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.FAIRMoNT.

Mr.. Robert Rector, of Clarksburg,
was the guest OF her sisters Sunday
the 10th.
Mrs. Arch Meade has about recov-
cred from her recent illness.
Mrs. e. l.. Morton and Miss Bessie
Jordan received the very sad new
Of the death of their little cousin in
Moundsville.
Miss Alice E. Jordan, of Weston,
was the guest Of cousins here en-
route home from Moundsville, where
she attended the funeral Of her lit
tie nephew.
The community was shocked on
last Monday morning to hear OF the
illness OF little Mary Fortune, Oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. For
tune, and later Monday night to hear
OF her death. She was thrown into
spasms caused by acute indigestion
from which she never rallied. She
was bright 1ovable child Of five
years and her little soul taken SO
quickly from her parents gives them
the deepest sympathy Of the commun
lty. The funeral was preached 10y
ReV. Arnold, services at the house
1nterment at Woodlawn cemetery.
Howard and Custer Shelton, accom-
panied by their sister, Mrs. VIM. For
tune, left for McKeesport Fr'dav..
Aunt Maria Penn was taken to
the city hospital quite iii with pneu-
monia
A. J. Dawson entertained a few
of his young lady and gentlemen
friends at the. home Of Mrs. DAILY
Martin On last Thursday evening.
Arthur Dangerfeld, James Grey
and Misses Biyden, Of Clarksburg,
spent Sunday here the guests OF
| friends
-ReY-Dunn, OF -Clark$hnrg, preGeh.
ed two very able sermons at the
Baptist church Sunday, November
10th.
Mrs. Henry Bailey and children
have returned from visit. to Wash.
ington.
Chas. Williams has returned from
hunting trip to Oakland.
The Tin Cup social held at the M
f.. church was quite q success flnan.
cially.
Mrs. w. D. Forney has returned
after a prolonged visit to her moth.
er In East Liverpool, o.
The 4 o'clock needle club was en-.
tertained by Mrs. Julia Jones on last
Friday evening. =
Blanche, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Obie, was chris
tened at the NJ. E. church on last
Sunday night.
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GUYANDOTTE.

Miss Mary Hill Of Barboursville,
spent few days In town last week.
Mrs. Ed. Holland and daughters,
Louise and Virginia, were in Hunt
lngton Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Mile Layne spent Sunday in
Parkersburg, the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Slash.
Frank Good and John Hill spent
Sunday In town calling on relatives
and friends.
owens Pleasant has moved his fam
lily in town again.
Ed. Brooks, OF Washington, D. c.,
was In town Wednesday calling on
his neice, Mrs William Harris.
George Martin and Ed. Hamlin, OF
Barboursville, spent a few hours In
town Saturday the guests of Nelson
Layne.
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TOMSBURG.

Rev. P. A. Harris flied his pulpit
here Sunday
Mrs. Nancy Scott, Claiborne Scott
E.. Scott, W. E. Wood, A. F. Hen
derson, Tom Jefferson, c. Ferguson
Ed. Grace, Mrs. Grace, c.. Louis ant
w. Blackstock were attending court
In Charleston last week.
John Moore, who sprained his an.
kle some time ago, is able. to be ou
again.
Mrs. Mamie Coleman and little
son, Lonzro were business visitors
to Charleston last week.
Miss Meadows was visiting friends
at Cedar Grove, Charleston and In.
stitute last week. -...-.-~....
Samuel Sellas is confined to his
room this week.
Mr.. Banks has been quite III fol
the last two weeks.
John Waller was calling on friends
here Sunday.
Robert Waller was business visi.
tor to Montgomery Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Morris gave an enter.
tainment Saturday night and realiz.
ed a neat sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and little
daughter, Sallie, and Miss Emma
Meadows were visiting Mrs. Green al
Martin Sunday
Glenia Davis was the guest Of Mrs
Mable Smith at Nuckles Sunday.
Mrs. Love Bruc was visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. Scott Sunday.
- Miss Mamie Robinson leaves Wed.
nesday for Charleston on business.
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CEDAR GROVE.

