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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
ENENlNc. SESSION

The board returned from viewing
roads. Present Commissioners
Casey. Fischer. MAIDEN and Hansen.
Mr.. Casey was selected rs char
man prD tcmporc
The following bills were audited
and allowed
l.oodridgt 4 all Lumbcr Com
pany. bridge maternal II 20
Strasburg Balar. nails 90
Strasburg Bazar. maternal Tor
road on county Inc "a
a. U. Ostrnn. abutmcn's under
Pctric bridge, as per on,ract ~ 10
George Rohrlch. work on road l., uO
Jacob Kramer, work ol road ~ -
Stephan l-ipp, work Oh road. {, 30
!, On motion the board adjourned
until o clock y. m July IL, 1910
mean time viewing roads
WEDNt sDAN
July l:3, 1910.
The board pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Present Casey. Fischer, Naa-
den and Hansen.
Petition of Henry Dcl,oer and
others for a road to be laid out Be
ginning at the southeast corner of
Section rs. Township l29, Range 7G.
thence running due south ON section
lines three miles to the southeast
corner of Section 81. said township
and range, thence west on state line
one mile to the southwest corner
of said Section 3: 3, lthe board of
county commissioners of Campbell
county, s. d., having agreed TO pay
one half of the expense of grading
4 the mile of road ON state linep ON
motion the petition granted. and
the foregoing description declared a,
I.public highway four rods wide
Oscar johnson and others petit
toned for a road beginning at the
northwest corner Of secion4 Town
ship l34 Range -. thence running
east on section lines four miles to
the northeast corner of Section !
said township and range On mo-
tion the petition was granted and
the description declared public
Highway four rods wide
Report received Of Wallace kyes
and G. f. Brooks appointed apprais-
ers to appraise two cstray mares
taken up and advertised by John
Tough, valuing said animals at s17;1.
which was approved and filed
The board designated Wednesday,
July 81. 1910, at 2o'clock p M, as
the day for holding the first town
ship meeting in the organized town
ship of Hazelton and in the fIazelton
school house.
The superintendent u board of
health appeared before the board
stating that Jacob Jcssel, poor per
son, resident Of Straslurg, was suf-
fering with consumption and needed
assistance On motion Of Mr. lisch-
Ter DR.. Hogue was authorized, at the
expense Of the county, to remove
| Jacob Jessel to a sanitarlnm at
Walker, Mimi
| On motion of Mr.. Fischer. second
ed by MIR. MAIDEN, the monthly sal
AIRY of twenty-five dollars heretofore
paid the sheriff as a Jailer Is discon-
| tinued
The auditor was Instructed 70 adj
vertise for sealed bids to be opened
August 10. 1910. for grading road be
tween Sections = and ] !, and 10
Township l3322, Range - about 2 600
yards. Also,
Grading approach 70 bridge be-
tween Sections n and u, Township
1923. Range IS Also.
! A m
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21

Call on Charles b. Carlev, county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-16
WINIFREDE.

Mrs. G. n. Turner, OF Charleston
spent SATURDAY and Sunday here Wis
iting her husband.
Miss Sallie Hawkins, of Maiden
spent Saturday and Sunday here Wis
iting Mrs. Joe Smoou.
II. p. Day spent few days out OF
town on business last week.
DR.. b. r. White, of Montgomery
was here Friday visiting the Local
Red Men Lodge here.
Mrs. Porter, of Charleston, spen,
a few days here visiting her daugh,
ter, Mrs. VIM. Tucker.
Mrs. J. T. Moseley was taken sud
denly i'll Sunday E
The condition of r. II. Aliens eye
seems to continue about the same.
Mrs. w. y. Shelton and children
spent few hours at Lewiston Fri
day $3.50. ...
G w. Perkins spent the latter
paH; ct h" "cck at montgomery or
business. -
J. w. Waller was business Wis
itor to Charleston Saturday.
B. B. Allen spent few hours al
Lewiston Saturday.
Mrs. }. e. Coles was shopping il
Montgomery Saturday.
The Local Red Men Lodge here
had their annual thanksgiving ser
mon preached Sunday by Rev H. B
Rice, Of Charleston. They assem-
blcd at the school house at 1926
and marched to the church. They
made good showing in their new
uniforms.
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ST. AiRANS


