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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01

One - the most Important ;lfa-
,latic events of the season VIII be
tic presentation of "1'hc Light
Eternal which-comts tc thc Grand
C5era. House, Wednesday Jaumry
2nd.
"'ilc Light Eternal" /, a poTcr-
ful love story of cary Rome by
Martin Y. Merle. The play wa.
originally written for presentation
by The college students az : S;nia
Clare College, California. while Mr..
Merle was hismcif a student there.
The piece achieved such. renark-
rblc success that il was put on FOR
cis}s additional performances. Af-
ter hayng been rewritten for ;hn
professional Stage. the play ran frr
ton weeks in San Francisco and tn,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01

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a package.
Tschanen Bros, agents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
BACK ACHE,AN SICK KIDNEYS
Father Williams Indian Tea

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
Holiday Excursion.

The Erie Railroad will sell Holiday
excursion tickets to all points in G.
p. A. territory. Tickets vm sale
December %, %, q, 25, 20, 80 81,
1906 and January lst 1907. Return
limit January 2nd, 1897. 12-17-l2t
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MARTEL NEWS

Martel, Jan. l.Aiir. j, II, Cyph
ers Erie agent, ,'has an exhibition in
his office, a bl8e 'raceN snake almost
8 feet long lie has the reptile in
la large glass FAR. II seems TO be
well contented with its new home
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-01
TRAVELLING VIA G. D. g. NJ.

Through tickets are now on sale
TO central, eastern, southern, west
cru ard southwestern points in
Ohio. Esquire for same at the Inter,
urban Ticket Office. 1t means say
ing TO you. 13-l2-tf
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
::: Correspondence -


| Easter sermon at II o'clock; at 2 o.
clock the following program was rem
dered:
Scripture reading, Rev. Dan Lips
comb.
Prayer, Alex. Shaver.
Singing by school.
Recitation, Carl jackson.
Recitation, Eula Whitlaw, Edna
Patterson, Beatrice Blaney and Hat
tie b. Anderson.
Recitation, Goldie Brown.
Music by school.
Recitation, Elvin Gravis.
Recitation, Eugene Hill.
Recitation, Russell Brown.
Recitation, Ethel Blaney
Recitation Kenny Parks.
Recitation, Edna Patterson.
Solo, Mrs. Jones.
Recitation. HugheStOn Brown
Recitation, Frances Jones.
Recitation, Fred Morris
Music, collection and benediction.
Sevcn-thirty y. vi.
Music, The Morning Light is
Breaking
Scripture reading, Mr.. Blaney.
Prayer, Mr.. S. b. Graves.
Music, Here Am /.
Address, Assistant Superintendent.
Music, Winning Precious Souls.
Recitation, Hattie Anderson.
Recitation Clifford Brown.
Recitation Laura Smith.
Recitation, Mamie r.. Morris.
Address, Mr.. Carpenter.
Recitation George Coats.
Recitation, Bernard Brown.
Recitation, Mamie Patterson.
Recitation. Theresa Blaney.
Music, Meet your mother in the
sky.
Recitation, George Morris.
Recitation, Clayton Jones.
Recitation, Clara NJ. Blaney
Recitation, Annie b. King
Solo, Lost Souls, Miss NJ. Blaney.
Recitation Beatrice Blaney.
Recitation, Eula May Whitlow.
Recitation, Annie Edmonds
Solo and chorus, Mr.. Allen
Recitation, The Song of The Heart,
by eleven young ladies.
Collection. and benediction.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
HUNTINGTON.

