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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

There are some who would rath.
or nurse their ErudKca than TO put
them b sleep. News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
THE STORY OF RUBBER

Rubber IL obtained from the sap certain trees which og
IN Central America the East Indies valley OF tho ANA
zon IN South America The milky fluid and flows allow
" u takes 10 gallons ~ pounds Of rth,er
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fleaier--You don't have 20 look
under % nes whethcr there IL a mar
there
Elderly Maiden That settles H.
don't want a.
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SO MANY DRAWBACKS

III Hoskina-Dono yer spring Dlowin' yit si2
81 Sourppe-Not Day afore ysddy had ter 90 tor t
tsf gu 20 pow pint shnpenod ddy cit new pair
nhmf tsrday t rainn An erbou termorrer know
feel lecIo tech o. spring fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

n W reported thai Eibart Hubbard
wss once a printer No usc talking.
there's ma man ~ whom some good
cannot be- said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

SO FAR as II known. Chancellor
Day did not say anything yratcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Tbs rumor that Frank Gould mar
ried an actress r. untrue. Tho young
woman belonged % 81 musical com-
-r1N rnmnAnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

~ mail. out ef sitv, 1 yeas, nsI
q months, st.hot noefh, 1he.
Shattered ~ seattle. Wash, post
effiee, ~ seeond-elass matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

a safe method 81 firing ahots in
mines by electricity has beer de-.
Vlsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Young Teddy Roosevelt says he
knows everything hts fiAucca thinks
Mebhy -. Teddy now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Lawyer what f. your occurat ion ?
Witnaaa-ffn a plano finiaher.
Lawyer be . little more definite.
DO you polish them or move them7
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MOST Anything
josh Wise Says;

Heroes play = lens hand. No
mob ever do anything heroic"
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Biggs That fellow oliver 10 in
cilued 10 be somewhat contrary. liant
ha7
Digs Contrary why. II he had
two ideas Ia hia head they would fall
out with each gthefl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

In politics the dark horss Is really
q chestnut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Furniture Dealer Ito elderly maid :
en- And there is another advant
age. ma'am. which the folding bed
has over the ordinary kind
Elderly Maiden What la that. sir ?
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-15
WINIFREDE.

Ceral Smoot. Of Madison, is mi at
the home Of his grandmother with
|diphtheria. .., 81,
Kenneth Brooks, or Handley; was
here Sunday the guest Of Mrs.
Lee Johnson was called to his
nome In Salisbury. N, c., by the
serious, illness OF his mother.
A. Wilson spent Labor Day at his
home in St. Adams. .2
School opened here Tuesday with
Miss Emma Meadows of Institute As
Teacher.
w. n. Shelton and sons, Theodore
and William spent Labor Day in
Montgomery.
Mrs. Mary Smith Wooding has
moved in town again.
Miss Virginia and Vernia Smith
were in Montgomery Friday.
Mrs. Annie Mobsley and daughters
Bernice and Cardelia returned Mon.
day from two months visit to re.
tallVeS in Virginia.
Born to Mrs. Bette Tucker the 9th
fine boy.
| Pink Day was in Montgomery on
business last week.
Miss Willie chatham entertained
Wednesday evening Misses Virginia
Smith, Emma Meadows, Ella Smith
and Floyd Adams, Love Bell and Joe
| Upchurch.
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ANDERSON.

