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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-29
Cured to Stay Cured
Trouble Never Came Back

4AOG4OAN ANNVVA SOA1aN D0Nh
Dr.. NJ. N. Page, "a East Ninth St., Erie. Pa,
is the foremost manufacturing optician OF that
city. Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills some
years ago, he certified in March, 1908. that the
cure has proved permanent The facts OF DR..
Pages case follow (note that this statement
is sworn toy:
"ot,,c. Of DR.. NJ n. Page. "a E, eth St. Erie. Pa.
Doctor OF Cptios:-
IAN attack OF kidney trouble began wits
acute congestion, terrible backache, chi!s. head.
aches and dizzy spells. For six months the
trouble went from bad to worse. My eyes be-
gan to give out, headaches became more fire.
quent and severe, and feeling Of general
weakness untitled me for my work. lost
ground rapidly. going down from 1914 pounds to
122. felt dull and listless and could not sleep
well. Finally an abscess about the size OF
hens egg appeared on the right kidney, sore
and tender and about the time a reten.
ton of the urine began to alarm me- l started
taking Doan's Kidney Pills and at once began
to mend The urine flowed more freely the
pain left me. my eyes improved and head
aches and dizziness vanished. The abscess
was removed and regained my weight That
was in 1895. The trouble never returned
Sworn to and signed before mo this 18th day o,
April. 1905. W. s. Carroll Notary Public. Erie. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-29
E DfspArt RICHMOND SATURDAY, JANUARY 1o1o
: KIDNEYS WHEN YOUR BACK ACI

Why is it dangerous to neglect kidney trouble2
Because good health depends the kidneys keeping the blood
filtered free of acid Sick kidneys allow acid collect and
neglected. lose their of 6tcrng the blood This leads
to fatal Brght's disease. dropsy diabetes.
Uric acid causes rheumatism specks blur before the eyes,
govt neuralgia, dizzy spells, gravel and the
kidneys.
Doan Kidney Pills promptly help sick kidneys relieve congcs,
ton inflammation the blood6tcrng power Of the kidneys
ard remove the of uric acid troubles,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
PRATT.

Anthony Powell, who. has been
spending sometime with relatives at
plymouth, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Washington
OF Red Warrior, are guests of friends
and relatives this week.
Jacob -Washington~is visiting his
family at Sissonville.
Miss Jemima Ellis. who has been
sick, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, of Standard
was business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Cornelia Murray, of Hughes
ton, spent from Saturday to Monday
with her teacher, Mrs Thompson.
Miss Eunice Holmes is confined to
her room with humps.
Misses Carolyn and Vivian Buster
and Mrs. Ruby Saunders, Of Boomer
were calling on Mrs. Mary Mcclure
last week. :,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. Leila Jackson and Miss Lena {
Bibbs, of Montgomery, were here
Sunday the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. w. Anderson. II =.
Misses Hattie and Vivian Ander-<
son, of Hugheston, were here Sun :.
day the guests or Miss Bertha New;
man. .... XII. IT,. = y,-rs-4,;%f
- W. H: lacy has returned = from
Gloucester, Ohio, after spending a.
week with his family - -,
Alfred and Richard Johnson =. Of 4
Hardwood, witnessed the ball game
here Sunday. ..- ... - -
Elmer Anderson, of Charleston,
visited his father, ]. w. Anderson.
here last week. ..,.-...... .... -. :. w.. :,
Mrs. Martha Fortner. and daugh7j
ter, Of Mammoth were here Sunday
The nine months old child Of MR.,
and Mrs:-William- Lash, of--W ard,
died Saturday night of pneumonia. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, of Ward,
were here Sunday the guests. Of Mrs.
Maria Richmond. ~, 81 Il.
Rev. ]. B. Smith, Of Cabin CreekFt
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lovely, fsI
]. w. Richmond and Barley DIM
CESS were in Charleston Saturday on
business. - ~
The True Reformers met here
Thursday night. o}2SG
- J. T. Willis, Of the tailoring de-
partment of T. S. White, was 4isitings
in Montgomery last week t@ !;
T The annual sermon of the g. u: Oh
Of o. F. will pc preached here on the
second Sunday in May All members
are requested to be present and the
community is most cordially invited
to attend. -. ~ III
William Beamer, of MANN 9th, was,
here Saturday and Sunday looking
after business interests. -----.-,-. -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENTS

