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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-03
NIT. CARBON.

Rev. DR.. I. V. Bryant spent a few
days with his daughter Ethel, who
Is teaching the Kimberly school, last
week; he preached the anniversary
sermon for the True Reformers at
Poomer, Sunday afternoon, and re-
turned to Huntington Monday morn
ing to look after his pastoral work
and came back to Kimberly and ad-
dressed a large audience Of voters at
the Kimberly hall Tueshday night
NJ. H. Hill, Geo. Ellis, Mrs. Clara
Ellis, John Williams, Mrs. Emma
Williams and Mrs. S. E. Williams at,
tended the dedication service at Long
acre Sunday.
KEY. Turner preached at the New
Hope Baptist church Sunday,
Mrs. Vinie Hicks has rented hel
home property at AnsteI and Is now
making her home with her daughter
Mrs. Mary S. Reid.
"A very successful supper was Civ.
en- Saturday night at the Kimberly
School house for the purpose of pur
CHASING books for the public schoo
library.
Attorneys J, NJ. Ellis and r. l.
sweeney passed through our towr
Saturday and Monday to meet thei1
political appointments in towns here
about.
Hon. John Nugent delivered an ad
"ress TO the voters Of Mt Carbon Fri
day night.
j. '. Coleman was stumplng in the
upper part Of Fayette last week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-03
LEWESBURG.

Miss Lydia Winston, who has spent
about ten weeks visiting at Norfolk
and Ocean View, returned home last
Saturday night
Miss Mary Bell Bush and Bess Rob
lhson were married last Wednesday
night.
Miss Rosa McVey spent Friday and
saturday visiting her cousin, Mrs.
sue Morton, Of Ronceverte.
Sam Nightingale spent Saturday
with friends and relatives at Alder
son.
stephen Smith. who was here for
ABOUT two months as cues Of his
cousin, Mrs. Virginia Robinson, left
for bis home in Detroit a. few days
ago.
Rev. Butler, Of Low Moor, preach
ed an able sermon at Mt. Tabor Bap-
tist church, Sunday night.
Mrs. Minnie Coleman. of Charles
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PARKERSBURG.

Miss Grace Wells returned Sunday
from Middleport, Ohio, where she
spent week with friends.
Miss Beulah Draper was not able
TO teach this week on account of i'll
ness. Mrs. Clara Williams substi-
tuted for her.
Mr.. r.. e. Woods and Mr.. and Mrs.
y. X. Wood, Of Huntington, spent
Sunday here the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson.
Cliff Obie spent the first of the
week in Clarksburg.
Mrs. Berry, Of Cambridge, Ohio
who died Tuesday of last week was
brought to the city and buried in the
Colored Cemetery. Mrs. Berry leaves
host Of friends and relatives to
mourn their loss.
Mrs. Lu Emma Gusts and Misc
Rebecca Brown were in Marietta
calling, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson left
Monday for Columbus, O.. where thew
Will make their future home.
The Harvest Moon Dancing School
gave dance Monday night and all
VINO attended enjoyed themselves.
The Court will entertain their
friends Friday evening in the hall re-.
Gently rented by the K. Of P's.
Mrs. Harriet McClung, who has
been III for several months, is i'm
proving slowly. She Is still at the
City Hospital.
Sumner School reopened Monday
having been closed for three weeks
On account Of the scarlet fever cpl
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DAVIS.

Prof. E. b. Black was visiting
friends In Thomas. Saturday.
Misses Ruth and Irene Malone have
returned, after spending some time
with relatives at Cumberland.
Sunday was rally day at the Bap-
list church. Rev. NJ. D. Wells preach
ed his farewell sermon, taking as his
text, Luke 4th Chap, 43rd verse, II
must preach the kingdom of God un-
to other cities also" At the after
noon service he rendered his resigna-
ton which was accepted by the
church.
The amount taken up the rally
Sunday was $45.0O.
Mrs. Margaret Dunmark is suffer-
Ing with rheumatism.
a festival will be held at the
church Saturday night.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Mise Annie, Walker has returned
home from Salt Sulphur Springs,
where shs spent the summer.
JyaA, Webster, of Talcott. spent
wednesday and Thursday here.
Miss jeanette: Williams left. We'd
nesaaY. for Charleston. where she ex-
poets to spend the winter.
r. s. Walker was at home a few
days last week.
Miss Helen Hamilton was the
guest OF: Miss Minnie Dickinson, of
Ballard, Thursday.
Mics Edith and Ella Johnson
were guests :.o Of Mrs. Russell Wood, of
Talcott, Sunday. J....,
Loses ark, of Charleston, is
here on Ting trip and is the
guest. Of the Johnsons.
CT Haynes was here on bust
ness last week.
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HARPER'S FERRY.