John Richmond was business
visitor to Charleston Monday
Rev. ID. D, Davis preached two
able sermons Sunday
Miss Ashland and Addie Walker
spent the day Sunday at Monarch
with Miss Minnie Conley.
Mrs. George Lewis, of Longacre,
spent the day Monday with friends
Miss Kittie Strundrick spent Sun
day in Charleston with her Aunt,
Mrs. A. G. Turner.
FlemingAnderson, Of Hugheston,
was calling on friends here last
week.
Clarence Woody was accidentally
shot Monday while Hunting.
Mrs. Tom Jones is visiting her
daughter 1othe Tibbs, at Raymond
City.
Mrs, Ida Coleman. Of Raymond
city, was visiting her brother, Geo.
Lee, last week.
Charley Peters, Of Charleston, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. II. Jones,
Sunday.
Miss Alira Riddle was visiting at
institute last week.
Miss Cora Wilson was visiting her
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LEWTS1sTu;.

W. \. Crawford spent day last
week with his sister, Mrs. Matte
Meadows
MISS Martha Brown, who has been
V'Sltihg friends at Lowmoor, Va, re-
turned home Saturday.
a. A. Slaughter, Of Ronceverte
moved over his barber shop last
week
Rev. Ed. Sanders filled Rev. Lake'a
pulpit Sunday. He delivered q very
interesting sermon.
Rcubcn Fitzbugh is still confined
70 MS bed with severe case Of rheu-
matiSm.
u" enrolment has now reached
80 IN tn" Lewisburg Colored School
Mrs, Sarah Freeman is still quite
sick. N'''"
Th"r" is great cry for teachers
~ nJI the Colored schools in this
part Of the state.
Rev. Lakes protracted meeting is
@tll' III progress. There have been
50 conversions.
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WESTON.

The box social given at the church
on last Thursday night was we'll at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed. The
committee, Mrs. Gilbert Grant, Mary
Lee and Gilbert Grant, deserve much
credit for the successful way in which
they managed the AFFAIR.
Mr.. Robinson attendant at the asy-
lum, was at WEIGH and Hinton last
week III the interest Of said institu-
ton.
Paul Clifford, the genial and hust-
ling agent of the Pioneer Press was
In town last Saturday shaking hands
with old friends and making new.
Mr., and Mrs. James Davis, OF
Clarksburg, spent few hours here
last Saturday. They were on their
way to Buckhannon.
Little Warren Perkins was pain
fully hurt one evening last week,
While riding on the truck running
from the reservoir to the depot his
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sister, Mrs. Jas. Mosby, OF Huston,
Monday.
James Smith, Of Crown Hill, was
visiting friends here Sunday.
Rev. H. Harris lectured here We'd
nesaay on the Duties and Beauties"
Of married life.
Miss Elizabeth Austin and Miss
Mildred Austin were calling on Miss
Matte Wilson Sunday evening.
William Austin was visiting his
father last week and left Monday
for Cabin Creek. r.. a.. 49,.
Alex Shafer, Of Ward, was 81
business visitor to town last week
Mrs. Mana Richmond is improv-
ing slowly
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HARPER'S FERRY,

A temperance rally was held at
the Curtis Free Baptist church Satur-
day night last. The exercises were
conducted by Miss Ella V. Smith who
gave the opening address. Mrs. Mary
Bracket Robertson gave an address
on total abstinnance; Miss Marion
Green delivered the essay On tenn
perance; Mr.. II. H. Winters spoke
or the influence Of girls as regards
this important subject Mr.. Thomas
Robertson, Of Chevy Chase, Md,
gave blackboard talk on the sub
ject. Prof. Anthony, Of Bates COLI
lege, who has been visiting friends
In town and the college, gave an in
teresting talk as to the attitude Of
business n6n toward those who are
addicted to the habit Of drink,
The church choir furnished music
for the evening. BY special request
Prof. and Mrs. Thompson Of Charles
Town, gave q musical selection. The
program was one Of very great in
terest.
President Mcdonald represented
the faculty Of Storer at the exercise
attending the installation Of the
president Of Howard University, DR..
ThlrNeld, on Friday, November Is
at Howard University.
President Mcdonald spent Satur-
day and Sunday In Luray attending
the Winchester Quarterly meeting.
Mrs. Nettie Washington Of Shep-
herdstOwn, has been called from
school because OF the death OF her
father
Mrs. Claudia Herrod Willis. Of
Thomas, has returned to- spend the
winter with her mother Mrs. Her.
rod.
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WiNIFREDE.