MRS. Mary A. Brown and Mrs.
Mary j. Riddle visived WhiteVSulph-
ur Friday
Angrus Hopkins was visitor hero
last week
Gus Cousins was up from Charles
ton visiting Sunday
Herbert Jackson, Of Charleston,
came up Saturday night to meet his
llttle daughter Vera: who spent the
winter with her grand parents at
Frankfort.
VIM. Eggleston was down from
White Sulphur Sunday to spend the
day with his parents.
Rev. S. A. Lewis was called sud
denly to Brush Ridge Sunday night
on account Of the death Of his uncle
Andy Crawford.
Mrs. Edna Woods, and Mrs Huston
Skipper, visited Clifton Forge hos
pltal to see Spencer Wood who was
seriously hurt by train Thursday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28

= The third Of the series OF school
entertainments Was given at, the Six.
-teenth Street Baptist Church Friday
evening by the pupils of the First and
Second Grades. The little folks ac-
Quilted themselves with credit to the
delight of their audience. Much
praise is due their teachers, Misses
Wilkins and Barnett, for the excellent
manner in which their pupils were
trained. ~.....--\.
Miss Matte and Sophie Dawson and
Miss Clara Stewart were visitors at
Douglass School Friday morning.
Rev. I. V. Bryant attended the COM
mencement exercises OF the Bidwell
High School, Friday evening. His
daughter Edith being one Of the
graduates. Miss Edith is the first
colored graduate from that school
and in class Of nine young ladies
she. led taking all the honors.
Mrs. Ella B. Thomas spent the
week end with friends in Ports
mouth.
Miss Marcella Manggrum went to
Russell, Sunday. to see her mother
whose illness has been mentioned in
these columns: We are glad to
learn that she has improved in
health and intends to come home
this week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
PARKERSBURG

Miss Pearl Brown and Mr. Wiz
liam Ruffin were quietly married
Thursday afternoon at the residences
Of the brides parents, Mr.: and Mrs. !
S. T. Brown, on Clay street, They 3
left the same evening for Clarksburg,%
where they will reside. ...:.zz....
Mrs. William McClung continues
to be quite i'll at the home of. her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Lucy McClung
Charles Wells has returned home
after being employed in Huntington :
for some time. -.
Miss Alberta McClung is much inn
proved after being i'll for a few days. j.
Mrs. Edward Lee continues ill., at
her home on Clay street. -. ,....a /
The Sewing Circle of the Zion.
Baptist church will meet with Mrs
Amanda Franklin Thursday evening. (;
Mrs. Eveline Devcrs, who has been
very i'll, is better at this writing. = >
Algic Fitzgerald continues quite
jill at his home on Fourteenth streetl
Mrs. Mamie Howard, Of Clarles-
burg, is in the city working to organ .
iZe an Eastern Star, a branch Of the, :,
Masonic Lodge and while here she is
the guest Of Mrs. J. n. Robinson. a..
Mrs. William Ferguson IS instruct J,
ing number Of young ladies for
play which they will give SOON fors''
the benefit Of the Sc;ton's Club of
the Methodist Episcopal church. So =! :
Rev. w. NJ. Toney, pastor OF Zion
Baptist church, has moved from thR
parsonage Of the churchto his new
home on Nineteenth street. .=...,..
Arthur Ormes, Of Clarksburg. was
in tie city few baurs Thursday TO-,
attend the marriage Of Miss Brown :,
and Mr.. Ruffner. ..f. ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
INSTITUTE.

