The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-06
CHARLESTON

VINO b, has been seriusly III for some
weeks, IS causing his family, ana
e. friends tf'lll considerable apprehension,
since, but little, if any, Improvement lis
noticeable. ~. ..'..... =:
j DR.. 'ahd Mrs, Crichlow were guests
OF DIP and Mrs. B. A. Lawrence, at
Montgomery Thursday They spent
+ tiday at Sewell with friends. ::
p me funeral Of Moses Hamilton. who
dice, Saturday, after. lingering ill.,
H ts,lt was preached, Monday, at the
;;taTst Baptist. church by the pastor.
Rev, S. r. Bullock, and attended by
large number. Of friends of the deceas-
ed. ~ -. .">..,,,... +. r.. s.
i !. Miss Stella James has so far recoy-
cred from an attack of typhoid fever
as TO be able. to walk about the house.
The enrolment IN. the high school
department Of Garrett school reached
35 LAST month. This Is the largest at.
tendance in the history Of that depart
ment. and, with the daily average at
tendance OF 81, is sottrce of much,
qualification to the teachers. =.
Mrs. H. F. Gamble and children, who
were reported - in this column last
week as being Ill, are all RAPIDLY re-
covering. 49, g.. -
y. RI. a., Railey, ex-member of the
house OF delegates, spent a few hours
here. Saturday, on the scene of his for.
mers labors. .."'. f..
y MRS. Eta M. Lowry was here Mon,
day. shopping. She spent the night in
the city, returning Tuesday morning
th ner home at Boomer.
Mrs. Carrie Jennings, after almost
entll ely recovering from the grip, has
suffered q relapse, and is again CON
fined to her bed.
l. j.. w. Chappelle and r, G.. Nutter
were at Huntington the first of the
WICK. looking after the in terests of the
Grand Lodge. Knights of Pythias In
q suit in the Cabell county court. MI.
Charpelle is the grand attorney for
the Pythians.
Mrs. w. H. Parker is reported by her
physician, DR.. Gamble, to be GONZALES
cent.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
6erl,ude Mickens, at her home, on
Mcfarland street. last week. Mrs.
lnEz Brown will be the hostess this
week. ... -
81. Se14d us your orders for a set of
.pufrs. Mrs. Brown, 500 Capitol street.
ADV.
Mrs. Sallie Scott and G. c. Camp,
bell, of Sentz street, are on the sick
list. ,.. =.
Mis-. Mary Richards, Of st. Adams,
is in ATTENDANCE at the bedside of her
uncle, Henry Jeffergon,-m mention of
WhGses Illness appears elsewhere
Mrs. Nora Caul Is conyalesclng.
Mrs. M. NJ. Ray will leave soon for
Richmond on business connected with
the True Reformers.
The revival, which has been in prog
ress at the First Baptist church the
Fast three weeks, will be closed Sun
day night. On Monday night a recep-
ton, complimentary to Mrs. A. VigaI,
who has been conducting the meetings,
will be held at the church. and Mrs.
Vigal win leave the following morn
Ing. The meetings thus far have re.
suited in "a conversions and the addi-
ton Of % others to the church.
The cpd Of the meetings at SimpsonI
NJ. +. church is not yet in sight, norl
has there been any abatement Of in. |
terest. Yesterday Ill converslonsl
were reported of whom 81 have con-
nected themselves with the church.
Mrs. Annie E. Brown, the evangelist, |
Is still carrying on the work, and will
continue to do so indefinitely.
Rev. /. L. Thomas, of Baltimore. a
member Of the church extension board
and home missionary society, is stop
ping In the city few days, the guest
OF Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Waters, at the
parsonage. Rev. Thomas HAS deliver
ed addresses in several places in the
state and will speak at Hinton, Friday.
Little "Tobey" jefferson is Ill at the
home Of his parents, on DonnallyI
.t eGt.
llrs. Inez Green is suffering from a
slight indisposition.
Mrs. George Bryant is able to be out
ATE" severe attack of grippe
Mis-. Ellen Flagg is considerably i'm
proved from her recent illness.
Mrs. Harry Glenn and her little
daughter I-avinja have returned from
an extended visit to friend3 in Vir.
ginia.
Dr. Il. +. Jones repoCts among his
patients Miss Grace Foster, who is iii
al her home, on Marquette street
Coleman Hammond has returned
from Louisville, KY, having been cali
ed there by the death Of his sister,
Mrs Alice Payne, which occurred In
that city on Sunday. Much sympathy
Is expressed to Mr. Hammond and
family, this being the first death In