The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
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Several carpenters, painters and dccora-
q tor will find work to do in Fulton next.
week, for last night was Valentine Night
and Friday night was Valentine Eve
Tho occasion Is looked for with unusual
interest by the boys OF Fulton, FOR 1t
means a great time for them
AZ soon as It became dark last night
bricks and rocks OF all sizes and shapes
began to thump against the doors. Gates
y were removed from their hinges, window
blinds were broken, and comic valentines
OF every description were lodged upon the
Torches Of the residents. The fun was
kept up until a late hour.
Mr.. j ohm Shur1n. a we'll known farmer.
had narrow escape In a runaway acci-
dent Thursday. In which he received pain
full injuries.
Mr.. Shurm was busy loading his double
wagon. when the animals attached be-
came frightened and dashed of at lively
gait. Mr. Shurm attempted to stop the
team. and In SO doing he was thrown to
the ground and the heavy wheels Of the
wagon passed over his body He was AZ
sisted to his home and medical assistance
summoned After an examination his ply
siclan discovered that three ribs had been
broken and he was painfully injured about
the body.
MIR. John B. Myers. a prominent con-
tractor OF this city and we'll known
citizen OF Fulton, and Miss Plnky Fossett
were quietly married last week by Rev.
john Harmon at his residence Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers Will reside In Fulton.
At the residence of the BRIDES parents,
4 MIR. and Mrs. Robert Jolly. OF Graham
Street. on Thursday evening their dangh-
ter, Miss Ada Jolly. became the wRe OF
Mr.. Charles E. Jackson. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. s. Leake, pas
tor OF Fulton Baptist Church.
The splendid revival that has been In
progress at Denny-Street N. e. Church
this week will continue through next
week. The meeting Is one OF the best in
the history OF the church. There have
been large number OF converts and
offers for prayer have been exceedingly
large.
The church, has been packed to its ca
pacity at every service.
Rev. George w. Jones will occupy the
pulpit at both services to-day. His father
left last night to fill his sons pulpit at
Norfolk.
Rev. W. s. Leake will preach the ninth
OF a series OF sermons on the Ten Com
msndments at Fulton Baptist Church to-
night at 8. His subject Will be "Ly-
ing" His subject at II A. Al. will be
''Old Family Friends
Rev. E. B. Snead will occupy his pulpit
Mt both services to-day at Weddel1 Memo
Iiai Chapel.
Rev. r. B. Eggleston will preach at
Montrose Chapel this afternoon.
Owing to the revival in progress at
Denny-Street NJ. z. Church. the different
scci cites OF the church will not hold their
regular meetings.
An important meeting OF Virginia Coun-
ell. No. 2, Daughters OF Liberty, will be
held next Friday night ut Nclsens Hail.
An amendment to the bylaws will be
offered.
Mrs. L. G. Lee, who has been Ill for the
\ past several weeks at the residence OF
her son-in-law. Captain George NJ. Rogers,
is somewhat better.
The honor pupils OF Pioneer School for
the past week are Charley Martin (2).
Mary Conrads. August Conrads. Bertha
Britain az. Kate Grubbs tD. Arthur Ar
hart ~. Charley Conrads (o). Jesse Brit
tain 81. John Poeppel ta), Chasten Brit
tain co., Clara Deagen ca.
Rev. George Donella, who recently ac-
cepted the pastorshp OF Pioneer Baptist
Church will occupy the pulpit this af-
Rev. Mr.. Donella IS a young man
and is doing great work at Pioneer
where he has been preaching for some
time.
Rev. George H, Sheriff will occupy his
.
this afternoon.
The following scholars are the honor
pupils Of Laurel Fill School for the past
week: Mammie Amory, Alice Burnette
Blanche Burnette. Fanny Burnette, Car
RE knight. Lillian knight, Ana Wad-
dell. Myrtle Waddell, Harry Bennett.
Lewis Boechl, John Bloechl Vesta Bur-
nette, Robert Waddell. s
Miss Hattie Marlowe, Of Clover, Va.
IS on visit to friends in Fulton. e.5'
Patrick Henry Council, No. IT, j. o.
u. a. NJ, will hold their regular meeting
Tomorrow night
At the special meeting Of the Board
Of Health Squire James =. O'Grady.
clerk Of the Board of Health, was ex-
generated OF the charges preferred by
ty City Accountant Mccarthy.
Miss Duna Mitchell is extremely Ill at
her residence on Nicholson Street.
The flag of Nicholson Street School Is
at half mast in honor Of DR.. j. L. NJ.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of Fulton Bap-
list Church will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. y. Doc. Sears.
inc Sings Daughters and Sons will
meet, Monday night with the Misses
B D eNy rs Of Nicholson Street.
MT John Rodgers, OF ReldsYille, N. c..
Is the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs Hugh Nc.
CURE, OF Louisiana Street.
MRS ChaIies Whtlock, who has becn
quite III at her home on the Williams.
burg Road, is much Improved N
valentine party was given at "Wal-
nut Shades. the beautiful country home
of Mr., and Mrs. Edward Drinlser, Thurs
day night The house was tastefully
decorated and an Interesting programme
of amusement was enjoyed. At mid
who called during the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ednwrd Southwark, Mr., and Mrs. ].
u. Drinkard, Misses Lille Jenkins.
Edith Gullmyer, Carrie Bradley and
d Master Herbert, Messrs. Joseph Becker.
I, John Jenkins, Joseph Herbert, Felix
Herbert, Alvin Morris, Albert Gulmyor.
John shrum, George Drinker and Charles
Roper,
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