The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-01
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Miss Ruth Taylor, who underwent
an operation at the General hospital.
has been removed to her home "a
VirEinia streat, where she is conYal-
esctng! ~@,,s%S, .&i$f;t.
John A. Brown is seriously iii al
his home on Court street. IL. n&%El
billie Burke curls at Mrs. Browns
500 Capitol ST. adv. I!
/ Miss Caroline Hairston was taken
Ill suddenly, Monday evening, but il
| reported recovering. -, u,
Mrs. Edward Tuck is reported iii
at her home on, SentA street. ~ II,
Miss Della Brown, ACCOMPANIED bv
her nephew, Henry Brown, left last
week for Boston to spend the stim,+
mer with her (brother. .. ~&EII4
Grand Chancellor w. J. THOMPSON
returned Saturday, from Thomas.
where he, spent two weeks with rhiR
family. ... To n
| J. M. Haalewood and J. G. Gilmer
returned g 4,.s! Saturday from Indianapo-
u.s.. where they were in attendance
upon the national meeting of the.
representatives Of the social branch.
Of the Pythians. "A
/ DR.. and Mrs: H. r. Gamble had al
their guests, Sunday, DIR. J. A. Kin
ney, resident physician and surgeon
lat 'Tuskegeer Inatitute, and p. r, AT
twell, purchasing agent for the same
! lnstltution. The gentlemen were; re-
turning home, having been on the
lVirsinian railroad tour with DR..
Washington. ~. 1T :
John H. Washington, superin-
tendent OF Industries at Tuskeeee.
was the Monday evening guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. il. M. Hazlewood. Mr.
Washington was also returning from
the Virginian.. tour to his Alabama
home. ~. "*.%. - . =
Alexander Henderson will leave Il
FRIDAY morning for Boston, Mass. ),
The ladies' aid of st. Paul A. M:
e. church will meet tonight at Mrs.
Emma Cowser's, on Court street, and
! VIII De entertained by Mrs. Cowser,.
The Historical Literary Society OF
st. Paul A: M. e. church held an en-
PERTAINING meeting, Tuesday, in the
church. - 49, -,
Rev. W e. Walker will leave on
the tenth of July for a two weeks,
vacation, which he has been granted
by the church. -. :, IT
The STEWARDSHIP St. Paul A, M u
church request al the members and
friends to be present Sunday and az.
slst them to make up purse for the
pastor for his, Vacation.
Mrs. Maria Bush entertained "a
rev friends, Thursday, compliment
tary to her sister, Mrs. M r. Jonea !
OF Dayton, o. .----~ .. - -
Mrs. S.,R. Bullock; and niece, Miss
'fEsther >Bullock;nof Chicago. spent q
7 Rieasah t7week IN 1F1Untfngton.
i William Preston died Friady: aft
ernoon after an Illness of severo1
moh.hs duration of tuberculosis at
mis- home In Blackburn alley. He
leaves a wife am three children
A number Of ladies entertained
rFlaay evening, aththe home of Mrs,
ffed Husktns in honor. Of Mrs. Flor
ence Green Jonas, of Dayton, o.
Misses Sara and Della Williams
are spending the summer at the Old
Sweet Springs. ...:.0 :.
Miss Carrie Buster and Mrs
Wayne Woods, OF Boomer, were in
the city last week to attend the
tRose-Gore nuptials,
Mrs: Betty Randolph, who was
operated on, Thu rsday, at the Cen.
eral hospital, died Sunday night;
1.-THE funeral services were held on
"Wednesday afternoon at her home
The play entitled con the Little
Big Horn" will be repeated Monday,
lJpiy 9Th, at the, K Of p. hall under
the auspices Of the Woman's Hospft-
al association. Admission 10 cents.
Miss Esther Bullock left Wednes-
day for her home I'm Chicago after
spending several weeks in the CITY.
| II. H. Railey, OF MONTGOMERY was
business visitor to the city Satur-
day. -.
The Rev. J. w., Waters flied his
pulpit Sunday for the first time since
his recovery from, a severe attack OF
1Btckness. He preached both morn.
ing and evening. ii 3D.. &C..
The official board Of Simpson M.
"a. church will run an excursion to
Raymond City next Monday, July S.
Fare for the round trip, so cents;
lehildren25 cents. The boat Will
Ftleave at $3.50. = L.
Mrs. r. E. Muse, accompanied
her husband, the Rev. G. w. Muse,
to his appointment at Point Pleasant
Sunday. ."~@~
L. N. Brown, who has just finish
led residence on Summers street
for J. P. Clark, has secured the con-
tract to erect $4,000 residence at
Montgomery for one Of it's leading
citizens.
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