Little Ernestine Shelton has re-
turned TO her bed apd is very ill.,
G. H. Turner was business Wis
itor TO Charleston Thursday.
w. w. Lewis spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Kanawha
City.
Rev. r. E. Smith has been con-
Quoting a protracted meeting the
past week which will continue
through next week. He is expecting
the assistance Of Rev. N. Barnett.
G. w. Perkins and Jas. /. Thomas
spent the latter part Of the week in
Huntington on business.
Miss Sarah Smoot, Of Charleston
was here Tuesday
B. B. Allen spent a few days in
st. Adams with his brother, 4. Fl.
Allen, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Giles spent the
latter part Of the week in Charles
| ton.
Mr., Silas Thomas has returned
from Charleston where she spent
several months. -. ,,,-. g.. o..
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PROGRAM.
Mercer County Institute ut the Raj
eigh st. A. NJ. E. Church,
Nov. e, 1000 A. nj.

Opening:
Paper: District Institute and
Reading Circles, Prof. B. F. S. Black
burn. Discussion and Organization
OF Permanent Institute, if agreeable
to Teachers assembled. PaDer:
Common Sense Didactics, Miss G..
Booker.
Discussions.
2:OOP NJ.
Paper: How Should Teachers
Time be spent outside actual Recita-
ton Work? Mrs. l.. G.. Benson.
Discussions.
Paper: Dynamic Teaching, or
BEST Method of dealing with the
Child o. c. Houston.
Discussions.
Paper: Is Educational Progress
keeping step with our Material De-
Velopment? Miss L. w. Collins.
Discussions:
500 +. NJ.
DeVotionals.
Welcome Address, /. c. TplI.
Response, q. D. Benson.
Paper: How can Parents help the
IeacheF? J. V. Whittico.
Address, Supt. J. H. Gadd.
Address, Supt. Geo. M. Ford.
Remarks by visitors and patrons
Teacher will receive credit for at
tendance at this institute accordins
to State school law.
Come prepared to take an active
part in all discussions and make tbi,
Institute one to be remembered.
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CONVICTION, VA.

Mrs. Ecalena Pegram continues
quite Ill at her home on Pine street.
Rev. Hackett preached a wonder
ful sermon Sunday morning, the
theme being "Offences."
Prof. Bolden, of Claremont school
In Claremont, Va, spoke to the peo-
pie at First church Sunday evening
subject, @The Proper Conception of
Education"
Stanford Brown, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, is able to
be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Payne re-
ceived from Shorthand on the 18th a
fine baby boy.
Charles MILLER was in Clifton last
week.
Mrs. James Jackson has been quite
sick for week.
Mrs. Andrew Gilmore is at the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. Eclena
Pegram.
All persons desiring to subscribe
for The Advocate will give their sub
scriptions to MRS. S. H. benson.
Mrs. Holmes of Richmond, spent
a week here organizing a ROSEBUD,
the juvenile lodge of True Reform
ers. Mrs. Channel Morris and Mrs.
William Pierce have charge Of the
Rosebud. Mrs. Holmes was guest of
Mrs. William Pierce during her stay
here.
Miss I. K. Pollard spent Sunday
in Clifton Forge visiting friends and
relatives.
The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Minor
Mann was sick last week.
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MONTGOMERY.