Miss Myrtle Blackwood was a
week end visitor in Washington, D.
c., last week.
A very interesting game was play
ed Saturday between the First and
Second foot ball teams. The score
was II to 5 in favor Of the First
team.
--Or- -Barbe,-the- vice president. of
the University Of West Virginia, was
a visitor to the school Monday, and
gave very interesting talk to the
English Literature Class,
There is a great effort being put
forth by all to make the Halloween
party a success.
Miss Viola Douglass and Floyd
Tomltnson Of class 10 were week
end visitors this week. Miss Doug
lass teaches at Summit Pt. W. Va,
and Mr. Tomlinson teaches in Au-
gusta Co., Va.
jStorer will met her lone time
rival M. st., Of Washington, D. c.,
Saturday, Nov 6.
Sunday school class No. Z, taught
by Miss Mary Brady Will give q
bean supper at Curtis Free Baptist
church, Saturday evening, Nov. 6.
The girls are much pleased over
the new piano which has been put in
Myrtle Hall. 49,. -
A Burroughs adding machine
makes the work Of the treasurers
office much less taxing. The draw
ing class are out these days studying
the art of nature fire handed.
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{ G, fl13RIK[.EiBPONDENCE
UNION.

The village camp at the Nj. E.
Church conducted BY Rev. Reed and
Carter was successful with II con.
verts.
Rev's. G. w. Lewis, and 4. p. Har.
ris are conducting a revival at the
First Baptist church. :.
Charles r. Campbell and Miss Cora
Clair were married at the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Clair,
by Rev. Y. w. Lewis.
MIS-. Beulah Patterson and daught-
or Lucy are guests Of her grand
mother. Mrs. Lille Smalls.
Miss Eva G. Patterson Is very i'll
at this writing.
Mrs. Emma Miller Is reported i'll
at her home on Diamond Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown who
have been visiting the latter's mo-
Their. Mrs. Mary Whitlock, returned
last Tuesday to their home at Char
lesion.
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ANDERSON.

MRS. Ellen Smith, who has been
very III. for, the past two weeks Is
Very. much improved.
Rev. Mclean, the evangelist. has
been conducting a revival at the M.
T. CHURCH the past two weeks.
Alex Brown, Of Ronceverte, spent
Sunaay here with his parents. Mr.
anai Mrs. Jas. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Slaughter. Of
Ronceverte, visited friends here Sun
dag; ~"
Mrs. F. e. Hopkins was called to
philadelphia or account Of the ill.,
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Richard
son!
Wrs, VIM. Ellis has moved to her
new residence in North Anderson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinny and daught-
er}3 Miss frankie have removed 70
Charleston TO spend the winter,
Garfield Crawford, Angris Hon.
kins, %Wrister Hill and George Cart.
err, attended the ball game at Hinton
laaA week.
Miss Jessie Smith entertained at
dRper Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Pffce. IT, ....
IhS Woman's Baptist Missionar5
sdEiety held services Sunday morn
ins ara evening,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-03
AANtitCFT.

y Mills Stella Smith, of Plymouth
who, has .besn Waiting friends in st
klh2hs tha past week. returned home
\ Friday evening.
aS 1er1. w. sawyers, Of Betsey, was
1 $Her in Bancroft, Friday after.
s Adfn.
MIRA. Sarah Taylor, of Pittsburg
st6Stea, over at Plymouth Friday en-
r06tSto her home in Virginia, where
abe Was called on account Of the ser.
t6nA illness of her father.
Miss Viola Smith, of Institute
spent. the weekend with her mother
Mrs. $ Malinda Foreman. Of Ply
mouth.
Mrs. H. A. Jones. Of Plymouth,
was shopper in Charleston Mon
day..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Dickerson, Mr..
and, Mrs. Williams. of Bancroft, cal
led. on friends in Plymouth Sun
day.
The debate and supper given By
the. band boys of Plymouth last Sat
urday night at the school house was
we'll attended and was n financial
SUCCESS. ...
Vim. Mickens, of Plymouth. who
had the misfortune of getting one of
his ribs broken in the mines, Thurs
day, by falling slate, Is doing nicely
under the treatment of DR.. NJ. T. Sim
clair.
Mrs. Amanda Brown, teacher Of
Plymouth school spent Saturday and
Sundays at her home at Institute
Mrs. Simon Woods, of Betsey, who
wasasick last week, is able to be out
again. ,..
John, Ross, OF -Betsey, has been
sick Sthe,past week..
O-fW:,Harris, Of .Betsey, was cal
Ter In Plymouth Sunday.
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nesday.

