The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-02

/ lau Of tpel curtain here was not dull
number, and each ELECTED round at
jter round OF applause. The solo; by
Mrs. Cowser. and duetsby Little Ger
\ trude Campbell and Edward Fulks
We're eencored as We're several other
numbers, and the hope was express
4 ed by many that the concert be re-
peated In, the near future. e. ~. '.- ~
/ pr. !: l.. Thomas, travelling agent
4 Of the church extension of the Meth
1 od.st Episcopal church, spoke Friday
! evening: at Simpson NJ. e. church to
3 large and appreciattve audience.
i;T'Mrs. Emma G.. Jackson was hos
H(tess Thursday, afternoon to, the 10th
Century Club. sssty,.,.... - -,
j Phrenoy Teal returned Wednes-
! day to, Page after spending sever al
lweeks in the city. ,;.r~"' E%.G'
~ Miss, Ida Y ancy entertained the
| Ladies Aid, OF thee First Baptist
church Thursday afternoon at her
home 'ohS Lewis street. 20 -" - '.''H
Mrs. Carrie jennings was hostess
TO- the, Willing /, Workers club, of
Simpson. M. p Church Thursday at
ternoOn. az 49,, '''|
TIE friends Of Mr.. Thomas, Norton
were shocked to hear Of his death
which occurred Saturday morning
at the Whey hotel Mr.. Norton had
been confined t0@his room more than
two. weeks with ccmplication of
diseases, but that his illness proved
fatal was q surprie to his friends.
The .remains"were taken to Gallipolis
Saturday at noon and the funeral
services We're held Sunday afternoon
the, remains - being, accompa 1ied
to. the cemetery by Washington
Lodge No. 8, A. F.: e. A. M. and Capi-
tall City No: 1. of this city, and the
Galltpolis|'' Masonic and Pythian
lodges:s ;. %s%! ~. .''. :: -
Mr.. Norton had conducted bar.
har. shop On Anderson street fora
number OF years, and had the conf
dence and respect Of a large circle
or friends and acquaintenances. ..
- Mrs. flames /: Thomas, ore Wini-
frede,;''' and sister; miss Lillian
Wright, of this city,2#ere guests 3f
Miss ;'AnnietE Johnson at Kanawha
City-F f4day evening" ~. - ''...]''
= Ff9nR Spillard, formerly porter at
the Gem Pharmacy.> Wo was serf-
ously Ill last week Is reported con-
siderably improved by his physician,
DR.. Grichlow. IS" ~ -
| = Miss Lena Rice is taking the tea
chers' review course at Institute.
= Miss Leila Wheeler wa called to
piedmont by the serious illness Of
her sister. "-'.' ''~
= j. P. Caul left Monday to visit rel,
atives in Columbus, Ohio
l.: Misses Mary and Carrie Saunders,
en- route from SissonVille to Warrior,
We're guests Of friends here Monday.
Miss Clara johnson went to NAL
den Saturday to be in attendance
uDon her mother, who is seriously
HI ..'....i.>. $3.50 - -"',
" Miss Ola Mitchell, of Sentz street,
Is indisposed this week.
Only 80 cts. for children's hats
sold everywhere for rs cts. Mrs:
Browne 500 Capitol street.
Mrs. NJ O. Mitchell spent Sunday
at st. Adams visiting friends.
: Mrs. Rhoda: Muse has returned
from Decota where she spent several
months with her husband, who is in
business there. -
Rev. T. H. Christian, of Carbon,
was heIe last week on business. -.
of'relaffves at Ta1cott. 4 ''''''. =!
Mr.. Freda Pannell celebrated her
thirty-fonrth anniversary Tuesday
evening by entertaining a few
friends at dinner.
Mrs. James, /. Thomas, of Wini-
frede, who Is visiting relatives here,
fell and spralned her arm Monday
Miss Mary Agnes Scruggs enter
tanned a few of her little friends
with@a party Tuesday In. celebration
Of her eight birthday. ..-.-,~ -.