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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

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Fourth East street for the holidays
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Miss Vivian Jauney will spend the
HOLIDAYS with relatives I'm Los Angeles.
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Gift Cloves

our gloves carry the assurance
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Xmas SlCedter Coats

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Presents for BOys
Infants
Gifts TOR Girls

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THE STORE FOR WOMEN

Boys Winter Suits
Sold AN season at four fifty to
five dollar~-uow. SOS.
100 Eoy'~ Suits Finest hand
tailored quality. regular ten 90
tyvoIve-dollar values. choice. $685..
BOyS' Winter OUercOdtS
Size = To- H. yrs. values mp TO
$500. now S2.95.
sizes TO Is years. values up
to- $500. now S4q5.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
POWELLTON.

Miss Carrie f. Fairfax began pub
nc school here Monday morning,
with full school.
Miss Cornelia Spears was the
guest of Mrs. Sallie J. Mills and Sis
ter Miss G. e. Johnson, last week.
Miss Jennie Harvey was in Mon
gomery last Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude E. Johnson. who
has been very i'll with appendicitis
is not much better.
Mrs. Agnes Lewis's little bow
James is somewhat i'll at this writ
ing.
Robert Woods has arrived in
town from a pleasant trip to Va.
Edward t. Mills left home Satur-
day to resume his studies at the w.
Va. Colored Institute.
Miss Estella Stewart and Miss
eta Henderson and others were in
Montgomery Saturday attending the
carnival.
Miss Lula Henderson, who has
been staying in Charleston, is here
now visiting her parents.
Misses Jennie Harvey, Mary Cart
or, Sofa Robinson, Ruby Carter.
Isaac jefferson and others started
for Elk Ridge TO attend services Sun
day.
>. H. Fairfax was out Of town
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KILSITH AND MT. HOPE.

Rev. l.. J. Thornton who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Vir-
ginia, has returned. and filled his
pulpit at Kifsyth.
Miss Barbara Thomas has return
ed home from Boomer and other
points on Kanawha. where She has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Sallie West, of Hughcston, is
visiting relatives.
The Mt. Hope Citizens Band en-
tered the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Thomas, Of Kilsyth. Friday eve
ming, with a surprise party in honor
Of Mrs. Sallie West. Of Hughcston
and had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Mintry Shepherd returned
from an extended trip to Virginia
last week.
The kilsyth- Choir is progrcssius
nicely under the direction Of ]. c.,
Williams.
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HIN~N.

The Hinton graded school OPEN
ca last Monday with Misses Louise
SmithCrS, principal, Annie Simpson,
Alfredo Smithcrs and Dothula Peck,
teachers. There was fine enroll
mcnt to begin With, each teacher
having over thirty.
Mrs. emma Smithrrs Kyle, who
has been spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. J. T.. Smithers, of
Pleasant Street. left last Tuesday
with her husband Arthur Kyle, for
Lexington, Ky, for ten days visit.
A. =. and Mrs. Straughtcr attcn-
drd the Odd Fellows meeting in
Baltimore last week and from there,
to Atlantic City, Pittsburg and
Washington. They write they are
having delightful outing.
Mrs. |. e. Smithcrs and little
daughter, Nj. Louise, are visiting her
parents in Anderson.
Mrs. Frances Wood, OF Roncevcrtc
who was operated on at the Holley
Sanltarium last Friday for appen-
dicitcs, is doing nicely.
Miss Blanche Christian. who has
been in training as nurse at the Hol-
ley Sanitarium for the past eleven
months has returned to the w. V.
{. |. to take the teachers course.
Her friends here wish her great sue
cess.
G. w. Holley, NJ. D., was in Prin-
ceton Tuesday on business.
The "Pansy Blossom Club" gave
a very successful entertainment on
Tuesday evening, at the Second Bap-
fist church. J.
Rev. A. d. Lewis was' at home in
Huntington last week.
Miss Ophelia Daniels is visiting
friends, in HuntipSton and Charles
ton.
Miss DruciHa Mickens returned
home Sunday from Charleston where
she has been visiting for week.
Mrs. Matte Strange is recovering
from an illness Of two weeks.
BusireSs continues good at the
Sanlt2rium. There are five patients
at present.
/NIisses Gertrude Pack, Estella
! Byrd, Estella Woodson and Kenneth
Pack will leave this week for Rich
mond, where they will study at
Hartshorn and Union University, for
the winter.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
WINlEREDE.

