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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-10-20
n DOES NOT PAY TO BEAT UP A WEST
VIRGINIA Editor.

a short time ago in the Daily
Leaker, published at Blue6eld there.
appeared an article that was not to
liking of DR.. H. D. Hatfield, one of
the leading citizens of that town.
DR.. Hatfield forthwith beat H. B.
Kits, the editor of the Leader, and
it is said the job was perfect one.
Then the battered editor brought a
suit for damage in the amount ofs5,-
900 against Hatfield. The case was
tried at Blue6eld, and the jury, after
celebrating only eight minutes,
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
for the full amount.
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BACK 10 PREACHING

Rev; D. H. carricls, who recently
resigned from the passionate of the
North Lawrence Presbyterian church
to become a street-car conductor here,
become, he alleged, :. ministers were
not honest and that g man could
not earn an honest living as a minis
ter has quit ringing up each fare
in the presence ofthepassengera after
weeks service as an honest conduc-
tor. .
He viii go east to conduct evange-
listic services.
Mr.. carick had been the North
Lawrence church's pastor only a
short time when he resigned.
He said wealthy men who control
the churches made it impossible for
their pastors to live honest lives and
that the pastors wives were critics.
ed if they wore good cloths at the
congregations expense.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-10-20

Long after Cook and Peary have
settled their dispute and flying mac
hines have become as common as
autos the champlain Monument will
be dragging out a weary existence up
and down the shores of Lake Cham
plain and ofitsis From appear
ances, the Wandering Jew will in
comparison, be looked upon as ike
one of the fixed Stars.
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HIS PREFERENCE.

Five-year-Old Bobbie went visiting
with his mother and, Unexpectedly
remaining overnight, was obliged to
wear his cousin Kate's nightgown.
The next morning he said tearfulIy,
Mamma, before III wear a girls
nightie again III sleep raw. ''-Har-
per's Weekly.
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Spoiled BY the Cook.

Cardinal Manning. the famous Eng
fish churchman, was Saunt Of face.
The great ecclesiastic's appearance
was so ascetic that he seemed to have
been almost starved. Once In Liver.
pool he visited convent, and the cook
knelt to him for blessing, which she
got.
May the Lord preserve your emf.
nence," said she. and then. looking at
his thin face. she added. 'and, oh, may
God forgive your cook"
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-10-20

That our american FORESTS abound in
plants which possess the most valuable
medicinal virtues is abundantly atteSted
by scores Of the most eminent medical
writers and teachers. Even the until
tored Indians had discovered the useful
ness Of many native plants before the
advent Of the white race. This informa-
ton, impaired freely to the whites, led
the latter to continue investigations until
to-day We have rich assortment of most
valuable American medicinal roots.
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The startling news comes from
Below Falls. veromnt, that Mrs.
Hctty Green has engaged a lawyer to
bring suit against that place because
the street grade in front of her house
has been changed. Can it be possible
that Hetty is really going to spend
money, and upon lawyer, too:
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-10-20

A well known minister who had
been preaching beggar sermon con-
GLIDING it as follows: 'Idon't want
any to contribute who have not paid
their subscription to the home paper,
for the country paper needs money
a great deal more than do the heath
ems. That minister knew what he
was talking about.-Exchange.
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ALARMING.

Marjorie had never been in close
touch with dog and when the family
moved to the suburbs in the spring
she found FIdo a source OF profound
study. In a short time they were
boon companions, but on the first
warm day Fido gave Marjorie a fright
that almost deprived her OF speech
20, mother" she gasped. running into
the house. Come quick. Fdo's
tongue is falling outl" ~
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-10-20

Although one hundred delegates of
the W. c. T. U. are now in Burling-
ton, in attendance upon the thirty
eight annual convention of the Yer
mont State Organization, the well
known Green Mountain thirst does
not seem to be slaked.
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Stood the Test.

Mamma, why don't you want me
to play with that Kudger 6oy:"
Because. dear, I know the family.
He hasn't good blood in him"
why. mamma, he's been vaccinat-
cd twice, and It wouldn't take either
time"
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The minister of a fashionable New
York church has placed a ban upon
the wearing of puFs and rats by
the young women of the choir. 1t
may therefore, be suppose that when
the young women of his choir enter
church next Sunday and the pastor
asks the question: Have you a
rat? that the answerwillbe: You
can search me-.
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Do the DUTY Of TO-DAY.

