assembled ut the home Of
one OF tho party and prepared a number
OF cloth signs and inscriptions that
were novel and appropriate for the doors
they were scheduled to be tackled upon
that night. The signs were completed In
artfSffo m a ND oh oF 40 vi
armed with them aid q paper Of pins,
they began the fun.
Here Is what caused the fun and where
the joke appeared. Misery loves COM
pany'' In large black letters was found
on the door of a young lady. The sign
was found next morning as the door was
opened after breakfast to get the morn
ing paper. "One Boarder Wanted was
found on the door of another young lady
as she returned home from choir practice.
The young ladies were lacking their last
sign when they were caught at their
fun. The Joke the young ladies put UP on
their friends created much laughter and
was much enjoyed.
Revival services will be started at Den
NY Street NJ. =. Church to night. Rev.
George Wesley Jones' Of Norfolk, son OF
the pastor. will conduct the services next
week. Rev. A. A. Jones, the pastor. will
occupy his pulpit at both services to-
day. Els subject at II A. NJ. will be
Christ Standing on the Plain" at night
his subject will be Considering Import
, ant Matters"
Rev. w. s. Leake will preach the
eighth OF a series OF sermons on the Ten
Commandments at Fulton Baptist Church.
His subject will be Stealing" At II
A. NJ. his subject will be Shall we
know one another In Heaven"
Mr. Lee Foster died at the residence
Of his father. Mr.. Berry Foster. Louis
lana Street, Thursday evening at 6
o'clock. He was in the twenty-second
year Of his age. H. had been Ill for some
time and his death was not Unexpected.
He leaves two brothers. NIessrs. Louis
and Bernard Foster; also one sister, Miss
Maize Foster.
The funeral took place yesterday at 3
o'clock from the house, conducted by
Rev. ]. W. Daugherty. The Intern emit
was In Oakwood.
The roll OF honor of Louisiana Street
School for the week ending February
9Th. is as follows:
Grammar Grade-Lola Whitlock, Fanny
Dansy, Charlie .Whitlock. James Wood,
JAMES Woodson, Minnie Hughes, William
Pitcher. Josie Redford.
Primary Grade-Jessie Romer. Barbara
Romer, James Hughes, York Pitcher,
Hugo Clay, Alice Gill. Mamie Redford,
Grace Kersey.
Captain ]. NJ. Bryant, Of the National
Cemetery. has returned from Washing
ton.
Miss Laura Harrison. who has been
quite sick Is much improved at her resi-
dence. sWaverly" on Fulton HILL
Mr., Ira Sunday has returned to his
home on Fulton Fill from business
trip to Newport News.
T %haE
B. S. Rice. who has been quite ILL.,, Is Inn
proving.
Miss Hattie McCauley is extremely i'll
at the residence of her parents on Fulton
Street.