Mrs. Ellen Smith entertained
Thursday evening complimentary to
her niece, Miss Katie Pack, of Hunt
ington. The following guests we're
present: Misses Katie Pack. FANNY
Hopkins, Lucy Carter, Mamie Con-
ner, Clara Hill, Susie Crawford,
Grace Wilson, Charlotte Crawford,
cara Burgess, Messrs. Nngris Hop
kIns, Warfeld Keen, Austin Craw-
ford, Guy Haynes, Holt Davis. and
Estel Hopkins. Miss Pack left for
her home Saturday morning
Mrs. Fred Huskins, Of Charleston.
IS here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Eula Dodson and little daugh-
ter, after spending sevral weeks bore
with her parents, returned to her
home in Philadelphia, ACCOMPANIED
by her brother, Julian Burger
Miss Callie Epps, who had been
visiting Mrs. Emma Crawford, has
gone to her horle in Portsmouth, o.
"'. ~ W. IIlCS was quietly mar
ried to Miss Cornelia Page, Of Ka-
nawha' City, Monday, 5th. The
couple viii make their future home
at this place.
Miss Ella Brown was on a visit
to Brushy Ridge Saturday.
The M. e. and Baptist Sunday
q
Schools gave a picnic at Glen Ray.
Thursday.
Mrs. Jas. Davis, entertained at
dinner Tuesday, Miss Katie Pack
Mrs. Ellen Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 7,
M. Trice.
l.. M. Preston, Of Lexington, Va.
IS visiting tE1S here.
The 70, ~: left for Baltimore
10 attend tn G.: Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Smith, -" IS. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. i d Miss Maria
Waldron.
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PRINCETON.

Kew. Merely, Presiding Elder, held
Quarterly Conference here Sunday, at
the Methodist church.
w. M. Calender, delegate to the
First Biennial session of the Grand
Fountain, United Order Of, True Re-
formers left for Richmond;D Sunday
afternoon. =, .
A very pretty afternoon marriage
r'as solemnized Saturday at P. Nj.
at the Baptist church, by Rev. r. w.
Hill, contracting parties being Miss
Hannah Henderson and Will Stevens.
after which they left for a short visit
to relatives at Christian Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Nickles and
son, Charles, went to visit relatives at
Red Sulphur, the first Of the week.
Prof. j. D. Coleman, of Bluefield
institute, preached here Sunday for
Rev. Hill.
George Carter was a business Wis.,
lttor to Bluefield Thursday.
Mrs. Mary George, Of Gary, Wis.,
tied her sister, Mrs. Meadows, last
week.
Mr.. Scott Burke accompanied his
daughter, Miss Eugenia to Bluefield
Sunday, at which place she will en-
ter the Blueheld Graded schools.
Rev. Twyman's residence and bust
ness place is near completion.
Mrs. Rose Scott has been quite
SICK, but is much better now.
MIS-. Walter Rotan, of TaZewelI
is here visiting her husband.
Miss Sallie Witten, of Tiptop, Va,
was here looking after her school
she was the guest of Mrs. w. NJ.
Calender
Mrs. John Penn has returned from
visit to Bedford, Va. =
Mrs. Mamie Bradshaw, of Ingle-
side, worshipped at the Methodist
church Sunday.
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GRAFTON.

Miss Buelah Smith, Of Morgan
town, was the guest Of her Aunt,
Mrs. Julia Trimble, the latter part
Of last week, while enroute to Sister
vile
Rev. VI. d. Willis, assisted Rev. J.
G. Eush IN his bush meeting last
week on Chestnutridge.
Mrs. II. Cole and Mrs. Lilly Byrd.
OF AdamSburg, Pa, were married
Tuesday Sept. 9Th, at the residence
of B. =. Beasley.
John Thomas, Of Elkins, Wesley
Beaher and Simon Sumner, made a
trip to Clarksburg Friday.
The Misses Blue, Of Pennsboro,
who have been guests Of their uncle,
Chas. Smith, returned to their home
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BANCROFT.