nesday.
Chas." Watkins, OF Cedar Grove,
was the Sunday guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rollins
Seth Banks was in town Satur-
day.
Miss Jennie Foster spent Sunday
in Hansford calling on friends.
Mrs. Eliza Jones, who was report
ed sick last week, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rollins were
visiting in Hansford Sunday.
T. w. Holmes, Elmer Lawrence
and Ed. Lewis were visiting in
Handley Sunday.
Mrs. G. o. Hill, Of Handley, spent
Tuesday with her Aunt, Mrs. r. w
Holmes.
Mrs. Jemima Ellis, OF Hugheston
was IN town last week on business
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Rev. s. A. Lewis has removed his
family to Ronceyerte. Misses Rosa.
Sarah and Emma Lewis will remain
In the city all winter to attend
school. 49,.
Charles Wells left last week for
Athens, O., where he has employ
ment. s
Prof. Louis Jones, who has charge
of the school at Buchanan, will be
compelled to resign on account of i'll
health. Prof. Jones many friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
Miss Rebeeca Brown entertained
Monday evening with a Halloween
Party at her residence on Gould Ave.
Sam Watson returned to the city
Sunday. 1850 =, =
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PRATT.

Mrs. NJ. a. W. Thompson, Of Red
Star, made business trip here Fri
DAY. While here she was the guest
OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. George
Washington, and Mrs. T. w. Holmes.
and Mrs. Lewis Green, Of Hansford,
Mrs. Sam Tyree, of Cannelton, and
Miss Kittie Ross, of Crown Hill, were
callers at Mrs. r. w. Holmes We'd
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son; is visiting her mother, Mrs. Polly

Ansh-- - 4.----,s.--z-
Misc Hester and Willie Eggleston,
or RonceVerte. were In town on Sun
day.
Mrs. J. G. Lewis and Miss Florence
Boiling were guests of Miss Lillian
Lewis at Ronceverte. Saturday.
Quite an interest begins to be man.
Tested in the coming election and we
look for full vote for an "ofr year"
Rev. j. f. Curry. of Gettysburg, ON
,is way home stopped over, and
preached an able sermon Monday
night.
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INSTITUTE.

|
agricultural education, Washington,
ID, c.. spent three days visiting the
, agricultural department Of the insti-
tuition. Mr.. Rankin Is an expert in
his work, and the wide experience
gained from visiting the agricultural
schools throughout the country
made his visit here especially help
fful.
Mr.. Rankin spoke to the school in
the chapel Monday morning on ad-
Iantages of an agricultural educa-
ton. Much time was spent inspect
Ing the farm with Prof. Curtis, head
| of the agricultural department. Mr..
Rankin expressed himself as pleased
with what he saw and made many
suggestions for improving present
conditions. Mr.. Curtis reports 500
bushels white potatoes, not including
the number of~bushels used during
| the summer school, In the green
house are a large number OF fine
largo chrysanthemums and from
present Indications there will be an
unusually largo yield.
Mrs. Geo. Lounsbery, Of Charles
ton. scent Saturday afternoon at the
Institute. At 1880 she spoke to the
young ladies in the dining room of
McCorkle Hall on Moral and Phys
ical Health" Mrs. Lounsberry spoke
very plainly on the dangers that be-
set young women, and urged that
| they be careful Of the kind of young
men with whom they associate and
the attentions they received from
them.
She emphasized the fact that upon
| their Individual. good or bad, con-
duct depends their own good name,
that Of their families, and their race
lTDe rapt attention given Mrs. Louns-
berry during her talk was a mark Of
! the young ladies' appreciation.
At o'clock she held a conference
/ with the Home Makers Club" an
organization composed largely of
mothers. Her talk was on the care
ful training of children and at the
close the ladies prese,T expressed
themselves as having been helped
and asked many questions of interest
10 them in the care and training of
their children.
Rev. K. d. Meadows, Baptist State
Missionary, preached an excellent ser
mon to the student body In the chanel
Sunday morning. Subject, THE
Lords Prayer"
l.. N. Brown moved into his resi-
dence in West Institute Monday.
James Houke, who has been i'll sew
;eral DAYS with rheumatism, is slight
". improved.
The young ladies Of the Athletic
ASSOCIATION Of the West Virginia COL
ored Institute gave an entertainment
Frl6ay evening for the benefit of the
basket ball team.
me new residence being built for
robert Pack and Jacob Johnson are
/ hearng completion and will be ready
for service in few DAYS.
The many friends of r. L. Brown.
who Is spending some time at Hot
springs, Arkansas, are much pleasad
70 learn that his health is being rap
idly improved
Hcv.- e. WI. Curry addressed Il
large audience Of Republican voters
SATURDAY evening. Rev. Curry came
well recommended and was greeted
by a large and enthusiastic crowd
Inc many good. things be said con-
corning the G. o. P. made a lasting
IMPRESSION upon citizens. and indi-
catlons are that this district will give
O. large Republican majority.
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DIR. CANNADY REMOVES OFFICE.

