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SPORT
JEFFRIES IS
GETTING FAST

Ben I.omond. Cal. June S.--Threc
fast rounds with Bob Armstrong, III
which .Ieffries drew blood from his
colored sparring partner for the hrst
time since training began. constituted
the principal feature of compafh-
lively quiet day. Jenries was faster
than usual. and. counterins heavily
on the ncgro'S mouth. made the blood
flow freely. IelTries and Corbett did
not box, but Will probably don the
gloves tomorrow. as the outdoor box
ing platform was completed late TINS
evening. All Of todays work was
done In the morning. After the bout
with Armstrong. IcffrieS tusseled
few moments with Farmer Burns and
a short period AT the neck machine
completed the work In camp. Later
In the day Ieffrics, accompanied by
Burns and Cornell. climbed Ben Lo-
mond mountain. returning To camp at
about ocloclC. dripping with per"
spirntion.
Jenries this afternoon reiterated
his statement that no difficulty had
arisen between himself and Manager
Sam Berger that Berger's work had
been entirely satisfactory. and that
no change is contemplated.
JeRries displayed considerable
warmth In branding the reports of
trouble with his manager as coming
from trouble makers.
III is vary easy for mo to figure ont
just why these stories 0oat down here
from San Francisco" said Jcnries.
Trouble makers would like 10 sec
this camp in the air like the other
fellows. After this | am nos e.ing
to pay any attention TO the rumors-
We arc just happy family down
here now. and nobody is going to
break up our combination.
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BANK CASHIER
COMMITS SUICIDE

PoCATELLo, Ida. juno S.-Harry
B. Kay. "a years old. until recently
cashier OF a bank In Pasadena. Cal,
committed suicide by shooting him.
self In hotel here today He was
en- route to his home In St Joseph,
Mo. after hunting trip In Idaho. He
was well supplied with money and the
motive for his act is unknown.
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MATCH FOR PAPkE.

KANSAS CITY. June SIN Al Co.
rale. Chicago fighter, Charles Welsh
has finally landed an opponent for
Billy Papkc. who has been here a
week waiting for a fight The pair
Will battle ten rounds June II. They
Will meet at catch weights
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COAST LEAGUE.

AZ Los Angeles 5; Sacra.
mento, T.
AT San Francisco-oakland, 2. San
Francisco, 6,
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PRELIMINARY FOR BIG FIGHT.

ST. EOUIS. June s.-Bnl Clark. the
Belfast Chicken" OF other fighting
days. received an offer today from
Billy Delaney OF San Francisco to box
d preliminary of four rounds at the
1eur1es-Johneon tight. Clark Is 81
years old. His opponent Is to be
Jem Mace. IS years old.
delaney offers each OF the former
Pugiiists his expenses to San Fran.
cisco and $50. Clark and Mace. ac-
eoroing to Clark, had a rough fight
IN the Empire Theater, In Now York,
back In the 70s.
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SHAKE 81 INTO YOUR sHOes

paluful. usr'lsa' tho ont.eptIe powder. II curcs
tho siny out Of nsisoa, feet and Instantly takes
msRea t9s, 1,ss,e,sry Of the ogc Aliens Foos. Fs.s
eare for s%ean III nes ssoes feel easy Itls eortap
AIways 1.s 70 breuS swoGen, ircd. aching feet
i1S1p boSx e,SsySSGro sSs5n. BY nal for ~ cs n
ace. sddfess Tso ss:fitS oS Fsr FREg .r,s psef
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
WESTERN LEAGUE,

Al Wichita-Wichfta, 4; Topeka, 8
AT Denver-Denver. IL, ST. Joe. 4.
AT Lincoln, I, Omaha.
GA inninEs).
AZ Sioux City-Des Moines-Sioux
City postponed; rain.
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GRANeY FOR REFEREE.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Eddie
Graney Will referee the fght between
Sam Langford and AL Kaufman In
this city on June is. Graney was Sc
lected tonight.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Bansas City. s; Lou
isyille. O.
Al Columbus-Milwaukee, 3; Co
lumbus. .
At IndIanapolis-St Paul. 2; In
dianapolis. o.
AT Toledo-MinneapoliS. /, Toledo,
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Cambridge-Dartmou ., Har-
Sasd, /
AT Princeton-PrInceton. 4; Holy
Cross, o.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

At Tacoma-Tacoma, 0; Seattle. s
AT Spokane-Spokane, 8; Nancou-
Vor. .
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81. Louis. O.; New York, Z.