Do to-day's duty, fight to-day's
temptation, and do not weaken or dis
tract yourself by looking forward to
things you cannot see and could not
understand II you saw them.-Kings-
ley.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-10-20
THE BURDEN OF PROSPERITY

And now instead of the mournful
spectacle of thousands of idle freight
cars, it is the probability of great
shortage of transportation facilities
that confronts US. Always from one
extreme to another in this singularly
land.-Exchange.
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F. ]. HUMPHREYS, OF NEW HAVEN,
DEAD.

Mr.. F. ]. Humphries, ofNew Ha-
ven, is dead of bright's disease, aged
about IS years. Mr.. HUMPHREYS
was member of the United Breth-
rem church, an Odd Fellow of long
standing. His funeral took place
yesterday at l p. m.
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Insisted on a Change.

London Coster (meeting village
idIot)-oo are yer a-larfn' at? IDIOT
OF bean't a-lardn'. Coster-wen, put
your face straight IdIot-It Il straight
Coseer (exasperated = Well, then.
bloomin' well bend tt-London Taller.
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Not less marvellous. in the unparalleled
cures It IS constantly making Of woman's
many peculIaS affections. weaknesses and
dlStTeSStng derSnSsmentS. IS DR.. Pierce's
:aVorite\P rcScripp 6fa>aS IS amply atteSted
oy thouSahdS otI21E cIted testimonials con-
tributed byNC1C(eful patlcntS who have been
cured BY L oGcatarrhsI nelxIc drums. paln11I
periods irregularities: pIolapSuS md oGheE
Qtion OF uterus and Kindred Injections, Often
after many other advertised medicines. and
physicians had failed.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-10-20

Both the above mentioned medicines arc
wholly made up from the glyceric extracts Of
native. medicinal roots The processes en-
ployed In their manufacture were original
With DR.. Pierce. and they are carried on By
skilled chemists and pharmacists with the
aid OF apparatus and appliances specially
designed and built for this purpose. Both
medicines are entirely free from alcohol and
full list OF their ingredients IS printed on
each bottle-Wr0pper.
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COMPLETE DIST
OF CANES PLAYED BY POINT PLEASANT
DURING SEASON 1909.

u 6AllES RlAItD By HUlNl FLEASAltI
DURING SEASON 1909.
April 4, st Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 9, Mason City s.
April IL, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 9. Clifton 10.
April IS, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant IS, GallipoGs Z.
April IS, at Mason city-Point
Pleasant 4, Mason City 9.
May g, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant, 3, Pomeroy o.
Nay 16, at Huntington-Point
Pleasant 4, Huntington IA.
Nay IS, at Parkersburg, Point
Pleasant 10, Parkersburg Grays 2.
Nay 80, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 8, Mason 2.
June Z, at Parkersburg Point
Pleasant Z, Parkersburg Prof, Z.
lie game, quit 5th inning.
June IS, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant s, Nelsonville Z.
June 10, at GalEpolis---Point Pleas
amt s, o. H. E. 5. Nohits off Dash
ner. o. H. E. runs made on errors.
June go, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 5, Syracuse 0.
June 81, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 10, St. Adams o. Dash
7ner struck out 10.
July sat Middleport-Point Pleas
amt 4, Middleport 6.
July 4, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 8, MiddlepOrt i.
July 4, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 0, Columbus 4.
July le, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 5, ProctorviIle 4.
July le, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant /, jacksonville 4.
July IS, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant IS, POmeroy g.
July e5, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 8, Syracuse g.
Aug. /, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant s, Rutland o.
Aug. $, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 8, Millersport o. Dashner
struck out 10.
Aug. Is, at Point Pleasant-point
Pleasant 9, Ripley o.
Aug. ee, at Point Pleasant-POint
Pleasant 8, Monday g.
Aug. go, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 8, Minersville l.
Sept. 4, at GalEpolis-Point Pleas
ant 4, Gallipolis, o. H. f. s.
Sept. 1e, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant S, Proctorville o. Dashner
struck out II.
Sept. 10, at Point Pleasant Point
Pleasant 9, New Straitsville 81 Dash
ner struck out IA.
Sept. GO, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant o, Guyandotee6. Dashner
struck out 16.
Oct. 8, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant Z, Gallipolis 9. Dashner
struck out Is.
Oct. Z, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 6, Guyandotte 9.
Oct. s, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 5, GuyandOtte o. Dashner
struck ont IA.
Oct. 9, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 1e, Guyandotte IL.
Oct. 10, at Point Pleasant-Point
Pleasant 6, Guyandotte s.
Point Pleasant won ga, lost 9, tied
l. Total games played, 81. Per
cent, 7a7.
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Mrs. Hieks-You mean 20 ten me
that you have q servant GIL who gets
up in the morning without being cali
ed7 Mrs. WlckeO-Yes. She's IN lore
with che milkman. = Boston Tan
sefipt
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Take Care Of tho Eyes.