The lady members Of the Athletic
Association Of the West Virginia
Coiored Institute, will present a play
entitled Mirandy's Minstrels Tuesday
evening May Ord, in lakewood AS
sembly Hall.
Miss Charlotte Campbell took sud
IDENTITY i'll Saturday morning and has
been confined to her room for several
days.
Matthew Buster. Of MONTGOMERY
made business trip to Institute
Sunday.
Miss Amelia Wiicher spent Sum
day at Institute. .s'>\
Mrs. r. n. Lowry is spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. r.
G.. Friend.
Mrs. Maybe s1Vhitei and, Miss Ida
Alexander were called to Point Pleas
ant Sunday, because Of the death Of
heir father.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
DONWOOD

Mrs. J. b. Guthrie is reported better
AZ this writing, after being iii, for sew.
eral days. 49,. -..,
Mrs. George Jones is very Ill.
VIM Wicks and S. H. Clark Worship
ped at the First Baptist Church of
Montgomery, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Wicks, Mrs S. H.. Clark
and Mrs. William Brown were shop
ping in Montgomery, Monday.
S. Fl. Clark mace a business trim to
Elkridge Monday.
Miss Ruth Watson, Of MONTGOMERY
was the Friday guest of her sister, Mrs
s. II. Clark.
r. l.. Trent left Tuesday forDillwyn,
va, to visit his family.
The little son Of MI and Mrs. Will
klns :White is able to be out, after
serious attack Of Pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Browder. Of
Montgomery, were up on business
Thursday.
number Of people of MONTGOMERY
attended services at the Zion Baptist
ChUrch Sunday, Rev Warner Brown
conducting the services.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
HUNTINGTON.

A donation Of $500 was given r.
the Orphans Home by Mrs. L>omax
! or Montgomery
Richard Rose has returned home
from an extended visit to relatives in
Cincinnati.
The death Of Nelson Randolph oc-
CURED at his home near Sixth Avenue
and Tenth Street Saturday morninS,
Inc deceased was an old citizen and
had been I'll several weeks.
Harry Alexander, of Galipolis. is
in our city
the annual Thanksgiving services
or the K. of p. lodges were observed
sunday afternoon at the First Baptist
Church. An immense crowd had as
sembled before the appointed hour
soon the long procession Of sturdy
men came marching to the sweet
strains Of music by their band which
preceded them. At the church the
court Of Calanthe joined them and
when they had taken their seats. the
church was filled to it's utmost capaci-
W. During the opening exercises two
very beautiful solos charmed the audi.
ence. sung by Mrs. Fannie Perkins
ana MRS. Carrie Monroe respectively
/. K. Jenkins, the master Of cere-
monies presented Rev. |. V. BRYANT
the speaker Of the evening in glowing
terms Rev. Bryant was at his best
Inc sermon was rich in thought and
sentiment, practical, logical Dhlo-
sophical and will long live in the
memory Of all.
Miss Lula Edwards. Of Richmond,
va. IS IN our city on business.
Miss BERTHE Stewart. Of Ga1ltpo1is
is in our city for an indefinite stay.
The marriages during the past
week are as follows: Miss Della How
ard to Mr.. Eugene Watson, and Miss
Mabel Washington to Mr.. Wheary
Walden. The brides are well known
and have the best wishes Of all.
MRS. Ann Prater, who was stricken
with paralysis last week. is a little
improved, yet the condition is seri-
GUS.
The social given at the residence of
Mrs. Matte Jackson Thursday eve.
ming. for the benefit Of the Sixteenth
Street Baptist Church was we'll atten-
ded and proved a success socially and
financially.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
WEVA"

Albert Woods, of South Carbon, has
moved here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Grahams enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Prof. J. A.
Shields.
Herbert Mitchell, Of Winifrede, was
calling on friends here last week
Miss Nora Black and Eugene Otey
were quietly married last Tuesday
by Rev. l.. w. Mayo
Rev. J. ]. Turner, Supt. of Sunday
School Missions. preached an interes-
ting sermon at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Thursday night Rev Tur-
ner was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Tyree while here. -
! Pauline Thomas and Mrs. Margur-
lite Giles were calling On Mrs. Pattie
Bonds, Sunday.
Caveness went to see Mrs. John
Brooks Sunday who has been very
sick for some time and who will 20 to
Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday
morning
Mrs. Lucy Ray is very sick
Mrs. Hattie Hammer is sick
Miss Amanda Williams visited Miss
Alice Shoats Sunday.
Sherman Green, who received an
injury in the mines several weeks
ago, is improving slowly . .. -.
Rev. l.. w, Mayo was visiting in on,
town Sunday. -.,a
Rev. H. NJ. G. Reed; aof South Car
bon, will preach for us next Sunday
night.
we hope that the Colored voters O.
WeVaco will get in line for the pri
mary election which will be held soon
w. H. Harris, Of Montgomery, wa
here Monday in the interest of tn,
Continental Casualty Insurance Com
pany, Of Chicago. He .stopped at Mr.
! and Mrs. Jas. Graham's.
Robert Howard returned from tn
hospital and is no better.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church has NJ
| preacher yet
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
BANCROFT

