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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Nus bem SnMeren MarDIanS' nnb
ben amgreuscnben Staaten.
Ta6rif

81 Yeu WeLl.
Sn S%agerstopn purbe oas 5abrif-
@ebdnoe Der S%agerstolpn Jounorp
50. eingedibert. Hobert z. Gent
meper lit Der gigentgiimer. Sda.
oen lit beoeiiteno.
Jreige pro6en.
Cabin uno Sarpep Sua, bon ST.
oian Springs, @aibington County,
Wfo, fpelde fiir3lib bonn Staats.
6erer : Waridaa Gtpeq aitf ben Ser.
oadt bin perbaftet tpuroenL oieS delt.
ne oes Jarmers Siaac aeefer in ie.
ner @egenb nieoergebrantlt 5u ia.
ben, iino fpegen Nangels on @ciuci-
fem ireigeiproden tporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Sampicr u8uuieDelt" 5n Battle
6arbur.

Heo 9ap. 2abrabor, biz
Quebec, Canada, s. September. =
COMMANDER 8obert &. Yearp ms
9egleiter famen bellte nit Dem Gam.
pier v&~oeiepelt" 81 Bottle &orbor,
in Der einfabrt sur StraBe bon 9cllc
Ssle, Go Meileit bon Seo 9op, an.
60 Die REORGANIZATION 81 Gha'
teou 9ap acihloiien lit, 10 miro iid)
Eearp tuabriheinfih 5unddit bierber
be9eben. SIM 2oufe bes beutiae!l
Cages beriibrte Der nHooiepelt" all'
geblid Den Safen Blanc Sablon,
iiiblpcltlid bon bier ultb 100 Neile.l
BON Battle Sarbor. Spdtere Nnd)-
riften nneloen inoeiien icine Infunft
81 Battle Sarbor uno lniien ieine 81.
fiinftigen 9eipcgungen I'M 3peiicl.
SIS mangelt Dem .Hooiepclt" al, Sob.
len mo ein Sbeil ieihes Sol5tperfs
ioa ais Seliernngsnloteriol perlpen.
bet iporoen iein. Sails Der Gampfer
hierber fontmt, 10 miro er mabridein-
lid nad flir5ent gufentbalt feline
Heiie nad) Nortb Spbnep, Cape Gre
ton, 475 Weilcn iiiorpeItlidL fort.
ieten.
(Gie obige Nadridt ideint alltben-
tiid. Gle friibcrer, i'm 2auie bes
beutigen Cages cingelauieiten Sc
ridte iibcr Die Veipegungcn oes Can't
piers vH%ooiepelt" iuoren 10 conirs,
oaB fein Weiid baroils fllg merben
fonnte. = q. 3. 81
9ortb Spbncp. 6. g., s. Sep
TENDER. = Ger Gompfer r&poicpelt"
oiirftc inter gegenmdrti9en llmlitG'l'
Den oen bieiigen Safen idlperlit pcr
1tudlten Counting crreiben, itlo cs
lit froglif, Of Tearp i'm Stanbe iein
miro, Dor bicicm 9otnlm einen 9e.
ribt iiber feline grle6niiie mad SEEN.
Dorf 5u idifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
@caman's @iidsus.

Gbriltiania, Norwcgen, 8.
September. - gincr SpeSialoepeidje
Cuts 3romioc 5ufolgc bat Walter
@eaman icinen Agenten inltruirt,
ar lem Gigentbum BON 8irgo, Spit-
LergcM iotpie aud Die orei Wanner,
iueIdc. bort iibermtltrrn ioIlten 3i,-
rid 81 idifen. Nan 5iebt bieraits
zen Sdli,B, bnb @elinan Die abfift
oilisescben bat. i'm ndditen Somnier
einep reiicn Yerudi 81 grridtnng
ces Noropols per 2uitihiif 5u ma
d,et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Nuiiiidycs Euitamt pun Gdubcrr
ii6crfaQcn.

Samara, &itblano, 8. Sept. -
Cine Sdaor masfirter, nit Bomber
rno &cpolpern %nlsgcriiitcter Ndubcr
uriff m1breno Der lesten Nodt oos
9oitamt SIT MiaB an, tobtetc cincn
@a6ter, louie orei Yoli5iiten ,utb
entfom nit elmer gcllte bon $4,000.
Sebn W1nner mrroen in Dem &anl.
pie mebr ooer weniger id)ipcr per-
iunnbet. Gie Hdi,ber burd)lhnitten
Ole SclcgrapbenOrGbtc nno fubrcn
nllf elmer 2pfomotipe oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Staot Baltimore.

