The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
FULTON NEWS

& Mr. B. RI MnrloWe ana MISS Nora
.egnt e.usf from ns'f tie Slate Council Of the
Daughters OF Liberty. left last night for
Chicago to attend the National Council.
DnngtHrs q sssssty csp KY Vii
make. n big .effortEto capture the conven-
It is likely that MI. George Patram VIII
be SEPTEMBER nrs it,
Horace Griffin, who will resign. Mr..
Griffin has been acting foreman. since
Mr.. w. j.. Mays resigned about July lst.
plant and is ono OF the Oldest employees
OF the works. ,85, Y.5
Mri John Rowe, who has been quite
sick. Is Improving.
Beach. Del, for several weeks returned
tonthe city this week.
.is'snow a Jack tar for Uncle Sam on the
battleshin Texas, knocked out Joe VIII
iiams, OF Bangor Maine. last week In
the second round Of 2 boxing contest. The
plonship ofEthe coast. Before entering
tie navy Hickman server through the
SpanishAmerica war dis corporal In
the cavalry and saw considerable fight fight
The appointment o. Mr.. James Hartley
as fudge ct First Marshall Precinct IS
MTS. J. ~ IOlt S-ItGI th'hSu
number Of friends Tuesday night In honor
Of her sister, Mrs. f. J. Saunders. Of
Washington. ..,,
Mr.. John Maghce. Of Marion Hill, is
Chief Charles ii. Smith, Of Richmond
Cedar Works. has, returned from Har-.
rlsonburg. where he has been in at
ffnen"as Asyaeiat,on Chief Smith was
elected chaplain of the ASSOCIATION md
Captain John II. Redwood of Church Hill,
vas ELECTED :, d rrssaant
revival services ut Samarla Indian. Bap-
Miss Edmonla Will iams, OF Nicholson
Street, has, returned from the White sui
Mrs. William Williams and children,
of Portsmouth. are visiting rela tives.
Mr.. Everett Wikerson,,, who has been
quite sick at his residence on Denny
Street, Is able to be out. I,
Mr.. Joseph Quinn.( who has been quite
sick. is able to be out @ RI
Miss Eula Miller has returned from a
two week stay a the eashore
Miss Viola. Brown. who has been visit
ing in Surry jconnty."has returned home.
&. Miss 3llcn5C lancey who has been con-
fined to her residence with a, spr1alinsed
Mr. Eidrcy bunker, Of Fulton Hill, who.
has been quite sick Is imW prtM
lisa guest OF Mr.. As T.. McMuen.# OF
]. Master Thomas Humphrey Of, West
Point, spent several days, with relatives i''e'
j Miss Annie Brown. Of Lewis Street, is
visiting in Surry county. q S'l i
"A Miss Dora Hicks Is visiting In New
81 MI, James o'connor. Of West Point,
spent several days in Fulton this week.
80 Mr. and Mrs, a. E. Slaughter are ylsI
'itiIxd In Orange county. 81 AZ ,s ! s.
Ell Mrt and Mrs. 2. NJ Belle have returned
from the seashore. yGlip ~ "a. n
Mrs. Frank LawderS OF Washington, is
visiting her parents on, the Williamsburg
Road. fEs asss 81
The funeral Of Mrs, Francis Johnston,
who died at her residence Wednesday.
took place Thursday afternoon i from, Four
vivcd by her husband and four. children.
Miss Susie Evans is..yisiting her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Turner, Of ,Varina:
F his nce Gspin Thomas dny
Mrs. George p williams: who have
been visiting relatives in Giles county,
Mr.. r. +. Moncure and family are vis--
,itlng their old home In Caroline county.
]. Charlie Jordan is III at the residence Of
his father. Lee Jordan on Williamsburg
ii Wilson Luck Is confined to his resi-
dence with an injured foot, which was
considerably mashed by huge block OF
Ice several days ago. $
Mr.. Thomas Marable left this week for
Craigs Springs upon the advice Of his
Harry McCook OF Primers Point, is
visiting relatives, lqsS
vacation at Atlantic City.
Nj. and Mrs Floyd Reams are at Buck
! Melvin Wells, who has been Ill ut tho
residence of his brother-in- law, A. r.
Mccallcy, Is improving ..,,,,.,n !, y,
con. Ca. arc the guests OF her sister,
Mrs j. P, Gil, Of Denny Street,
d Mr.. Larkin NJ, GILL OF Newport News,
is visiting his daughter Mrs, Samuel g.
Mr, and Mrs. r. F, Lpford who have
been visit relatives In Cumberland coun-
" returned to the city r r. might eon
fn Md q af his residences With an If Injured
foot.
quite sick, is able to be out.
Mrs Fred Rice and children left yes