Eye strain is certainly factor IN
producing disease of every part Of tho
eye. Old age is the time Of retribu.
ton for those who have sinned against
their eyes.-Health.
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The younger man is the more he
knows about women-he thinks.
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Notice to the Public
Once more does the Single King
come before the public to supply the
needy ones with Roofing Material.
Five Cars of Shingles

Just received from the western
coast, Washington Red Cedar, l6and
IS inch; Michigan White Pine Is.
inch. The best ever brought to this
village.
Also full stock of Felt Roofing in
all its kinds and quality. No. i
Poplar Lath
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As n @Og.p Be.

Things are not evenly balancedin
this world, . remarked the Thought
ful thinker.
"Hov sthats'' queried the dense
party.
There should be more leisure fer
men of business and more business
for men of leisure answered the
t. t.
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iHs q II
4. FATRMONN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed r6{n,os and son,
Charles, spent Sunday at CtarRsbafg
tho guests Of theft daughter and ssfs
ter, Miss Anna Dawson. 800
Little ffefen' Goodl6w is c6nvaleBc;
ing after severe attack OF pnou
tnonia. '-+' Z .@i,-- ~ Pc. = ~
Master William Jennings was III q fsw
days last Week with Group; :"
Miss Bessie Jordan spent the week
with hof ,5sister,, Mrs. A. II, Williams;
Of MorGa1ftowf. --1 ---Fs..'.!'' p ~
Mrs.. CHARLES Union handsomely en-.
tertained tho members Of ths AfYeiotk
needle club and other friends 1T the
residsncs ..6f Mrs. Daily MartiI,y on
Cherry atsnus, Friday evshihgg 81 AND q
very, !pbessssts evening -wsa epant. =
!. Mrs.. Kete. Smith left SatHrdey eve,
ming zfor Clarksburg after a visit Of
oba week here " y ~ s!3 ! q +
The Fehiidren Of Mrs, Chaftea NsisJn
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WRRs1oN..;

Miss Mary Efka, aft@f a ten days
fyisit to, herr arAntS, hM returned to
her home.in sPittsbbrg. { She went by
the way OF .parKarsharg, spen ding a
few days tHssirags With friends -.
Nm smfthy attah dart at the asy-
lum, was saHay> recently on business
for the institution !. .
- Rev. f., Harpis 'Accoo, Presiding
Elder OF the A. Mig. connection Of
W. va, 'iiBfd Itls, second Quarterly
meeting here last Sunday, He preach
edstwo very Interesting and instruct
i've sermons: during the day to large
and spprasiativs Audiences. Or. At-
coo is a man OF s,dae sense, large ex-
Deriehce &pd, q, tifaleas worker for
>ehe master. He hae done excellent
work since his appointment In thia
State. - .. go
-. J. n. Bailey ppent the greater por-
tfon Of last week aWAy from the city
on business His, daughter, accom-,
panied HIM On hts return noins4 -
Z: The family OF, NJ. ana, Mrs. qeorge
Brown ;kkye moved from West w or
Ton into 4 beautadi residences OF, wa
low avenne.n a j ~ S:f.,,-. "a $..A =.
Rev. ~ H. dftbhtb purchased d
bsadttsul sSt st paibh Hhaiss recent.
", ,TteY ,kta, very thpdh to the al;
ready attfAoti se bppe afence Of the
thaf4R& II - . vi NF'%>T =. 49, -
MS. cynthia .YMinps eateftefned
At ahpb@ss on, iastNftWbdnesday, Miss
XIII, OK jf'insbprM coFt ~ q .,>i...,1
= Afthi;t ADMINISTRATION q Two weeh
Vacation, Has faBafhsa Ills work al
ire .asblNn q, Hfts spent the CREATES
Portion of the Tins away from thu
9ity. ;: is&a gs:s!t ~ I'll 3. IL . =.
!, 5'he birthday Of R6y. ]. l.. Grif1tr
IAN. 2Sth at width tine q gran d sur
tjfise party was rendered him by tht
young people Of the town. Man.
Valuable and uBefut things we're pre-
ganted for which the Reverend re
turned many and ptncere thanks. -:
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PAGE