II ngIIdIide Chen. = Yoli-
5ciridter 2lenelpn i'm iloroDitlid]cn
Giitrift bate geitern micoer einmnl
5fpei Gbepaare Dor i'd bel oeucn
nidt @aes nit red]ten Gingen 81.
ging. Eas erIteEaar ipar George
@. Ycrrn Elm Gonoitor bon Scr. 709.
&amiap-S trabe, beiduloigt, nidt fir
icinc before Sdlitc. eeiorgt ST baben.
Iuf 9efragcn, mos CT 5lt Der s(l.
idniloigllng 5l lager babe, antlpor'
tete 8errp, feline 6rau babe Dos Inn.
5u9sfieber uno or babe infolee Geiien
in ben brei Sabren ieines Gbeleben3
in 10 peridicScnen @obnuneen &C.
bol,lt. Ga fiel ieine Srau eit nna
b%ebouptete, George babe tic otter ge-
idlagcll als tie u~mlge5ogcn lei. Ger
Hid)tcr gob ben @belclitcn bcn &ath,
iid gegcnieitia oussuipreden. Noh-
Dem CT iDnen Damn cine gemiiie 3eit
geloifen, bette uno Die 5rau Oann
fragte, Oh lie ibrcn Mann liebe, CAB
oieielbe sur Inttport: vNein, uno iG
iuiirbe I'm feinen Ereis mebr fpieocr
nit i6m Ieben." Iieie slntiuort ge.
|riigtc Dem Hidter, INN Dem grreitall.
ten ieine 5reibeit mieocr5ugcbetl.
- Ger 5peite Gbemann mar 5bo.
mas Morton bon Nr. 2436, Slt.
Gbaie-S traBe. welden feline Gbeirau
beiduloigtc, oilgeblid) nidt fir ibrel'
ll%nterbalt 81 iorger. trosocm CT So
tdglidr peroiene. Morton ipiiroe benz
@eribtspcrfabren iiberlpieien.
g oil Elm unecs " d . de
cntf ii brit 6aben. = Gie Eoli.
SiIten Grcomer unb Golfer liefrten g..
Itern M6enb WiIton Grnelt bon 9tr
100, 5. StraBe, MorbweIt, MoibirN.
ton, 9. g., Der bei'm Mb5ugsfonal-
Eau beifGftigt lit, IN Der Ganton-Eo'
Ii;eiltotion inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING
Elm, ongeblih Die Is Sabre alte Marp
Sdirner BON Der Monumental -Mono
cntfiibrt ST babell. aud oas Wtuo.
den pilroe III poli5eilidcn 8elpabr'
lam genommen, I'M beiltc DEM Yoli'
5eirid)ter 9bompion tpegen ltnperbei-
ierIidfeit porgeiiibrt 5l meroen. Ga$
Edrfen ipl,rbe III ei,ler Siitte in Der
Ndbe oes .Eroipeet-T aufge-
g%riiien.
It CT IL 2ebcnsge
Yei'm gbloien Der 9tndt-
uno 9agarbeiter oes 9ampfers
rYcnniplpania" bon Der ySconoina.
pian american Steamibip Co., Der
SIR 3eit 2obung AM Yier Nr. 81 III
2ocuit : Noint nimmt, brad cine
Bangplanfe mn brei Sdiffsitauer
itiir5tcn ms Woiier. Gs tparen oies
Sronf Gornet, Nr. 2101, Sit : Sort.
glpenuc, @m. 2amrence bon Hr.1206,
IotpionitraBe, unb Gbriitopber ShG'
fer bon Ger. 1915, Sn,bertitraBe. Sic
@enannten iparen bes S%dtuimmens
fmnoig uno entgingen auf oieie Weiie
Dem grtrinfungsto6e.
EerionaI .@ 4. Sr. 60
tparb u. Mann, 8ertreter Der Limited
States Sliretp GompanD", mnroe &C.
itern III Anerfennnng ieiner 3ienIte
pon ieinent rNorgeiebten init elmer
prdhtiacn leocrncn Nftcntaidc BE-
id}entt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Mod cine imtcruatipna1c Scirat6.