Louis down with FIVE scattered hits
today. while New York batted Corri'
don and Backman freely. and won
! TO D. Bridwell starred both at the
bat and in the field. Score
r. II f,
ST LOUIS --.....,s,,,ss.., y
New York ..-,..s...........1 10 y
Batteries-Corridon, Backman and
Phelps; AmeS and Myers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 2: Plttsbura. 3.

BOSTON. June S.-Boston shut out
Pittsburg 1 to In the first game to-
day, but the visitors won to In the
second, an eleven-lnning affair. The
scores:
r. H. +.
Plttsburg ...........0 . o
Boston ,,-,.....,. ......,.s.l o j
Batteries-Camnitz, Philippi and 81
mon. Curtis and Graham
Second game;
Z, H. E.
Boston ..........s...,. 6 o
Pittsburg ...,s.,-........3
Batteries -Mattern and Rarlden and
Graham; Adams. White. Lever and
Gibson
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BROOKLYN. June S.-Cincinnati
walked away with todays game. Is
to .. Ruckcr was knocked ont ol
the box in six innings. Schneiberg
made his National League debut In
the seventh and lasted but one in
ming. four hits. four passes and
batter hit netting seven runs. The
batter hit was Paskert. who stopped
d wild shoot with his head and was
knocked unconscious. He resumed
playing, however Score;
r. II. K.
Cincinnati ....,........,..,l 10
Brooklyn ..-.,....s.'.s' .s''.''
Batteries-Buris-N Mclean; Rucbcr.
Schuelberg, Dessau and Erwin.
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Chicago. ?; Philadelphia, 3.

PHILADELPHIA. June S-Chicago
won today, : TO 3. The visitors hit
the curves of Sparks and Moroney
very hard. Score.
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PRIZES FoR GRAND CIRCUIT

HARTFORD. Conn. June S.-The
ntries for the chief events OF tho
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Washington, /; Detroit, 5.

washington, Vi Oetrot, D
DETROIT, June S.-Groome weak
encd in The sixth and Detroit made
il three straight from Washington and
eleven in a row. 10 |. AS soon as
the last man was ont Dayy Jones as
saWlted Manager McAlecrs striking
him and cutting his eye Players
dragged them apart. Score.
r. ii. E.
Washington ....ss,s..ss .
Detroit ....-.. ...........0
Batteries-Groome and Street; Sum
mcrs and Schmidt.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


NEW fo'h' ~ " "' "
ST. LOUIS, June S.-Thc game be.
tween New York and ST. Louis was
called at the end OF the seventh In
ming today because of rain The score
was tied Mt TO 4. Score;
r. H. Fl.
New York .,....1...,.....4 o
ST. Louis .........., -..4
Batteries-Warhop aud Mitchell
Bailey and Killifer.
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CHICAGO. June S.-Three singles
in row gave Chicago victory over
Boston today in the twelfth inning,
s. TO 4 The batting and base running
of French. who twice went from first
10 third on sacrifices. were features.
Score
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CONTINUED on Page Eieht.)
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Cincinnati. 10; Brooklyn. 2.

BatterieS-Cole and Archer; SPARKS
Maroney and DooiD.
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Cleveland, I; Philadelphia, 10.
CLEVELAND, June S-Philadelphia
beat Cleveland today. Bender was
effective. while Berger and Doane
were hit hard Score
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Chicago, S; Boston, q.

Berger. Doane. kostener
and Bcmis, Bender and Lapp,
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II. n r.
Chicago
Boston .-,,s,s.....-,.-3 10
Batteries F Smith and Payne; c
smith, Wood and Carrigan
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

Messrs. Urvell Crawford. Archie
Brown, Floyd Foulk; Miss Mabel
washington; Messrs. VIM. Richard
son; J. #. Hunt; VIM. Holland; VIM
Avler.
lha annual sermon Of the K. OF T..
an {. Of G. lodges was held April
ara in the Beechurst Ave. A. NJ. F..
church. The. sermon was preached
by Rev. Grant Boyer, Of Fairmont,
assisted by Rev. S. Christian ana
Kew Taylor and Rev. Digges, pastor
OF NJ. e. church.
MISS Annie Harris and mother,
who have been making their home
at ClarksburS, are in the city for q
few days.
A. Fl. Rrown and Ralph Gardner
nave moved their barber shop on
chestnut street to A. w. Wright's
Old stand and are known now as the
Brown, Garner and Crawford.
A. w. Wright, who has been in
the restaurant business on Chestnut
street is out Of business and is now
FIRST cook at the White Hotel.
James Taylor, Of Fairmont, was In
our city for the annual bauuet which
was given by the Masons.
Miss Ellza beth Lewis, trvil Graw~
ford and Archie Brown, went to Con-
ncllsVille to attend the Easter ball
Henry Jones, Of Grafton, was in
our city Wednesday evening and
was the guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Lewis
Emerson Blue, of Farmont. at.
tended the annual banquet of the
masons.
Miss '. Robinson, of Fairmont,
was mere few days.
Johnnie Shorts, of Point Marion
Pa, was The guest of Miss Louisa
Jenkins Sunday.
Miss Bcula Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Grant attended the
NJ. E. annual conference which was
hcld in Pittsburg, Pa, few days
ago.
Rev. Nathan Miller. the local dea-
con Of the West Virginia Conference,
is sick.
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NIT. HOPE.