Il "A. Neal was business visitor to
our city last Wednesday.
Easter services were observed in
an appropriate manner in all of our
churches Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Woodson is quite i'll at
her home on Artisan ave
j. r. Jefferson was the guest Of
friends Thursday while en- route to
Bluefield
DR.. Miller and Rev Woods, of Ash
land, were in our city Friday to wit
ness the sacred cantata The Cruel
fixion."
The Winter Evening Review Club
will meet with Miss Georgia Scott
next Wednesday evening.
The rendition of The Crucifixion"
at the 18th street Baptist Church last
Friday evening was witnessed by a
very large and appreciative audience
The rendition Of the cantata was
such that great credit is reflected up
on Ut FranKffn untgr whose -rtrec=
ton it was rendered, and each parti-
cipant needs to be congratulated for
his part in making it such a success.
Miss LOnnie Barnes, of CattleS-
burg, is the guest Of Mrs A D. Mills
this week.
Rev. Bryant spent last week with
his family at Bidwell, Ohio
Miss Rhoda Graham left for her
home in Middleport. Ohio, Saturday,
for an extended visit
Miss Amanda Sutton was up from
Ceredo Friday evening to witness the
cantata.
The social given at the home of
Mrs. Peter Bell last Thursday even
ing for the benefit Of building fund Of
the First Baptist Church, was a de-
cided success both socially and finan-
cially.
MesdameS L. O. Jackson and G.. G..
Barnett are spending this week in
GallipOlis, Ohio.
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GLEN JEAN.
slowly.


Mrs. Sarah Dews. mother of Mrs
Marshal Preston passed to her re-
ward last Wednesday, after a short
illness. Interment took place at her
old home in Virginia; the remains be-
ing taken there Thursday. She leaves
husband, two children and several
other relatives. The beFeaved ones
haze oHr- sympathy
Miss Junior Chancellor is here
from Handley visiting her mother
Mrs. Preston. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston were in Raj
leigh, Friday on business.
Mrs. Johnson, aunt of Mrs. Stanley
McNorton, left for, her home in Vir-
ginia, Thursday. -.
Albert Hamlet, Of Oswald, was in
town Sunday. 80.
Matt Yancy will leave Tuesday fo1
Piney. -.
Mrs. Fairfax is still on the sick
list. Ill.,.
Rev. A. 3. Spencer preached two
able sermons Sunday.
Oscar Hickman and brother atten
ded services here Sunday.
Willie Lipscomb spent several days
here the guest Of Miss l.. J. Nichols.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
INSTITUTE.

Miss Hattie E. Peters, who has
been teaching at Sissonville, is taking
the Teachers Review Course at the
w. V. G. I.
The Home Makers Club held a very
interesting meeting Saturday after
| noon with Mrs. S. II. Guss, after
| which the hostess served a dainty
luncheon.
Mrs. Austin w. Curtis returned
home last week after having closed
very successful term Of school at
Handley.
Mrs. Katherine Howard, and little
son arrived Thursday from Tip Top.
Va, where she has been visiting her
parents for sometime.
Miss Katherine S. Morton, of Pom
roy, Ohio, is taking the Review
Course at tht W. V. c. I.
Mrs. R. L. Brown and Miss Hassie
V. Brown attended the closing Of
Mrs. Austin w. Curtis school at
Handley
Miss Bessie Dorsey, who has been
attending school in ST. Louis arrived
"Wednesday morning.
She was compelled to leave school
on account of illness.
William Harper, Of New York City,
who has been visiting his sisters,
Mesdames r. L. Crown and G.. l..
Woody and r. w Howard for the
past few days left Sunday for Key
stone to visit his parents before re-
turning to his home.
Miss Mary E. Eubank, head Of the
domestic science and art depart
ment spent Sunday in West Charles
ton with her parents
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TOMSBURG.

Sunday was rally day here and
Rev. Bush preached two able ser
mons. Quite a neat little sum was
realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott are the
proud parents of a little girl, born
March 25th.
Rev. Lee and Mr.. Sellas were call
ing on friends here Sunday.
Quite number of friends of
Nuckles were w Sunday to preach
ing.
Mrs. Payne and Miss Lille Boiling
were calling On friends here Sunday,
Miss Emma Meadows made bust
ness trip to Charleston Saturday
and spent Easter at Cedar Grove, the
guest Of Mrs. r. w. Martin
Mrs. Miller's little daughter Sallie,
whose arm was broken some time
ago, is able to be out again.
E. Scott. of Cauley, is with his
family this week.
Rev. ]. Bush was the guest Of Mrs.
Katie White Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bell Banks is able to be out
again after a few weeks illness.
Mrs. Mabel Smith was up to see
her mother Sunday.
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SENELL.