Yaris, 8. Septembcr. = SRI.
Slorencc Srediuriose, Sohter bes
Gcnerqls 5. s. 9redinrioge aus
@aibingtor, >. g., murbe beute oa7
bier init Sbomas s. Sesfetb, cinem
Sffi5ier Der cn9liihcn 8arbe-a apals
lcrie, 1~etrout. Nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

~ y VI - \ 1 DlNtt SNfhNtt |pSftS
in leinem 2ofol an 9roaomop uno
Hr%eltonltrabe cine gut belu1te Ser
ianlmlung ab, in melder Die bepor'
itebenoe 8abl beiproden luuroe. Ger
Saltptreoner oes Iben0s mar Serr
Spen q. Geoop, Damn bicltcn fol-
genoe Ganbiooten iiir Die @obl In-
iprad)en: Bouts Green, Soworb @.
Sodion, Moom Seupert, War @ops,
Wiltpn 6. Slemmer uno Nobt. 9arr.
Gum SbluB ribteten nod Die Serren
g8m. g. Srem, Yrdlibent oes Clubs,
Stobtratbsmitelieb YcruborO 5. See,
Stepben Campbell, stephen 2ittle
umo Yoli5eiridter U. Slepellpn eini'
&c 8erte an Die 8eriammcltel.
Nrbeit iir 500 ~ ann.-'Oie
WarplanO Stabl : Gompagnie miro
ioiort nit Dem 9nu oes neuell 8ob4
Icnoanlpiers Nr. s fir Die 9unbess
&egierung beginner mo 81 Oieiem
3lucfe etlua 500 peiterc slrbeiter at.
IteQen.
Sod III mer DEN Se-
benunoSp 3 idJpebt Die 26 Sabre
olte Sou Gaplan bon gtr. 26, 2lopb.
StraBc, lucld)e nm 0icnitog Mbeno
angeblid peacn ungliidlidcr Sicbe
a%arbolidlire trollf.
Ias MnrpIunO. s n it itut
5eigt an anoerer Stelle oeS rGeut-
id)cn Gorrclponbenten" icine @inter.
furie an, Wcld)e bon Snterclic fir ic"
oe1l 2eier iinb.
Geteron erIitt Sh1bel-
brud. - Sbomos @iaiamion. Elm
70 Sabre otter Ieteron bcs SoIbntcn.
bcims 81 Gifespiue, iiel geitern all
Der gfc Don Yratt. unO @lttomltrabe
in epileptiidc &rampic llnb itiir5te 10
nngliidlih 5ur GrOc, onB er einen
ShGoelbrlld erlitt. Die Mer5te oes
%llnipcriitdts -Soipitals beget ipenig
Sofinllng fir ieine MISUNDERSTANDING.
Nabm Sit i'm Warfte. =
Charles S6errep, Elm SO Sabre otter
Sonolltngsreiienoer bon Columbus,
Ohio, tronf geItern Mbcnb in ielbIt-
m6rOcriider Nblidt I'M Grobltroben.
Wnrfte GorbolIGurc. @r murbe in
Der Mmbulor5 oes iiioli6en Giitritts
nad Dem llnipcriitGts lSoipital &c.
brod)t, no Die Mer5te Die Wagenplnl.
pc nit Grfolg onrponoten.
Gas neue u utompbiI beS
Eoli5ci E SollptauortierS iuuroe &C.
ltern elmer Yrobefabrt u%nterfporfen,
weldc iehr 5ufrieoenitclenb nisiiel.
0as s(utpmobil peripriht iid oils cine
quite aapitalsonloge erlpeiien gu mol
len, oo bas 9eportemcnt bisber in
Notbialen gon5 geb0ri9e :3ednln-
gen 81 5oblerbatte. "'''"d.9ir" 'fi9.
.Wit einent eigentb il mil.
den Sail %beid)dftigt iih our 3eit
oie Eoli5ei oes mittlcren 9iitriftes.
Sarrp Cohen, iuelder feline Moreile
ais Nr. 13t, @eit GumoenitraBe,
dtgibt, milrbe al Der Baltimore. II.
GalpertItroBe bon Dem Ypli5iltcn
0enlpieD perbaitet, ais er angeblid)
einem Mann, Der I'M 9e9riife NOR,
einen StraBenbobn . @aggon 5it be.
iteigen, cine @orie 81 iteblen periud)-
tc. Ga ober iid) bisber nod feinald.
ger cingeiteQt bot, miro er ~porlGrfig
i~eitgebalten, neil Der Mrreltont crit
fiir5lib bon &ihter @orter tpegcn eli.
lles Gbnliden Sergebens 5lt feds Mo-
noten @eidn9niB perurtbeilt, obcr
5nr Yrobe ouf treicn SUB geicst
mliroe.
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es iiber $4,000 5elepbone sibt. SSii
lcbr betrabtlidem abiton6e foigt
Damn @rpbbritannirn nit SIC, 0OOIe,
lepbonen unb III cineni nod er0Bereif
abitanoe idlieben iid onnn 0ranf.
reid nit 1874, 600, Shtpeoen nit 1856.
GOO, Seitreid nit $4,000 1nnb Stub.
lano NIT $4,000, Selepbpnen an.
Iae anoeren europIiiden Staatefr
pcrfilgen iiber iueni9er als 100000
Selepbon 4nihliilie, uno 5tpar eibt
eS III 9anemarf 67 900, in 9ortpeeenS
uno Stalien lie $1,000, in Spnanb 49,
GEO, in Yelgien, 5000 in Spanien
10000 lno in YortugaI 5000 31ele-
phone. @ar5 am Gnoe Der Statiftit
figlirirt Sslano, oas inoeB tros iei.
ner %geringen Mnsoebnung immerbin.
idon 500 SeIepbon . anifIiiffe auf.i
weiit. Die @eiammt8abI Der 1aIe.
phone in gan5 europe betraat,2.3S0,.
600.
Ole @eiteSfranfbeiten
in @robbritannien 5eigen eineserbet.
lihe 3unabme, nie sic Ssrrenbons.
Gommiiiion %tiittbeilt. Die. Sabl Ser
regiitrirten @eiitesfranfen betragt
12S,787, cine 3utabmc bon 27O8. 1ie
3abl Der geiitesfranten '8erbreder
bat binnen Sabresfriit I'M % Nro-.
sent 5n9enommen. Yeionoers bod
til Der Bro5entiae Der @eiitesfranfet
ltrtcr Den afaoemiid @ebiloetert am
boditelt inter gipil. mo 8ergiuerfs.
Sngenienreh. Gle GommiiiGre be.
%filrlporten Die gesriinoung poh6arn,.
Solomon fiir bic Ieifter grfranften.
Wie es ideint, niinmt bic furftbare
aranfbeit. Die AUDI in Den Der. Staa.
ten 10 biele Spfer foroert. in aleu-
Tbeilen Der auIturtueIt itdnoig 3li,
cine traurige 9egleiterideinuna Der
mcoernen Gultur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

