The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-08
FULTON NEWS

Mr.. Wade Lamb. of the trictonless
Metal Company, OF Pittsburg, Pa. is
visiting his family on Fulton Hill.
| Miss Annie Harden, OF Buckingham
county. ia the guest OF Mrs j. r. Elan,
on Nicholson Street.
! Mr.. Bernard Day left last week for
Norfolk, where he has accepted a posi-
ton.
Mr.. William Colgin is quite sick at his
home. on Nicholson Street.
Willie Sears has returned to his home
in Newport News. after spending the
holidays with relatives in Futon.
Mrs Lois Powers has returned after
spending the holidays at her home at
Dover Mines.
Mr.. Carter Powers has returned to his
home in Goochland county, after Visit
| to his sister. Mrs. Claude Wood.
Messrs Harry Cosby and Harry Hen
ley, are the guests of C. D. Wood and
| family on Lewis Street.
| Miss Annie Gill, who has been the
| guest OF Mrs. r. j. Enrght, on Louisiana
| Street. has returned to Baltimore.
Louis Washer. Jr.. son of Alderman
Washer. left last week for Blacksburg,
where he will enter v. P. i.
| Joseph Fill, of the United States navy,
has returned to his post Of duty after
| spending his furlough with relatives and
friends In Fulton.
Miss Emma Burnett, of Providence
Forge. is visiting her cousin. Miss Nora
Robinson. on Seventh Street.
Mr.. James Priest Is quite sick at his
| home. on State Street
Mrs. William Hoover Is quite sick at
her home on Louisiana Street.
| Mrs. Lena Atkins. of louisiana Street,
| who has been sick for several weeks,
| is improving.
Mr.. w. C. Robertson, OF Maryland. is
| the guest of Captain c. d. Day and
wife. on Ohio Street.
| Mr.. Walter Andrews, of Nicholson
Street. has returned home, after spend
| Ing the holidays with friends in Knox
Vile. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cavedo have re-
turned from Goochland county, where
| they spent the Christmas holidays,
Lewis Rock, of Norfolk, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In Fulton,
has returned.
in Norfolk, after spending week with
relatives in Fulton.
Mrs. Hattie Godfrey has returned from
a visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Cornela Williams has returned
to her home in New Kent after visiting
the Misses Dowdens, on Graham Street.
Mr.. James Whitlock, of Montrose, who
was injured In street car collision on
Main Street, about two weeks ago, is
| able to be out.
Miss Ruth Childress and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Egbert Claibourne have returned from
Il visit to Philadelphia
| Mrs. Wallace Reams, of Farrandsville,
| Is quite sick.
Miss Pearl Sunday. student at Oak
Grove Academy. Belona, Va. who has
been visiting her mother. on Fulton Hill,
has returned to her studies.
! Miss Alice Jelley of lower Henrlco.
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitlock at their home on Fulton Hill.
Mr.. w. West is quite sick at his home
on Louisiana Street.
Miss Ida Gross is quite sick at the
home of her sister. Mrs. William Hoover
on Lusana Street.
John W. McKendree has returned to
mis- home on Fourth Street. after a ten
days visit to friends In Appomattox.
Mr.. Everett Toney will leave to-day for
Weymouth, N. c. He will make the trip
In his yacht and will be gone two weeks.
Misses Mabel and Pansy Frayser have
returned from a visit to New Kent.
| Colonel James O'Connor. of West Point,
AFTER VISITING relatives unu IrlenQ9 here,
| left Wednesday for Newport News, where
he will be the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. Macke, for several weeks.
Mr.. c. T. Holmes is very III at his
home on louisiana Street
Irwin Rice is confined to his home on
Denny Street, by sickness.
Congressman John Lamb has returned
to washington, d. c., after spending the
holidays with his family on Fulton Hill.
w. H. Stevenson has returned to his
home after spending a week with his
parents in North Carolina
Mr. Catin. who has been visiting Mr..
Nielsen and family. at Tree Hill, has re-
turned to his studies at VI p. /.
Captain c. d. Day and wife have re-
turned from q visit to relatives and
friends in Alexandria and Washington
Mr.. William Johnson. OF Fourth Street.
has recovered from his recent spell of
sickness.
Mrs. Lenluel Harden, who was burned
very badly at her home In Montrose,
several weeks ago. Is now able to at
tend to her household duties
Herbert, the three-year-old son OF Mr.
Everett Toney, who was burned very
badly in tho face a. few days ago. is
getting along nicely
Captain @, D. Grubbs has returned
from visit to Goochland county.
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