85E Cardoza, the little three-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Willis, dieG
u Th1rsday night and was buried Sat
4 urdNy.sE' a4'>ve" q,
,,G5 MRS. Lizzie Davis, of Hill Top, was
down Saturday and Sunday the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Morgan.
S% Rev. D. c. Deans filled his regular
SapR0lhtnent at Anderson Sunday.
M MRS j. V. Wilkerson, teacher a,
! macdonald, was called here Friday
because of the death Of Cardoza Will
lis.
" j.. G.. Taylor, Of Ward. stopped
over here Sunday, on his way to Hin
ton to enter the Holly Hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. q. G. Page and Miss Cornelia
Page were shopping in Charleston
Saturday.
$, Mrs. Peyton Galloway, of Mt. Hope,
Is here the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
v. M. Willis. she came down be-
cause or the sickness and death Of
little Cardoza.
Miss Wysor Watson, of Institute,
Is here to spend few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wat
son.
Rev. e. c. Page preached at Mt.
Carbon Sunday morning and at Eagle
Sunday night.
Rev. Willis Robinson, Of Fredricks-
burg. Va, preached at the NJ. E.
church Monday.
s. j. Jackson is in Charleston look
ing after his business interests.
s. M. Davis came up from Charles
ton Monday to look after his business
interests here.
Mrs. Bette Moore and Mrs. Ionic
Haynes, of Ronceverte, guests of
Mrs. William Boone, of Donwood,
were the guests of Friends in Mont
gomery Friday.
Mrs. B. F. White and baby Dorothy
are at Institute, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. F. Brown.
Miss Ada Wright. OF Institute. is
mere the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. w. Wright.
Mrs. Warner Brown is reported
sick at her home in Norman fiat.
H. II. Railey was at Fayetteville
Saturday on business
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Ernest D. Law. of Glen Jean, was
a Sunday caller here for several
hours.
Page White left Monday for Wash
1ngton, where he will resume his stu
dies at Howard university. Owing to
sickness Mr.. White. has been unable
to enter school earlier.
r"Several prominent citizens met last
week anu organized a business club,
which the near future they expect to
conduct general merchandise and
supply store. -, ..... ,. H.. q. j..
" Anthony Thompson. Of Cranberry,
was In town last week. .
DR.: G. B. Anderson is erecting q
tWo-stroy dwelling in the town of
Warner.
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POINT PHEASANT.

Miss Mithue Colston who has been
home for the. past few weeks has re-
turned to Mason City to take I'D he:
school. 49,.
Mrs. Charles Harris Of Gallipolis,
o., who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Joe Jordan, returned home Sun
day
Sherman Walden, of Charleston,
spent a few hours In our city Sum
day.
Mrs. Ike Reed and Harry Duns-
more and Miss Vina Mitchell, were
In our city for a few hours Thurs
day.
Mrs. NJ. l., Jordan has returned
home from Moundsville, where she
was called on account OF the death
OF her granddaughter.
The Opossum supper that was Civ
en- at the First Baptist church was
quite a success.
Rev. G. p r: 'Kenney preached an
able sermon at the First Baptist
church Sunday.
Miss Barbara Blackwell has been
on the sick list.
Mrs Jink Barnett gaXe-an- o, pos,
sum supper at her home Saturday
evening
Miss Mosella Colston teacher al
KanaWha, spent few days with hef
parents here this week.
Mrs. Arthur McFetters, who has
been III for few days, is able to be
out. &C.,.
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WELLToN,,