The Ladies' Improvement I,oannc
hcid their public entertainment at
the residence Of Mrs. NJ. T. Sinclair
thursday evening. The program
consisted Of the following: Singing,
Lord God We Worship Thee" the
Loros Prayer, by the League, and
scripture reading. singing. Great
creator. Essay, Success or Fail
urc, Mrs. Lucy Mickens; song.
america; recitation, GODS B1esB-
lngs,' Mrs. Oscie Sawyers; paper,
Our Aim" Mrs. M. r. sSjnc1air. as
say Woman's Social Opportunities, -
MIS-. Mae Jones. Roll was called
and responded to by quotations. af
ter which the new officers were in
stalled by DR.. NJ. r. Sinclair, with q
lew remarks impressing the duties
or their Office upon them. Many Wis,
1toTs were present and spoke encur-
aging words to the members Of the
league, after which they we're invited
TO the dining room where they were
served. The visitors present were:
MIS-. George Brook Of Plymouth
Mrs. Leona Jones Of Cedar Grove,
Messrs. Jones, Edmonds, Mickens
and Smith of Plymouth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simons Woods, J. W. Sawyers Of
Black Betsey, and Hale Dickerson of
Bancroft.
Miss Missile Lee. Of Mt. Clair. \,
j., talked Sunday morning at II
o'clock at the Mt. ZION Baptist
church to o large and interested aud
lehcG, giving them her message.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Dici,2rson and
son Edward attended the DeacOn's
Institute at Raymond Thursday.
Mrs. Elijah Stevens, Of Plymouth,
spent few days in Bidwell last
week the guest Of friends, returning
Monday evening.
Mrs Nenia Williams and Mrs
Jackson Roberts were callers in Bet
sey Thursday.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Prince and
Of Cannelton, are spending
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
BUCKHANNON.

Mrs. Ada Clay. of Clarksburg. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Jack
Son.-----.----.-...
William LYDIA and daughter enter
tanned the Willing .. Workers. Thurs
day night #,~.~ 80
Mrs. j. W. Mumford, Misses Geor-
gia Sutton and Maud Tyler attended
the closing exercises Of the Weston
School Wednesday night.
Rev. George DeYoung, Of Simpson
M. E. Church lectured on Tuberculo-
sis, Sunday night.
Messrs. Lacy, Perkins and Lee, of
OFT Weston We're here eSaSpday. = 4 ,.
,, SEhasr,. Smith. was ~atuaMasten, Wed
nesday and attended the school en-
tertainment Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dickerson en-
tertained the Silver Leaf Club Friday
might.
Waldo Smith and Isom Taylor
made business trip to Clarksburg
Thursday.
Miss Nettie Madison was a Weston
visitor Wednesday,
Miss George Sutton, who was the
guest of Mrs. J. w. Mumford last
week, returned to her home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of Simpson M. e.
Church gave Campbell recital Tues
day evening. $500 was realized
from the entertainment.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
KONCE(ERTE.

Rev. Robinson preached his fare
well sermon at the Baptist Church
Sunday night. A large congregat-
ion attended and his many friends
regret his departure.
Mrs. Lille b. johnson, Of Charles
ton who have been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Eta Green, left last Sun
day to visit friends and relatives at
Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Price returned
here Saturday after visiting Mrs,
Thos. Johnson at Frankfort.
Chas. Brinkley visited Clifton
Forge last week.
Andy Crawford, an old and res
pected citizen Of Greenbrier Co.,
died Sunday at residence Of his
nepbews at Brush Ridge.
Rev. S. A. Lewis filed his usual
appointment at Anderson Sunday.
A. l.. Brinkley returned home
from Clifton FORGE hospital much
improved,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
GIRL WALTERS
VIII BE Tried On Diners Of Chicago
and Northwestern, Men he .,
ing Scarce.