Saint Matthew Lodge, No. 1O3,
Of Galleans Fishermen and their an
nual Thanksgiving sermon preached
here Sunday by Rev. Daniel STRAIT,
ton.
The death of Writ Wheeler was
shock to his parents and many
friends. He was a member of Valley
Pool Lodge of Odd Fellows, and 4
member of the Saint Paul Baptist
Church.
The Revival meeting that is 60
ing. on at the Baptist Church has
already proved a success. Twenty
three were received as candidates
for baptism, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Maryland Dawson was in
town Sunday visiting relatives and
parents.
Miss Carrie Brooks, was in town
Sunday.
Willie Wilson was in town visiting
his mother.
Jeff Morton spent. Sunday with his
mother. -.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-16

IIANAIsK.

The Mt. Vernon Sunday School
entertained the people of Stamford
with an excellent program Sunday
it being Childrens Day. The little
ones were in their element in help
Ing the elders of the school celebrate
Henry Shorty, who has been i'll
since last September, is confined in
Becklcy Jail awaiting the perfection
OF arrangements to send him
to the insane asylum. Mr.. Shorty
has been losing his mind for some
time and his friends and neghbors
Thought it best for his and Uther3
safety, to have him confined.
Thomas Brown, formerly Of Har.
vey, is in town with a view of locat.
ing.
S. Il. Clayborn has been indlsposcd
few days.
Mrs. Eubanks brother-ih-law OF
Prudence, was her guest last week.
r. e. Peters, and Henry Thomas
SuDt and assistant, respectively
gave two instructive addresses to Old
and young Sunday. they are put
ting forth earnest efforts to enlarge
the school.
Ben Cary was. visiting friends on
Laurel Creek: q few. days hast week
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-16
CH}LfITOTHE, OHIO.

The first fatality from Smallpox
since the epidemic Of 1871 occurred
in the city on Saturday evening, at
the home Of Robert Meredith on West
7th St., when his son William sue
cumbed to the disease. The case was
reported az one Of the very worst
which had ever como under the OBJ
scrvation, Of the Medical profession
in this city, and a rather serious
time was experienced in getting some
one to take charge Of the burial.
DR.. s. S. Jordan has handled most
or the cases of smallpox among our
people in the city this spring be-
tween 35 and 40 cases and did not
lose a single case. BY chance this
case fell in the hands Of another ply
sician, and proved gajai. .~.-.~-....,,-
Rev. w. f. Walker preached al
Cirelexille Sunday afternoon for DR..
i. w, White of the A. M. f. Church
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FIRE GREEK.

Mt. Pleasant Baptist Sunday
school rendered a programe at o.
clock p. m, for the benefit of the
n. B. p. Board. as follows:
Opening address, ......A A. 8. Ellis
Paper. w. S. HancuCock
"Why a man needs a wife
Paper. Miss l.. G.. Ellis
SHOULD the educated Negro take
an Active part In Christian work, i!
not why?"
Solo "Calvary". Mrs. B. A. Williams
Paper Temperance" Miss b. e. Ell
lis.
Paper Our Duty to Cod.
Miss Mary Rayford.
Grafton Control your Temper,
j.. D. Norris.
"pcl .'. Miss II. G.
Morris, "A demand that the Negro
should become Intelligent and
effective''
faper Miss Jennie
Patterson, How to have success
in Sunday School,"
Mrs. Bessie Burton and" Miss
Selma Ware, were shopping in
Fhurmond Monday
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BANCROFT,

Rev. p. p. Holland flied his reg,l-
lar appointment Sunday, both NOR
ming and evening, preaching two
excellent sermons.
me missionary society met Sun
DAY evening" at si4 O'clock; and was
we'll attended.
Inc Womens Improvement League
met with Mrs. Hale Dickerson Thurs
day. After an Interesting program
they spent an hour on their needle
work. RefreshmentB were served,
after which they adjourned to meet
the third Thursday in June.
Winston Coles, fof Raymond, wor.
SHIPPED az Mt Zion Baptist church
Sunday. - :----.A -.
Daniel jackson, of Specimen, has
moved his family to Plymouth where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Stevens, of
Plymouth, have returned home af-
ter spending a few days at Bidwell,
Ohio.
Mrs. Leonora Jones and little
daughter are spending a few weeks
with her sister Mrs. Archie Moslcy
Of Plymouth.
X. 6. Smith and son Clarence, who
nave been visiting friends at Mont
gomcry and Pratt, have returned
home.
MIS-, Cbas. Sergoins was on the
sick list few days last week.
Edw. Robinson, who has been
quite sick, Is much improved and
is able to be at his work again.
Mrs. Sarah Smith was some what
indiepo3cd last week.
Mrs. II. A. Jones Was at Charles
fon shopping Friday.
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Mckinney and
children were guests Of Mrs. Leonora
Stevens, Of Plymouth, Sunday.
Jnlins Shores, Of Raymond, spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. Hale Dickerson and son Ed
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ALDEIiSON.
Powell FTeern an Is seriously

