The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
FULTON NEWS

! The Rev. Father Waters, the mission
| airy priest, Will begin n series of sermon.
tonight on the Catholic religion at the
| Fulton Catholic Sunday school building
on State Street, and Will continue every
night during the week. This will be the
first mission OF this kind over held III
Fulton. A question box will BE placed III
the building for those DESTROYS of in
formation concerning the Catholic reli-
gion. and questions will be answered
nightly.
Rev. c. III. Galloway will preach the
second OF his series of sermons to the
young Tonight at the Denny Street Meth
odist Church. The subject will be
Habit"
Miss Sadie weimer and Mr.. John Tay-
Tor were married Tuesday night by Rev.
G. III. Galloway, pastor of Denny Street
Methodist Church. jim his parlor. on
State Street. Miss Weimer is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Weiuer,
of No 426 Denny Street. The groom
is an employee of the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. The
couple will reside with the brides pa
rents, on Denny Street.
Arthur Bingley received painful
wrench Of his knee by the falling of
piece of timber from an acid tank on him
Friday morning at the Richmond Guano
Works. where he Ia employed. He was
taken TO his home, on Nicholson Street.
where he was attended TO by DIR. Barks-
dale.
Miss Lucy Bransford, of Huntington.
w. Va. is the guest of Mrs. Henry Hill,
on State Street.
Mr.. Perry. who recently bought the
farm OF Captain B. c. Cook. in Henrico
county, left for his home in Dakota
Thursday, to make arrangements to move
his family to their new home in Vir-
gina.
Mr. John Satan and little son, of Mon
treal, Canada. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Andrews. on Nichol-
son Street left for their home Friday.
Mr.. Jake Caul, of Fourth Street, is out,
after his recent spell of sickness
Mrs. Hornest continues very sick at her
home, on Louisiana Street.
Captain B. g. Rice and daughter Miss
Irene. are the guests OF relatives in
Norfolk.
Mr.. Wilson Luck is sick at his home, on
Denny Street.
Mr. Henry Sears left last week for
Newport News, where no has accepted
position with Armour and Company.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Denny
day afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Downey, of Alexandra. is the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. James Hart
ley. on Louisiana Street.
Mr.. John Cavedo, foreman of the Rich
mond Guano Company, Is suffering with
a badly swollen hand.
William Mcnamara, of Trenton, n. j.,
is the guest of his uncle, John f. OGrady,
on Louisiana Street.
Mr.. John T. Roche, of West Point, is
the guest of relatives in Fulton.
Miss u. nj. Cosby, Of Amelia county.
Is the guest of Mrs. Henry Hill, on
State Street
Frederick Hoffman,. lead burner of
the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
left Wednesday for Shreveport. La, to
work on the new plant, which the COM
pany is building at that place.
The Fulton ''Y's'' will meet Monday
night at the residence of Miss Josie
Rogers, No. 81 Nicholson Street
Mrs. Clifford Harden. who has been
very sick, is improving
Mrs. NJ NJ. O'Dwyer continues very
sick at her home, in Belmont
Mrs. Seth Morgan. OF Norfolk, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Z. S. Rice
has returned home.
James Cassiday. Jr., who was called
here TO the bedside OF his father, who
was stricken with paralysis about n
month ago, has returned to his home, In
Illinois
Mr.. James Neagle, assistant engineer at
engine house No. 8. is still confined to his
nome Mr. Neagle sustained injuries at
engine house No. Z while sliding down
q pole about two weeks ago. The acct
dent was more serious than at first
expected.
Citizens are urging the Board of Fire
commissioners to give No. new en-
sine. Ihey are badly IN need of 1t, and