The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
FULTON NEWS

Mrs. Ellen Woodson Bates, daughter az
Colonel Charles r. 1Voodson and da,ip,,-
ter-in- law OF Attorney. General Bntes 'is
the guest OF her cousin, II. C. Friend. Mt
his home, Craig Hall. Henrico county.
near Dutch Gap. She is III sight OF her
old ancestral home, Neck OF Land" on
{Woodson's Rocks.
spent last Sunday In Fulton, guest Of
relatives and friends.
Edward Butler who has been visiting
1 his mother here for some time, left last
Monday for Norfolk, where he has ac-i
3ceptel a position.
Mr.. William Mitchell, OF Engine Com
pany No. I. has been on the sick list for.
about a week.
Colonel James o'connor. Of West Point.
was a recent visitor to Fulton.
Mrs. Lillis continues very i'll ut the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Mclaughlin,
OH Louisiana street.
The trustees OF varina District. Hcnrico
Z have closed Town Hull School until small
pox. which has appeared In the neigh.
borfood. has Disappeared.
Mr.. James Hartley Is out after his re-
entsindfsposition.
Mr.. James B.. Bickerstaff. OF Norfolk,
is I'm Fulton on business connected with
his plant Just below the city.
Mr.. Robert Slaughter. who has been
confined to his home near the National
Cemetery for about two weeks, from a
maslleH foot. Is able to be out
w. L. Wade. OF Marion Hill. employed
at the Chesapeake and Ohio shops. left
last Tuesday for the Chesapeake and Ohio
hospital at Clifton Forge, where he will
undergo treatment.
Mrs. George Hudson. Of Fulton HILL.
who has been sick for some time, Is i'm
proving
Mrs. James II. Taylor. OF s2s Louisiana
Street, is improving, after her recent Ill
ness.
Alice Virginia, the little two-year- old
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. George e..
Barksdale. is very III at her parents res
3idence on Chimborazo Terrace
The Ladies' Aid Society held a largely
attendedsan very interesting meeting last
Monday, night. Mrs. William Grant re-
ceived handsome box OF candy for
bringing in the largest rumber of new
members. Another prize will be given to
the member who bringstin the largest
number OF. new members by the first
Monday in April.
Willie Grant, OF Williamsburg Avenue,
is out after his recent illness.
j. Ben Davis, who has been sick, Is
out again. His wife continues quite sick.
MiSs IbOsd lIdll ID liz 6uSSls VI AiSA
cousins. the Misses Harrison. In their
country home, "Waverly," OH Fulton Hill.
Mrs. Smith. Of Duluth, MIMI. and her
brother. Eugene Cole. Of Raleigh. N. c..
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Kuester and family. of Graham Street.
several days last week. Mrs. Smith was
on her way home from visit to her
mother. in Raleigh. N. c., and was &C.
icompanied as far sas Richmond by her
brother.
Mrs Ida Traylor, OF Petersburg. is Wis
Hiting Mrs John Wann. on Denny Street.
Mr.. a. l., Eacho, who has been very
sick. is able to be out ~
Mr.. Friday Black, of Winchester, Va,
is visiting friends In Fulton.
Mr. w. r. Tecar. OF West Main Street,
is the guest OF. Mr.. Mike Bassinger at his
home in yarina.
Mrs McFerrill. Of sCincinnati, Ohio, Is
visiting Mrs. d. o.DwIer, of Orleans
Street
Mr.. William Mclaughlin. chief engineer
OF the Old Dominion steamer Hamilton.
was. a receAts visitor to- Ids brother Earl
Mclaughlin on Fulton Hill. The Ham
ilton is at Newport News, where slie Will
he cut in two and forty-six feet added
to her
Mrs. Norman Jordan continues very SICK
IA q her home on Nicholson Street.