Mrs. Cora Dean and Mrs. Lucy
Meadows, Of IIandlcy, were here
Sat and Sun. visiting friends.
Thomas Smoot, Of Madison, was
| here several days OF last week to see
his son, Coral Smout. who has been
seriously i'll, but is better at this
writing
Roland Williams, Of Raymond
City, is spending his vacation here
He is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. c.
Chairman.
Floyd Adams was a business Wis
itor to Charleston Friday.
G. II. Caviness, of Cabin Creek
spent Friday and Saturday here on
business.
Rev. Smith filled his pulpit here
Sunday. He will start a series of
meetings Oct. 18th.
Mrs. Walker has returned from a
month visit to relatives in Virginia
Mrs. Glasscock and daughter. Mrs
Mamie Galloway, returned last week
from visiting relatives in Salisbury
North Carolina.
William Brown spent Saturday
and Sunday in Charleston with his
family.
Robert Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family in ST.
Adams.
John Waller was in Montgomery
on business last week
j. J. Thomas, of Cabin Creek, was
here several days ~ last week.
Bert Mitchell is a business caller
in Charleston this week.
Lee ,|Johnson returned Monday
from a visit to his mother in Sails
bury, n. G.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
GR.AF'TtJN.

Chas. Miles fell from scarrold
Monday morning, while at work on
the new station and was injured,
but not seriously.
Misses Lee and Halle Freeman
were calling on Mrs. Julia Trimble
and daughter, Grace, Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. G.. w. Muse and
Miss Mary Jones were visiting the
Baptist Sunday School, Sunday after
noon.
A number took in the hay ride
last week to Pruntytown. Refresh
ments were prepared for them at
George Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Howell and
daughter Mrs. Lizzie Sheppard and
little Homer Howell attended the
funeral Of Mr.. Isaac Dalton Sun
day at West Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Cole, were cal
ling on Mrs. Daniel Wray Friday.
The Misses Montgomery Of Pied
mont are the guests of their uncle
VIM. Dabney Of the West side.
Mrs. Daisy Mitchell and sister
MISS Elsie Hall Of Fairmont arrived
in the city Saturday to visit their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hall of the
First Ward.
Scott Martin returned home Sat
urday from a two Wseks visit from
Greenboro and other points in n
Carolina
Mrs. Nina Jackson was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cole, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. VIM, Williams, of Clarksbure
| was the guest Of Mrs. NJ. V. Turner
the latter part of last week enroute
to Elkins to VISIT friends.
Miss Pearl Written left Thursda,
for her home at Pocahontas, Va, tc
| visit her parents. Walter Howell
accompanied Miss Whiten as far as
Elkins.
Mrs. Hannah Harris went tc
Wheeling Friday to visit relatives
for some time.
Miss Rose and Charlie WILDER, OF
Adamsburg, Pa; will be guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Lilly Cole, this
week.
Mrs. Lena Sheppard and little
son went to Elkins Thursday tc
visit her parents.
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- Clayton and Dana Gordon. were
calling on friends in Huntington
and Barboursville Saturday and
Sunday.
Misses Maggie Price, Alberta Will
son aud Ruffner Overall left Mon
day for Institute to resume their
studies. - t%..#
Misses Dorcus and Maud Wanzer,
of Charleston, took part in the pro-
gram here Thursday night.
! Rev. j. w. Terry, Of Huntington,
preached u very able sermon here
Sunday at II O'Clock. .. -
The Evening Star Club met at the
homo Of Mrs. Georgia Ransom, Tues.
day evening. 49, 1885,.
Lesley Briggs, of Huntington, was
in town Sunday the guest of Miss
Ida Wilson.
Mrs. Mary Conner. and family
have moved to this town.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
BCCkHANNON.

