The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-09
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is attending school there.
; Rev. Nachcl Harriday, pastor o
the Nj. +. Church at Montgomery
was here the first of the week. =
| DR.. and Mrs. b. p. BROMLEY. wht
have been. since their marriage
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. .. Terry
Bradford street, where they will b.
pleased to receive their friends.
The juvenile band Of the Orphans
| Home and Industrial School, near
Huntin Ston. which has just returned
from an. extensive southern tour, is
here playing on the streets with the
purpose OF raising funds for the in
| Stitution.
l. Mathew Obie, of Fairmont, is here
to spend a few days with friends.
/ Adolphus Woods, miner in the
mines at Boomer, who, while ut
Ework in the mine one day last week
was crushed by fall of slate in the
| room where he was aud was imme-
| uiately brought to the Charleston
| General Hospital for treatment, died
last night about 1850 in the hos
pital. 1t seemed that the accident
| Affected his spine, for he was paral-
yzed from his shoulders down, and
l,drring the time he was at the hos
and death and last evening Succtmb-
ed to the latter. He has no relatives
III or around this city. The funeral
will Ike tomorrow afternoon at 200
O'Clock all of the services being at
| the Dornally grave yard, small
distance up the river.
Mrs. Eliza Stevenson, Of Middle
tport, o., attended the commencement
l'cXerciseS at Institute this week,
spending the evenings here as the
f+sucst of Mrs. Amanda Cooper,
Brooks street.
The Carnation Social Club was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs Nancy
Brown Thursday evening of last
week.
DR.. Orlando Hodge. Of Montgom>
cry,w as Il business visitor here Mon
day.
G. Il. Smith is able to be out after
Il few weeks illness.
Mrs. Theresa Crozicr and daugh-
ter. Martha, Of Louisville, Ky, are
visiting the formers son George Gre
Zier, Second Ave, West Side
lohn Neubolt, who has been work
ing at Indianapolis, Ind, has re-
sumed his former place at the Kelly
Axe factory
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lankin, Mrs II. L. Lord
and Mrs. G.. NJ Marshall, all of Key
nf nfnl
last week
Miss Neva Parker is seriously i'll
at the home of her parents ON Wall
street
The Loyal Union will meet Mon
LAY with. Mrs. Lille Davis, WEIGH
street
|. Mrs. Annie Collins is reported i'll.
Mrs. Collins. resides on Wall street.
Tie final game between Wilber-
force University and the Clippers
Friday OF last week, ended in. a
wrangle, the school boys claiming
nnfalrness On the part of the UNI
1ire. Thursdays game resulted in
victory for the Clippers, the score be-
Edward Conway is i'll at his home
on Hansford street
The kanawhaS, made uu of en-
Dloyees Of Hotel Kanawha, defeated
the Clippers yesterday afternoon in
Ia baseball game at Wehrle park by
a score of 6 to J.
Miss Mary McGhce has as her
guest. Miss Almeda Brown, of Par
kershurS.
The Saturday Bridge Club met
with Miss Lillian TAYLOR on Wash
Ington street. Miss Virginia Giln1er
will entertain the club next week at
the home Of Mrs. Anna Fulks-Davis
| op Jacob street
| Mrs. Mary billiard is at Institute
taking treatment under Dr. |. r.
LWhipper
Miss Alma Booker has returned
to the city for his vacation from
| l>awrcnceviile, Va, where she has a
position as sewing teacher.
Miss Moss Clay spent the latter
part Of last week at the Institute,
where she was the guest of Mrs. S.
| II Guss
Mrs. Lucy Lowry spent the week
at the Institute the guest Of her
mother.
Miss Ethel y. Sprigg5 will pass
through the city Thursday Ell route
TO institute from Nashville. Tenn,
where che attends Fisk University.
! f. G. Berry, Of Athens. O.. was the
guest Of Mrs. Lillian Starks We'd
pesday.
| Miss Eva Brown, OF Morgantown,
was the guest OF Mrs Mary Holmes
jackson street, the iirSt or the week
/ Miss Florence Williams, who at
tends Morgan College at Baltimore,
Nd, is in the city for her vacation.
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