Sunday was regular preaching
day. Rev. P. P. Holland, Of Spring
Hill, filled his pulpit, preaching at
eleven o'clock and Immediately after
the mqrnfhg% service baptizing was
hold. At three o'clock the Lords
supper was administered He also
preached at night. All the services
were we'll attended.
School opened on the sixth with
large attendance.
Miss Stella Smith, of Charleston,
and MIR. and Mrs. William Mickens,
of Plymouth, spent Sunday with. Mrs.
Hale Dickerson. ...,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Woods, of
Betsey, were callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Hicks, Sunday.
G.. w. Harris, of Betsey, was called
to Charleston Saturday on account of
the death of his sister, Mrs. Warren.
Mrs. Geo. Mckinney, of Betsey,
was spending the day with Mrs. Hale
Dickerson Monday. Her little son
Stanford fell off the porch and sus-
tanned a painful wound just under
the right eye.
Mrs. John Jenkins has been sick
the past week, but is able to be out
again now.
Mrs. II. A. Jones and Mrs. Will
liam Mickens, Of Plymouth, attend
ed the A. NJ. E. conference which
convened at Charleston last week.
Mrs. Leona Jones, and sister, Miss
Matte Wilson, of Cedar Grove, who
has been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Archie Mosely, Of Plymouth, left for
their home Monday morning.
Miss Stella Smith, of Charleston,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. VIM.
Mickens, Of Plymouth, this week.
r. G. Smith, Of Plymouth, who was
hurt some time ago in the Plymouth
mines, is able to be out again.
Winston Coles, Of Raymond, cal
led on his daughter, Mrs: Hale Dick
erson, Of Bancroft, Monday.
D. e. V. Jardon, general manager
for the American Workman's Insur-
ance Co., and his agent, D. II. Kyle,
are here in the interest Of the Com
pany.
The Missionary Society held it's
business meeting Saturday afternoon
at which time the officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year. They
were: vice-president, Mrs. Hale
Dickerson, secretary, Mrs. II. A.
Jones, treasurer: Mrs. J. w. Sawyers.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Jones, Of Ply
mouth, were guests Of Dr. and Mrs.
NJ. T. Sinclair Sunday.
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BARBOURSVU.LE.

Mrs. Ada Krlgore was very i'll
s"' cral days last week. ba. is able
to be out again at this writing.
Mrs. Annie Hill and children re-
turned home Tuesday from their
visit to Columbus and GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
Mrs. Mary e. Hicks made bust
ness trip to Huntington, Friday.
Miss Claudine Washington enter
tanned a number of friends Wednes-
day evening complimentary to Misses
Wynema Hickman, Of Columbus,
jeanette Layne, of Guyandotte, and
Agnes Carroll, of Va. Those pres
ent were Misses jeanette Layne
Agness, Carroll, Wynema Hickman,
Minnie Martin, Mary Hill, Bertha
Robinson and Enola WASHINGTON,
Messrs Arbury Lee, Dan Dickerson
Julius Rollins, Of Huntington; Chas.
Becky, F. Good, VIM Smith, A
| Whirle, T. Hendrix and Willie Hill
The evening was spent very pleasant
ly in music and games, after which
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. ...~,.
Goldie Smith spent last week with
her aunt in Ceredo.
| Misses Bessie, Allie and Hattie
Hicks returned home last week from
a pleasant visit to East Bank, Char
| lesion and st. Adams.
Miss Mamie Cobbs, the hair dres.
ser Of Huntington, was in town Mon
| day.
Miss Alberta Wilson, of ST. Adams
was the guest of the Misses Hicks
| last week.
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GUYANDOTTE

Mrs. Maggie Holland went to
Kenova Wednesday to- see her
daughter, Mrs. Aileen Parsons, who
was on her way from Cincinnati to
her home at Keystone.
Mrs. Matte Davis has been very
sick but is better at this writing.
Little Mary Anna, the daughter Of
Mrs. Jackson, has been very sick,
but IS better now.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Layne, is very sick at
this writing.
Miss Cora Tuyman arrived Satur-
day after spending a week with
friends in Columbus.
Horace TWyman, of Burlington O..
spent Sunday with his daughter and
son Mrs. Maud Layne and Mr.. Alex
Twyman.
Isaiah Gordon Of Burlington, O.,
was up Sunday to see his sick
daughter, Mrs. Ona Peasants.
Scott Mullen, who has been very
sick for some time, is better.
Frank, Robert and Charley Hill, Of
Midway, were calling here Sunday.
Mrs. Violet Slash and Miss Jea-
nette Layne left Sunday morning for
Caperton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas.nJpstis, of Bur-
ungtCn, O., passed through Sunday
en- route to Winona where they
contemplate teaching school.
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KONCEN'ERTE.