DR.. Cannady's office removed to
Bpggs. Building. first. floor o yer
Capitol City Bank, corner Virginia
and capitol Streets. Both Office
phones 1900, ,.i1-3-8t.
The oasis., 1910-12-03

There are bargains in fine hand bags at w. H. Smiths.
 This week Mir. Charles w. Phil lips of the Penn-S0nora Mining Company has been in from the camp beyond Planchas de Plata, in Sonora, purchasing supplies. Yes terday the gentleman returned to the camp.
 Mrs. Clara Hendricks, manicur- ist, chiropodist and hairdresser. Face massage speciality. Makes puffs, curls and switches from combings. Will call at residences of her patrons. Leave orders at the o. K. barber shop.
 Thursday evening Mir. John E. Mcintyre, the well known mining engineer, went to Toledo, on the Yaqui river, to attend to a matter of business in his line. The gentle man expects to arrange for con- siderable business out there.
 The Washington Meat Market. c. o. Bustamente, proprietor, has removed from its former location, opposite the post office-across the arroyo from that office-to the Breen building, on Morley avenue, just north of the Montezuma hotel.
 Yesterday morning there came up from the south Mir. R. J. Cole man, the noted mining engineer, who is consulting engineer for the Lluvia de Gro Mining Company, in Chihuahua, back from Alamos, Sonora. The gentleman was re- turning home to California from a visit to the mine.
 Wednesday evening there arrived
The oasis., 1910-12-03

from Tucson Messrs. o. P. Posey, w. R Ramsdell, M. N. Andrews and O. Metske, who went out Thursday by automobile to make examination of the oil territory lying between Nogales and the Santa Cruz river.
 Saturday evening Mir. w. c. Greene's private car came in on the Cananea train and was side- tracked at Nogales until Thursday morning while MT. Greene was attending some important legal matters in the federal court in Nogales, Sonora.
 Tuesday morning MT. Louis Lul- ley went to Tucson, thence to Sen. tinel, in Yuma county, where he will sojourn some time for the healing waters of the Sentinel hot springs, the health of Mr. Lulley having been poorly for some time. He was accompa nied by his medi- cal adviser, Doctor H. W. Purdy. In the absence of Louis Lulley Mark Lulley is in charge of Lul- ley's Buffet.
 Monday evening there were at Nogales, on their way to Esperanza, in the Rio Yaqui delta, three of the chief officials of the Richard son Construction Company. viz: MT. w. E. Richardson, the presi- dent; H. A. Sibbett, assistant gen. eral manager; w. L. Taylor, chief engineer. The gentlemen were coming from Los Angeles, although Messrs. Richardson and Sibbett had returned recently from New York, where they had been on business several months.
The oasis., 1910-12-03

MY &H& HiSah'NY SA'f"& N"~
 FoR SALE: Two Show Cases at Elite Millinery.
 Early in the week Mrs. M. Mar steller was quite ill.
 Grotesque masks at W. H. Smiths.
 At the Racket Store MT. A. H. Saleeby has laid in fine stock of Christmas and holiday goods.
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs. c. T. Tryon from Magdalena, were wis. itors at Nogales.
 Get your hammered brass goods at Smiths jewelry store.
 Yesterday morning Mrs. H. Greenwell of the Greenwell- Arizona Mining Company went to Tucson.
 All the latest styles at the Elite Millinery.
 Monday evening MT. H. Gordon Glore, county surveyor, went to Llano to do some professional work.
 Clothing for the poor will be thankfully received by the Sisters of Mercy at St. Joseph's Hospital. !"
 Monday MT. w. s. Mcknight and family moved to Tubac, where MT. Mcknight will engage in mer- Chandising.
 MT. George Grunig, president of the Sonora Brewing Company at Hermosillo, was at Nogales yester- day.
 A set of abstract books for Santa Cruz county, for sale cheap. Apply to Mrs. Jane Williams.
 Thursday morning County Sur veyor H. Gordon Glore went to Patagonia upon professional busi- ness.
 Thursday morning MT. l. E. Bowers. superintendent for the Llano Copper Company, came up from the camp, near Noria.
 w. H. Smith is giving away a beautiful doll. Co down and ask for a ticket. You may be the lucky one.
 Miss Harriett Hill from Pitts burg, Pa.. is visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. A. Harrison, Mrs. NJ. H. Barr and Mrs. Frank Fitch.
 Sunday Collector Con O'Keefe went to Tombstone, on business in the United States court. He re- turned home Tuesday evening.
 Mir. H. s. Creighton has resigned the post of secretary of the Santa Cruz club, and Mir. A. J. Milliken has been elected to fill the vacancy. Thursday morning MT. J. J. Cal lahan came up from Magdalena, en route to Tucson, to which latter place he went over the short route.
 Tuesday Mir. w. c. Botsford, a we'll known mining engineer oper- ating in the Alamos district, came up from the sonth en route to El Paso.
 Saturday evening Messrs. F. w. n ~ ~ n
The oasis., 1910-12-03