Rsv>,siillis oblnson,> OF Freder-
icksb0rg, 4,Fnreached very able
sermon for us on last Wednesday
| night. @,SsS-E>l%
Mrs. Charles, Willis is here visit
ing her sisterSin-law. Mrs. William
Smith. .,.Sa,
Miss Maggie Tyler. OF Quinnimont,
Is visiting Mrs, Darlington.
Miss Gertrude Z. Johnson, Of
Hartshorn College, Richmond, Va,
is visiting heH brother, Luke John
son. who has been very i'll, but he is
little better at this writing,
s. II. Fairfax, who has been on
the sick list tor few weeks. ia con-
nned to his bed. He is said to have
neuralgia. .,-..
Martin l.. Fairfax, who was hurt
III the mine about two weeks ago, Is
conValesciag.E%
James Graves and Alfred Fairfax
were playing SACK in the Bush"
last Friday aud having a "a Calibre
revolver, loaded 'unknowingly, Alfred
aimed to, snap 1t when it fred and
shot j. Graves in the side of the
nose. Being SO close the powder
burnt him and the ball was taken
out of his mouth, BY Drs. B. F.. White
and Lawrence. OF Montgomery. The
wound Is thought not to be very
serious.
5. j. Chapell, the District Organ
1zer OF Indiana for the United Mine
workers OF America. lectured at the
hall last Friday night to the miners
on points of Importance
Rev. S. E. Williams filled his pull
pit Sunday at morning session after
which the baptlzing took place and
seven were put beneath the waves.
At the evening services commun-
ion and fellowship we're given
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SYLVIA.

The Sunday school is progressing
nicely and great preparation is be-
ing made for the Christmas enter
tainment under the direction Of the
superintendent and teachers.
Rev. G. G. Booze presched an ex'
ccllent sermon to an appreciative au-
dience Sunday night.
Miss Laconia Mcdaniel. of New
River, Va, is visiting friends in
Beckley.~
Miss Edmonia Williams has re-
turned from her home in Virginia,
where she was called to the sick
bed Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Abner CobbS were
entertained at dinner Sunday by
their cousins, Rev. and Mrs. G. c.
Booze.
Mrs. Toney, Mrs. Jamison and Miss
Eva Toney spent Friday in Beckley.
The Missionary Society is conduct
ing a religious reading circle. The
meetings are held Sunday evenings
in the church. These meetings are
helpful and Instructive
Leonard Woody left last week to
spend a few days with his parents
at Maybeury.
George Wright. who has been ser
iously i'll for several days, is able to
be out again.
friends in Beckley Saturday.
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BLUEFIEID.
Virginia

The various churches Of the city
are arranging entertainments to be
held on Thanksgiving night. Appro,
pirate exercises will be held during
the day.
| Miss Eva p. Griffin. of Pittsburg
Pa. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Aston, of Scott street.
A Literary Society was organized
Tuesday evening at Scott Street Bap-
fist church. A cordial invitation
| was extended to all who wish to I'M
prove the moral and intellectual adj
vancement, especially of the youth.
An informal reception was held
Friday evening at the beautiful resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert AL
ston, complimentary to their guest,
Miss Eva Griffin, of Pittshurg, Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Martin, Miss Minnie L. Walker, Miss
Emma Wroute. Dr.. w. J. Kings
low. Prof. l. c. Tull, Prof. l. w.
King. After delicate refreshments
were served the guests departed, all
OF whom expressed themselves as
having an enjoyable evening. pro-
nouncing Mrs. Aston charming
hostess.
Miss Mary McSwain and DR.. Hol-
land were business visitors to our
city Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Allen has as her guest
Mrs. Crum, formerly Of this city but
now of Ironton. Ohio.
Miss Mary VineyN was the week
end guest of Mrs. Edwards.
Misses S. F. Cooley and Robinson.
teachers at Institute, spent Sabbath
among friends in the city.
w. H. Randolph made a business
trip to Princeton last week.
The condition Of Miss Emma
Wroute is much improved. A COM
plete recovery is hoped for.
Principal E. L. Ram has been
somewhat indisposed the past week
Drs. Crichlow & Lomax performed
All operation on Mrs. Washington
Taylor on Saturday morning for re-
moval of SubmaXillary Tumor Op-
Grafton proved successful and pa
tlent is rapidly recovering.
Harry Holt who has been confined
to his bed for several weeks is now
out and able to look after his place
Of business.
We are glad to note that DR.. S. J..
Bampfield, who has been i'll for sew
Cral days, Is again able to attend his
extensive practice.
:, james Moore and Walter Gentry
nave. returned from their trip to
Jamestown where they spent their
vacation. Mr.. Moore is an employe
Of the Kingslow & Green Drug Co.
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CLARKSBJRG.

