The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
FULTON NEWS.

3 JUL u WM lEll6WSo 8
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCauley enter
tained number of their friends Thurs
day night in honor OF the birthday Of
their little daughter, Miss Lille. Tho
residence was tastefully decorated for
tine occasion, and the evening was spent
In mirth and music. The Acme Musical
Club were present and rendered a num-
her OF selections during the evening
| Those present we're Misses Viola ana
Buena Buffin, Mable Turner. Adele Hnr-
den, LILA McCauley, lisa and Kate Har-
| den. Messrs Frank Mayer. Everett Dom
| ley, Clyde Prairie, Everett Knight, Har-
old Nielsen and Frederick. Hayes.
The work OF doubling the track OF the
chesapeake and Ohio. from the orleans
| Street yard to Fort Lee. is nearing COM
pletion.
The Builders League will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Horace Seal.
OF Fulton Hill.
Mrs. Sue Wilson. of King and Queen
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James INES
T. Grubbs, of Nicholson Street:
yanceyille KY, are Visiting her hus-
band. CAPTAIN Argenbright. Of the Chesa-
/
peake and Ohio.
The largest camp of gypsies that nave
visited this section In years p1tched Ihe,r
| tents at the foot Of Chlmoorazo LfatA
last week. The pand imc'u .or, fortn NV
members, who are more conloL r,,.'iy
fixed than the majority OF nomads. Ihelr
| collectIonE OF horses and vehicles IS OK
! ceptionally large and are worth several
| thousand dollars. They have soiu I, 9
| number of horses since their stay IN tll, IS
r A. on nv
man, is chief. and he states tnat ne -
| one hundred and three years or age al
| though he does not look to be more than
seventy. Lark says their tribe embraces
| five camps, scattered in every direc1loh,
\ and they meet once year ana olscuss
| plans for the coming year. me woiliet
! OF the party are exceedingly. n nannsoll,e.
The tribe came here from Williamsburg.
| Mr.and Mrs r. Nielsen and niece MISS
| Marie Koch. who left here wednesday,
| sailed Yesterday morning on Inc ram
burg American steamer Pennslyvaniaa. 1or
! Hamburg. From Hamburg they VIII 90
! to their old homes In Denmark, when
/ they have not seen In thirty years. They
I left Denmark on their bridal tour to set
| tle in America They came to t,ulton
/ about ten years ago, Where they LAY nays
enjoyed health and prosperity. ,,,,,,
Richard Childress, son of Mr., william
Childress. who broke his arm :, rev ''.. Gays ls
4 =.
Mrs. Mary Zehmer and daughter, Nj
JennIeJ have returned to their home In
4 DtnwIddie county after spending the week
\ with relatives.
/ Mr.. CO. Crowder and wife, or refers
1 burg, who have been on visit 70 Mr..
/ CroWder's parents have returned home.
l An old oak tree which has been stand
! ing for years on the Osborne Turnpike,
| about five miles below the city. fell
prey TO the storm last Sunday. The tree
was about thirteen inches In diameter
| ana was a widely known landmark
| Mr. I,arkin GILL of Newport News. VINO
has been on visit to his daughter, Mrs.
/ Samuel Meredith, has returned home.s
Mr.. Douglas Bowls left "Wednesday for
| Tampa. Fla, to accept position. 81
| Mrs. John R. Patnam continues Ill at
/ her residence or Graham Street.
Children's Day at Denny street NJ. y.
Church will be celebrated next Sunday
| afternoon The school. which is one of
the largest In the city. has prepared an
| excellent programme for the occasion.
mrs. Hugh Pice Is visiting her parents
| In Gates county, NC.
week to spend the summer with relatives
/ In Albemarle county.
| Mrs Margaret Gogan has returned
| from ,,ewport News. where she spent
several days at the bedside of her
NEPHEW, Rober. Macliay. who has been
4 III with arrenGlCluS. sE cts Ll5.s2
Mrs S. p, Waddill and daughter. Miss
! yIn!ly, returned yesterday from New
! Terh, where Miss Emily has been attend-
| Ing school this senson.
| Mira James Hampton left Wednesday
| Tor Bath, Me-, to spend the summer with
| her daughter. Mrs Rosa Wayman.
| The o. X. Social Club will spend to-
morrow as the guests of Squire G, A. w.
| Britain, of Varina.
Mr.. T. Doc, Sears loft yesterday for
| baltimore to attend the horse show.
Rey d Sadd1sn iEraInih res}f1nt y q
This is the grand regents first, ofleiai
Hs large 60 t h"mS fy Of the embes viii ne Se
out 10 greet him. Several candidatea Will
be initiated. after which the Council will
Children's Day was celebra ted at Wills
! NJ. d. Church on Sunday afternoon, In
| spite Of the weather, the church was
, rendered by the the children,
Rev. r.. n. Throekmorton left yest..r-
day morning to deliver the t aadT res s. ire
Rev. l. H, Barton, Of suffolk, occupied
n SGsh y Was the unspeakabie Gift Which
made deep mppession rp %a p hT hearsrs
h fsys S SsdhIis lis ala ia f frien Mss Ss'F
has been brought to this city BY water
for soma tine arrived su Ia afterno9n.
! each were towed In by, the, ocean,,eoIng
tug RADIANT" Of the standa,a On Cos
ing station on the Manchester side of the
| chief Engineer james Walters, OF the
Accomac, OF the Virginia, oyster navy.
has resigned to accept the position Of
chief engineer of Captain James Clines
new tug, which was purchased In Bait.
more and will arrive the latter part. OF