The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
News of
The Suburbs
PARAMOUNT NEWS

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Mr. and Mrs. Iluel Walker and children
fbf No. l4ol Twcnty-second Street. hav
returned from delightful visit to rela
tives, In Washington. d. c,
MIR and Mrs. John TltHncy, OF Wash
lngton. u. g., were recently the guests o
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Thomas. of Fair
mount Avenue.
Mr.. j. Aubrey. who has been confined
to his home by sickness, Is out again
Rev. Charles Coffcy aid his nephew
6ir. Ltnwood CoffeS. OF Lynchburg Va
IRE the guests OF MIR. Coffey, of Twenty
third Street Rev. Coney is conducting
The revival services at the Paramount
Christian Church.
Mrs. Fuller, OF King William county
who is spending the winter With her
niece, Mrs. Il. f. Richardson. of Fair
mount Avenue, has returned from stay
or several days with her niece Mrs.
Ernest Madison, near oakwood.
Miss Alnead Glenn and her brother,
Percy Glenn. Of Amelia county, are visit
ing their aunt. Mrs. Willie Rose, OF
Twentytirst Street.
Mrs. Douglass NiiHeton, who has been
81 in her home several days, is somewhat
improved
Mrs, Henry Gibson. Of Twenty-thrd
Street has returned. after quite a stay
with relatives in Caroline COUNT.
Mrs. Annie combs, OF West Point, l.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. Z Perkins,
OF Twenty-sccond street.
MISS Mamie Walker, of Lunenburg
county, who has been visiting her cousin.
Mrs. John r. letter, OF No. 1905 Paramount
Avenue, has returned
Miss Ida Half. OF Hinton. w. Va. is the
guest of Mrs. Maggie Patterson, of How
ards Grove.
Mr.. John Sims has gone to philadelphia,
where he will remain Indefinitely
Percy Brown. n former resident of Fair
mount, has accepted Il position nj Phoe-
bus, Va.
Mr.. Granger, who had quite severe
fall from an electric light pole q few days
ago, in which he sprained his ankle and
was badly shaken up, has recovered sutli-
tiently to leave for Hanover county,
where he will remain some time with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Brame and their two
children. Robert and Annie Laurie. of
Chase City, were the guests OF Mrs. John
R. Jeter, of No. 1905 Farmount Avenue,
recently.
Miss Annie Fisher has returned from
charlottesville Va, where she was called
on account of the illness OF her brother,
Z who is now improving.
Mr.. Charles Hughes, of Twenty-first
Street. who was badly hurt while engaged
at work at the Chesapeake and Ohio
shops last week, is improving
Little Miss Irma Bragg is out again,
after quite severe attack of rheumatism.
Miss Minnie Crowder is in Newport
News, spending some time with her aunt.
Mrs. Willie Coles.
Mrs Nerlander, OF Hanover county, has
returned home, after Il visit to her sister,
Mrs, NJ. j. Fox, of r Street.
Mrs. Percy Holler, OF Nineteenth Street,
who was badly burned several days ago
by the explosion OF can of hot tea. is
getting on as we'll as can be expected
Mr.. and Mrs I. l.. Clarke, of Ashland.
Va, were the guests of friends .ere Fe-
Gently.
Miss oteria White is visiting relatives in
Hanover county
Mr. Bphraim Cline. of steelton, Pa, is
spending some time with his SON Mir.
Harry Cline of No. 1913 Twenty second
Street.
MI James Kennedy, who has been visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. Henry Garnett. has
returned to his home. in Upper Heartco.
Mrs. c. w. Pollard is confined 10 hor
home by an attack of grip.
Mr.. y. c. Blistow, while at work on n
wheel in his shop a few days ago, had
the misfortune 10 have his arm broken
by the wheel failing on him ana striking
his arm.
very pretty but quiet marriage took
place In the home of Mr. and Mrs Lee
Young, of Twenty-third Street, Tuesday
evening. when Miss Gertrude Fields lJo,
came the bride of AIr. William Melton
Rev. X, b. Beadles was the officiating
minister. The bride Is tho sister of Mfs
Young and is quite an attractive young
lady of Hanover county. Immediately.
after the ceremony he Coy 10 lott