The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
FULTON NEWS.

A considerable amount Of complaint
las been i recEnuy made rcgarS1lisnas; y t y
crossing OF the York river Of theeEgI ,as y
4 the Southern Railroad, on Williamsburg
Avenue. near the lower s as wo dts,
There are no aaisy sstss e ,roi ,nis 1o o
about live months ago Then collision
occurred at this crosslng;S ~, seVefri
occasions lately nasss;fs y yca wap b wG1
'l EHRgine 81 fThmoans il. Welmer. q En-
CINE Company NO sR T. p. III, Is N lmpir s,,
Mrg. Charles Smith. OF LOUISIANA
street, Is improving after recent ~
Miss Florence weimer, daughter OF Mr.
THOMAS Ia INcincr. Of Engine Company
No s, Is quite i'll at her home on Denny
Street ~ a.,
Mrs. Henry Evans, is quite u az me
home OF his parents. on Louisiana
Mr Charles seals is confined at his
home on Fulton I'm with n mild attack
OF appendicitis. He Is somewhat IN
' Mrs Conway is III at the. rcsidence, I, q
her sister Nlrs. Moore Of tarrisna.svilles.
Mrs. William Green, of Fuiton stree.
accidentally slipptd a. few d ,tS az asp
Iorch Of her residence and fell heavily
10 The ground dslocating her wrist;
DIR. J. p. Williams, was sn summon anu
4 vicious mule belonging 70 4 oarEes
Of ia rino named Preston Dandridge, mndc
q savage attack upon its owner one naS
last week. Thc mad animal lf a n.,, sna
arm and the mule tried ~ BIC maj OF.
The mule next attacked Dandridss,s !, ~ !,
one OF Ills ears. innicting. quite pain,! .t
Injuries upon the second yienm ais0s
After this performarcc3fi2an pro |,
duced htqwlihg piece and MADE an emo
IF al a. y
Mr. frank s. Anderson. formerly Of
Fulton, llas been appointed manager ma to o.
tor. to :-.icceed the retiring nianager MI.
Wood. John kenSteE4 also OF fullon, nus
resigned his position ne nssi'ta,t pii'i hin
MIR. Anderson In Manchester,
Mr. Frank Grtbbs. who recently passed
the Virginia Board Of Pharmacy as regis as
tered druggist, VIII remain WITH NC
Mis- Fannle Lovelacc. Of Halifax
county, is visiting her sister, ME- I5;-, s'eorse
Miss Lille. Koch. OF Copenh1gan, BEL zen
marx ii visiting her uncle. MI t. Nei-
gen, of williamsburg Avenue.
navy while riding to Fulton Friday saw
the old monitor Mon,auk. now lying W
the hnrbor inquired what craft y Wa;
that IL was one of the survivors Of the
Federal navy OF the Civil war With :, a
Its SnTcasti1 ile ahe 70 Psehmond
y i
ut last. after trying for forty years;
Mrs. G. A. Hudson. OF Weldon n &c, g,
and Miss Pearl Jefferles, of ScottsYli'e.
Va. are visiting their aunt. Mrs a.,
Perkins, OF Williamsburg, Avenue.
Mr.. Bernard johnson. who was operated
upon by DR. Stuart Mclean at the Viz
ginia Hospital last. Monday Is Getting
along nicely and will be able to leave the
hospital In n few DAYS. u
Clara Kidwell. the 1-year-old daIigll..
tnro Of MIR and Mrs. Charles Kldwell, Or
williamsburg Avenue. who was badly
burned on her left arm several weeHs
ago by her clothing catching atire. has
recovered from the injury.
Mr.. Ernest WhtIock n well known and
popular young man. OF Fulton, left Tor
Waterbury. Conn.,, few days ago 70 ac-
cent a position with the Waterbury
Blank Book Manufacturing Co
Mcssrs. John NJ. Duke and Dalton ~,
Shrecengost are visiting friends IN lo"ci
1Ienrco :,
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Tyrec of Farrandsville. Is extremely ~.
No hopes are entertained for It's recovery 81,
Mr.. Horace Seal Jrn formerly OF f"''