VeoerlD Wtal1, 8. Septeftoef.
= Commander HcorD ~liefcrte beute
sen Moropol an ben Eroiioentcn
Iaft ab, welder in elmer sur Mntport
abseididtcn Gcpeide Dem 6orifcr
nanftc uno 5ugleid erfldrte, CT miiie
niht, ipns er nit Dem Hol ~aniongcll
inQe. NaditcbcnO folgt Der Gepc-
ibenpehlcl:
nSnoian Sarbor, pia Gape 2ap,
g. s., s. September = Am @n.
$. Saft, Yr1iioentcn Der Ser. Stao.
ten, @aibington, 94G.:
Sabe Die gbre, Sbnen oen Norbpol
sur Gcriiignn9 81 ltclen. ,
Qlnter5eihnet) u. 6. Eearp,
II. 9. g."
Beverly, Maii., 8. September.
= GIN Golnmanoer u. 6. FearD, Sn.
hton Sar6or:
Cant fiir SIR Invertebrates lno
GrpBmiitbiges Anerbicten. Sd tpciB
lliht gcnal, mas id) banit (bcm
9toropol nGmlid) anian9en io1te.
SD sratulire Sbuel oa5il, ooB Sic
nit 10 grobcn Anitrengungcn bas
.3iel ibrer Hciie crrcid)t baben, unO
Eoffe olfridtig, Dab Sbre 9eobad.
tunscu Der @iiicnihaft bon meients
Iid)em Nrltcn icin merben. Sic ia.
ben Dem Hancn ngmerifaner" mci-
tercn @lonS ptrliebelt.
Qlntcr5cihmct) Wm. $. Snft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Sekt miro's better.
ascarp nnb Yraiioent 3ait periiben
WpropulaySikc.