Powell Freeman Is seriously Ill
with fever. -
James BROWN ATTENDED the exer-
cises at .Instittitealast week. His son
graduated fthissJSkr.
Robert DatisSShas position at
Hinton as poEteF:at the Chesapeake
Alex Brown Was at Institute last
week attending tho closing exercises
On his return, he stopped on in Al
derson. = =.
Ernest johnson was up from
Qninnintont Sunday
- Miss Mollie Mansfield was In Char
lesion last week.
Austin b. Crawford has returned
from Storer College where he has
been going to school.
Mrs. Susie Hill and children
Beulah and Clara and Robert W.
Rister have returned from Institute
where Mrs. Hill had charge of the
cooking department.
Lee Wilson Mas up from Cincin-
natl this week. visiting his sister
Grace. He returned Sunday.
Wrister Hill, manager Of the local
base ball club, Is DESTROYS of secur-
ing dates with other clubs.
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PRINCETON.

RcV. j. II. Gardner, OF North Fork.
held quarterly conference at the
methodist Church Saturday and Sum
day. He presided in the absence of
Kew Merely, the presiding elder. In
inc afternoon at the VI. E. Church.
Chlidren's Day program was rem
aered, Prof, G.. D. Benson and Mrs.
'enson assisted with the music. A
large number attended services the
entire day, and en- enjoyable time
was had. Rev. Gardner was the
guest Of Wilson Coleman.
Pcrcilla Baxter, Of Virginia. is
mere the guest Of her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Lewis.
Kew. w. W. Hicks and brother, Of
BtUefield were business visitors here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkc Hayden went
| 10 BramWeil Saturday to spend Sun
day with friends.
Rev. r. w. Hill is sick. also u;r-
! rison Billiard.
Miss Cleoda b. Mitchell graduated
with honors at the head of her class.
at the Bluefield Coorcd Institute
ana is at home, where she finds a
broad field Of labor.
large number attended com
mehcemcnt at BIucfield Colored In
! ai1ute last Thursday and report a
delightful time.
Prof. J. l.. Hill, delivered q bril-
liant lecture on Intemperance at the
haptlSt church, full Of sound logic
ana interestingly illustrated. A
large number in attendance. W. NJ,
Calender acted as master Of ccrc-
1nUrics.
Rev. w. K. Berger was a business
visitor 20 Bluefic1d Thursday.
Elizabeth Hogens succumbcd ia
That dreaded disease tuberculosis,
carly Monday morning. She was
quite young. Il child Of beautiful
disposition, the only daughter of
widow Hogans.
Ms. Celia Hill has pturncd from
short visit to her old home in
Floy, Va.
Mrs. Benson, Of Blncficld, was the
guest Of Mf. and Mrs. Sanders Lewis
Sunday.
Dan Hayden visited his children at
Vivian Sunday.
Ben Cooke has completed cred
'1table business place, and it is now
ready for occupancy.
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kANAWHA CITY.

Mrs. J. w. Page and Mrs. Clinton
Johnson attended the commence.
ment at Institute last week.
Mrs. r. 3. Johnson visited her sor
W. II. Jackson in Charleston last
Tuesday. She was accompanied
home by her little granddaughter
Agne5s Jackson.
Miss Larclia Lewis is home from
the w. Y. G. /. to spend the sum
mcr vacation.
e. d. Page attended the gradual
ION OF his sister Miss Mary Page at
the w. Y. G. /. last Wednesday.
W. W. Lewis is visiting his
family few days.
VIM. Page visited friends in Char
lesion Sunday.
Miss AnncStne Johnson attended
the commencement at the w. V. G.
l. where her sister Miss VI. Amelia
graduated.
The Childrcn's Day exercises
hcld here Sunday, were success.
me Little Zion Baptist Church is
preparing for grand rally next
sunday, June 18th. Rev. f. G.
rage and several others will officate
the remains OF Adolphus Woods
VINO died at the Charleston General
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(C0RR'E SPONDENCE