J. r N 4. AZ
}. w. DandridSes Ras IN Mon tgom-
cry Wehassdays ,.E.:: ~ g<Et>s+E { I'M
Herbert tucker. Samuel sMarshaIs
Oscar Roe were Nnsinesa {;yisitors to
Montgomery thia week. !, = y. rs
f MrF.a Matte Thornton, and son
Charles we've called, to Bluet1eld BY
the serious illness OF ,her husband,
Daisy, the little daughter OF Mrs,
Rachel Reid has heen- quite III, but
tsTrepofted be1ters - !; ~ ~; =, :
Mrs HI: H. = Washington was In
huntington Friday. IS , z<:t ~'-S. =" -. =.
< Mary Dues who has been qaitesin
ia better at this writing, >>--..T =
Miss Georgia Banks has been su8-
fesing with q very bad cold this week
! &c: H. Galloway and James H.. Frye
were calling,on Reece Bane, Thurs.
day. \ ~ - ~. !,
Miss Sadie Carr. of st., Adams. 70
spending some time with her aunt,
Mia:tR.; B. Jones.>- - -. = ~ : -
Rev. N. A. Smith filled his regular
appointment here tie fourth Sundays
Miss Georgia BANKS attended the
district institute at Montgomery Fri.
day. -, -, -. ,.,,ye: s,M
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Z Blr<sfIEaANNfSN,-


Chas. Smith SWas the Ruest OF his
mother: Mra. Gilbert GRANT, at Wes-
ton, Saturday, g -, - -.
Rev: II: BaMartint. of Fairmont is
TN THE city assisting Rev. Reed in
holding a=weeE of prayer at simp-
son NJ. E, Church. r,''>-. - - -
Rev. Martin very ably allied the
pulpit every night last week. His
sermons were enjoyed by all who
heard him. 80, - <.->+>- I. :
: F Ashby Grayson was IN, the, city the
first of the week, en- route to his
home In Clarkshufg While here he
was 4he guest III Miss Maud and chas.
Davis. '::''>'t 49, ~, :. vs. = -
I. Mrs. Charles Smith. Who accident
~ fell on the. les pavement, Saturday
ana spra1ned her 'adRle, is somewhat
improved at1,this writing. -.
Rev. o: r. Davis came home Fri
day from Meriden, where he spen,
several days last week.
The Silver Leaf Club met with Mr.
and Mrs. chas ,Dfekerson, Friday
night .., = n f:.'...'.E -
Miss Maude Davis gave a: card
party Tuesday night, Mr.. Grayson
being the honor guest: An enjoy
abIe eHeeniaas :.ww4a spent by all pres
), Mrs.. O.: +. Davis let Thursday FOR
Weston: whers she will Visitor seye-
raj days. -. '~-~.'. =. ,>'
Mrs: Jas. A. Davis entertained, at
dinner, Sunday. Rev. Martin. Rev
| Reed and wife,. 49,. T. r..
The ladies Aid met filth Mrs. Jas
T. Reed, FridAS ,aftotndon.
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HUGHEsIO N- LONDON.