The supper given by the Sunday
school was quite a success The sum
Of 1897 was cleared for the treas
ury.
The program rendered by the
school Easter Sunday was enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Fannie Cary and Mrs. Mamie
Kenney were shopping in Thurmond,
Monday.
Miss Willie Darlington, Of Klon-
dixie, was the guest Of Miss w. A.
Freeland Monday and Tuesday.
A crowd attended the K of P. ser
mon at Fire Creek Supday.---A -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taylor, Miss
Ethel Cabb1e and Miss Willie Car
rington were among the out-of-town
visitors who attended the supper
Monday night.
Miss w. A. Freeland was calling
on Mrs. P. B. Jasper at Pembroke
Wednesday.
Among those who attended the
school closing exercises at Fire Creek
Wednesday were, Mrs. Nell VanhoOk
Mrs. Fanny Cary and Miss w. A.
Freeland.
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.TsSyAJE85H9.ssfE = - ~ a 81
medical tt' !, sr1aat week. ana
has ssnt fht yifginis where shs
thinksS he Mover more raptdiy
thanIf9 the ca 6elds. Sci
. Mrs, IN Magys OF Atkinsyille. Is
Pauent Ryth&sHolley Sanitarium.
ana te 'mpESss Nicely, 80 EsS 7 s
Messrss- TUSSF ant Grow, q of
! Fla, ~ ~ ME, 6f& visitors here, Sat
urday and Sunday. -
Jack PofndexSsf. of Mcdonald, is a
patient at the SXnitarium. ~ 4
Rev. Lewis l&M yesterday for AL
derson, where no has gone to assist
Rev, Dean In Gnnducting revival,
Rev. Lewis 8sSFscently closed a re-
Vlv"' here haytnEyforty converts.s ~.
The missionaET society will have
then WEEKLY meSIing at Mrs. Virginia
Jones Tuesda$night. ... ~.
Mrs. Colurnhns Belcher, OF La
mark, was at tRe$ Sanitarium Monday
to consult Dr& Holley. .~. -.
Miss Catherine Booker, who is
teaching at RushsRun, was visiting at
home SaturdaY2Snd Sunday. return
ing Tuesday
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
WESTON.

Mrs. Betty Johnson has been very
sick for the past several days. A
slight Improvement is noticeable,
however, in her condition. We hope
for her speedy recovery.
Florida Reynolds, of ClarkSburg,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Miss Mays, teacher in the Grafton
public schools was the pleasant guest
Of Rev. and Mrs Griffith last Sun
day.
Little Willie Jones spent last Sat
urday and Sunday at Clarksburg with
relatives.
The social given by Miss Jessie
Brown, Mrs. Anna Grigsby and Mrs.
Mary Lee at the church last Thursday
night was a decided success. The pro-
ceeds amounted to something over
SIS. These women are to be highly
commended 70" their successful eff
fort
Boyer Lee. Of Jane Lew. was here
one day last week attending to some
important business matters.
Misses Maurice Cochran and Gay
Goss, of Clarksburg were the guests
Of Mrs. Mollie Gos5 the latter part
of last week.
John Sherman and "MajOr' Will
son, Of Buckhannon, were calling on
friends here Saturday.
Arthur Dangerfield and Robt Rob
inson, Of Clarksburg, were visiting
here a few days last week.
Miss Flora Lee will be absent from
the city for several weeks. She az.
companied Mrs. MaSuicrc on hel
Southern trip.
1890 Mrs George Nicholas LlG Returned
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FAIRNIONT.