| N0gales,. now at Los Angeles, ar rived from that city Sunday even ing
 Send broken glasses to he re- paired or duplicated, to Dr. Schell, Tucson, Arizona. Complete grind ing plant, enabling him to make prompt returns. If Under the new ailway schedule over the Calabasas cut off, Nogales people can go to Tucson after break fast each day, have 5 hours there and return home in time for late dinner.
 Mrs. J. F. Bowman from Dun can, and her daughter Miss Minnie Cooper, are visiting Nogales the guests of Mrs. Jesse Ritz, another daughter of Mrs. Bowman. Monday morning there was at Nogales, returning home from trip to Mazatlan, MT. Steve Roe mer, agent for Wells, Fargo X Co.'s express at Tucson.
 Monday evening there was at Nogales en route to his home in Culiacan, MT. Joaquin Redo, brother of Governor Diego Redo, chief executive of the state of Sina- loa.
 MT. W. H. Smith the jeweler has received this week a fine, varied and appropriate stock of holiday goods which he is preparing to sell at prices to meet the exigencies of the hard times.
 Mir. w. s. Sparks from Idaho, has been at Nogales several days this week on business in connection with the settlement of the estate of the father of Mrs. Sparks. the late Fred Herrera.
 Tuesday evening Deputy United States Marshal Charles l.. Fowler summoned ten Nogales citizens to go to Tombstone as trial jurors in the United States court. They went over Wednesday morning.
 MT. George Montague, a young man who passed his childhood in Nogales, and is known to everyone here, has entered the Pullman ser vice as a conductor, running be- tween Tucson and Mazatlan. Monday evening there were at Nogales en route to their home in Alamos, MT. and Mrs. Adrian Mar cor, returning from Oakland, Cali fornia. where they had been with their daughters, who are in school.
 At 1:30 o'clock Monday morning an alarm of fire brought out the department. The conflagration was in the Salazar warehouse, in Nogales, Sonora, facing the railway grounds, out toward the south end of town.
 Arrival of the train from the south at 7 o'clock a. m. and de- parture of three others within an hour and a half-to Tucson, Cana nea and Benson-make the depot very lively place in the morning hours.
 Mir. J. B. Finley, general store. keeper for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, at Empalme, and Mrs. ni lou u,ara ot M0Oo loo MnpJox,
The oasis., 1910-12-03
NoeALES NOTES.

ASuUey of the Happenings In the Line City and Vicinity During the Week.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29

charming in every way. In fact, Dem
mis- Mallory Is the best thing Mr.. Stone
has done in many a day. He carries
the slightest suggestion of a brogue
with him all the time. which gives just
the proper touch to the character. Dem
mis- Mallory as portrayed by Mr.. Stone
is a gentleman all the time, even in his
love making. when he refuses to kiss
the lips so willingly offered.
Miss Oakley made her initial appear
ance as leading woman of the Belasco
company as the princess, and was
given an ovation. She made the prin-
cess a being of ingenue charm and
regal grace, lovable and true. Her
voice Appealed particularly because of
its resonant. sonorous tones. And her
gowns were in keeping with the char
acter. In the third act she was SUI
perb.
Frank Camp as the real prince was
excellent. He simulated the weakling
with lust the right touch of bravado
to make the character stand out prop
erly.
Charles Ruggles made a most dis
tinct impression as the artist friend OF
Dennis Mallory. In the first and last
acts Mr.. Ruggles did excellent bits of
acting.
Mr.. Scott's Colonel Won Altdorf was
only passably good. There is not a
wonderful lot in the role at best.
Mr. Yerance as Sir Gavin, Richard
Vivian as Edward Creighton and Miss
Eileen Enrol were in the same boat
with Mr.. Scott. Miss Harrington did
an excellent bit as Colette, a girl of the
Paris cafes, with the right amount of
reckless abandon. Others In the cast
were acceptable.