Rev. A. j. Smoot. of the NJ Il
ch"rch, held basket meeting at
Horncr, Sunday.
MISS Leila Powell will leave Tues
daN-for-ln stitHt where's lfe-wi1l Al
tend school.
Mr. Howard, OF Institute, is the
guest Of Miss Beulah Smith.
Misses Maud Tyler, and Reta Hun
ter are learning the hair trade at
MIS-. Kate Wilks' hair parlor.
Thomas Taylor, who spent the
summer at Institute, is paying his
parents short visit before resnm-
ing his studies at the w. V. c. T.
Little Miss Mercedes Davis will
leave shortly for Clarksburg, to at
tend school,
Kew. Geo. DeYoung Of the M. F..
church is visiting friends in Wash
ington, D. C.
r. w. Jones is able to resume his
work at Victoria school, after an ILL
ness Of several days.
Miss Harriet Walker has opened
hair parlor at her home, Els
kanawha street. Miss Walker has
the best wishes Of her many friends
for her success.
Rev. A. J. Smoot has returned
from Conference, having been sent
back to resume his work as pastor Of
Halls Chapel, a. M. T.. church, for
another year.
Mrs. Kate Wilks has moved her
hair shop from Main street to No.
] 3-S Florida street.
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PRATT.

Mrs. l.. p. Scott and son Thomas.
OF Scwcll, were visiting relatives and
friends Monday.
w. S. Howard, the guest of Mrs.
I. W. Holmes, will return to his
nome in Richmond, Va, next week.
Mrs. VI. A. W. Thompson, accom-
panied by her daughter, left for Hill
Top, Tuesday, where Mrs. Thomp-
son will teach in the w. Va. Semin-
airy. Miss Thompson will spend q
few days with her mother before re-
turning to Hartshorn College, Rich
mond, Va.
Mrs. Rosa Green, of Hansford, en-
tertained delightfully."- Sunday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. M. A. w.
Thompson and daughter. Mrs Mol
lie Anderson entertained Friday az
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
STAMFORD.

Prayer services continues to
draw good crowds which is very on
courag1nE TO the church workers.
H. NJ. Winston, Thos. Peck and
Judge Shepard are sick this week.
Mrs. Ethel Peters, who recently
purchased property in Sylvia, has
removed to her new home.
Miss II. j. Roberts spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her mother at
Mcdonald.
r. f. Peters spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family at Sylvia.
Mr.. and Mrs. McRaw were guests
of Mrs. Minnie Winston. last week.
Frank Board is visiting Mrs. M.
Winston.
Mrs. Mary Allen was visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Davidson, this
week
Mrs. Mary DAWSON went to Nc
kendree Saturday to visit her sister
in the hospital there.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
MT. CARBON.

Mrs. S. f. Williams and Mrs. Tom
Richardson were calling among
friends at Doepwater Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Alice Bowling, Of Page, Rev.
W m. Jackson, Of Sweet Springs, Rev.
d. Stratton, of st. Adams, and Rev.
Chas, Campbell, Of Union, were in
town last week. Rev Campbell
preached a good sermon at the New
Hope Baptist church on the evening
of the eleventh.
Rev. S. e. Williams, who was
sent as delegate from the New River
Valley Baptist Association to the Ma.
tional Baptist Convention, is cxpcc.
ted to return this week.
Rev. J. J. Turner, who has beer
| spending sometime in the Norfolk
ana Western Section and in the Win.
= ding Gulf District in the interest O,
: Sunday school missions, returned
Sunday afternoon and preached q
| Eo0d sermon at tbc New Hope Ban,
| list -cliHrch Sunday evening to
lgood audience.
j. Y. Coleman is now kept I'm.
usually busy in trying to keep The
various factions Of the Republican
party lined up for the regular ticket
Mrs. Emma Williams, who has
b""n very sick, will soon be able tc
| be out again.
Anderson Tyrce and family Of
NcVaco, worShipcd at the New
Hope Baptist church on the second
sunday and returned to their home
| Monday afternoon.
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ternoon in honor Of the same.


ternoon in honor of the same.
Mrs. Mary e. White, OF Mott
gomery, was a business visitor Fri
day. "'''@ -"
Fred Foreman and VIII Holmes
were calling on friends in Hansford
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and Mrs.
Brookins and Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Cyrus attended the Montgomery
Street Carnival *. -,
Mrs, Chas. Rollins was shopping
in Montgomery Friday. ~
Mrs. Ruth Henderson, of Mont
gomery, was here Friday.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Browne and Mrs.
Written, OF London, were business
visitors here last week.
Miss Foster, Of Nashville, Tenn,
is our teacher this year. q.
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DAVIS.