SntcreIiantcr Gepeidenmefiel 5ipi-
iten 9epcrlp uno Snoian Sar-
Dor. - Gampier v&ooicpclt NIT
Der nYearp.G Expedition at gorb
81 Battle &arbor angelonet. =
@canlan 5iebt iidj aus Dem Moro.
pole ntoedungs @eiddit 5uriid.
bic Mapbcae Miamon.@ piterie
in Setrpit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

Cine engliibe 6ad5eit.
ld)rift fir oaS Ielepbonfpeien bringt
cine intereiiante StotiItif iiber oic
Verbreitung oeS Ielepbons in Giro.
pa. Nm Der Spite aller 21noer itebt
nit Ye5ue aui feline 3abl bon Sele.
pbon +. anidliiiien 9eutidIan6, no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

User in sic quit fliegen
nil, D. +. unf b~armloiem Wege, mub
ben @elbbeutcl weit ofinen. Die
WrigDts foroern fir cine ibrer Slug.
maidJinen $1,000. "a aber Der anne.
rifaniide electromagnetic iid)
bislang oieicn Wtaid]inen nid]t Siige-
fpanot bat, 10 miiiien iie importirt
lperoen, uno Die Hegierung foroert ei.
men 3oa bon 40 Yro5ent, ipos ben
Ereis lueitcr I'M $4,000 erbobt. Mls
Der lpeiie albrih ieinen Sarii abfaB.
tc, oafte CT 5lpar tibt in ieiner Ian.
ocspatcrlifen Jiiriorge an sferopla.
ne, 10 Dab tic nid)t i'm 5arii per5eif.
net iino, ober ct iab einen Yaragra.
pben Dor fir NaeS, tuas inn pieQeidt
ent9angcn iein fonnte, inoem gaes,
mas ans Giien nno Stabl bergeiteat
llro nid)t ipe5iea auaeiiibrt lit, nit
40 Yrp5cnt per5oIlt luer6en mub. User
clio M Die Suit fliegen mill, m,B
@elo Iliegen laiien, nid)t Wenigcr oils
$1,000. Sobalo man es fir lobneno
finoet, in oieiem 2arbe 5lugmnidi.
men SIT banen, tueroen iie obne 3olI
cbenfallS $1,000 foiten. oeiin oas lit
Die eigentbiimliffeit Der Sod5oae,
Dab nidt Die &egierutg, ionbern Die
Jabrifanten Die 3oae erbalten.
Cine engIiibe Sad5eit.
ldrift fir Dos Ielepbonipeien bringt
cine intereiiante Stntiitif iibcr Die
Wprbrpjt,iun AeS Jp(phhoua IN E,,vc-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-20
,MOUNDSVTLLE.

School closed, Friday, for the sum-
mer vacation. c. A. Page, the teach
err, gave the children a picnic at the
camp ground 1t was largely attend
ed by the parents and children.
John Law moved his family to
Pittsburg last week.
, The social given at the church,
Saturday night. by the Ladies Needle
Work Club, was success, and a neat
sum was realized for the benefit Of
the pastor. 49,,
The members Of the Bible class
presented their Instructor, G.. A.
Page, with a box Of handkerchiefs,
Friday evening, as a token Of appre-
citation Of his faithful work to the
class. -
Shirley Wade, and sister, Miss Ma
ME, and Earl and Ernest Armstrong
attended the play "snow White" an
operetta in four scenes, which was
presented by the pupils of Lincoln
school OF Whealing, last Tuesday
evening. ~,
Miss Mae Anderson, of Bridgeport,
Ohio, attended the picnic here last
week.
"A party was given at the residence
| Of Mfr. Armstrong, Thursday even
ing In honor OF C. A. Page.
Several people from this city at
tended the sermon of the Patriarchs
in Wheeling, Sunday. 1t was preach.
| ed by DR.. J. McHenry Jones, Of In,
I stftute.
| Mrs. J, H. Campbell was the guest
| OF Mrs. Maria Jones at the Glendale
hospital, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lulu Mitchell is on the sick
list. ...~ ...
| Mrs. Fannie Haregraves and Miss
Blanch Wallace were. guests OF
| friends in Wheeling last week.
| Mrs. Laura Walters is very sick
! at'her home. east Of the city.
| Freda Campbell has recovered
| from the measles.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-20
HUNTINGTON.