VIM. Washington was called to
Staunton, Wednesday, by tht death of
his mother Mrs Washington was a
resident of this place a number OF
years and her many friends were
shocked and grieved to hear OF her
sudden death, AR. Washington has
the sympathy, or the entire COM
munity. S&H.
Chas, Fraction, Of Berrysburg, is
the guest Of his wife. -,
Mrs. Bertha Dolton, of Berrysburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. Fanny Fraction.
VIM. Lee entertained a number of
his friends at dinner Sunday. -. ~
Mrs. Fanny Fraction entertained
at dinner Sunday, Rev. J. w. Robin
son, of Clarksb1rg. 49,.
Easter exercises were carried out
in very appropriate manner at the
M. e. Church., Sunday night. The
rendition Of the program was credi-
table and much praise is to be given
the superintendent and children. -.
Mrs. w. D. Forney returned last
week from East Liverpool, Ohio,
her, sister, Mrs, John Early.
Quite a number Of strangers from
Warrington and Clarksburg spent
Easter in our city.
Miss Baltimore, Of Mooretield, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lee Tay-
lor
Miss Helen Cranshawe spent Eas-
ter Sunday in Monou gah attending
the notwithstanding.
Mrs. Florence Grinen left last week
for a months visit to her parents at
Beverly. =
Henry Bailey left last Monday for
a 10 days visit, to Atlantic City.
Tom Meade left last week for
Clarksburg where he. has employ
ment.
Fl. w. Meade, veterinary surgeon
Of the Mines. spent several days in
Berrysburg on business.
Mrs. Ed. Holmes, Miss Grace Mar
tin and Harrison Jones spent Sunday
in C1arksburg guests of relatives.
The Carpet Committee through
the efforts Of Mrs. Ida Scott and Mrs
Helen CranshaWe have been success
full in buying a carpet for the Mt
Zion Baptist Church which very
much adds to acknowledgements.
The carpet was laid for Easter
Sunday. Too much credit cannot
be given the committee.
The two nights festival held by
the True Reformers was a decided
SUCCESS - I =------.-.. 1---....
Mrs. Eugene Lomaz returned Mon
day after 10 DAYS visit to her par
ents in Washington.
Mrs. Julia Jones' was hostess to the
Four O. clock Needle Club, Friday
March Goth. and, MRS. Geo. Bell the
Friday before The CLUB is doing ex-
| cellent work and is preparing for Il
display in May.
Jacob Smith is reported seriously
| i'll at this writing 49,
Hayes Martin improves very
| slowly. 49,
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several days theS guest Of Mrs. Law
renee Pollard. $EE ~. -.
Mrs. c. r., Beale and, Miss Cor.
nelia Anderson ) spent Easter at
Goshen. S & At%, -, W. 6. ~
David Diekerson. who has been iii
With rheumatismis much better. =
Many Invitations were Issued last
week to the party OF little Ragfnfa
Edmonds for Easter Monday. At the
hour designated about, 20 children
gathered at the residence OF Mrs.
William Newsome's and enjoyed a
very pleasant egg hunt. After, the
hunt the children We're invited into
the dining room where Ice cream,
cake and candy was served there.
Each child went home about six o.
clock with a souvenier Of the jolly
time. -------..a 900 ........
Mrs, "A. B. Brown was somewhat
indisposed Monday. -
Miss I. K. Pollard entertained at
dinner Sunday. Misses Jennie, Mar
tina and Rosa Mickens. J. G.. Austin,
Gaines, G. l.. Hall and T. Fairfax.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
HINTON.

An Easter Egg Hunt was held at
the residence Of Mrs. Lucy Lewis, by
the juveniles, and was we'll attended.
Mrs. Emma Coles condition re-
mains unchanged.
Mrs. r. S. Pack, who has been i'll
for several days is better.
William, the son Of Mrs. Lucy Lew
is, on Bluff street, has typhoid fever.
We are proud to say that Mrs. Mat
tie Trent is able to be out again.
f.. S. Pack left Sunday morning
for huntington.
Mrs. Fanny Johnson is improving
slowly.
Mr.. Robert Daniels residence is
near completion. When finished it
will be one Of the finest in the city!
The Corporation Merchandise Co.,
seems to be doing fairly good bust
nCcs
1t is only question Of time now,
and our city will have paved streets
and electric car line. Hinton is COM
ing slow but sure.
Mrs. Fuquas' brother, Mr.. Whit
lock, has been a visitor in our town
for several days.
G. G. Campbell, Of Ta1cott, is in
our town on business.
Rev. Lewis preached an excellent
sermon Sunday morning on the Res
surection' at the usual hour. At
night the order Of ST. Luke's had
their annual anniversary celebration.
Mrs. Bette Crow, who underwent
q surgical operation at the Holley
Sanitarium short time ago will
leave here for her home at Fayette-
vile this week very much improved.
Mr.. Childress, Of Harvey, brought
his son James to the Sanitarium for
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; PAIsKERSRURG.