The Chicago & Northwestern rail
road is trying out the innovation OFFS
girl Mattresses on through dining :
cars this spring owing to the scarcity
Of colored men for this work. h2'
The first woman railroad diner
waitress was the wife Of J. Garnier. a
colOred emp1oye running from Chi
cago to Omaha who refused to be j
separated from her husband by his &
work and was allowed to try her SER =
vices. The innovation has 80 far =
been successful and others will be !
secured, according to Supt. r.. RI
Matters, OF the dining car service of
the railroad, ..... -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
KANAWHA CITY.

Miss Amelia Johnson, of the w. v
G. l., visited her parents here Staur-
day and Sunday.
f.. d. Page made a business trip
= to Charleston Saturday.
Miss Ivory Good spent several DAYS
in Charleston last week visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Hackley.
Miss Lovelia Lewis, Of the w. V.
c. l., will spend week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Lewis.
Miss Annestine johnson intertain-
ed Sunday in honor of her sister,
Miss Amelia. Those who partook Of
Miss Johnson hospitality, were Misses
Ivory Woods. Willay White, John
Woods and John Lawson.
Aquilla Page, Of Hardwood, visit
ed his parents%Sunday.
G. l.. Jackson will visit friends on
now river Wednesday,
e: G. Page closed his school here
on. 18th, after successful term
Mr. Page has done great work and
deserves much credit.
The school picnic was a pleasant
affair TO all who attended.
Mrs. r. &. Johnson was a visitor
at South Kuffner Wednesday.
NJ. A. Page attended the entertain
mcnt given by Miss Ida MKing Sat-
night.
T.. D. Page is preparing for an
entertainment for the benefit of the
library which will be given in a
short while.
Sherman Green returned to Cabin
Creek Saturday after spending some
days here visiting his mother.
Miss AnnestiDe Johnson is visiting
in Charleston this week.
Mrs. J. w. Woods has recovered
from a recent illness.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
THOMAS.

Mrs, Fanny Burton, Mrs. Nettie
Redman and Ambrose Spencer, patti
ents at the Davis hospital, are re-
ported to be improving rapidly.
Motion Payne was Davis visitor
Sunday.
ID. A. Cox celebrated his fifty third
birthday Sunday the oath. by hay
ing to dine with him several Of his
intimate friends, those present were:
John Wade. Ohio Parrish Henry
Bolts e. j. Boxdale, G. l.. Ford,
Clarence Black, A. l.. Williams. Dan
iel Lee, Mrs, 3. F. Willis, Frances
Bolts, Adella Jones, Kate Lee, and
Eliza beth Thompson.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
TONISBURG.

Mrs. Mamie Holway, Of Beck
with, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
y. II. Moore.
Miss Gelna Davis is home from
Charleston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ---------------
Mrs. J. II. Adams, and Miss Ma
tllda Scott, were shopping in Mont
gomery Monday.
Little Eva Callander was calling
on friends at Burnwe1l Monday.
Rev. D. Stratton was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Moore, Miss
Mamie Coleman, and Gelna Davis.
we're shopping in Montgomery Wed
nesday.
Little Garfield Scott, who has been
SICK with fever is convalescing.
Mrs. Mamie Holwav returned
home Monday accompanied by her
daughter and Miss Geina Davis.
Mrs. Richard Miller, is visiting
friends at Beckwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Scott we're
shopping in Charleston last week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
DAVIS