, Mrs. Maria Manggrum was called
to Ironton Saturday on account OF
the serious illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Matte France.
!, Mrs. l.. o. Jackson and son Harold,
left Tor Cincinnati, Sunday, after
spending the winter here.
!, The May Bazaar at the First Baptist
Ckurth" being held this week, is quite
d suctess,:
II. NJ. Robinson spent Sunday here
with his daughter, Mrs. I. II. Holmes.
Rev. r. D. w. Meadows Is making
extensive improvements on his resi-
dence ON Artisan avenue.
Mrs. Sara Giflard spent Saturday
at the Institute where the executive
board of the Womens Federation met
~ Among the visitors at Douglas
school during the last month were
DR.. Downs, Of Wheeling, DR.. Taylor
and wife, Columbus, o., and Rev. T. T.
Brinkiey, of Giatta, also a number Of
students from Marshall College,
. Mrs Georgia Scott Cooley, who was
called here on account of the death
6f her sister, Mrs Peck, will remain
until after commencement
THE commencement exercises OF
Douglas High School will be held at
the Huntington theatre, May 2Sth
The graduates are Misses Lucille Foun-
tain, Magnolia Allen. and Regelia Car
ter.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. John Page are the
proud parents Of new daughter at
their home.
:: Miss Revella Hughes, who has been
attending school at Hartshorn, will
arrive home, Sunday.
e.: A.. D. Mills Ia making extensive i'm
provements on his residence on
Eighth avenue.
Mrs. Virginia Scott attended the fu-
neral OF Mr.. Watson at Montgomery
last week.
Miss Pearl Martin Is the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Scott, this week
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-20
GCYANDOTTE.

Mrs. Nellie .Layne has been on the
sick list for the last few days, but
is better at this writing.
Miss Ursula Edwards, of Proctors-
vile, was over to see her sister, Mrs
Rosa Harris, Thursday.
Mrs. Irena Parsons, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs Holland
returned to her home at keystone
Friday.
Joseph Layne went to Charleston,
on business Monday.
Miss jeanette Layne, of Parkers-
burg. was down to see her Parents
Sunday.
B. E. Agnew and Osa Jackson were
In Huntington Sunday evening.
Miss Carrie Robinson, of Hunting
ton, was up to call on her mother
Sunday evening.
Miss Carrie Robinson, of Hunting
ton, was up to call on her mother
Sunday evening.
Miss Louise Shoots returned home
sunday evening from Keystone where
she had been visiting her sister, Miss
BERTHE Shoots.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-20
at Fairmont, Sunday.

at Il Oh mOuL, SUNDAY.
The farewell reception rendered
Prln. J. w. Robinson OF the Water
Street school was O. very pleasant
4, analr. a large number met 10 pay
tribute to one who has labored as>
siduously for. the past eight years in
this community. Ten dollars in gold
was presented him by the Mt. Zion
Baptist Sunday School of which he
was superintendent. The program as
printed In last issue of the Advocate
was carried out with two exceptions.
Many visitors from our neigh Dor
+ hood attended the circus here, Fri
/; day. -''. -,
The closing exercises Of the Gram
mar department Of the Water Street
school will take place on Thursday
evening.
Friday afternoon the closing exer-
cises OF third, fourth, fifth and sixth
grades will take place and the play
I'by the high school on FRIDAY night,
| will conclude the exercises for this
year.
Rev. Colbert and family have NOV
ed into the house recently vacated
jrby Rev. Watson and family.
Master Willis Dunkley is quite i'll.
| Rev. s. P. West attended the Odd
Fellows sermon at Fatrmont and
took part In the exercises.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Mr.. Edward White was the guest
Of Mrs.. w. Williams Sunday at din
ner.
Rev. M. Roam preached good
sermon Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. Nickle entertained at
dinner Mrs. Thomas Conner.
Lawrence Hams, of Sinks Grove,
was here visiting friends Sunday.
*:Otie Hambleton left Monday for
Terry. -,
Mossie and Hubert Pack left Mon
day for Terry.
Miss Zuln Johnson has returned
home from Hinton.
Miss Marie Johnson is reported i'll
at'tflis writing
Mrs. Lizzie Williams was the guest
OF Mrs Writ Williams, Sunday.
James Walker Left Monday for
Hinton.
Charles johnson has returned from
2 short trip to Hinton.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
Robert Walker Thursday afternoon
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ST. ALBANS,

