The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
News of
The Suburbs
FULTON NEWS

FULTON NEWS
Mr.. william j. O'Connor was elected by
The Board of Fire Commissioners a run
ner Mt steamer No. Mt meeting last
monday night. Mr.. oConnor ia the pop
mar and efficient clerk Mt the grocery
store of John T. Duny's,. OH Louisiana
Street.
Mr.. Fred Goodman has accepted a posi-
,ton with the Virginia Cedar Works at
West Norfolk, and has left for that
place. ,.r,.
w. c. Chappell, student at William
and Mary College. was the guest OF MS
brother. d. p. Chappeli, on louisiana
street. for several days last week
Miss Georgia James. of Newbern, ~
G. IL the guest of her brother, Claude
James and family on State Street
Mr.. Robertson, of Alexandria, is the
guest of Captain C. u. Day and wife
on Williamsburg Avenue.
Oracle Rhodes, the i1-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Rhodes, OF Bel
mont is very sick at the residence of
her relative, Mrs Carter, on Cary Street.
Mrs. r. Throckmorton, OF Graham
street. is visiting her mother in Char
lottesville.
Mrs T. L. Baughan, of Louisiana
Street. left Wednesday for Charlotte and
Lunenburg counties, where she VIII be
the guest of relatives for ten days
Fred Vaughan. who fell twenty-six feet
LAST Monday while at work on the old
News Leader building. corner of Ninth
and Main Street, is getting along nicely
al his home on Graham Street.
Miss Irene Dowdy, of Cumberland
Courthouse. is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. David A. Cobb. on Denny Street.
/, Mrs. W. A. Duffer. of Belmont, is able
+ TO be out after her recent illness.
Of a a
OF her daughter. Mrs. Charles Glenn, on
Louisiana Street.
Mrs. F. r. woodson. OF Fulton HILL
IN on an extended visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs Rudasill, in Hickory, n. O.
Willie Philips, Jr.. son Of w. A. Philips,
Of Fulton Hill. has accepted position
with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
No engine house will have a new
engine. The budget now being made up
includes an appropriation for one iils
is good news to Fulton.
Miss Carrie Royal, of Dinwiddie coun-
~. is visiting friends in Fulton.
Mrs. George Coghill left recently for
Roanoke. Va, on visit to her two
sons. James and Henry Coghill.
Mr. f. r. knight left last week for
Perth An,boy, where he has accepted
position.
Mr.. Earl Mclaughlin Is having erected
on Fulton Hill handsome dwelling.
which he expects to occupy with his
family when completed.
Mr.. George Drinker, the popular dairy
man. is confined to his home. suffering
from, a wound on his foot. caused by
stepping on nail in CAREERS store about
two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Lloyd. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Levy on williamsburg Avenue have re-
turned to their home in Hanover coun-
ty.
Mrs. Mamie Farber and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of Alexandria, are the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. j. r.
Day. on Ohio Street.
Mrs. A f. Slaughter. of Fulton Hill,
accompanied her mother to Chase City
last week. She will spend month Wis
iting her relatives.
Leslie Drinker is out after his recent
attack of la grippe.
{. L. Denoon is confined to his home
in Belmont by sickness.
Mrs c. f. Brown, the wife of Captain
c. Z. Brown, who underwent a serious
operation at the Retreat for the Sick
about month ago. has SO far recovered
that she will be brought home Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd Boiling, of Cranes Neck,
KY. is visiting Mrs Morris Dinwiddie on
Nicholson Street
Mrs. James Nuckols has returned from
n visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. wilson
Reams in Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Brownley and their
two children. who have been in Mexico
for four years. are visiting relatives
and friends in Fulton.
Mr. Antony Manoley is sick at his home
on Fulton Street.
Linwood Grubbs was confined to his
home on Nicholson Street all last week
by sickness.
DR.. John W. Daugherty, Jr.. has re-
turned to his practice in West Norfolk
after a pleasant visit to his parents on
Graham Street.
Mr.. Haynes has returned to his home
on Graham Street after visit to friends
in Chicago.
eral days last week.
The Fulton Mission has been closed .
for the winter. The Rev. David Hepburn.
who has been IN charge, desires to thank
those who assisted in the work. and
also those who contributed money. pro-
VISIONS, meat. bread, etc. About eighteen
families have been helped daily through
this mission.
Mrs. Lucy Parrish left "Wednesday for
Pinner's Point where she will be the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Harry MAYS
j. D, sydnor, of Amelia county. was
the guest Of Commissioner OF the Reye-
nue. l., II. Kemp of Fulton Hil last