The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-06
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taAnaneei upon the meeting i of the
West Virginia Medical. Association
Pr, Jones was elected successor tc
Dr.. Gamble as president 81 the Or
Eganizatlon. ~. y, tg[N;3ts ~. %s.7 S q
Mrs. Julia Jones, ,of5Paduca1i, ~.
y in the city, visiting her sister, Mrs
Mary Jones. 3 .5.,> s,..ss ! ]. : :
Mrs: Lillian starks is spending q
few weeks iat Athens, Ohio. s visiting
her sister Mrs. Ed. c. Berry %
81. n Hazlewood, Grand Master. r. OF
Exc hequer; w, ]. THOMPSON, Grand
Chancellor; C.; w. Boyd, Deputy
Grand chancellor, and jill. Taylor,
A. a, Deb onney, w, H. Parker, w.
II. burke. j. A Campbell and y, F..
J. Clark, Representatives Of The local
<. of.sP. lodges: are at 'Huntington
this week, attending Grand Lodge. Z, :
Mrs. S. NJ Davis is: one OF the IN
.terested spectators OF the Grand
Court sessions at Huntington this
week. %, ". ~. -
i, The members of the .Dokie team
left Last night for Huntington, where
a. ceremonial session OF their tenn
pie was held. The third degree team
and. First Regiment band leave to-
night. 4 4>m n. %1.'.. =.
Rev. and: Mrs. s. r.. Bullock and
guest, Prof. IN. AFTER, left Tues
daEj on. the excursion to Niagara
Fails =. 49, =. -
! Consumption was the cause of the
death Of Amelia, the f3-year-old
ydAughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Huffman, at their home, on Bradford
street, Saturday. The funeral seryi-
oces were held Monday afternoon, at
the First Baptist church. .."~ s.
Ashby Jeffries, OF Wheeling. spent
TUESDAY here. the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. J. W..'Waters. .a 49,. ~
Mr.. Hester Lee Webb and Miss
Levator Wooster were harriet at the
parsonage, Saturday. by Rev. j. w,
Waters. -. +. - '@.,..;l ~ i
The little son or Mr.. and Mrs: Ben
Mitchell Is seriously ill with typhoid
fever. -..----. go. ~. =, IT,. -.
Mrs. eliza BurKs feft, Friday even
ing, to spend the month of August
with relatives In Cincinnati, Ohio. -
tf7 Mrs. Frank Bowles Is able to be
out, after a severe Illness. . 81. :. =
Mrs. Catherine Kitchen, Of Pitts
burg, formerly of this city, is the
guest of her SON, John, Gallon, at his
home in West Charleston. "a.
'Lovelace Ransberry who has
been dangerously, Ill at her home,
on South Side, is very much improv-
ed. >. ~, g., .. " ~ s,I:4.,1..... ;
- }. II, Erskine has returned to
Charleston. and VIII make this city
his, permanent residence. ME- Er-
skine was reared In this city, and the
many friends Of his youth are glad
to welcome him. - His mother, Mrs.
Mary Erskine, and sister will return
to the city ina few weeks. -. -.
Mrs. Jane Lewis left, Monday, to
spend month with relatives at. Red
Sulphur Springs :" -. T.
;, George Oscar, the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Browder, died, Monday.
at the home OF Mrs. George Smith,
on Quarter street The remains
were laid to rest, Tuesday, in Spring
Hill cemetery. .. r.... o.. 4. : 4 +
Miss Bessie Payne left, Thursday
TO visit relatives In Richmond, Va,
and and spend some :. time at ,Buckroe
Beach. '.., ..< ." r -
Miss Fannie Thomas left, Monday
TO spend the remainder OF the sum
mer at the Old Sweet. ~
/, Mrs. Amanda Campbell and her lit
tie granddaughter, Anna Kelsor, will
return to the city next week. after
spending month with Mrs. Camp
belts, daughter, Mrs. .Malinda Ford,
Of Ashland, Ky. -,
Rev. r. Nv. MeadoWg, the BaD-
fist state missionary, was in the city
this week on business, .s.'
DR.. M IT. Sinclair, Of Bancroft. was
"a business: visitor to the cit y. p -.
Mrs. Wilson Epperson. and Mrs.
John Mickey were called to Hinton
this week by the serious illness Of
their brother. e.. ....'.l .. -
Miss Mary Brady, member Of the
faculty of Storer College, Harpefs
Ferry, Is in the city, the guest, of
Miss Alice Whitaker, %. =.
,. Mrs. Jas. Billiard left, Friday eve
ming, to spend "a month with her
daughter, Miss Sarah, In .Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Billiard will visit Allan
tic City, Washington, and Before re-
turning she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. M. H. Witten, of Providence,
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Prof. Jared M AFTER president OF
The Manning Bible school at Cairo,
AL, is In the city to spend ten DAYS
with Rev. s, r. Bullock, who is a for.
.mer pupil Of the Manning Bible
School. Prof Artef, for a number
OF years, held the chair Of ma&he-
mates at Storer College, and he is
being cordially welcomed by many Of
MS former pupils In this city. p
Not large, but very apprecia-
tive audience listened to the address
OF Prof. Jared M. Arter; Thursday
evening, at the First Baptist church.
An interesting literary nrcfpra,t, mar