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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-14
CEHAlt GROVE.

Robert Anderson and William
Holmes, OF London, were here Sun
day the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
Austin.
w. II. Lacy has returned from
Glouster, o., where he spent week
with his family.
Miss Mildred Austin, OF Handley,
was here Sunday.
Alex Shafer, Of London, was here
Monday.
Miss Esther Philips left for Char
lesion Sunday for an inditinite stay.
Rev B. f. Newsonfe, 81 Raleigh
preached at the A. NJ. E. church Sun
day
j. II. Dingess has accepted the
position us general agsatalor the
Charles II. Chase Nursery Go, of
Rochester. N. Y. ~ -!
William Beamer has returned tc
his work in the mines after spending
several months in the restaurant
business
Gee BurkS, OF Charleston, is here
and has secured Il position in the
restaurant with Nj. BcamCr.
G. II. Jones, Henry Smith, G.. w
Booker, Thomas Buster and G. w
Lee met with the Board Of Educa
ton at East Bank last Tuesday.
Miss Hattie T.. Peters, Of Sissons
Vile; Miss Emma l.. Meadows, OF
Institute and Mrs. Emma Irving, O
Charleston, were here Tuesday on
route to East Bank to meet th<
school board. Y.
B. B. WaynesbS 70, of Boomer
| was here last week |
| Fred Strudwick is sick.
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Edward Philips was visiting re-
latiVes at Hansford Sunday.
ST.. AI.BANS

-
THE death of Mrs. Sallic Washins-
to. after an illness ut nine days. was
shock to her relatives and ymany
friends. she diea "Wednesday about
2 o'clock. She. '&Vas-a member of the
Saint Paul baptist, church. The flu
neral was preached. by Rev. j. w.
Robinson. She leaess&s husband and
daughter '>.'. ~
Miss Charity Price is reported bet
yer at this, writing, -. 49,
Joshua; the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D.. w. Rice, is very ILL.,
Mrs. Emma Hall is steadily improv-
ing. 81" ;.
Alex. Erskine was called here on
account of the death of his sister,
Mrs. Sallie Washington.
Miss Carrie Brooks has returned
home after spending a week with her
| sister, Mrs. Emma Taylor. =
Miss Garnet Harris. Of Charleston,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
! Henry Blown and wife are sVisiting
his sister, Mrs. Harriet, Jones'
Floyd Waddy, Jr., who has employ
ment in Charleston Was here visit
ing his parents. ~ l.. 80"
The Saint Paul Baptist Sunday
school will give picnic Thursday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-14

The mock trial will be repeated by
The 1t, rary society of the NJ e.
church Tuesday evening.
ID. T., V. Jordan, of Clarksburg. was
"a business caller here Monday.
Rev. Holder, Of Burmuda. is the
new pastor of the A. NJ. T.. church.
Sunday evening memorial services
of John Guthrie were conducted at
the Sixteenth street Baptist church.
Mrs. w. H. Thomas is visiting
friends in GAINESVILLE, o.
Mrs. Mary Reed. of Kimberly. lee
tured for the Courts of Calanthe ut
the Ninth street hall Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Ella Winston was the charm.
ing hostess to "Circle A" Monday
evening"
The rally at Sixteenth Street Bap-
fist church was a success The sum
realized was $4,000
Mrs. Rhoda Eulen. of Charleston.
was the guest of Miss Ada Burke last
week
crawford Logan. Of Ward. spent a
few days here with friends recently.
REV. L. o. Lewis. pastor of Court
Street Baptist church. Of Lvnchburg,
Va. is spending few days at home
with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. A. d.
Lewis. of 1926 Eighth street
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KONCEVEIsTE.