The ladies Of the Mission Society
have been quite busy in various ways
in caring for the sick and those who
ma" want assistance. They are ever
willing and ready to lend a helping
hand. -....-
Oscar Lee and family, Of Luray,
Va, have come to Davis to make
their home. We are proud to well
come such worthy people.
Mrs. J.. d. Coleman, who met with
d serious accident in cutting her
hand, has so far recovered as to be
able to be at her work again.
Rev. Willis and T. B. Black we're
at Thomas Saturday looking after
the interest of the church anniver-
sary to be held May 81 and %.
The Literary Society. which was
organized with Mrs. Jennie Lee as
president and has not met for two
months, will resume it's work. The
aim is to discuss current questions
and to read and discuss good whole
some literature.
Orr teacher. e. 3. Black. was
agrecably surprised on his natal day.
when his friends called on him at
his boarding house and presented
him with sonic few tokens Of respect.
Our school is in very prosperous
condition. The president Of the
board Of education and one OF the
members visited the school and spoke
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28

sofne tihs hers visiting No. =
Al oste Scott. sis.s ~ S.s s{3ss5
Miss 6rcttn Roberts spent 4fsu = ~ -
ter psrt OF last week in Rsytaon1 US ~ ~ :
Mrs H, "A. Jones isssisitfnK fy3S az
in Gallipolis this week Sst
Mrs. J. w. Sawyers and Mrs TACK s',sy 4
son Roberts attended tho Deacons Il
Institute at Raymond Friday. y IN ss
Mrs. Simon Woods and Mira. j. w. 3.s,
Sawyers, of Betseyr were call ns psis s
friends here Sunday. 80 ssS ".
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Mickan4.5 }Ss
Mr.. and Mrs. j, "A. Jones, OF Ply
mouth, and Mrs. Edward Hicks here d
callers here Sunday - s{ssef lk.,,a,.S 49,
Mrs. Ella Jenkins is reported sickH d,
at this writing E&It&. ff}; VI. n SS
Mrs. William venable, who Yves \
taken to the hospital last week for 81
treatment, is reported Improving.
Mrs. Charles Williams and daugh- 7:
ter, Of Ward, are the guests OF Mrs. ~
Zenia Williams this week. =
Horner Phillips. of Plymouth, who :, !.
has been visiting friends In Ohio the. u
past week, returned home Saturday 4
morning. -. j
Mrs. Richard Smith and Mrs. n
Phillips Skanks were business callers q
here Friday. I'M
Anthony Powell, Of Pratt, who has,,
been spending SOME time with hts s,
daughter, Mrs. Richard Smith, OF 1
Plymouth, returned home last Satlif-- =
day. ..-... .ss.1t.
Mrs. Phillips Skanks and NIraJ sf3
Sarah Smith, Of Plymouth, called on y
the sick here Sunday. go Z h,{
G. w. Harris, Of Betsey. was a.
caller in Bancroft Sunday. - %i#
Mrs. Charles Stevens, Of Middle,
port. Ohio, STONED over a few hours
last Saturday en- route to her home. :.
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PAGE.

Kew. n. A. Smith filled his regular
appointment here Sunday and preach
ed two able sermons.
Mr.. RaWlin Scott and Miss, Maggie
walker We're quietly married at the
home of the bride Sunday evening,
Rey: N. A. Smi6h officiating.
The Sunday School gave concert
saturday night at the school house.
A neat sum was realized.
Pocahontas Lodge No. 7, will give
an entertainment to night.
Dan~Wllson, Of Red Star, and Miss
Bette Galloway, Of Thurmond, we're
guests of Miss Bette Benton.
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had rally Sunday and it was sue
cess. ----' ---------,-
Rev. A. j.. Scott, or Roanoke, Va,
preached here Sunday .-...-.--.-
Mr.. Bruce, who has been critically
i'll for some time, has returned home
from the hospital and is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. William Smith is quite i'll
with neuralgia. Y
-, Mrs. /. J. Hawkins, of Madison
was over and spent n few days visit
ing her husband and friends.
H. NJ. Newell made business trip
to Logan last week.
William Smith made a business
trip to Logan last week.
The Holden Minecs' band gave an
entertainment at the hall Saturday
evening. -" -
Thomas Lain made .ne trip to
Huntington Saturday and returned
Monday.
The Odd Fellows gave an enter
tainment at the hall Monday even
ing and had a nice time.
Don Wilson has returned from
Kentucky and brought in some men.
Rev. j. j. Turner, president Of the
Sunday school convention, was here
the past week and preached an able
sermon.
G. W. Watkins has gone to Madi-
son to visit his wife and daughter.