The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-06-18
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waS In atty Friday on bssSt baG a
b., 4Iha8 Is4yR Union was enteEtSt
Monday sayaHtng by Mrs. sAlaxRndH
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q Miss wifi conduct (, ~ sl li 1iinmsef|
Schayis Ing Garnet building. Va be.
ginning Monday. June 81. This win
Riss an / bRp Unity for; Fnnpilsa .desit.t
Ing to makesr1p their grade work for
fhes2an ezra slti rs and slsa issls|
preparation Tor their new Srads &
works a,33sa rs, aS =. sty, y > E,..4sss, IA
Theo. Henderson, who has bean
for several seasons a member OF, thu
band or John. Re binson's circus re-
thrhed to tft city Thursday! f'2EEf 4 teF.s
endefvpn was called home
because toE ths continued illness az
his naotheFsf Srs - - g.. c, 5 IL, ]
, Mrstt Howard Blackwell returned.
TO herr hesns als MN larksburg ;Saturday
Ann ming, spending six weeks
with her ss} Mrs. l.. G. Cabell wy
/, Mrs.. Alfred Simms anda little son
OF AnsQnias$5 s0Rn.,' are the guest OF,
Mr. and q MRAsad. M. HazlewoodSo n7
Wazhington street. - 'g>s z. 4., Il.
Miss Mi FERRIES left Friday tai
spend her vacation with relatives ttIAY
Baltimore: .:sSt$;tst,r ,... l.. ;...ES1
u; Mrs. 0larissal Wilcher-J aokson, OF
Ansonia, Genus accompanied by hers
two little. daughters, Is in the city
guest : OF heTS another, Mrs. Susan
Payne, on bradford. street,t., M; Il. sSsg
D Miss La o. hopkins $lefts! Saturday,
morning .to4sRend the sunnmers AE
her home In ghristiansburg, !; Va. " -
= The fgiendssof Mrs Randolph; Ira
wing will pc glad to learn that she is'
very much, improved from her re !,
cent illness, ,ss... .z T.. Il, Il \: ~
Miss Nina Clinton left -, ; FFriaAy.
morning to spend her vacation with
her parents :efdn> GAINESVILLE, o. 81
Mrs. Roberts Colbert: was hostesAy
Friday L afterno9n. to the Whling;
Workers. club. of. Simpson, M. M
church. The ~ meeting < \. viii
be entertained by Mrs. Jas. Page
with a porch party at their next menFs
Ing. After thu business session, thu,
hostess will sasEe refreshments. Thee
Visitors present We're Mrs,.$rG. W.,
Hall and Miss Eta Payns:- - -. : - !:
The marriage of Mr.. OSCAR Holmes.
and Miss GraeesF Foster was a surprisel
to their mosfintimate friends. Miss:
Foster and Mr., Holmes were married.
by Rev. s. W., Waters, Thursday,
morning, at tie parsonage. = Mas
Foster is thee1dest daughter of> ME-
and Mrs, Joseph Foster, and has an
famiable disposition, which, has made
her many friends. Mr. Holmes Is the
fsone IN MT r.. saa Mrs VIM. ;Hos1nesS
He i l.e reee sEt the. Congratulations
Of, his. friands f., 4. ~ = ~ ~ s.
g, The funera19bf Wilson Smith, w slp
ceRdErt AL ESafsay afternoon, art the
holna of HIS ents3 Afts.t Smith was
the eldest sonsH sMr. and Mrs.. Jass
'Srdft of STIfaaAa ord sssr eat.a bfr. ana
I Mrs. Smith :, hayie, the sympathy Of
their. many friends in their sad be-
reayement Last year, death, invaded
the family Circle amt took their next
oldest son, James. eryonng man not
more than 90 years old Mr.. Smith
was killed by the train at ,Clarksburg
The remains were shipped to his par
ents IN this. city and inferred In
Spring Fill cendetery Mr. Smith
leaves a mother. 81 father, one sister
and q brother.