Mrs. VIM. Baldwin and children,
of Williamsburg, were guests Of Mrs.
Mary Bro ~, last weak.
G. B. Cousins left Monday to at
tend the 3. NJ. G.. At Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Moore, Mrs
Matte Slaughter and Kenneth Moore
visited Brushy Ridge last week.
Rev. A. w. Jones, Of Deerheld,
Va, was visitor here last week
Miss Francis is patient at the
Holly Sanatarium at Hinton.
Misses Lillian, Sarah and r. r.
Lewis are visiting their father, Rev.
S. A. Lewis this week.
Ben Graves and Gordon Rose were
visitors here last week.
Lem and Chas. Ward, who have
been living out west for q number Of
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'.atuiaay,ifmsi -. E,44s.. ,slt'- 4uj
Miro. he. lie Carter and Miss Ollie
Turner were visiting friends in Key
ser Sunday.
Miss Beulah Brown, Of Elkins,
was the guest of Miss Ada Stout Fri
day and Saturday enroute to Man
nington. to visit her sister, Mrs. Jes-
sic Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dabney, Miss
Sadie Mays and Mr.. VIM. Dabney,
ST., were visiting friends in Pied
mont Sunday.
Walter Howell and Frank Shep-
pard attended the fair in Fairmont
Tuesday Sept. 6.
Grace Rolling and children left
Tuesday evening for Elkins to join
her husband, where they will in the
future reside.
Mrs. Nj. V. Turner is sick this
week
Miss Ada Stouts eyes are much
better at this writing.
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HEWfSBURG.

The celebration Of the S9th an
nlVersary of the John Wesley M. e.
Church here was a great success in
every way. The decorations we're
pronounced the best ever seen here
Be1ore the pulpit, in the windows
and on the ledge around the gallery
were flowers, plants and ferns. beau-
TRULY arranged showing a variety of
pink, white and red blossoms peeDing
from amidst a wealth of green. The
walls were festooned with flags and
from the chandeliers and corners
hung sinuous folds Of red, white and
yellow crepe paper. Above the ros-
trum were seen pictures Of several
prominent officials Of the church, in
Guiding one Of III the Rev. Edward
saunders the first pastor after the
war
Monday night saw the beginning
Of this memorable occasion when
good addresses we're delivered Nv 9
Judge J. d. McWhorter, Rcvs. J. 3.
Dunablc, VIM. Jackson and J. NJ.
Roam.
On Tuesday evening DR.. r. w. s.
THOMAS, Of Stanton, an ex-presi-
dent Of Bennett College, made one
Of the most scholarly and effective
addresses heard here for many days
with The Gates" as the subject, Dr..
Thomas, Gotten interrupted by an
plause) showed the infallible route
TO individual and racial success,
stirring sermons were preached by
Rev. l.. II. Moore and s. A. Lewis,
Wednesday night, Rev. J. A. Reid.
thursday and Rev. J. II. G.. McPher-
son, Friday. On Sunday morning
Rev G. w. Tindu1l, Of Bellaire, oc-
cuDiod the pulpit, preaching an ex-
celIent sermon. Sunday afternoon
Rev. A. +. Henderson was the speak
or and in the evening Rev. Tindull
again preached and administered the
cuchrist to large crowd.
Rev, J, w. Waters Is most grateful
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SHANAFORD.