The town which was destroyed by
fire recently has been doing business
since the second day Of the fire
under tents and improvised struct-
ures. The Bank Of Mt. Hope has
built q temporary structure around
it's vault, as the latter withstood the
flames and is doing business in the
same way. 1t was interrupted from
business but one day.
Many who were in business are
leaving for other towns as it will be
some time before permanent store
buildings will be erected.
Nearly all the unfortunate resi-
dents have moved to the nearby
towns as the state guards left for
Charleston Tuesday with the tents,
which were supplied by the state.
The best Of order has been maintain
ed all the while and not once was
the militia called upon,
The fire. marshall Of this district
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
PARKERSBURG.

X Miss Maybelle Williams, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. William Fer
guson for sometime, returned to her
Home at Mcdonald, Pa, Sunday
morning. 49,.
Miss Eliza Colston, of GAINESVILLE,
Sister Of Miss Esther Colston, teach
er in Sumner School, Is in the city.
They will reside permanently on
Latrobe street. "a
Mr.. William Ruffner, of Clarks-
burg, was visitor in the city Sun
day
Mrs. Marie Taylor and Mrs. Rob
ert Shaw, Of Chicago, ILL.,, after
spending delightful visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Madi-
som on Seventh street, returned to
their homes Friday morning.
The teachers of Summer High
school will have Arbor and Bird Day
exercises Friday afternoon. An in
|teresting program has been arranged.
McClung Orchestra gave a. dance
in Belpre, O., at the Belpre Academy
Friday evening. A large crowd was
la <ICISlluduCC.
Mrs. Henry Simpson, of 18th street
FSs able to be out after being i'll for
three weeks.
The Literary Society Of Sumner
high School will have a specially ar.
ranged program for Friday evenine
at the Zion Baptist church at which
time w. I. Foreman, president of the
Board Of Education, will talk on the
subject, Single Tax"
James Edmonson entertained al
Blk o'clock dinner Monday evening:
Prof. Horace Talbot, secretary OF
lWllberforce University, and Rev. F.
II. Alleyne, pastor of Bethel A. M. T.
church.
Tie K. Of P. lodge chartered car.
and went to Marietta, O., in a bod,
fSunday afternoon to the, annua
Thanksgiving sermon of the X. of P
lodge of that city which was held If
the Methodist Episcopal church al
2:30 o'clock. Prof. J. r. Jefferson
made an excellent address afte,
which Prof. Horace Talbot, Secretar,
or Wtfberforce University, delivered
the annual Thanksgiving sermon.
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BACKGAMMON.

Miss Lottie Smith was the week
end guest Of Clarksburg friends.
Mrs. Eliza Nlumford entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society Friday after
noon. -. ~
Mrs. Thornton Jackson vas taken
suddenly i'll Sunday. s<.' -
H. D. Hazlewood,r !8f Parkersburg
was the weekend guest of Miss
Maud Davis.
Mrs. Amanda Brown has returned
from Sutton, where she attended the
funeral Of her mother.
Mrs. Jas. Wade was hostess to the
Wiling Workers, Thursday night.
Mrs. J. w. Mun1fofSi entertained
the Silver Leaf Club Friday nigh
at her home on Sedgewick street.
Rev. George DeYounge has re-
turned from conference. His many
friends warmly welcomed him back
as Pastor of Simpson M. f. church
The entertainment given at the
A. NJ. E. church Friday night by
Victoria street school, assisted by
Prof. Kyle, Misses Patton and Las
sitter, Of Clarksburg, was all that
had been promised and we'll attend
ed
Prof. Jenkins, Mr.. Patton and
Mable Roane, Of Clarksburg, at
tended the entertainment given here
Friday night.
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Sunday. Mr.. FfoFenee was enro,,te
home from MoFsantown where he
attended the closing exercises of the
school. fs. ..
L. r. Jordan and d. II. KYLE.
principal and. assistant of Water
street school; Misses Eulah Patton,
Geraldine Lasstter; Mabel and Byrd
Rome, students, Epent Friday ana
Saturday in Buckhannon. ..
The first two students were the
victors in q debate between the two
schools.
Rev. S. p. West preached the ami
rersary sermon to Star Lodge, X. of
p. and the Court Of Calanthe at the
A. NJ. f.. church Sunday afternoon.
The order made a fine appearance.
Robert &c. Clay, the noted orator
OF Bristol, Tenn, has attracted large
audiences to all Of his meetings.
HIS addresses made at the court
house on Monday and Thursday ev-
en1ngs were conceded to be the best
heard here in years. The local press
has been loud in it's praise Of Mr..
Clay's wonderful ability. Mr.. Clay
was heard at all the churches Sun
day.
John Rurkett died Sunday morn
ing at st. Mary's Hospital Of blood
poisoning. InterIf1ent took place
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lille Allen spent Sunday in
ta1rchance, Pa, with her parents.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
HUNTINGTON.