Mrs" Henry Morton gave a birth
! day party in honor of her husband
. on Friday; July 18th. at her residence
=, on Pennsylvania Avenue. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Eu-
4 banks, Mr.. and Mrs. ri. Il. Moore,
Miss l.. e. Mallory, Messrs. Ernest
Hopkins and Lawrence Eubanks.
Mrs. Lavenia Johnson, who has
been sick for the past week, Is able
to be out again.
nMref Katie Eldridge is the guest
of her daughters at Charleston this
week
Miss Sadie Ward, who has been
the house guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Perkins, returned to Montgom-
cry fAsc week
Rev S. r. Hughes, of Baltimore
attended the district conference at
the Nj. E. Church last week.
VIM. Shelly has been indisposed
the past week
The entertainment given by the
Odd Fellows at the Christian League
Hall on July 4th, was financial sue
cess
Rev Howard White preached two
very fine sermons at the Baptist
church last Sunday.
Mrs Bertha Hamilton. who has
been sick for the past two weeks, is
slightly improved.
Rev. J. w. Waters and J. Harvey
Scott, of Lewisburg. we're visitors
here Monday.
Miss Myrtle Hopkins was up visi-
>tRg her sister Lena Monday.
Allen Rose, Of Charleston. was
here visiting relatives this week.
Mrs. Mamie Gray and Mrs. Nirgic
Carter spent the 4th at Hinton.
Ruffner Poindcxtcr made a trip to
Hinton last week
Mrs. Eta Green, who has been
sick for the past two months, is much
improved.
Mrs. ID. r. Hickman is visiting her
parents at Frankfort this week.
John Riddle returned home from
White Sulphur Monday.
Sandy Holland came down from the
White Sulphur to visit his family
Sunday
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NIT. CARBON.

Rev. d. c. Deans was in town last
week IN the interest of the Independ-
ent Order Of Red Men. J. l.. Williams
the district deputy has made several
visits in his district.
NJ. II. Hill. district deputy for tn,
order of Knights of Pythias is now
very busy in qualifying the elected
othcCrS of said order.
Mrs. Mary 8. Reid. the grand lee
turer for the order of Calanthe, who
has been out in the Flat Top Section
spent Saturday and Sunday in her
home.
She Will work New River and adj
Jacent territory this week and then
go to the northern part of the state
where she will conclude her work
for this year.
Rev. S. Z. Williams, treasurer of the
trustee board of the Hill Top School.
Is attending board meeting this
week.
Rev. J. j. Turner. Superintendent OF
missions for the Sunday School State
convention. is in the Flat Top sec
ton this week. He will attend a
meeting of the Flat Top Association
before returning.
Rev. ID. Stratton and Rev. d. Har-
rlday were seen on our streets Mon
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-14

The Holden Baptist Sunday School
is progressing nicely and has quite a
number of scholars.
H. NJ. Newell has returned from a
visit to his sister
Mir. and Mrs. Hill are the proud
parents of a fine boy.
Mrs. Helen Falkncr's baby is quite
ill.,
Mrs. Mary Ferguson, of Coal Branch
came up the past Sunday and gave
an interesting talk on missionary
work.
Mrs. G.. W. Watkins baby is quite
i'll.
Mrs VIM Jones baby is quite i'll.
Miss Alberta Johnson. Misses Eta
and Marian Bass. Amos Jones and
Clarence Wilson were in Logan on a
pleasure trip the past Sunday.
G. Thomas was called suddenly to
the bedside of his brother at White
Sulphur.
Mrs. Payne Hylton IS reported Sick
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HI NTINGTON.