Miss II. J. Roberts and Mrs A, l..
Peck spent Saturday. and Sunday at
Hill Top and Macdonald = -
Mrs. M. Shorter left for Virginia
for an indefinite stay. Thursday.
Harry Hughes, son and~Mrs. Ethel
Peters, has returned from the west
where he has been residing for over
a year. ..., -. -,
p. II. Galloway was making pro-
fessional calls in town Wednesday.
Thomas Peck was very much shock
ed to hear OF his brother OF Hunt
lngtoM, being seriously hurt. He has
been unable to ascertain full partic-
ulars rs yet
Judge Shepherd is i'll at this writ
ing.
J.-R. McIVer. OF Warmertown, was
l.: town last week to engage in Il
hunting expedition. While travelling
the mountains he sustained a sprain-
ed ankle and had to be taken home.
Mrs. M. Wilburn Is indisposed this
week.
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Rev, Anderson, OF, Fayetteville,
Allied the pulpit hera Sunday at thaC
Shiloh Baptist church. ,tS&SssEs
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor
entertained. at dinner in honor OF
their house guests, Mrs. w. B. Gard
ner And son, Master julius, of Char
Ieston, and Miss Rosa Lawrence, OF
.Sssstaunton, Va. Covers We're laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams, Of
Dayton. O.. Mrs, Mary Johnson, Of
IPittsburg, Pa, Miss Ossie Williams,
of Hinton, and Mrs. w. w. Williams,
of the Red. An enjoyable evening
was spent; -~.-. .......
Misses Ella and Edith Johnson
and Mr.. Haynes were callers at the
Red Sunday .<
Edward Pack made a, business trip
to Hinton on Friday. ..,.
Mr.. Chas. Johnson is home from
Barger Springs.
Master, Julius Gardner has been
quite busy for sevral, days as he has
/ the contract of laying new road in
our Wills
On Saturday, Sept. 10th, The Meth
odists and Baptist churches held n
union picnic on the Mountain. The
sum Of $4,000 was raised. Quite
a large number of persons beinS
present. Mrs. Samuel White was ia
ken i'll on the ground and it became
necessary to summon a Doctor be-
fore she could be relieved After
(which she was taken to her friends
home, at which she remained over
until Sunday evening. Mrs. B. An,
dgrson, Of Charleston, who is u, Sis
ter OF Mrs. White was at her side
while sick.
r. Mrs. N. B. Gardner left Sunday
for her home in Charleston.
). Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Williams left
Monday for Dayton, Ohio.
Misses Neal and Pearl Williams
left Monday for Bluetield Institute
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Ell siasy; aa '. sH,s s sss ~. Of the

k9fl tHeis FA95HS&AQ, support OF the
hiefntets 'ahd arffeAhdt, W no maae-the
occasion such a great success, but
most Of the praise Is due to him for
his tireless energy and great skill as
an organizer.
Mrs. Laura Johnson. Of Washing
ton, Is the guest Of relatives here.
Clark Lewis left Sunday night for
a few days trip to Charleston, De-
troit and other points.
Misses Katie and Mary Boiling,
having spent several weeks as the
guests OF Prof e. A. Boiling, return
ed to Richmond Thursday.
George Carter, Of Charlottesville.
is working in the barber shop Of
Henry Carter on Court street.
Mrs. Annie Heron has been very
Ill.
Arthur Trice, OF Anderson spent a
few days with Edward Boiling last
week. IAN
Miss Lotte Pettigrew is here visit
ing her brother James Pettigrew.
Misses Lillian and Sara Lewis,
daughters Of Rev. S. \. Lewis, Of
Ronceverte, We're attending services
at the M. T.. church Sunday evening.
Rev. Graves is up from Hunting
ton to spend few days with his re-
lative, Mrs. Albert Stewart
The graded school opened Monday
with good enrolment. The teach
ers are Prof. E. A. Boiling, principal,
Misses Jennie Jackson, Florence
Boiling, and Andrew Robinson assis-
tants.
Mrs. E. V. Seams is visiting at
White Sulphur. -. -. ,,...
Stephen Smith, of Detroit, is the
guest Of Mrs. Virginia Robinson.
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CORN RESPONDING