The Woman's Improvement League.
listened to a very interesting and able
sermon, delivered lat regular hour for,
service on, Sunday morning, by Rev,
-. Lipscomb. This is the first SER
mon that has ever been preached di-,
rect to the League end; all who were
present feel that much strength, " as
received, from so helpful a. subject
Curtis Pullen> the young man who
was injured In. the mine some, time
ago is reported to- be doing as we'll
as|conld>be expected. -. 49,, ...;5a@i
Miss F. Cobb passed through our
to- set up, a league. Mrs. P. s. Woods
town Saturday en-. route to. LonEacres
accompanied Sher and reports'' TO us
a. bright outlook for b league there
:, Mrs. Georgia Lewis, OF 5Lnngacre,
was pleasant t caller In our town
last week, 81 .:tr.s LIZ; K - > :: -. -. ;;
!, Master Geo. Coates suffered a&ba6
Accident to higt eye. last week: caused
by. that troublesome sport indpiged
in by most boys that: Of rock throw
Ing While, the accident: came 40 very
near being fatal to the sight, the
many friends Of the young sufferer
ARE glad Providence spared him THAT
aAiietioh, a.. - '.>e,ri, .sff+>ita <1r:
The Woman's improvement League
will meet with Mrs. C. IT, Burke on
1'h praday p. m. OF this week ~ ~ e
The Women OF The Bull ding Com.
nittee held supper at.tffe Church
Saturday evening but. owing. to,:the
inelemeney Of the weather there was
BIT a small crowd present and the y
were unable to dispose OF the things
prepared. 49, - g. ~. 49, -
- Mrs. Jas. Coates is reported III at
herehome In London; ."s::.-1* q!
4 Mrs. Addie James has been? iii for
the past week but "was reporAea ina
proving ana fRble to: ha -7out again,
Mrs. James is President Of DUR Lea
que and her Dresefce Ia much, misBei
when unable attend - >...= :. =
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.xMouNllsvnh.LlE.

: MI. ntsASsHb~ WAX WAS lat6ly APP
pointed warden OF the 5Prison arrived
Saturday evening and entered upon
bis .duties, donaaS Feb. 1st. ... r..
The revival servaesBsofr the Baptist
Church we're discontinued. on account
of the illness tof' the pastor; Rev. J..
R. Adkins, of Wheeling who has been
confined Ito, his bed for several days,
but L. reported better AEithis writing,
+ Mrs: Floyd has returned to her
home - at sBrownsville.>sP Pa, after "a
pleasant visit. tea hers deaghter Mrs.
j.. t. K1alf = :; s.Ft H.. 81. i. !. i!
:: Miss Mae Anderson, ofsaBrid geport,
o., was in the cityt laAt week. - e "!
+ Mr.. yames McQ ueea<aAd HMiss Maud
- ohnaon. both OF rCanApasburg, Pa,
we're united I'm marfia.ge last week.
Miss Iohnion . saaa fft Formerly Of
sMoundtNiile. J. s,, e. =
Nfes. Maria Jones fl 1ttysa9s,aad from q
visit to- feIattves %intfFaystte county
last week. - , ~, r u. ''1":,.9s-
vasser WAilace visItad 4iis wife at
Wcodsdale; last 9ahqedas, 800. -
Mrs: L:!Esu* Owens hasN naoysd from
Poplar ave., to- 800 Grant favenue. =
Mrs. II: GampbellL and Mrs. RAJ
chef Adams Visited the sswing. class
Monday sssy4aniHa3 II at Ia the, =. Colored
schodl and '@as very favofablgs i'm
pressed With the Instructions given
the children bYv "a s:Deaeoaess, Miss
Hicks, ,2A;4ft2a ii*sss;r5;st!; =; y
+, The ladies' of tbef Baptist Church
Are yeeHtas latin Snganszing a Bible
clas5 :TNaBaaS55 sselaReafng. snstss' - :,
:. ,Ed&srsD'W pAasi tdotag ;aIce1y; with
HIS ,feSabnff on alSe in. st1e is being
instructed N<IIfQits ia; >,:x : .,,s
II The fSlibsStlin5gs SSofaseeFs We're elected
sundAy &by thes Bsfpjtist' 81. sse for tho
ems hing year. q La: Page Assistant;
Snpt:;; Mrs J23.,H 4 Campbell - sec'y;
IS. w. Wade, .Treag.; J. H. Campbell.
Teacher 81 Class No. /; Miss sallte
Ovens, Glass NO, 2 Mrs. il c. Coop
err, GLASS Mo- a. Ed: Ovens LfbEar ian
Assistant: Ltbefiap, Ira knight Or
gabist. Miss. zeHhyf: owens,e G: r.
Ike Ladles ,NaedsaHoEK sglab was
eRteftainsd Thateday. Z aRfespoon + by
Mrs. Atex%AF uastreng at 1ssAs ntae on
Third street. = lSnabroid az was j In.
dnlged IN; after, which a aRirlf isttffnsh
was ser yedji by the hos6sas Those
present were Mssdames Camp
bell, Henry knight, 81 a{aIasi
r.: Kpall. JOHN Hare ayesty t2laSt
ence Walters, IL vhfOssgn asssea
Annie. Blaeys Lulu Ma6BsSaa, tAnnie
Jutsngoa o. 'sBlanchB Wall y 4arta, Yep
hyr Owens This home De- .noted 81 or
its Hospitality. 49, - 49, :tt ssse% : ~
MiseasAIfce. Jordan, easoh ia
expected in :: tho city, neAt week to
aRe8s - II as
.e3HA. Page: ": :@'.as in wbSssipg sat14,
day on business. ~ ~ &c !; i; y );
rTETh4 Fionear, Press has made d New
Year 4 esolution6 .as it=ngx makes III
app55isstaanee on Saturday dnasead OF
:. Wg"are having plenty Of winter in
THE patt Of the 4states y: Z. ). =
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l|l|'lI; :; j 0NDEE, \