Misses Ethel and Edith Bryant. OF
Bidwc(l. o., are guests Of Mrs. Molie
Mickens. Eighth street.
Mrs. Sarah GilIard who has been
quite i'll several days, is convaiesc-
ing.
Miss Stella Stewart left Sunday for
Cincinnati to visit relatives.
George Nichols is aOle to be out
.agan after several weeks illness.
Miss Lavinia Norman has gone to
Institute to spend her vacation with
her sister. Mrs. Amanda Brown.
w. T. Smith and son are building a
business house on Eighth avenue
near Sixteenth street
Harold. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Toms, is much improved.
Miss Katie Cunningham left for
her home in Richmond, Va, Wedncs
day.
d. W. Perdue has returned from a
lerturing tour through the state in
h" interest Of the K. of p.
| Ni: Annie Hance has gone to her
| home, III Lexington, Va. to spend the
remaining weeks Of her vacation.
Rev. |. V. Bryant preached at the
Union meeting at Macedonia, Ohio.
| Sunday.
Dr.. y. +. White made a business
trip to GallipoIis, last week.
Mrs. Lula Jackson, missionary Of
tn" W0mans National Baptist Con
v"ntion, was in the city Sunday in
tn" interest Of the Training School
at WaShingtyl. d. G.
Mrs. Fannie Wright and Miss Jessie
Od"ll are visiting relatives at Wayne.
! Miss Bcrtic Stewart returned to
her home in Galiipolis. Sunday.
a number Of persons from the city
att"nd"d the meeting at Macedonia
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Brown. Of the Orphans
Hon" has returned from a visit to
! relatives in the Fiat Top region.
James Wright and Hayes Sloan arr.
guests OF relatives in Ohio.
| Memorial exercises Of Mrs Amanda
johnson were observed at the Ebe-
Meier NJ. +, church Sunday evening
DR.. b. +. White has put in a boau-
'ifuI new soda fountain in his drug
store Wh"r" our people may be served
with due courtesy.
MISS Ada Burke is sick this week
Ncv, LcwiStall, of British Guiana
preached for Rev. y. -. Martin. Of
the NJ. T., church.
Little Lille Dabney, Of the Orphans
Home, is sick.
ReV. Simmons. who is in poor health
IS growing decidedly weaker.
Miss May G. Dill. Of Portsmouth
| was III the city ON business Wednes-
day.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Matte Parks, Of Boomer, was
shopping in town Monday
Miss Sara Ward, Of White Sulphur
returned Friday to our town to re-
sumo her duties here.
Members Of the Negro Business
League gave their first entertain
ment on Friday evening of last week
at the Odd Fellows Hall 1t proved
success both socially and financial
~, all present enjoyed the discussion
or C'Nhat can the Professional Man
do to aid the Business Man, the
discussion was opened by J. J. Noble
followed by V. NJ. Willis. S. C.. Childs.
Mathew Buster, Revs. Harriday and
Brown, Drs. B. F.. White and w. G..
Lawrence. After the discussion
closed President P. H. Shepherd
presented the League it's Charter.
A sad accident occurred Sunday
=, evening at t o'clock when Freddie
Shepherd, the oldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Shepherd. was drowned
river when a storm came up and tho
waves overlook him before he reach
ed the other side. Bernard jackson
was with him but was saved. The
body Of young Shepherd was found
monday evening. Funeral will he
held at the First Baptist Church,
Thursday.
A Y. NJ. and w. G. A. was organ
lied at the Baptist Church Sunday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. H. r. Railcy return
ed to institute after spending the
4th at their home.
Miss Henrietta James, of Ra1
Star, stopped off Monday enroute to
Institute.
Mrs. Annie Peck, of Lanark. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia Wilkcr-
son.
MIS- NJ. j. Banks. of Handley, was
a business visitor here TUESDAY.
4 An entertainment was given at the
Odd Fellows. 1t proved success in
every way. The following program
was rendered.
Selection-Mo montgomery Orchestra.
Tableau.
Solo-Miss Iva Bibbs
Tableau-Penitent.
instrumental SOlO-Miss Mamie
Saunders
observation-disclosures Orchestra,
Tablcau.
--Solo-Miss Beatrc Holmes.
observation-disclosures Orchestra.
Delsanta-By eight girls.
Tie Woman's Improvement League
met with Mrs. l.. Y. Noel last Thurs
day. After the usual routine of bust
ness, the hostess served as refresh
mentS chicken salad, bread, cake and
bherbert.
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BERWIND.

There was spiritual meeting all
day Sunday at the Baptist church.
The morning service was conducted
by the pastor, E. G.. HolCOmb. He
spoke on baptism. after which six can
didates were led to the water The
afternoon service was opened by Rev.
{. A. Fultz, Of Giatto. He preached
from |. Tim, chap, 9 verse, after
which Brother Henry Ramsy was Or
dained as deacon. Rev. "Fultz deliver
ed an excellent sermon. after which
thirteen were received into the
church.
Rev. c. A. Fultz and Rev. e. G. Hol-
comb were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Austin
The small pox is decreasing slowly
and all patients improving
Mrs. l.. Cobb, of Elkhorn, the great
worker in the st. Lukes, is here III
the interest Of the lodge, also visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Sarah Tatum.
The choir rendered some excellent
music Sunday, led by Prof William
Coleman
Mrs. Polite Anne Black and Mrs
Halle Scott. who were accidentally
shot short time ago, will soon be
able to be out
Wiley Brice is somewhat indisposed
at this writing.
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TT. PLEASANT.