tefcStlng Sermon at the second zap
list church.
Rev. l.. A SMcnct,c preached q
very able sermon on communion
Sunday evening.
There will be lawn frtc given at
Mrs. Alice Sheppard's Tuesday nfget
by the Ladies' Aid Society. q
Miss Maggie Moorohrad, Of Thorn,
ton, is visiting Miss Grace Trimble.. e.:
Mrs. Julia Trlmbic entertained at
dinner Sunday MIR. and Mrs. p. Fl.
Howell and Missc" Maggie Moore
head and Grace Trimblc.
Miss Mary Wilhurn entertained at
lunch Sunday B. p. Hcaslcy.
Childreu's Dag ,Srrvice was con-
Quoted at the NJ. f. Church Sunday.
An excellent program was carried
out as follows:
Prayer by the pastor.
Singing by the scnoo1.
Responsive reading by school
Rcc.-The Childrcn's Hour-Ilal
lie Freeman.
Primary recitations by Kathleen
Craig, Hilda Rollan, Lafronia Glove.
Recitation-"Thc Bible" Ada
Stokes.
Recitation - "Thc Temperance
Speech. Peter Hale.
Singing by the school.
My Star-a Dialoyue-Herbert
Rollan. James Hale. ----..- ..
Rccitation-"Thc Savior and the
Children. May Jones
Rccita Owns the
World. George Smith.
Recitation-"Work and Win. -
Underdue Ellington.
Recitation - "Rrvrric in the
Church. Mamie Stout
Singing by the school.
Recitation-'Thc Seed of Love"
Francis Jones.
Rccitatton-'Our Heroes. Char
lie Mcdonald, Sr.
The -Four Seasons - Kathleen
Craig, Julia Singleton, airline Dab
ncy, Sadie Stokes.
Gesture Rccitation-Lucile Rol-
land.
observation-disclosures Glove.
Rccitatfon--Harry Ford.
Rccitation-Cora McDonald
Rccitation-"Th Reason Why"
airline Dabney
Speak Gcntly."-Ju-
liza Singleton.
Song by Primary Pupils.
. Roses, Red and White.-Charlie
,a1sD@A8ld, Ncttie Mcdonald, Ethel
McDAWud, James Glove. :.
Singing--by school,.
The Message Of the Flowers, -
Charlie Mcdonald, Cora Mcdonald,
CcVestcr Mcdonald, Kathleen Craig.
Halle Freeman, Francis Jones.
Summer Time IS Here. MARY
Tyson, George Tyson, Harold Craig
Edwin" nglCtOn:. .,"." .".
Singing by &Ghnoi.
Collection Drill.
Singing by the school.
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Rev, White held,a rally for tho stew
ards to pay the pastor. s1lS.5O was
realized at the afternoon service.
Baby Jim, the largest man Of color
th the U. S., is on exhibition at the
Carnival In the park this week. 1913
pounds is his weight. .. -
Misses Mac Medley, and Christine
Williams left on the morning train
Monday for Wilberforce, Ohio, and
Will be gone a week, attending the
commencement exercises.
Dr.. S. S. Jordan and wife have re-
turned from Springfield, O..
hlUgram Child,cns'N Ssay, June ~, ut
a.: Quinn 1ifap,q, M: Il. Church,
7:;}O Il. Nj. ~
Song by the choir-"Welcomc Chill
dren's Day =
~PrayCr-Rev. w. e. Walker.
Song-by choir.
Childrcn's Day - Esther
Walker.
Recitation - 'Wclcome" John
Stewart
observation-disclosures Sutton.
Rccitation-"Bo Bower Buds" .-Aman-
da Jones, Donald Brown, Maxine
GatliH, Thelma Oglivir.
song BY choir.
Rccitation--"S Sometime" Donald
Johnson. -----. . -.. -.-...-
Observation-Disclosures Tcpseco, Nellie
CARTS, GwCndOlvn Gatliff NnoIfa
Gooden, Ruth ,Gatliff. go, ,,,3
Recitation "Suppose2t nHonace
Stewart.
Recitation1sLawrence Jepson.
's'ong ND =: \. -. ..HBy Choir.
Recitation2~ Bertha Smith.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GatliH.
So}o-'Do Something fer - Some
body Every Day'-Miss Lucy
West :
Recitation~Ruth Gatliff.-. 80.
RecitationTHlss Mamie Jones. ..
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HOLDEN.

