The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-05
FULTON NEWS

FULTON NEWS
Miss Bessie Black, daughter of Mr..
examination as postgraduate at the
Richmond High School and is now an
eligible for school teacher.
| Mrs. Charles II. Smith and Mrs. Rob-
ert Dias Will give u Valentine ten" at
the residence of Mrs Smith. corner OF
Fulton and State streetr, on the night
| OF Washingtons birthday A silver Of
| fering will be taken ut the door. which
| will be used for the parsonage fund of
| Denny Street Methodist Church.
| The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
cieyt OF Four Mile-Creek Baptist Church,
| will give u Silver tea in the church
on the night OF Washngtons birthday.
\ An entertainment is also a part OF tile
programme, and the ladies extend a corr
dial invitation to all to come and enjoy
| a cup of tea with the young Marthas,''
1 and see q first -class entertainment.
Tho young ladies OF Fulton will give an
entertainment in Nelson's Hall next T,fess
| day night, entitled the "Old Maids Cons
| vcntlon." An excellent programme has
been arranged for tho occasions which
will be for worthy cause. The en-
| tcrtainment is quite novel one, such as
! making old maids young again and the
| ladies promise all who attend an cnjoy-
able time.
Charles Rcams. of Norfolk. lis the guest
| If his brother on Nicholson Street.
The Fulton .Y's'' will meet Monday
night with their president, Miss josie
Rogers, No. 311 Nicholson Street.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Fulton Bap-
list Church meets Monday afternoon In
| the mission rooms.
Mr.. Fred Hycr is visiting friends in
| Williamsburg.
L hi nj rfai, i
Mccook. of Portsmouth, both of whom
are well remembered here. Is visiting
fiends and relatives in Fulton.
! William Donly has recovered from his
/ recent spell of sickness.
r. r. Archer is visiting relatives in
| Powhatan county.
| Miss sallie Cosby. OF State street, ia
quite sick
Arleish Davis is In Haitian. va. on
business. He will return in about
week.
The Fulton Social and Literary Clubs
meeting Tor next week has been post
poned.
Sheridan and Welton Dowdy, OF Dem
ny Street, are both very sick
Mrs Maia Childrcss. of Fort Harri
son. is visiting her brother. Thomas
Childress, of Farrandsvc
Mrs Hannah Boyle and daughter. Miss
| Marjorie Boyle of Cinciunntil C,bIo
mother and sister of Mrs. q. r. ROW,
arc here. called by the serious Illness az
| Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Henry Howlc is quite nj ~ be,
home ON Lester Street.
cyclone Samuels, constable of Henri,,o
county. continues Ill at his residence In
| Varina. -
Mrs. Il. j. Martin. OF Graham stree,
a.! Is improving
Richard Matthews, formerly with tbs
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad has ac-
cepted position with prominent firm
of Huntington. w. Va. and left for thar
city Thursday.
w Floyd Reams has returned from q
business trip to Quinton.
| Mrs. Ed. Norman and daughter NJ Mil.
dleseX county, are visiting friends In
| Fulton.
Mrs. NJ. powney has returned to her
| home in Alexandria,, after n pleasant visit
| to her brother. James Hartley.
| Mrs. a. B. Day, of Louisiana Street.
is improving.
| DIR. Walker. who for some time has
been senior clerk at Harrison's drug store,
has accepted the position as resident
| physician III a hospital in Huntington W.
Va, and left Friday night to accept
same.
Mr.. N. H. Norman. of Gainesville, Tex.
| Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cegar
| Waters, on State Street.
Captain r. II. McCook, formerly OF
| Fulton, who has been living at Park
View. near Norfolk for some time. has
| accepted n position with the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad at Atlanta and is
making arrangements to move his fam.
lily to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gill and children,
of Baltimore, are the guests OF Mrs.
Gill's sister. Mrs. 7. j. EMrght, ON
Louisiana Street
Mrs. j. A. Poole has returned from "a
very pleasant visit to relatives iii Farms
Vile.
Mrs. C. l.. Holmes continues sick -
her home. on Louisiana Street.
The Christian Endeayor Society OF Full
ton Baptist Church will meet Monday
night III the lecture-roonh
Mr.. Thomas 0'Connors, Jr., who stood
| q successful examination before the civil
service examiners last June as clerk, was
| appointed last week to a position in the
| postoffice and has entered upon his duties
as such.
Mr.. +. l.. Brooks, Of No. 200 Loulsiuns
Street continues very III.
Colonel James OiConnors, of West
Point. was a recent visitor to Fulton.
Mrs. Annie Walsh, of Louisiana Street.
has recovered from her recent spell OF
sickness.
Mr.. Thomas o'connors, Jr. spent sew
cral days last week in Washington sights
seeing.
AIR. Frank Woodson was IA recent 3vts-
itor to his parents Mr. and Mrs. e. II.
Woodson. on Fulton Hill.
Mrs. Mary McCauey. of Minneapolis,
Mimi, accompanied by her little son, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Patty CASSIDY.
on Nicholson Street
Edward and Leslie. tho two little sons .
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Uric Rogers. are very
sick nj their parents home. on Nichol-
son Street.
Annual Pounding Party.
Tho annual pounding for the Retreat
for the Sick will talks place Thursday,
bns nl IL Is, 80.