The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-07
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Mrs. Lillian starks was called to
Athens, o., yesterday, morning Ivy
the death or her brother-n-,iw,
Alex Bell, who succumbed to an
attack Of appendicitis
Miss Rhoda Wilson OF tho Garner
school spent the first Of the. weeks
at St, Adams with her sister, Miss
Elizabeth, whose Illness is mattrc
or grave concern to her Family and
friends. '"' = ~ y,
No Improvement is to be noted in
the condition Of Bessie Dorsey who IS
suffering with tube, .culosis at the
home. of her grandmother. ON the
west Side. Her mother, Mrs. Z.
M. Dorsey matron If the girls der
n1ttory at the West Virginia Colored
institute, iss in attendance upon her.
AZ Mrs. E. M. Frances, after a weeks
visit, to Mr., and Mrs. j. II. Taylor
Eatprned to her home at Winifrede,
Monday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Taylor and little daughter. who
WAL spend a week or more at Wini-
frede.
The friend. of the Rev. Hezekiah
Johnson will be pleased to hear that
ne Is recovering from an operation
performed upon him last week at the
charleston general hospital.
Grand Chancellor w. J. THOMPSON
left Monday for a visit to the Py-
thlan. lodges on the Norfolk and
Western. 1t is Mr.. Thompson's in
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section before the Grand Lodge ses-
sion.
-" Mr.. and, Mrs. Jas. l. Thomas were
guests Of Mrs. Wright last week.
The bazaar at the st. Paul A. NJ.
e, church. last week, was a financial
success.
Miss Lillian Wright spent several
days of last week at Glen Ferris.
Inc. Ladies Aid of st. Paul A. M.
Il: church will be entertained this
week by Mrs. Hattie Lucas at her
residence on Young street. Officers
Tor the next six months will be elect
ed at this meeting.
Philip Wright spent last week at
Wlnifrede, the guest Of his sister.
Miss Emma Burbridge was called
TO Rendville, O., last week, by the
death Of a relative.
Henry Bailey continues to grow
worse and all hopes for his recovery
nave been Abandoned He is a vic
tim of consumption &
- The annual May fair is now in
progress at Simpson M: E. church.
services In memory of the late
Grand Chancellor Starks will be held
at the K. of p. hall Sunday afternoon
at 300, by the two lodges and
Courts of Calanthe. An appropriate
program has been prepared for the
occasion and a cordial Invitation is
extended the public to be present.
/ some person, or persons unknown
,eheGted entrance into the People,s
grocery store, Friday night, by cut
ting out the glass IN the rear door
Inc stock was not touched, but the
safe was opened by the combination
and something over $1,000 extract
ca. The manager, w. H. Parker,
has made every effort to apprehend
the guilty party, and, though assist
ed by the police, no clue has been
discovered thus far.
>c4'A large crowd was in attendance
Upon the exercises held at Simpson
~. e. church by the Garnett High
school, Monday night.
X. q. Hill has been confined tn his
room the past week with a severe
case Of humps
kanaWha Light Lodge No. 1887.
q. u o. OF 0. F. will hold it's Thanks
giving services at the Simpson M r.
church Sunday afternoon at 800.
Inc sermon will be delivered by the
pastor, Rev. j. w. Waters. The
public is invited to attend.
John Brown, of 40 Second ayenue
west Charleston, was rendered a. sur
prlse party by number Of his
friends, last week. The party was
composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. James AL
len, Mr.. and Mrs. Beckett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
lSadore Patterson, Mr.sand Mrs. AL
bert Purnell, Mr.. and Mrs. JoseDh
Powell, MI. and Mrs. Fleming Mar
TIN Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Ma
thaniel Bowe, Frank Boyle, Jas. w.
Petep, Henry Pope, Britton Crozier,
George Crozier, John Newman and
Miss Adelaide Blakey.
>, The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Mickey, Of Sentz street
is seriously i'll.
Rush Webb is seriously i'll at his
home on Sentz street.
George Green has returned to his
home at Toledo, o.