Mr.. Giles GdllS preached his first
sermon Sunday and all who attended
were greatly be lcl;.vG.
,JhHe End MT. and Mrs. Thomas )
child died and was buried June 3rG.
Rev. McGeecher 0fhciatcd.
Mrs. McCamick has been quite Ill
with appendicitis but is better now.
Miss Alberta Johnston Miss Mari
\ on'and Eta Bass attended the com
menccmcnt in Huntington.
Amos and Tom Jones were III
Huntington the past week.
MISS Mamie Lee Palmer and Mr..
Thomas Bruce were quietly married
In 1shAaB ana#ssS: past week.
Roy. = Scott of Barboursviflc
preached two able sermons Sunday.
Miss Louisiana Brown has lust ro-
turned home from Harpcrs Ferry
where Sshe graduated from Storc1
College.
walton Brown, went to Hunting
tom to meet his sister and returned
Saturday evening.
VhaFlie Brown has been Critica1ly
tlf'for the past week but is better to-
day 49,. -.
Don Wilson made a business tri1
to Logan, and Draper the past week
vi. w. Watkins made business
trip to {logah the past week.
Preparations are being made fo,
q grand Fafly SUNDAY at Holden Ran.
list Church." re
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BRADFORD, PA.


Miss Nettie Miles Of q Davis st
was called to Long Branch, N. J.,
on account of the death of heI
daughter, Mrs. Rela Smith. She
leaves two ch1ldre In mourn their loss
1t is understood that the burial will
take place. at Sutton, w. Va.
Mike Myers was in the city for a
couple Of days. r
Miss Beula Draper, of Parkers,
burg, is tho guest of Mrs. Emma
Myers, Of No. IL E. Washington
Street.
Frank Truman, Of jamestown, N. Y.
has been visiting here for the pas,
week
Tuna Valley Lodge, I. B. P. o. F.
received very beautiful set Of China
dishes, the gift Of c. E. McCoffertv
delegates will be elected June Is
FOR the Grand Lodge convention al
washington, D. G.. July 26.
Ihe Bradford Giants Base bal
team played at Spenghfours, N. J.
Sunday and were defeated 90 to 8.
Willis Raglier. Will leave for his
Old Kentucky Home on June 18th
He has not been home for 20 years
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-16
PARKERSBCRG.

| Nicholas Walters, Of Moundsville
w2s in the city Thursday and FRIDAY
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
William Toncy, on 10th, st.
| Kew. j. w. Carroll. pastor Of Log
IN Memorial Church, preached last
| sunday morning and evening to n
large congregation. Samuel GUSTS
and }. w. Elmondson addressed the
! League at p. IN.
The Sexton Club Of Logan Church
VIII hold a lawn fetc at Mrs. Will
lam tlsh's on Tenth ST., June IA.
| y. NJ. Carroll, son of Rev. J. w,
| Carroll, will be graduated from
| armstrong Manual Training School,
| washington, ID. c., June goth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Alphus has been
quite sick, but is much improved at
this writing.
Mrs. Fannie Comedy is i'll with
| he -mumps. ----.---------
| Misses Amelia Lowry, Thelma
| washington, Cornelia Nickens, stu
dents at the w. V. G. l., passed
through the city Thursday from In
sltute, enroute to their homes at
Clarksburg.
| d. Fl. Kyle and D. e. V. Jordan
were in the city this week worf5ing
Tor the American Workmen Insur-
ance Company Of Washins t6n, D. G.
Mr.. Jordan is general agent of this
| STATE, his headquarters being at
Clarksburg.
| Mrs. VIM. McClung continues i'll.
| Mrs. Richard Robinson and Mrs.
| f. ID. Burton, of Belpre, we're sbon-
| ping in the city Saturday.
| Or. |. R. Whippcr was in the city
few hours Friday from Institute
| ehroute to her home at Clarksburg
| Ihc Children's Day exercises at
| the Bethel \. NJ. e.. Church SIM
day evening were very commendable
10 the little ones. a large crowd
was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ruffin. Sr., of
harrisburg, were in the city Sunday
NSltlhS Mrs. Amy Dorothy, Of North
Parkersburg.
hov. f. II. Alleyne left Monday
for Wtiberforce, Ohio, where he viii,
l. attend the closing exercises of the
University.
| MRS. j. r. Jefferson returned
Wednesday from visit to New
| York
r. Roy Wade, student at the W. v
y. H. was In the city a few hours
SUNDAY enrcute to Clarksburg.
Mrs. Eugene Watkins, Mrs. Jennie
flerce, and Miss Laura Watkins, at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Robert
GRANT in Wheeling Sunday.
MIS-. Mollie Watkins and daugh-
| or Claudio arrived in the city Sat
| urday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Pierce.
Carson Comedy left Sunday for
washington, Pa, to visit his father
who is employed thsrc.
mrs. Clora Williams returned
! wednesday from Wheeling where
she visited her husband who is en-
ploycd there.
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hospital. Tuesday night were brought
here for burial Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Wopds Was member OF the
wesleyan Methodist Church at
montgomery of which he Was a
l8l'htul member until his death. He
leaves devoted sister, Mrs. Mary
H"cklcy, Of Charleston. two brothers
Gavin Woods, Of Boomer, and
John Woods. of this place, and sew
oral nieccs and nephews and host
or friends. At the time of his death
MS sister asd brother-is-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Hackley and neice Miss
Ivory Woods were at his bed side.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-16
THOSE PIES OF I>OYHOOD.

