The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

IN Friday night at the residence % w
Norman Jordan OH NICHOLSON street.
Alderman Louis Washer IS aoie. ~ ~
+ ,rts after @ regent attack Of pnelmonla..,,
!, "RummaEe sale'&is being conducted
by tho Ladies Aid societyaof Fulton Bap-5
~, Churcr at the old stand OF Mt. K a.
T. Eacho, on Louisiana street.
Mr. g. Venllnger. who recently opened
4 bakery on the corner Of Orleans stree.
ard Williamsburg Avenue, mas ~ as,'t ~, ~
Sfltm business, The BAKERY 10 81 - = =.
3 Mr. Raleigh Phillips deputy clerk OF
Henrlco County Court, was operated On
THURSDAY for throat trouble BY Dr. Hoss.
MIR. phillips has been confined to ms
norne on Fulton Hill about two weeks
with illness. go.
Mrs. Mary c. Bowry. who has been
VISITING hel cousin. Rev. ]. W. DOUGH-
erty, has returned to her home IN VII
Harrisburg I. 81 Is y.
Mr.. frank Grubbs assistant pharmacist
~ the people Drug store, had an exam.
nation OF his eyes made this week oS
DR.. yRuyk. Mr. Grubbs Is now taking
- arse In c chemistry at Kichnond College,
ana thinks the trouble with his eyes came
& frnrn excessive studying. He has fitted up
4 n laboratory at his residence on aINlcholsoh
street, wncre no is doing much expert
mental work. 4SsA
Mrs 4. e. Rice Is able to be out a1ler
a short spoil OF illness.
& a large two horse wagon loaded Win u
folly crowd passed through Fulton = hurs'
ouy uIg,lt on the way to MT. John y"
childress home near Fort Harrison Gem
setery. a nrst-class string bano accom-.
named the party, and all seemed to be .ous
Tor a good time, despite the cold weather
a pounding for the poor In Fulton was
gwen Wednesday night at Denny Street
Al et hodlst Episcopal Church. The party
was composed OF the members OF the
church, and was largely attended.
r. Mis- Cara Champion, who has been III
for some time, is improving. Miss Cham
p,on is at the home OF her aunt, Mrs
Antonio Silva, OF Center Street. during
her Illness.
Mrs, Henry Ban, OF Graham Street, wuo
has been extremely III, Is improving I'M
der the care Of her physician, Dr. 2. - -
Reams, sa
EDWARD Manoley, an employe OF the
Richmond stove .Compan, who has been
III nj mis- residence On Fulton Street, IS I'M :
proving. 8 az
the residence OF Mr.. Duval, on the New
Market Road. near Garnett's Store.
MISS Martin Is III al the home Of her
,, mother Mrs. Octavla Martin.
/, William. he little son OF MT. - H.
Smith, who has been very III, IS now I'M
proving.
A .,Rummage Sale" is now going on IT
EOS Louisiana Street. The sale ls bein5
conducted BY the ladies OF the Fulton
BAPTIST Church. The proceeds arc Tor
| the parsonage fund, t si.
The condition of Richard 'rrueninn, VINO
| has been i'll for some time, Is unchanged.
r. M. Pitcher and George w. smoot,
well known residents Of Fulton Hin. have
| returned from successful hunting trip
| An lower Henrico. They bagged twenty
| seven birds. Il two wild turkeys and eight
cen old shares. ..I.s
The little daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Hart.
| OF State Street, who has been III with cry
sipelas. is now improving under the care
| OF the family physician, pr. George T.
| Barksdale. ~
| The oyster supper given at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Chas. II. Smith, on Louis
lana Street. Tuesday night. was brilliant
success,
A large crowd was In attendance and
a pleasant evening spent. Isl
w. II, Kohlman and family OF Burke
| vile, Va, moved to Richmond this week.
Mr. ISohlman will reside on Fulton Hill.
Dorothy, the infant daughter OF Mrs
Walter P.3Turner, is quite sick at the res
idence of Mrs. Turner'S parents. MT, and
Mrs. Norman Jordan, on Nicholson street