Mrs. l.. d. Coleman and Miss
jamie Wheeler attended the rally at
Elkins, Sunday.
Mrs. Grandson and Miss Williams
have returned from a visit to Moore
field and Kcyser.
Ben Douglass is expected homo IN
a few days, -
Mr.. Oscar Lee, who has been tn
disposed for some time, Is able to
be out again.
=. a. Bowner, was visiting at
Elkins from Saturday until Monday.
The Davis Colored school began
its regular session Monday Sept. S,
with fine enrolment, 1t is the
nov but1dipg whtrh,is a ttt,r 1nodefn
structure. The patrons of the school
seem to be taking great interest in
1secng that their children are on
time and attend. school regularly;
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spent Sunday and Monday here cal
ling on friends.
Miss Hannah Dawson, Of Elizabeth
City, Pa, is the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. S. p. West.
The Daughters of Sphinx will pre-
sent a play at Mt. Zion Baptist
church, next week.
Guy Rutfin, Miledus Walker, and
Banjamin Smith, will leave this
week for Howard University to re-
sumo their studies.
Among the many social functions
that have been given this summer in
Clarksburg, The Farwcll Ball" q
private dance given by the Jolly
-Four Club" on September 18th, at
Glen Elk Hall, has the lead.
The Jolly Four Club consists of
four young men, namely: Guy Ruffin,
Roy MCGEE, Melcdus and William
Walker. all whom are going away
to school. Music was rendered by
the Junior Orchestra, led by Robert
Beckwith.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
FAIRNIONT.

Miss Mary Turner, OF Pittsburg,
Pa, was the guest of her cousin MIR.
and Mrs. Arch Meade and other re-
latlVes last week leaving for her
home Saturday Sept. 10th. The fol-
lowing entertained complimentary to
Miss Turner: Mrs. Arch Meade at
dinner Sunday September 2; Mrs.
Ed Holmes at Supper Wednesday;
Mrs. RI. Jones at Supper, Friday;
and Mrs. Chas. w. Hamilton at
breakfast Saturday.
VIM. Armstrong, principal of
Dunbar school, arrived Friday eve
ming and school opened Monday with
Miss Cobb assistant. The enroll
ment was very good and all pros
poets for successful term.
Miss Maggie Meade, Of Bridge
port, was the guest of Miss Bess
Meade last week.
John Riley left Tuesday for
Wheeling and from there to Balti-
more to attend the B. Nj. C. Harry
johnson left Saturday for Baltimore
to attend the B. Nj. G..
Miss Lila Allen passed through
the city Friday enroute to Clarks-
burg.
Mrs. G. II. Jordan and grand
daughter Helen Williams. of Point
Pleasant, arrived here Saturday to
be the guest of her daughters, Mrs
Hamilton and Mrs. Morton.
The Orphans home troupe gave a
very good and interesting entertain
ment at the Baptist church Monday
night.
Roy Wade left Saturday fol
Wheeling
Miss Elva Hall left for Wheeling
Monday to attend the fair.
Wheo Rolls, of Wheeling, was the
guest of relatives here Sunday.
Robt. Martin and grandson, Theo
Martin, left Sunday for Wheeling tc
visit relatives.
Clark Harris left last week for
Elkins to open school as principal.
Reed Hawkins is visiting relatives
in Wheeling.
miss Frances Morton, of Pomeroy
spent few days in our city en-
route to Morgantown where She will
be assistant teacher this year.
Miss Anna Dawson and cousin
Miss Blanch Foster, left Sunday fol-
W. va. Institute to attend school.
Mrs. Hattie Fortune and children
and sister, Mrs. Fanny Shelton
spent Wednesday of last week al
Morgantown.
Little Helen Williams spent the
weekend with her father, A. H. Will.
llams, at Fairchance, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fortune have
returned home after visiting relativ
in Buckhannon.
Mrs. Hattie Holmes accomnaniod
hcr daughter Anna as far as Clarks-
burg Sunday. 4.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
KONCEVEI>1N.