liow delicious were the pies Of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste so
good, what's changed? the, pies? No.
It's. You. You've lost the strong
healthy stomach, the vigorous liver,
the active kidneys, the regular bow
els OF boyhood. Your digestion is
poor and you blame the food. What's
needed? A complete toning up by
Electric Bittcrs Of all organs Of di-
gestion-Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Bcwols-Try them. They'll restore
your boyhood appetite and appreciate
ion of food and fairly saturate your
body with new health, strength and
vlsoT Soc at all druggists
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.CEllAIt GROVE. :

-. u
Miss Julia Francis, OF Pratt, was
here Sunday visiting Ref$ ss3stather;,
Henry Francis. - ~ M =,
=; William Newman LETT $ahdsy fer
Glouster, o. 81 -. :, e -. ..
Rev. Mrs. Rachel White preached
at the A. M. e. Church Sunday
Miss Ida Brown, OF ESshuale. was
here Sunday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith. :. f""xor.4.%
Mrs. l.. D. Hodge. of Montgomery
wa here last week on business.
MISS. httie Strudwick, of Charles
ton, was visiting her mother here
Sunday. 49,. ''@.s,Hl 49,. - -,
Miss Viola Crews has returned
AFTER several months at. the$;W. v
G. l. 800
Miss Naportia Allen, Of London
was here last week the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. James Austin. -, =
Mrs. Gertrude Lovely went tc
Hansford last week TO visit her
husband who is Ill at the hospital.
a number of colored nople OF
Ward and Cedar Grove attended the
1nnera1 or l.. w. Pryor at East BANK
last week. Mr.. Pryor was. a friend
to the colored people I'M. this com
mnnity, and more than once render,
ed them valuable service.
The Children's Day program was
eicellantly conducted y w. ii, Lacey
Mrs. Jennie Beamer was Ut Hans,
ford last week.
Mrs. Walker was ut Hansford
Sunday to. see her husand who is
at the hospital.
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PAGE.
mother.

The Ministers and Dcacons union
met here the End and 3rd Of June
and had An interesting meeting. A
number of ministers from different
places was here.
Joseph Branch was a bushes:
visitor to Mt. Carbon Saturday,
J. W. Higginbotham is indisposct
at this writing.
Joseph Branch is sick.
Miss Fannie Carey has returned
home to Sewell after visiting hen
sister, Mrs. Nellie Vanhook, a week
H. II. Washington and little sol
Theodore went to Montgomery Sun
day.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-16
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Charles HoSeasd. Reni. Henderson
and James simmons have gone to
Raleigh iaa hs to ,eegp she copEset of haul
ing slaves.
A Republican Club was organized
last Tuesday night. with James Adj
ans president, Roht. Bell secretary,
Chaplain. Rev. w. Il. Barger. treas,
Henry Jones, ! Gommittce: w. NJ.
Calender, Chairman. Scott Burke.
Tyler smith, WIN Hamlet and CAL
vim Slash. p;A,