The Western star., 1900-01-27

departed her life here on last Satur
day morning about o'clock; age
, about SO years old. She leaves a hus
band, five children and two sisters and
host of friends to mourn her loss.
By the will of the All Mighty God
who has the power in his own hands
who can destroy and can defend, II
has pleased Him to take from our
midst a loving and a faithful sister
of the Shiloh Baptist church. She was
loving wife and a respected mother
The sister was well thought of by heI
friends and community at large. HeI
funeral was conducted by the pastor
Rev. D. H Shivers, last Sunday at
o'clock. The house was crowded to its
utmost capacity. Rev. D. B. Stovall
of A. NJ E. church was present, also
Rev. G. E. Trower was present.
The pastor returned to Washington
to fill his appointment.
Rev. E. N. Nelson conducted the
burial sermon.
A splendid Sunday school conducted
by the assistant superintendent, B. E
Barkins.
1GCN' u. N. IN6lSOu S6I-
vices at the First Baptist church last
Sunday night. The Rev. preached a
noble sermon from the 9Th chapter OF
Revelations. Subject, "He went forth
conquering and to conquer"
Model Sunday school at the Second
Baptist church, conducted by the super
intendent, M. A. Moore. The lesson
was Johns preaching at Jerusalem.
Rev. G. E. Trower. the M. E. preach.
er from Cleaner, Oklahoma, who ar
rived here last Saturday, the goth
left today, the 22nd. for Navasota.
Prof A. H. Colwell. R. B. Gousbey
Prof. E. w. Knox, N. A. Allberson. +
A. Myers. T. Haskell are others that
went to Waco to attend the State ex
ecutive meeting. Ali returned home
Sunday night and report a successful
time.
Prof M. M. Haynes was called back
home Saturday for the death of his
mother Mrs. Harriet Haynes.
Mrs. E. B. Ford and daughter, Mrs
l.. G. Johnson. and brother Jim John.
son, are on the sick list.
Rev. d. H. Shivers left Friday the
18th for Washington to fill his appoint
ment.
Miss L. V. Alberson made a flying
Trip TO NaVasota on business last Fri
day. the 10Th.
Mrs. M. Sharp left today, the 10Th
for Corsie to see relatives.
Mrs. A. N. Newton has moved to
Robertson county, where her husband
Prof. A N. Newton, is teaching
school.
Miss E. E. Haynes of Prev. School
came home last Thursday night, the
18th, to visit the bedside of her sick
mother.
The public installation of the Bora
Lodge, Mo- 176, K. L. of H. and w.
VIII take place on the 3rd of February
1900. WI ''''i ,
Rev. R. N. McPhearson left here to
day for Nance.
Rev. w. A. Fateson of Hearne, came
down on the 10th and preached at the
NJ. E. church, and returned Friday
the 18th.
Rev. B. w. Wade of Hampstead
came up on last Thursday en- route tc
Stone City, to his appointment.
Rev. G. E. Trower of Oklahoma ar
rived here last Saturday. and is the
guest of Rev. w. E Hutcherson. He
preached a noble sermon at Rev
Hutcheson's church Sunday night.
Prof G. L. Versea returned home
last Saturday night from New Orleans
La, where he has been to the medical
college for about three months.
Mr. j. A. Myers, Mr.. T. Haskell, Mr.
Il. b. Gousbey Mr.. Nelson Alberson
left on last Friday the 10Th, for Waco
TO the State executive committee.
Prof A. H. Colwell, Prof E. w Knox
and two or three others left at night
to the same meeting.
lev. E. d. K!loX went to RurlesOn
county on lodge business last Friday
the 18th.
Rev. F. L. Lights of Houston. the
general manager of the Western Star
came up last Sunday night and stop
ped over with us until Monday. then
left on the north-bound train for
Hearne.
Rev. d. H. Shivers and Rev. R. H
Nixon returned last Monday the 22d
from Washington.
Mrs. ID. Calhoun returned home to.
day the 22d, from Houston. where
she has been visiting friends and rela-
tives. 0-''
Prof. M. M. Rogers of Lagrange. was
here last Monday, the 22d. on import
ant business. and returned on the
south-bound train.
Mrs. M. L. Millegan and children of
Hearne. are the guest of her brother,
Mr.. E. G. Deare.