Mis-. A. B. Hughes returned Sat-
urdW from Christiansburg, Va.
where she was called a few weeks
ago by the illness Of her parents.
She left them much improved.
Lewis Young, Of Williamson, was
business caller in our city last
week.
Miss BERTHE Steward, Of Lancaster.
~ was the guest Of her sister, Miss
stella Stewart, Of 1901 Seventh
avenue.
Miss Eva Tyler was the charming
hostess to the Orion Club Friday ov.
ening. ST.
Mrs. Hannah Lightfoot, WHO spent
several days as the guest or her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Hannah Lewis, re-
turned to her home at Boswell, Va,
Wednesday.
Miss Lonnie Barnes was the guest
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.,ONWOOD.

Mrs. John Morris left Tuesday
morning for her home in Lynchburg
on account of illness.
Mrs. J. B. Guthrie is very i'll at
her home.
G. w. Robinson was called to
Charleston Thursday on business,
Miss Ethel Bryant, teacher Of the
Kimberly school, was visiting Mrs
J. B. Guthrie last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Clark, enter
tanned at dinner Friday Mrs. II. H.
Railey Mrs. E. c. Page and Miss
Ruth Watson, of Montgomery.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Holman is quite i'll at
this writing.
s. II. Clark made business trip
to Charleston Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Saun-
ders Friday, twins.
The Donwood public school closed
Friday with program at the church.
The house was crowded with friends
from Montgomery and home people.
The children played we'll their parts
and the flag drill deserves special
mention. Thos. Johnson and II. II.
Railey, William Wicks and William
Boone made short talks. The pat
rons Of the school served a banquet
after the program. This closes Mrs.
Railey's fifth year at this place. =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

Of Miss Rosa Carter>la week. 49,
Miss Ethel Le%ts-who spent Easter
Lat home with her parents on Artisan
avenue. has returned to her school
at Kaymore. ~s>: +
Miss Sadie E.. Jones, of Bluefield,
is Ill at the residence of Mrs. Jane
Burkes, Of Artisan Ave. ...
Launce1ot Housen, the little grand
son Of Mrs. Sarah Burkes, is sick
this week. .------...EEAe
Mrs. Rejelia Carter returned home
Friday after very delightful week
spent with her daughter. Miss Es-
tella Vaughan, of Williamson.
"A. M. Baker went to Clifton Forge
Saturday on Business.
The sad and Impressive funeral
services Of Mrs Alice Fullum. who
departed this life Wednesday morn
Ing were conducted at the First Bap-
list church by Rev. I. " Bryant Fri
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Mrs.
Fullum had been i'll for several
months but grew decidedly worse
about two weeks ago. during which
time her mother was at her bedside.
The deceased was for several years
the widow of DR.. w. s. Kearney and
was left with four children to care
for; Castlebury, Arnett, Truedell
and Estavon. With a resolution
that was remarkable she set herself
to the task Of rearing and educating
them and 1t may be said to her honor
that no children were kept in school
more regularly than were hers.
Meanwhile she kept up the taxes on
her property and finished paying for
the same. She was always a quiet
neighbor and had that strength of
character to maintain her self-respect
at all times. -Four years ago she
was married to J. D. Fullum. He has
been thoroughly devoted to his
Wife's interests and sympathized
with her in all her plans. She
leaves behind her husband, four
children, father and mother, q sister
and brother and numerous friends.
Our deepest sympathy is extended to
| the bereaved family.
The annual sermon Of the Order of
st. Luke was preached in a very able
and impressive manner by Rev 8. A.
Thurston at, the Sixteenth street
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
This lodge consists mostly of women
and presented pleasing appearance
in their white Uniforms. A large .au-
dlence was in attendance at this SER
vice and all enjoyed the many good
things told of the progress Of this
order.
| The Y. M. C. A. met at the First
Baptist church Sunday afternoon at
the usual hour. Rev, w. O. Carver
was the speaker Of, the afternoon
and addressed them, on the subject
What Christ expects Of me- The
subject was eloquent, logical and
practical, showing the master mind
OF the speaker.
Much credit is due Mrs. Annie Ar.
rihgton who, assisted, by the RISING
Sons and Daughters members
friends of the First Baptist church
presented Rev. Rryant7zwith a, suit @
felothes as token Of esteem for him
and his excellent success in his work
here.
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'" BUUf6ETfbTID:.

