The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03
MONTGOMERY.

,Ssfh8P, II. Hays has returned rrom 4
4 ytlt to Miss Frances Morton II, POM
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MI Mrs, Li2zie Perry Calendar. of
d Rtlnceton Is here on business She
n the guest Of Mrs. Samuel He'd
7; riskss ss
y Mrs., Lula Jones wife of Robert
\. Jones. sof Page, who came here few
Y weeks ago to receive medical treat
a rdent died Thursday nigh, at jackson
q AUtet, and the remains were taken
I to st. AlBans for burial Friday.
4 TN Mrs, Mayne jackson and Mrs Lucy
.&WhOrton left Saturday morning for
4 Orange, Va, and Washington. ID. {.
t5 ~ u oE,SsEt r. Page preached at the
DOnwood Bapts, church Sunday.
Miss Ada b. Burke. spent Tuesday
on Crescent Heights the guest OF Mrs.
MI Miller,
q Councilman, Nj. u. Buster has re-
turned from a business "trip 10 Law
ton.
The Old Folks concert given Mon
daH night at the Odd Fellows Hall
:, by Miss Ada Wright was well attend-
+ ed. 49,.
We H. l.. Spinner, manager Of the
Jackson Hotel is reported i'll.
Mrs. Warner Brown, who was sick
, last week, is able to resume her place
in the school room at Martin.
Mrs. Eunice White is i'll this week
and Miss Wysor Watson is substitute
ing.
MRS. Woodson Jones continues i'll
at her home on Fifth avenue.
j. H. Noel has returned from a
business trip to Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. Amanda Norman Brown and
Mrs. Virg;e Terrell, Of Slnithers, were
shopping here Saturday,
Mrs. Archie Mckinney who has
been receiving treatment in the Paint
Greek hospital for over three months,
came home Wednesday much i'm
proved.
Samuel McHarris. who has been
sic}5 several weeks. is able TO resume
work.
The school children of the primary
grade entertained Tuesday afternoon
with arty at the home Of their
teacher, Mrs. Goldie Page
...-- Mrs. P. w. Wright is able to be
out again after week. illness.
Mrs. Clara Powell had a drill and
literary program at the hall Monday
evening for the NJ. f. church. 4
crowd was out and neat sum was
realized
W. B. Campbell, national board
member of the United Mine Workers
of Kentucky is registered AT Jackson
hotel
-.. l.. y. Brown, Of Institute was a
business visitor here Saturday.
) Miss Nellie Lewis, of Bluefield,
came HON, for a few days last week,
because of the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Issie Lewis. She is now able
to be out.
Ben Starks. clerk at Jackson Hotel,
is reported sick.
The school children of the 9Th and
eth grades entertained their teachers
F.. G. Page and other teachers Of SIM
mon graded school with a party Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Kathrine Brown, teacher at
Elk Ridge, spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown.
Mrs. Godie Page will enter the
teachers contest.
Mrs. F. Donally Railey was i'll
few days this week.
Mrs. George Brown is sick at her
home on Fourth avenue.
Rey. A. r. Henderson, Of Herberton
was in town Friday.
Rev. Warner Brown was called to
Ansted Thursday to preach a funeral
Rev. V. Harriday preached at Red
Star Sunday.
r. w. Snead, Of Page, was bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Stevenson is reported
i'll.
Miss Ella Dickerson, teacher at
Rqrnwell, was shopping here Satur-
day.
0r. II. r. Gamble. Of Charles On
made a professional visit to n. l..
Spinner Thursday.
Taylor Brown Page is on the sick
list
r. d. Hnskins. Of Charleston, was a
guest at the Jackson Hotel Thursday
Mrs. p. II. Shepherd who has been
III several days, is able TO be out
q. r. Wilkinson, was in Charlesto on
Tuesday Us 81 delegate TO the Miners
convention.