The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-08
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.CQYiNGToN. VA,

T.. WIs. oscaFES9artee, (n08 HNNt&r) :,
after an tlihsAa of two weeks, ,dteii
Thursday XfsHt about 'I6:bB az a
eomplicatiehsnfs diseases. Tha ftihhiE
raj WAS held sat the First Babtisf
church Friday afternoon afldatha lSSf-
vices We're onducted. by, Rev. ID. p.
Jackson. Mrs. :Bartee was'a member
Of the Frat' haptist church ifrofn
childhood tah9r death. She 'wsk 1n,A fa,if
rted to Oscar f8artee six yeara aga
and was a. loving mother ana a: de
voted wife. She leaves q husband,
three children, mother father, sia-
tiers and brothers to mourn thsir
! loss. fshFg i~A,:S: -
Mrs Sarah Hunter Is yet III. ttiz:.';.
Mrs. Kelley Keney is commissioning.
Mr.. and Mfe.SC. r. Beale lost their
little infant or two weeks Tiiursday
might at S8Iock.+ Services were
conducted 'PFtaay by Rev. r. p: Jack
son at the h Hduse about 2 O'Clock
after which tnkerment took place In
CoYington cemetery $ 4 ''.'''~. '.
| Rev ~. s{laeke cit spent some
time In GosaiBM last week. -. IT,. =
Mrs Charles, a. NrlnerY ri ss growing; BET
| 'oh "AIoi III ifT2resSS OF several weeks.
| Kings Daughters will meet Mon
day with Mrs. Bessie Jordan in
Wrightsvil1e ,:T.f49.' .'.*.,... g.
Miss Bertha Harris, who has been
eonfined to- bed Tor several weeks, is
Somewhat better i y g..
Ghestina LeftWfch and Miss FIossy
Hughes accompanied Miss Mamie
10y hoylns to her home nome. in Wilton, Fri;
| James Owens and little daughter
| Ottie, and Herbert. Leftwich spent
Sunday at Glenn Wilton. -.
Miss Eva Beale, who is In bed with
bilious fever, is getting along nicely.
! Miss Amelia Alien spent Sunday at
her home In ron Gate. :,
| In a free for all fight In Wrights-
vile Saturday, Charley Quarles shot
John Wright in the abdomen. Up
until Tuesday the doctor thought
Wright would 80. recover. Quarles
made good his escape. - p
/ Little Adorina, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Gillian, died Tues
day morning about 8 o'clock of
measles and whopping cough. Ad-
onia was the only child and every
thing that tender hands could do
was done that she might get well,
but God called his own to rest. She
was Ave years old The parents have
Ethe sympathy of their many friends.
Isaac Carter, Of Basic City, died
at his home on Friday, July 26, at
the ripe age of SO years and II
months. He was loving father
land devoted husband. He leaves a
| wife and eight children. namely: Co
lumbus D.. of Pittsburg; Wilmer N.
and Isaac G., OF New York; Mrs.
Marietta Miller Braddock, Pa.
Mrs. Rehecca Wells, Of New York
Mrs. Amanda RUSSELL, OF Allegheny,
| Pa; Mrs. Rachael BURNS, Stanton,
| Va; Mrs. Efie Dickinson, Coving-
ton, w. Mr.. Carter visited his
aaushter here Lest fall and made
many friends. 3ff 49,.
Miss Inez X. pollard spent some
| time visiting relatives in Clifton
lthis week. %#,N ..*
| Baseball club No. q went to Hot
Springs Saturday and beat the Hot
lSnriRgs team, to s.. T. T. Anthony
captain, challenger Lewisburg and
| will play them in She park here Fri
day. ~.
Mrs. Mile Patterson and Mrs.
Maria Perkins shept some time In
Lowmoor attending a&divisioh meet
ting Of the True Reformers.
| Frank Pollard and Irving Rey-
molds went to Gharleston the first
Of the week. ~ :"
| Correspondents are requested to
mail their letters TO reach this office
',pot later than Tuesday morning.
Editor. IN
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