The most enjoyable social function
d the season was the yacht ride
given from 100 to 500 D. m Tues-
day of last week by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Clendenin, in honor of their cousin
Mrs. ChaS. Hamilton. The others
composing the party were: Misses
Ida and Mary Craig, Mithue and Mo-
Sella ColStOn, Ida and Agatha Alex
ander, Augusta Rison and Julia
smith. Music was furnished by
John Stribling and James Jordan. A
most delicious lunch was served at
Lock II, in kanawha river.
Mrs. Ora '. Hunter and children Of
Canada, arrived here Saturday to
spend the summer with her mother.
Mrs. Julia Alexander.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs
H. Williams died Saturday after SOW
cral weeks illness. He was buried
Monday
Mrs. E. l.. Morton and children. Of
rdlFlnoht, are here on a months visit
10 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Jordan.
he Teddy Bear Base Ball team left
lor Charleston Tuesday to play q
team OF that city Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Mrs Marie Estis, and sister Miss
'da Thomas, Of Columbus, are guests
OF their sister, Mrs. Edward Bates
ana cousin, Miss Ida Craig.
A. II. Williams. of Fairchance ar
rived here Monday to attend the fu.
neral of his infant son.
Mrs. Clarence Henderson. who has
Deeh visiting her parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. Carter, Of Gallipolis, for the past
week, returned Friday.
Mrs. u. G. Clendenin who has been
quite i'll for the past week, is i'm
proving
The Willing Workers Club Of First
| BAPTIST church met with Miss Mario
Craig Monday evening.
MISS Alice Il. Jordan, Of Weston is
VISITING her mother, Mrs. NJ. J., Jor-
| dan.
Miss Virginia Lincoln Is quito ~
at this writing.
Resell Colston. who has beon on,
pioyed in Chicago during the mast
winter arrived here Sunday to spend
the summer with his mother, h1rs
j. j. COl8t0n.
MISS Marie IGsstiS. Misses Ida
h0nIaS, Ida Craig. Mosclla ana
M1thuc Colston spent an ENJOYABLE
evening Thursday at the home Of
Me$srS John and Tom Davis, Carde
were the feature Of the evening
The Ladies' Aid of the " L.
Inurch Will meet Monday evening at
inc home Of Mrs. Jennie Kelley
VIM, Venerable. Of Plymouth. spent
lew days Of last week in town
Mrs Rachel Walden and grandson
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TTT~-
HINTON

i. j., Minor. OF buckingham, Va,
who visited his daughter, Mrs Lind
sey Langhorne and Mrs. Bonnie An
derson, left for his home Friday. &C
companied by Mrs, Anderson.
Rev. A. ID. Lewis; pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist church, preached an able
sermon Sunday night
The patients at DR.. G.. w. Hollev's
hospital arc getting along nicely.
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MA1sT7NSBURG.

Cha5. \. johnson, Of WASHINGTON
d. g., is visiting his many fricnds
IN MartinSburg for few days.
me lhWood camp meeting was
largely attended, it is hoped much
good was done.
In spite Of the many people who
Icft the city for InWeoa Camp and the
excursion over the 3. & O., a larte
audience listened to the forceful SER
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-14
MAKING LIFE SAINER.

Everywhere life Is being made
more safe through the work OF DR..
Kings New Life Pills In Constipat-
lon. BiltousneSs,. dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Liver toubles, Kidney Diseases
and Bowel Disorders. They're easy,
but sure. and perfectly BALD up the
Health. csc. at asl druggists.
T-1-4t
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MINNESOTA EETERINA RIANS

Lake City, Minn., July 13.-Sayer-
al score OF prominent veterinarians
are attending the annual convention
Of the Minnesota State Veterinary
association, which began two days
session here today.
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PRINCETON.

Wilson Nichols visited his old home
few days last week at Red Sui
phur wv S~
Charles Lewis, Of Longacre. came
here Sunday week, looking for his
thbther, Ms Jane Tyson, but failed
10 locate her. -
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= Howard Lee Is out after Siege Of
humps.
The Washington bee., 1910-12-17
Where to Purchase Christmas Goods.