week
c. G.: Woodson, teacher in the
Armstrong Technical School Of
Washington, d. c., visited his moth
CIR, Mrs. Ann Woodson, Of Sixth Az
enue, Sunday.
Miss Meadows, of Bidwel. O.. is
spending few days with Miss Leota
Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Green, .of St Adams, and
sister. Mrs. Virginia Robinson, and
children spent a couple Of days with
Mrs. Bette Barnett and daughter.
Mrs. Virginia Scott was the charm
ing hostess at dinner Friday after
noon to Mesdames Mary Green, Vir-
sinia Robinson and children.
Schools opened Monday Sept. ~.
with an enrolment Of 275 pupils.
The two vacancies were filled by Miss
|Dickerson. of this city, and Miss Flor
ence Hurd, formerly of Knoxville,
Tenn.
DSlllCR lttttttt W Il
large and appreciative audience at
the First Baptist church Monday
evening. Subject the 1.-TWO Flags"
THE eloQuence of the speaker and
words Of courage and inspiration,
coming from lips ripe with expert
!ence will long be remembered by
those who We're so fortunately pres
|ent.
Mrs. Julia Holmes, Of Gallipolis
is the guest Of her brother, w. r.
Smith, Of Ninth Avenue
Cassell Kearney, OF Columbus, is
here again.
Mrs. Margaret Humphreys was
the charming hostess Sunday at dip
ner to Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and bro
Their, Of the Salvation Army, Misses
Lucille Fountain and Josie Bennett
Miss Sunbeam Gooden Of Parkers-
burg, an elocutionist of ability, gave
an entertainment at the Sixteenth
Street Baptist church Monday even
ing, which was highly commended
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Cecilia Burke is sick at her
home on High Street
Mrs. William Wilkerson left Sat
urday for Skeleton to open school
Monday.
Miss Lola NJ. Lavender left for
Elk Horn Saturday where she will
begin school Monday.
NJ. d. Buster, p. w. Wright, ]. S.
Noel, and DR.. O. w. Hodge, are at
tending the B. NJ. G. at Baltimore
this week.
Miss Sessie Jordan, VIII, has, ba,n
The guest of Miss Eta Hall for two
weeks, went to Boome~ Sunday and
opened school there Monday.
Mrs. Howard II. Ralley and Mr..
Samuel Buster visited Mrs Buster ut
the Paint Creek Hospital Saturday.
Leonard Brown and Albert Brown,
of Institute, were here Monday on
business.
Mrs. S. E. Marks, who has been
sick for several weeks, is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Floyd Rogers is sick at her
home on High Street.
Rev. D. G. Deans and daughter
Miss Bertha spent several days on
Look Creek the guest of friends.
Rev. E. c. Page fllel his regula,
appointment at Seweu Sunday. His
wife and children accompanied him.
The Simmons Graded Scfcol will!
open Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders, of Sun,
were shopping here Monday
The Fisherman Lodge met here
Saturday.
Mrs. Sallie Williams, of Fire
Creek, and Mrs. Brown, of Charles
ton, were guests of Mrs. B. F.. White
Monday.
Joe l.. Buster, of Lawton, was
here on business ,last week. .,..,.,
Mrs Ruth Fields and children
who have been guests of Madames
Locke, and Cough, for two weeks
returned home Sunday.
.. McGuntlS, or DunlOOD, was
the guest Of Mrs. II. B. Branham
last week
q. w. Cough, who has been sick
IN the Hospital at Clifton Forge, re-
turned home last week.
Miss Willie Branham, is visitins
relatives at Uuttall.
Ar
tertalned at dinner Sunday in honor
Of Mr.. Thomas II. Norman, of Wash
ington, D. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cough, OF
charleston, were guests of Mr.. and
Ms. G. w. Cough Monday.
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DO sis3 Oys'Biis. esfsF Ili- 81
.iRess war transaeted,. dAlsdslsna h

sAtSNSASf1u0
81 we're s,essflst = = - -
Miss Gertrude E. Johnson was Ia
ken seriously i'll Inst Friday and is
not, much better. &5s ~
Mr.. and Mrs. S, H. Fairfax haye
returned from. Virginia, where they
visited relatives and friends. y-,
Miss Ophelia Rates, who has
been visiting Miss g.. HI, johnson,
left for her home at Ward Friday
Miss Carrie Fairfax was. in Mont.
gomery last week. ~ 80; ST.,
Frank Wren, who Is sick with ty-
phoid fever, is now conyalescing
Ruby Carter was in Montgomery
last week ,-....., -
Miss Wysor Watson was here
Thursday on business.
VIM. Nelson has returned from
q pleasant trip to Virginia. .'*
Mrs, Kates has returned from the
Paint Creek Hospital.
The Missionary Society was in
session Sunday. = ~. .-.,.'~1
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years. were guests OF thsiR a,ster,
Mrs chas, Perkins, lass yIsesss ~. 81 -
NJ. r. Sunday School held their
picnic at Sulphur Springs !. Friday.
refreshments were served to Sunday
school Scholars by Supt. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Boston Haynes, Mr..
and Mrs. e. r. Brown and Mrs. VIM.
Barbour attended camp meeting at
Brushy Ridge, Sunday. ,
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POWELLTON.

The church Aid Society met Will
Mrs. Sally J. Mills and the meeting