Jas. Hairston,/ of Bland street, IS
reported sick
Mrs. J. Robert Jones, Of keystone.
was shopping in Bluefield last week.
Prof. VIM. Pickens, professor OF
modern languages at Talladega COL
lege, gave a lecture on Abraham
lAncoln at the Bluef1eld Colored IN
stltute on March 81. While in the
city he was the guest Of Dr.. N. l.,
Edwards.
Miss Mary E. Whey spent last week
in the coal fields.
John Richardson is making an ex-
tended trip through North Carolina.
Df. Frank e. Bryant, of Cobbs
pharmacy, made a business trim to
Keystone last week.
The Cobb's Coca Cola base hall
club will give a ball and banuuet at
the Imperial Hotel Monday evening,
April 4. Covers will be laid for
about 200.
w. w. Green has completed a very
successful term Of School at Glen Side
and will spend q few weeks in this
city before taking up his summers
work.
Sherman Finney, Of Mcdowell,
passed through the city en- route to
Henry county, Virginia He expects
to be there several weeks, looking
after his farm and spring srops.
The friends Of Julius Hairston will
De grleved to learn Of the death
which occurred at his home, Walnut
Cove, n. G., April 8. He was a char
ter member Of G. w. Hayes No. 80,
K. Of p, and prior to his illness was
employed on the N. & w. as q brake
man.
Mrs. Harriet Campbell, who has
been i'll for a long time is now con-
valescing.
The public schools did not open
on the 4th as was expected. At
JOINT meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
cation and the Board Of Health. it
was thought best for the health Of
the city that they remain closed q
while longer. They will probably
open April II.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
DAVIS.

Rev. George Fountain, Of Clifton
Forge, Va, was business visitor
here Saturday and was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs -L-D-C Coleman. -----
Prof. f. B. Black was visiting his
brother Prof. Clarence Black, of
Thomas Saturday and Sunday
Frank Jeffries, who has been
spending the winter with his pa
rents at Gainesville, Va, has re-
turned.
Tickets are out for the supper to
be given at the Baptist church Thurs
day night.
Frank Jeffries and Samuel Smith
Of Luray, Va, are here to Join us
as residents Of our town. Mr.. JEFF
fries is brother Of Mrs. Virgie Lee.
Chas. NTalon is one Of the disput-
ants in a debate: Resolved, That a
colored man has right to be a Dem
OCrat
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

arrived Saturday and spent the day
In making up bia records. Many in
|surance men were here also summing
up the loss, as nearly every business
place was insured.
M. b. Brockman, who lost his res
idence and tailor shop will rebuild
Immediately; also H. A. Scott Ia con-
templatfng the erection OF o hand
some brick and stone structure on
his property. -.........- .. .-.... e..
Rev. l.. ] Thornton preached the
thanksgiving sermon of Rose Of
Sharon Lodge No. 6, at Mcdonald
Sunday. He. is now conducting a
revival at his church at Kilsyth, as
sisted by Revs. Wilson, Howard,
Gordon and Daniels. .-.------ .
i l.. w. Thompson has moved his
FAMILY to their future home at White
Sulphur.
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Edlow Waddy, of Harvey, is here
visiting his sister this week.
Mrs. l.. Grandson made q business
trip to Stone Cliff last week.
Misses M. j. Bradley and virginia
uoloston are spending sometime
with their parents before returning
to Institute.
Miss &c. V. Shelton spent SUNDAY
with her parents.
e. t. Wade, j. Dickerson and T
Jones attended services here Sunday,
Misses Matte. Bradley and Eula
booker were at Thurmond last week
on business.
Miss Willie Washington visited
her sister last week at Sun.
w. VI. Steven and Henry Ena1 IF
hoyal, attended services here sun
day
MIS-. Carrie Perkins, of HandIev
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Hat
tie Perkins.
Rev. a. P. Harris preached for ns
again Sunday. The sermon was .
very instructive one.
Mr.. Jesse Waddy was the guest
or MISS Bradley Sunday.