The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
MT. HOPE.


died at her home Monday, May q, af-
ter short illness She had been COM
planning all spring and about two
weeks ago was taken with measles, to
which she Succumbed.
Rev. j. E. Dotson, assisted by Rev.
P. 8. Gordon, conducted funeral servi-
ces from Mcdonald Baptist church, of
which she was a member. The Odd
Fellows, Court of Calanthe and Fish
ermen, conveyed the body to its final
rest. The deceased leaves q husband,
Glenn Galloway, and several small chill
dren.
Not quite one week elapsed be-
tween the death OF Mrs. Galloway and
her next Oldest child, Marie, who died
Sunday might, June 2nd, of measles
The little one was laid to rest by it's
mother Monday at Mcdonald cemetery.
The grief stricken father has the SYM
pathy of the entire community. Doc
tors and friends are doing their utmost
to save the other child who is quite
sick.
Mrs. Malinda Crawford, wife of
Chas. Crawford, formerly of this town
but now of Price Hill, dropped dead
Friday morning, May 31st, about TOO
O'Clock, while milking. She had neg
been sick, but feeling as we'll as usual,
left her home and went to her son s
house, Johnnie Hill, where she staid
only short while. From there she
went to her cow pen aud began milk
ing. She had not more than started
when she suddenly tOppled over dead.
Heart trouble is supposed to have
been the cause. Her remains were
conveyed to her home at Anderson for
lnterment. The deceased is survived by
husband, sister. Mrs. Emma Black
wall, of PittSburg; and three sons, r.
L., W. NJ. and John T. Hill, daughter,
FLORENCE Hill. of Penn vlvania. The
following accompanied the remains to
Anderson, excluding relatives: MI and
Mrs. H. A. Scott, VIM. Agee, Henry
Valentine, Joseph Beverly and Mason
Williamson
Walter ThurstOn, Of Macdonald,
was paralyzed Monday while fishing
and tumbled off a log into Loup
Creek Had it not been for r. d. Rob
inson he may have drowned. He is in
critical condition.
Memorial services were held at Mac
donald Baptist church, May 30, by the
several lodges. From there they
marched to the cemetery and paid
tribute to the departed ones. A fitting
program was rendered at the, K. of
p. hall at night by the Old Folks Club,
and Friday night ty the Court of Cal
anthe. Both programs were a rare
treat to the public and were quite
commendable 10 the participants.
Rev. d. G. Hunter resigned his pas,
toral duties at Kilsythe in favor OF
Rev. r. S. Gordon, which was accepted
| by the church.
James r. Black spent a few days of
last week visiting relatives at Greens
vile.
Misses Carrie Manggrum, Of Hunt
ington, Rosie Winston, Of Hill TOP
and Miss Bertha Turner, of Fayette
vile, spent Thursday with Miss Maud
Tarrar on Centre street
The Citizens Band rendered music
at the commencement of w. Va. Semi
nary, May 29th
The sports Of L0up Creek witness
cd two exciting ball games last Fri
! day and Saturday when the Sun Reds
met the w. V. |. Athletes The cham
plon co ored team Of West Virginia
although the w. v: /. lost the frs
game by one score, to 4, by a wiir
| throw, they just simply mopped u,
Tor Sun Saturday. Score II to 6, fanD1
Institute.
The Thanksgiving sermon Or tht
Rcd Men here was preached by Rev
| -. {. Hunter last Sunday.