Where to Purchase Christmas Goods.
The patrons of The Bee will want
to know where TO purchase the best
goods for their money during these
hard times. The Bee always publishes
a list of the best houses in the city.
Peter Grogan Sons Co., whose large
advertisement will be seen on the
eighth page, is one Of the oldest firms
in this city, where the patrons of The
Rce may find anything they want in
thc line of furniture. Now IS the time
to call and inspect the line of goods
in this store. Everything in the fur
n:ture line will be found in this store.
House & Hermann is the next place
TO GO if you are in doubt. No bet
ter place and no more accommodate
ing clerks can be found.
E. Voigt, z25 Seventh street, is the
place to go for all kinds of jewelry.
Don't fail to read the list of what he
has, and call at once before the rush.
Sellinger's is the next place to go.
F near Ninth street, northwest, if you
are in doubt At either place you will
be satisfied.
Fulton, 3I4 Ninth street northwest
anu DuINSllNey ,SDl eNHSylNdHld ave
nue. northwest, are the places to go
to replenish your pockets. They are
liberal lenders.
Holtman's, 4oI Pennsylvania ave
nue., is where you must be we'll shOed
before you 60 on your tramp. The
best shoes in the city for ladies and
gentlemen.
L. A. Rodnicker, 1851 I4th street
northwest, should catch your eye
Millie Bell is prepared to put your
clothing in fine trim. Call and inspect
her parlors
The Candy Kitchen, 1906 Seventh
street. is where to go if you want tC
please the babies at home. Ali kinds
of candies can be found at this place
All new.
]. A. Pierre will keep you warm
while the cold spell IS on. Get your
wood and coal now. Call him up, 454
New York avenue northwest.
Madame J. P. H. Coleman, 643 Flor.
ida avenue, will make you look pretty
and sweet Just read what she car
do for your wife and girls, as we'll as
for the men. Don't fail to see her
Xander, oo7 Seventh street; is the
quality house, where you will find the
best brands of whiskies on the whole
The Washington bee., 1910-12-17

Our prices are not fixed according to our
estimate of the customer. You needn't ask a
price here-read it for yourself on the tag
make your selections without a word about
when or how you wish to pay When your buy
ing is completed we'll arrange the account to
your satisfaction.
You may also feel absolutely certain that
whatever we sell to you will give satisfactory
service for our personal guarantee means that
everything must be right after you have given
the test of actual use.
To those who are not interested in the home
furnishing proposition we want to suggest that
our stock contains hundreds Of the most accept
able Christmas remembrances Many Of your
gifts may come from here, and by using an open
account you will have no call for an immediate
outlay of cash.
The Washington bee., 1910-12-17

sale plan.
NJ. Hennessy, 2I6 Ninth street, al
ways welcomes his friends.
William Cannon will have special
bottles of Old Purissima. I225-27
Seventh street northwest is his place
Of business.
Mrs. S. z. Wormly, 465 Florida ave
rue northwest, will furnish you fine
cigars and tobacco. Anything your
children want in the line of school
supplies, notions, etc Don't fail to
call
Howard Theater and Ford Dabney
will give you all the pleasure you
need during the holiday season.
Ed. Allen, William Meehan and
Sam Stewart should not be overlook
Ell. They are the best people in the
city.
After all of this, should you need an
undertaken, you may call up J. H.
Dabney, William H Winslow, or the
The Washington bee., 1910-12-17

Just come into our great furnishing
store and let us show you how economically all
that is necessary can be bought from us. Let us
explain our method of selling to prove that you
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We want to give you home comfort. We
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Don't get the idea that you are paying IN
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are no higher than those of cash stores
The Washington bee., 1910-12-17
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The Washington bee., 1910-12-17
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The Washington bee., 1910-12-17

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The Washington bee., 1910-12-17

The Woman's Exchange. Notions
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Also News Depot; all papers. Cigars
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The Washington bee., 1910-12-17
City Hall Restaurant
In the
y. s. COURT HOUSE

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If you want first class meals
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The Washington bee., 1910-12-17
For Rent.

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