Rev. r. D. w. Meadows preached
two able sermons at the st. Paul
baptist church, Sunday
Quite number attended the Sen
Tor Play at Institute, Friday night.
. Samuel Payne and Miss Amelia.
Shelton were quietly married last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Holmes, who has been
visiting her brother, Floyd Waddy.
for the past month, he's returned to
her home at Richmond, Va.
II. "A. Neal spent Wednesday out
OF town.
Robert Allen spent Saturday and
S9na@ with .hi84amily.
Floyd Waddy, jr., Oscar Williams
and Tallie Parrish, students ct the
w. V. G. l., spent Sunday with their
parents.
Miss Georgia Banks was calling on
friends at Charleston last week.
Rev. J. w. Robinson, pastor OF st,
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MONTGOMERY.

Sunday being the 30th anniversa-
~ Of the First Baptist church, alb
propriate services were held in com
memoration Of the event.
Rev Warner Brown, the pastor.
preached a very excellent anniver-
sary sermon at l a. M, after which
the history of the church was given
by Deacon Avery johnson, who help
ed to lay the foundation, so years
ago Rev. w. w. Scott filled the pull
pit at 1870 p. M. -"''-
Ihe anniversary supper was serv-
ed, Monday night, In the Odd Fellows
nall, and 1t was a success.
institute ball team visited our
town, Saturday,, and played the
montgomery team, and won the lau-
rels. The Institute team was in
charge of Prof. Albert Brown.
G. V. Harris, Leonard Brown, Ell
vim Howard, Herbert Banks, J. G..
Patterson, Bernard Burton and Jo-
seph Poindexter, of w. V. c.. l., were
entertained at dinner, Saturday, by
Miss Erna Hardy.
Chas. Hamilton, of St. Louis, Mo,
who was en- route to Washington, y.
G., spent Thprsday afternoon with
Miss Erna Hardy.
Rev and MRS. Brown entertained
at dinner, Thursday, Mrs. Poindex-
ter and her niece, Miss Wysor Wat
son.
A. T. Slaughter, of Hinton, passed
through town, Monday, en- route to
Decota.
Mrs. Mamie Garter, of Hngheston,
was in town shopping, Saturday.
T. l.. Thompson, Of Powellton,
spent Sunday night In town, guest
or DR.: and Mrs. White.
j.. 8. Noel spent Sunday with his
family. 1922, l..
Mrs. Clara Powell spent Friday in
HandIey, visiting friends.
5: }: Jackson made business trip
to Pratt, Monday.
" N, Wills spent Monday In
Charleston ON business pertaining to
the Odd Fellows.
r. l.. Rogers, who has been com.
planning for some time with rheuma.
| tlsm' Is at this writing confined to
| his bed.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown Is on the sick
| list this week.
Mrs. II. II. Railey returned from
Sylvia, Tuesday, where she spent q
very pleasant time visiting her sig
ter, Mrs. Pick.
/. w. Wade, Of Eagle, passed
through town, Monday, en- route f.
| Charleston.
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CLARK8BURG.

Mrs. Robert Sedwick is much IN,
proved in health.
Hiram Sorre1, of Baltimore, was
a business visitor here, last week.
Mrs. Ida Roberts entertained Sun
day evening at dinner, compliments
ry to her sister. Mrs. Grace Lomac,
who leaves Thursday for Columbus,
Ohio, to resitte permanently.
., Patrons Inspection Day was Mon
day from 2 toS<5,p, IN. "a short pro-
gram was rendered by the pupils OF
the first and seeond grades, The ex-
etcises were well attended and the
many patrons suppressed Themselves
as' being we'll pleased with the work
done this year. ( Coffee and waters
we're served TO the guests after all
the rooms were visited.
~ John Greene spent Sunday 10
Wheeling with his brother, Car,
Greene. III ....l III. .......
3 The local order OF Odd Fellows
attended the SERMON to Odd Fellows