Sunday was rally day at the N
Fig church. A collection Of s4425
was taken up.
SsMiSses Sunbeam Gooden and Rosa
Lewis, Of Petersburg, are visiting
here.
Mrs. Hodge, deputy of G. U. O. Of
I: r., was here visiting the Foun-
tain this week
Thos. Johnson and son Zealand
were here visiting his daughter, Mrs,
D. r. Hickman, Sunday.
G. B. Cousins has returned home
from Baltimore where he attended
b. VI. c.
Mrs. Minnie Barbour and Elr0y
Jackson, who spent the summer
here, returned to Charleston Sun
day.
Miss Burnett Brown was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Otto Cham
bers, at Lewisburg last week.
Miss Helen Rose spent last week
at Marlinton visiting friends.
e. w. Hester returned home last
week after an extended trip West.
VIM. Barbour and Luke Haynes,
retagped home from Mt. Hope, Mon
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NEGRO JANPTOR SUES COUNTY
COURT.

Clarksburg, Sept. ,15-Floyd Rob-
inson, former janltor of the court
house, surrendered the keys Of the
building to the county court Mon
day. His attorney asked permission
to ask tho court u few Questions.
Commissioner Bailey objected, but
President Randall consented. The
court was asked if any one had made
complaint against Robinson's COM
potency. The answer was mo"
The court was asked if it had any
reason for Robinson's discharge
President Randall answered that he
had none. The other members were
silent. Robinson's attorney then in
formed the court that suit would
be brought to recover Robinson's
salary up to the time of the eXpira-
ton Of his contract. January next.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
CIH\RIkSBUKG,

A number Of Clarksburgcrs spent
Sunday in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Smith, who visited Rev, and
Mrs. Colbert, has returned to her
home in Huntington.
Miss Matte PrOnty who teaches
at Morgantown was the Sunday guest
Of Miss Jennie Littleton.
l.. J. Iluffin, who has been quite
III, is improving.
The Clarksburg school opened
Monday September 18TH. The enroll
ment is 70 and everything indicates
successful school year.
Rev. West has returned to take
charge Of Pride Chapel for another
year. The congregation gladly well
comes Rev. West and looks forward
to a successful years work.
series Of entertainments is
booked at Mt. Zion Baptist church
this week, beginning. Thursday and
continuing until Saturday.
A reception was rendered Rev.
and Mrs. Konney at Mt. Zion Bap-
tist church Tuesday night.
Rev. Kenney has just returned
from a vacation spent in Virginia.
Jesse Pronty, Of Brownsville, Pa,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22
CEDAR GROVE.

Paul Topson, of Hansford, was
here last week.
tW1tt1am- Beamer,- of Mammoth,
was here Sunday on. business in con-
nectlon with mis- restaurant.
MIS-. Maria Richmond is some what
indisposed with TonsilIits.
w. II. Lacey went to Charleston
Saturday on business.
moved his family here for perma-
nent residence.
Apuilla Page, Of Harewood was
the guest of Mr.. J. H. Dingess Sun
day.
Mrs. Lena Jones. Of Bancroft. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. X. Wilson.
Miss Esther Philips returned from
Charleston last week.
Mrs. Martha Fortner and daupht-
or Of Mammoth we're here Sunday.
j. K. Wilson made business
Trip to Charleston last week.
MIS-. Jennie Beamer was visiting
relatives at Hansford, Sunday.
james Coplin, Of Monarch, was at
Hansford Sunday.
Kew. d. d. Davis, filled his pulpit
Sunday and preached two able
sermons.
joel Walker is improving rapidly.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22

Miss ELLA Boiling left Sunday
morning for Nlarlinton to open
school. ---
Alex. Brown, Of Roncevcrtc, was
visiting friends here Monday.
Miss Lydia Deans and Mrs. Endom
Wiley arc guests OF Miss Florence
Boiling.
Rev. A. II. Henderson preached at
the Baptist church Monday night
week.
Madam DENLY. the noted singer,
gave one Of her inimitable concerts
at the Baptist church Monday even
ing. a large crowd was present and
highly enjoyed the program -.. -.
Mrs. e. V. Seams returned Satur-
day from a pleasant weeks visit to
White Sulphur.
Rev. ]. W. Waters left for a few
weeks vacation to Michigan. Dur
ing his absence the church will be
under the pastorate of Rev. ]. S.
Smith, Of Washington.
Mrs. Annie Heron continues to
be critically i'll at the home OF Mrs
Julia Bush.
Miss Brunette Brown, Awho has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22

Harry Hughes returned from
sylvia Saturday night where he has
been spending Il few days with his
mother.
II. Thomas made a flying trip to
Mcdonald, this week
PeEton Randolph has returned
from Mckendree Hospital after
having one of his eyes removed.