sRhe Blenncrhassett Lodge No. II X
.%pt F., Is preparing to give a unique
" entertainment on the 18th inst, for
the purpose Of starting the new lodge
& soH financially
~ ~ Invitations will be sent out and we
\ hope they will meet with success.
'Ha The Needle Work Club met last
M Thursday afternoon with Miss Nancy
( Galloway at the home Of Mrs. James
watkins. A nice attendance was in evi-
sSRdance and a pleasant and profits ble
time was spent by all.
Henry Lee left Monday noon for
Wheeling, where he will be for sever
a weeks i'll attendance upon Judge
Dayton
'&.J. R. Jefferson returned home Sun
day afternoon from Il trip to Blue
2 field, w. Va. where he attended a
meeting Of the Board of Regents of
that institution, of which he is a mem
Der. While there he found the school
In prosperous condition and dong
nicely under the new management.
Enroute home he stopped over Sat
rrday night to see his mother, who
resides in Pomeroy, Ohio.
The Friday Evening Club met with
Mrs: Carrie Jones on Avery street. A
delightful evening was spent and an
interesting contest for the prizes was
INDUCED in. Miss Rebecca Brown IT.
ce1Ved the first prize. Thomas Mat
J thews the second and Miss Lillian Mas
ton the visitors. 1t will be entertain
ed next Friday night by Mrs. Henry
Comedy on 10Th street
g.. MesSrs. Herman Brown and ChaS
Wells, who have been employed in
Middleport, Ohio. for the past several
! weeks, returned home last evening
f. Five new members were initiated
into the mysteries of Pythianism last
Friday. light by Blenncrhassett Lodge
No. II, X. of p
L ) The Easter program which was
rendered at Logan NJ f. church last
Sabbath evening was quite interesting
and crowd was present.
We are informed that excellent pro
grams were rendered at each of the
churches
VIM. Thomas left last Saturday for
Columbus, Ohio, where he will be en-
pl0yed in the future
Supt. Tabler OF the city schools act
ed as principal of Sumner building
during the absence of Mr.. Jefferson
for two days last week.
We sincerely hope that the parents
will become more interested and now
that we have such a nice new building
will. keep the children constantly in
school.
Those who owe for the Advocate will
please arrange to pay for same soon.
See ). r, Jefferson.
Marthena, and her little brother
Vance, were both on the sick list last
week at the home of their parents
on 18th street 4
Mrs. Alice FOuntane, who was
quite III last week, is now very much
improved.
-. Anthony Willis returned from
Washington, d. c., last Friday where
he had been to attend Nj. E. confer
.enCe.
a 2 Tuck. is filing the pulpit
at Logan NJ. e. church during the alb,
sence of the pastor.
. Samuel Meats and his son Harry i'm
prove very slowly. They are still con-
fined to their beds.
The entertainment given at Wesley
an Methodist church last Monday eve
ming was an interesting one and was
we'll received by fair sized audience
Miss Ermstine Fountaine was some
what improved at her last writing
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
WINLFIsEDE.

Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Thomas
were business visitors to Charleston
last week. ..,
J. w, Woods. son John and w. W.
Lewis are sDending few days at
their homes in Kanawha City
N. 8. Alexander and @. r. Caviness
were business visitors to St. Adams
Saturday. Iqs., ....
Miss Mamie McNabe who, has spent
the winter hero the. guest Of her sis-
ter Mrs. O. r. CaViness, left for her
home at Charlotte Nc, Monday. -.
Mrs. l., A. Day1as left for Ptttsburg
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
CARBON.

Our Sunday school was well atten-
ded Sunday, Roy. c.. H. Carter, made
an address to the school on Easter 1t
was deep and ful1,of thought.
Last Thursday night Miss Garnet
Harris gave her school closing exer-
cfses. Band rendered some fine
music.
Miss Garnet Harris left for her
home in Charleston Friday. evening
after being with us SIT months.
J. II. Freeland went with Miss
Harris as far az Cabin Greek juno
ton. -
Rev. r.. H. Christian went to Lour
Creek to preach last Sunday.
Samuel Bonds and Herbert Taylor
were visitors to our. school Sunday.
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LONDON.