Misses r. b. Wilkinson and Lilly
Allen, and A. II. Dangerfield and J.
A. Gray spent Sunday with Miss
Bess Jordan at Fairmont
Mrs. Geo. Griffin and Miss Ame-
liza Wilson are on the sick list
Jno. Lee spent Sunday with
friends in Fairmont.
Sunday was Quarterly meeting at
Trinity M. z. church. P. e. Briggs
preached two excellent sermons.
K. II. Lowry and w. b. Danger
field have returned from Institute
where they witnessed the football
game between the Tuskegee Tigers
and w. V. C. l. team.
Chas. Ross has returned from
Fairmont.
Matt Henderson was seriously in
jured Friday evening. While trying
to altght from moving train he fell
and his foot was caught under the
wheels and completely severed He
was taken to st. Mary's HOSPITAL
where medical attention was given.
and he is doing nicely at this writing
Thursday night at Pride's A. NJ
T.. church was organized training
class for Bible Study with Prof. d. II
Kyle as instructor. A very interest.
ing meeting was held and the pros
poets for large class, eager to stud,
the Bible Systematically, is bright.
Mrs. G. w. w. Jenkins has re
turned from Parkersburg.
4 program will be rendered FRIDAY
night at the School Hall by students
Of the first five grades.
The union Thanksgiving service.
will be held at Trinity NJ. e. churcf
this year. Rev. G. r. Smith vii
preach.
Among those examined here By thu
State Medical Board were three
graduates from Howard university.
s All are looking forward to tn,
meatipg Of the teachers Of this sec
8kion Of the state, Thanksgiving.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. from Nor
folk, Va, have moved here for per
manent residence.
Mrs. Moore is quite an artist In
Crayon and pastel work, and is
soliciting the patronage of all who
have any pictures to enlarge.
The revival OF the Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church is progressing nicely
and quite a number of accessions
have been added to the church.
Miss Webb, Of Roanoke. Va, who
has been visiting her brother at
Holden passed through our city Sat
urday Ell route home.
Mrs. Daniel lynch spent Sunday
in Charleston.
Mrs. Henry, of Charleston, termin-
ated very pleasant visit Saturday
to her sister, Mrs. T. B. Smith.
Mrs. r. d. w. Meadows remains
quite i'll at her home on Artisan
avenue: 70, ' =, =; / -. =
- LsIyA SQlsmaa was p, bpsipsas xis-
itor to our city last week, in the in
terest of the u. o. T. r.
r. D. w. Meadows filled the pull.
pit at Young's Chapel, A. NJ. E. Sun
day evening and delivered an elo-
Quent sermon.
The Y. Nj. C. A. held meeting at
the home Of Miss Nina Stewart
Thursday evening at which time inl-
portant business was transacted.
Floyd, the little niece Of Mrs. An
ME Turner, is indisposed this week
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cradick, who fell at school last week
ldislocating his arm, is improving
| rapidly.
The L. o. T. r. held a banquet
at their hall last Monday evening
which was attended by quite a mum.
Der outside the members. A mos;
enjoyable time was spent both at the
hall where a most pa1atable supper
was served, and at the church where
Iseveral interesting speeches were
made. The principal speaker being
Mr.. Holmes. who held his audience
spellbound with his eloquence and
wit
Rev. y. Barnett spent last week
with his family, returning to his
field Of labor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence johnson
are cozily settled in the new cottage
on 14th street recently erected BY
Rev y. Barnett.
Rev. Lewis, Of Young's chapel, A
Al e., returned last week from Wis
1t TO his family in Pennsylvania.
quite number of candidates were
Jet into the mysteries Of the Court Of
Calanthe last week.
prosperity Lodge Of K. Of P's Wi,
noId banquet at K. of p. hal
thanksgiving. Quite a number o.
invitations are out.
Mrs. Powell, wife 81 Rev. Powell
who is the new travelling agent in he
half Of the orphans home is in on,
city.