The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
News of
The Suburbs.
FULTON NEWS

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ended c,rncie Leonard. Edith Leonard,
Lucy Boswell, ruth ryree, Laura Whit
low, Dora Williams, Max Adelanskia one
4 craven. Edward Lacy, James Williams,
f,otije c;off, Hattie GoN, Maud Hicks,
Mary Nichols. Mabel Porr, Irene lrvil,,
Lo,, silva, Alpha Cuanber, Arlie GIL, VII
nnia Meredith Pearl seay. Grace VIII
a,ns. Then,a Wood. Willie Baker, luy-
n1ond r3nnton Raymond slater. Marshall
Leonard. Burtcn Angle, Robert Bracket,
Earl Dyson, Earl Gnur, Frank Romer,
Walter tyler, Robert Whitlock, Beverly
Williams. !.
MISC Tena Wagner who has been III
for several weeks, is much improved.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching wedding Of Mr.. William ASH
By Travser 10 Miss Lillian Capitola Duke.
.rhe wedding will take place In the F,il-
ton Baptist Church at Q r. NJ. April Goth.
The brjde-to-bc Ia the pretty and accom-.
p plshed daughter OF Mrs. S. A. Duke, Of
Nicholson street, and niece OF Council
man Fred II. CARRIER The grool11-to-be
Is the son or Supervisor OF Henrico Coun.
ty W. B. 1Trayser and himself deputy
sheriff OF the county. They are both we'll
4 known In this section, and are exceed
ingly popular With all An extended bri-
da tour will be taken after the we'd
ding, embracing the popular resorts In
4 the North
Miss sallie Goodc, OF scottsville, Va,
ID the guest of 01er sister, Mrs. Annie
1'hrockmorton, on Orleans Street.
Misses Lille and Matilda Nielsen, daugh-
tiers Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Nelson, will leave
here May list for d three months trip to
Europe. They Will be Joined In New York
BY their cousin. Miss Marie Koch, OF
I'i,tHburg. Pa, who will accompany them.
They expect 10 sail on the Patricia
f which leaves New York May 9Th, and will
visit their parents. old home In Denmark
took this same trip about Three years
ago. Gy45f "A
Lotie, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith, is quite sick at her
parents home on Ohio Street.
Ryan. Of Norfolk, are visiting relatives
and friends In Fulton.
Mr.. Isaac Wolpert, OF Atlantic City,
Norfolk. Is the guest OF relatives In Full
ton. l84
Mrs. e. E. Brown, who was operated
on at the Retreat for the Sick some weeks
ago Is now able to be up.
Mrs. Charles II. Powers. OF Dover's
Mines who has been visiting her daugh-
i ter Mrs. Claude Wood, on Lewis Street.
has returned home.
Mrs. Charles C,hlldress. who has been
visiting relatives and friends In Roanoke,
has returned home.
Captain Albert Morecock OF Charles
City, is the guest OF his son, W. +.
Morecock. on Nicholson Street.
Mr.. Thomas Tyrec, OF Newport News. Is
visiting relatives and friends here
Edward, the little son OF Mrs. Trueman.
OF williamsburg Avenue. Is quite sick.
Mrs. Flossie Dooley, Of Boston. Mass.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
H. Farrand. in FartandsvIlle.
Mrs. G.. w Samuels OF 30l3 Williams
burg Avenue. who has been very III for,
some time. has been removed to the Vir-
snia Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. Wright, OF Fulton Fill, Is out after
his recent spell OF sickness
Mrs Wiltshire has returned to her.
home on Fulton Hill after very pleas
L ant visit to relatives In Orange county.
ss Mrs. A. e. Slaughter, Who has been
quite Ill. is much improved
The ladies' of Montrose Chapel Will give
a supper at Genert's Hall on the night
OF Easter Monday The proceeds are for
the church fund. Esq "a
Mrs f. r. Woodson. who has been
spending the winter with her daughter.
has returned to her home on Fulton
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dobson. OF Dakota.
have returned after a pleasant visit with
friends here.
There will be an Easter egg hunt and
supper at Red Mems Hall. on the Darby
town Road. on Easter Monday. All are
cordially invited.
Mr. John r. Harvey, who has b.cn quite
lick for some time at the honl. OF his
4 ,Is,cr, Mrs. Enroughty. has recovered
,uff1ciently to return to his home In
Charles City county
Mr. W. Flodn, OF Detroit Moi. who