The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-02
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League. has postponed all meetings
till June 18th, at which time the SEES
sion will be held at the A. NJ. E.
Church,
Mrs. w. ii. Terry. who has been
taking u tratment for three months
under DR., GAMBLE, returned much
benefited to her home ut Romeo
rcrte, Thursday Nn.. .-
Charles Williams, formerly Of this
city,. but now of Cambridge, O., is
visiting Noble Mitchell.
| The Art Needle Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. p. b, Butler. Sentz
street.. Tuesday evening. Miss Julia
| Brown will be hostess to tho, club
next week at the home of Mrs. Mary
! Robinson, Bradford street. ~. ,
Mrs. Isaiah Campbell, accompa-
MED bv Miss Ethel aud IL. II. Smith,
| attended the funeral Of relative at
Hand!ey, Tuesday,
Mrs, Malinda Shorts. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Adolphus Wright. has returned to
her home at Rock Hill. IS. G.
Miss Alice. Jordan, an attendant
at the Weston Asylum for the in
sane, was in the city Tuesday.
Abner, son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Smith. Lewis street. has returned
from Tuskcgcc Normal and Indus
trial Institute where he completed
1.-The course in carpentry. 4
At the recent graduating exercises
of Howard University. Washington,
ID. c.. las. B.>Browh; OF this city, was
graduated from the dental depart
ment. 1t is reported that DR.. Brown
will locate here
Fred Haynes was at Montsomerv !
Monday night.
James Washington is i'll at his
home, 90l Young street !
Threatened by white cans who
laid bundle. Of switches at his door |
and Il notice to get 6ut Of the coun-
try, William Furbush, Il colored boy.
at the request Of his employer in /
lewis county, purchased n revolver !
to protect himself. Later. when Fur i
bush left his employer to work for
arrest and conviction for CARRYING /
pistol. He was given the mini
mum sentence by the court in Lewis !
county and after serving three |:
months in Jail made application for
pardon which has been granted oy !;
Governor GlaSscock, Furnish being II
relieved Of further imprisonment Il
and the fine. n
Walter Harris returned Saturday II
from Roanoke, Va, where he visit
cd relatives.
Miss Rhoda \. Wilson spent the
Weekend with her mother, Mrs. Il
Ruth Wilson, at st. Adams. Il
Mrs. Gibson. Browder and Miss Il
Della Browder, of Chilicothe, O., and 81
Miss Johnson, Of Institute, are
guests of Mrs. AIollie Parker, ia
cob st.
Miss Lcwellyn Spriggs, Of Insti-
tutc, was in town shopping Satur-
day
Mrs. Julia \. Campbell and son, II
Ernest. spent Tuesday at Hand!cy
A. c. Spurlock. Of Huntington II
PASSED through the city Monday on
route home from Lawrenceville, Va. I'll
where he has position as teacher. II
The Saturday Bridge Club was en- b
tedtained Saturday afternoon by II
Miss Esther Fulks on Jacob street. h
Miss Lillian Taylor will be the hos
tess to the Club mex; Saturday.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Scott died a; their home on
Mccormick street. Tuesday.
Mrs. John Campbell entertained
the Married Ladies' Whist Club
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Court street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Terry enter
day. /
Gholbert. the little son Of Mr.. and \
Mrs. Walter Harris, is i'll with meas +
les at their home on Baines street
Mrs. Lucinda Banks died Sunday |
at her home on Norris street, after 7
long illness Of fever. The funeral
services were held Wednesday after /
noon at in" Simpson NJ. e. church.
J. E. Campbell spent Monday at I
Vcnetta
The Improvement League wilft
meet Friday with Mrs. Anna Fulks- |
Davis, on Jacob street.
Mrs. Richard Lowry is spending |
the week at Institute visiting her |
mother, Mrs. Friend.
Edward James returned Saturday, |
after spending the week with his sis |
ter in keystone. -
Wrs. Mabellc Simpson is quite i'll
at hcr home on Washington street.
Don Jones has returned from
Fajrmont, where he was called by
the death Of his mother.
The friends Of Miss Cornclia Da-
Wis will. be pleased 70 hear that She,