Miss Junia Chancellor was called
70 her home at Glen Jean by the
death Of her grandmother.
Mr. WiSeman has returned to his
home at Winefrede.
Miss Ivory Miller, Of Montgomery,
spent Sunday evening with her aunt,
Mrs. o. II. Carter.
o. Mr.. ,Braiton, Of Ward was the
guest OF o. D. Allen SUNDAY.
:! Never was more pleasant day
spent than was experienced here
Sunday. Being Easter the Sunday
fEchoof rally was largely attended.
Rev, Dan, Lipscomb delivered the
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
HARPER'S FERRY.

The spring term at Store opened
Tuesday, April second, with a goodly
number.
A number of the students went to
their various homes to spend the
Easter vacation. Others visited the
homes of friends.
Mrs. Lishtner spent a few days
visiting in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Hatty Brown Williams, Of
Washington, D. c., was The guest of
Miss Virginia Brown at Storrer, for
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q few days the first part of the
vacation. Later Miss Brown and
Mrs. Williams went to Berryvile to
visit Mrs. Browns mother. &c.,
Friends from Washington have
been'visiting with the Misses Lovette
for few days. Miss Charlotte Low
EFT IS home for a few days for yaca-
ton. ..
Misses Florence Evans, Lois Evans,
Lulu and Violet Herrod, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdaniel Richard Johnson and Chas.
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Easter services were conducted by
J. G. Austin at the First Baptist
Church.
On account Of the cold weather the
crowd did not have their annual egg
hunt
George Grimes left Friday night
for an extended trip to the east
While away j." will visit Alexandria,
Washington and Pittsburg
Mrs. Laura Djckcrson, Misses Julia
ana Georgia Martin and Thomas Mar
tin attended tine banquet given by
courts Monday night.
The exercises rendered by the Sun
day school children at the First
Church, Sunday afternoon, we're
quite crcditable and portrayed the
e1hcicnt work Of the superintendent
Miss Virginia Mills is rapidly con-
valoscinu.
Mrs. r, y. Smith and family spent
! raster rho guest of her husband at
, Hot Springs.
Mrs. J. \. Payne is much better.
Miss Dora Wright, Of Wrights-
vile, continues quite i'll with rheu-
matism.
Little Miss Sarah Jackson and
Blanchc StarkS spent Monday at Hot
| Springs.
Mrs. Mary Allen, of Dunap, spent
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!Burrell all neighboring teachers were
home for Easter. -. ..'
Prof. Cook aud -. w. Mcdaniel,
OF Washington, spent Friday of last
week in town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, Of Sh9o-
ardstown, spent Sunday in town with,
Mrs. Lovett. -.'
A. P. Daniels and son Ashley,
were home for Easter. Mrs. Daniel
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ar Continued on Page Three, ,.sr
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c. A. Potterfield, Druggist,

Saturday to visit her son and dau-,
ghter. ..-'
Mrs. w. A. Tunsti1l returned from
Sheltering. Arm Hospital Saturday
much improved.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-04
RAYMOND CITY.

Ed Ransom was visiting friends in
st. Adams last week.
Mrs. Blanche Lewis, who has been
visiting her mother here, left last
week for her home in Chicago.
Miss Sadie Walker is very i'll at
her home with fever.
Rev. Nelson Barnett preached the
Easter sermon here Sunday at l O.
clock.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pierson is able to re-
sumo her duties again.
Robert Anderson, Of Maiden, is the
pleasant guest Of his brother this
week.
Abe Coleman is reported better at
this writing.
Mrs. Luvinia Cogle and Miss Adj
zOnia Alexander made q business
trip to Plymouth last week.
Mrs. Emma Dickerson, Of Ban
croft, made flying trip here last
week.
Misses Heel Price and Mittie
Hayes were home Sunday to spend
Easter.
NJ ISIS Lille Woodson made q
flying trip to Charleston last week.
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