others Their. dining room was taste
fully. decorated. = a. sblen aia> program
was rendered. Prof. Thomas sang q
sole, Miss Moorlee gave q selection.
from Dunbar, Miss Monroe. the Hi
Ton elocutionist gave beautiful So;
lection. Hiusic' wea FenhetSd by Miss
Eshe. :pualis, . SeNafHl >aSthsrs also
took mar: in the :tntereYtfng program,
- MICS ella Murray and MI. Emmett
Crockett were unitM. iu marriage
last Wednesday evening at the esl-
dence Of tho brides grandmother
Mrs. Allen Pack, -.
Edward Stevenson Iecturcd last
Tuesday evening at the Second Dap
ttSr Caurch. His Subject was The
Benefits OF ChristiaG Religion" II
was eajuNeH by all, present.
Rev. A. D. Lewis le.t> today FOR
Huntington to spond the week with
mis- family. ..-,'s sa,%A, .s,.,
Rev. A., D.. LeWfs and, f. G.~Pack
attended the Prescher's and Dea-
cons Meeting in Macdonald last
week.
The Progressive. Daughters and
Sons met at: the home Of. Mrs, VIM.
Stevenson Monday evening. 1881
Mrs. E.: s. <PaSk: GsSvery III ut her
home on 4NIainr Street, /" :. 49,: :
Mr.: and >, Mrs. Clarence Mickens
hare returned home, after spending d
few. weeks ia: virsania,, with. Mrs
Micken'H, ;pagAnta.*:.-- - h, =
Frank cheat1peas OF Phtlaaeiphia
10 in the city the gneat OF hia mother
and other relatives, y, T.
MI: ,coho Of Sylvia wis In the city
Monday. - i9,...T
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-04
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= A, supper t@As slysnffS efbsne+
at oR!;the BY ~, U.tpy III Stuart
and Aotnss8, A :; Han daont@ atm ives
rsaHaSdy' 81 Sf6h + thankBi @arS extstias.
cd AaI them. ,y;slSST ~ , sqf1N ;~3af, yya
b. Ned iW1pidfidssa haa 1bgeh on the
sick list for AeTetai days. jfis asusb4
ter Mrs, Randall, OF Mfnden, has
been called to his bed eide. &a@. 4f @@'7'7@
Mrs. Mildred Seaborn ~ 'indispo Bed
at this writing. /" -. n.2| @/3''fS'f
Mrs. Harriet staurt and MIRA Ru1
dhlph Cox were VISITING friends and
relatives on Cotton Hin and report
q pleasant trip. x lg,, + &.
p Mise ma1y Clayton Len i at
ter spending several ;;ws6k WITH her
sister and ,frtendB> - 4 sslS y. 40
Werner Powell ,msts4sagg are .
|serions accident 5#hAla, IN .ESf,HA tlStt s
trip 8atnrsay, gts, asss8 4 sg6atsa
at an object; The gNh gsapd
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