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The Delta independent., 1911-06-09
CRAWFORD.
[crawford Chroniele. ]

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bellmire are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
baby girl last Sunday, May 2Sth.
John Feekes, brother of Ger
ritt Feekes. accompanied by his
wife, mother and sister came in
from Davis, South Dakota, last
Tuesday to visit relatives. They
may decide to locate here.
Ike Wallace informs us that the
water is now running through the
Saddle Mt. Extension of the High
Line Ditch. Mr.. Wallace undertook
to build this extension which will
give the farmers plent of water.
The Paonia Degree team of Odd
fellows paid the Crawford lodge a
visit last Tuesday night and ex-
empl fled number of degrees.
These brothers certainly put on the
work to perfection, which was much
appreciated by our brothers. The
Paonia Lodge of Odd Fellows Is
one of the most progressive lodges
on the Western Slope, they owning
their own building which cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000.
The best feed in Delta county at
Crahill's
The Delta independent., 1911-06-09
PAONIA.
[Paonia Booster.I

Jack Lappin met with a painful
accident one day last week, when
he burned his hand severely while
making candy.
l.. G. Bird returned from a busi-
ness trip to Cedaredge Friday even
ing last, and reports everything
flourishing in that wide-awake lit
tie village.
A. S. Hall and B. S. Richards
arrived in town Sunday with two
cars of immigrant goods and will
take up a residence on property
they recently acquired on German
mesa.
On May 23rd, the local post Of
flee handled 2,169 pieces of incom-
ing mail. Postmaster Bunker is a
hustler but will feel somewhat re-
lieved when this extra task OF
counting the pieces of mail is over
with at the end of the month. Miss
Murray's smiling countenance is
again seen behind the postoffice
window, and her good nature has
possibly been improved by her long
vacation.
H. G. Poe and Paul Wilson OF
Hotchkiss, were in town yesterday
and brought up the SIS cup which
will be contested for by the Paonif
and Hotchkiss business mems bal
/ teams The cup is c. exhibition a
Dunbars drug store and is a per
! feet beauty. 1t will be taken Il
Hotchkiss and put on display there
but will come back here to remail
permanently when the Paonia team
wins it, which of course we viii
The Delta independent., 1911-06-09
tHotchkiss HeraId.I

lftOtCuhlSS titI dAh-J
G. n. Prentiss was transacting
business in Delta yesterday.
w. r. Gale and some men from
Delta are here this week working oh
the new bridge across Leroux creek
Just west of town. This is going to
he one of the most substantial
bridges in the county when 1t is
finished.
The residence OF Frank Lombard
near Elberta was burned to the
ground last week and Mr.. Haighes
father of Chas. Haighes was quite
badly burned while trying to get
some wearing apparel out of the
burning building.
Robert Robertson of Virginia who
has been attending the School ot
Mines in this state has secured q
position with the North Fork Goa
company and expects to remain To-
some time. He went up to the min'
on Wednesday.
The civil case tried in the Jus
(, tice Court on Wednesday resulted II
} o victory for the complaining party
1t seems that A. ]. Aver who own
a building in Crawford sold th'
same and then went and threw thu
belongings of the renter outside
The renter was using the place a
a barber shop and brought sui
for damage against Mr.. Aver, get
ting $3.50
The Delta independent., 1911-06-09
HOTCHKISS.
North Fork Times.1

Fred Willoughby bought an auto
mobile of J. w. Douthitt last week.
Mrs. VIM. Faircloth visited her
sister in Delta this week.
Dan Mcintyre of Crawford was
down to Delta Sunday.
VIM. Foster of Maher and Ira
Foster of Crawford were passengers
to Delta yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Mccartney is very
poorly at this writing. She has
been in poor health for several
years.
Sheriff Williams was up Friday
night looking after some weary
Willies that have been camped up
the gulch for some time. Shorty
requested them to move on.
Mrs. E. Powers who has been
nursing VIM. McMillon for the past
two weeks left for her home in Aus
tin on Tuesday morning. Mr.. Nc
MILAN is rapidly regaining his
health.
Three cars of iron to be used In
constructing a large sipbon for the
Scenic Ditch was unloaded here last
week. There are 100000 pounds o1
iron.
Mrs. w. w. Roller and Mrs. J.
d. Whitehurst of Salida took a triI
through the valley last Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hubbard
of Eckert. They were very much
pleased with our country.
A bond election was held at La.
zear last Saturday at which time
the sum of $4,000 was voted fol
The Delta independent., 1911-06-09
WHAT DELTA COUNTY
PAPERS ARE SAYING

the purpose of building school
house at that place. There was only
one vote against the bonds.
J. A. Jakewith and James Wright
of Omaha have been here the past
few days looking over the country
with a view of buying. Oliver Bak-
er accompanied them home Wednes-
day.
All of the teachers of the Hotch-
kiss schools, except Mrs. Hanson,
accompanied by Prof Shaw and
wife visited at j L. Hanson's last
Saturday They report a pleasant
day.
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CHiILIICOTHE, O.

Miss Ollie Garnes. of Columbns
ONO sang very impressively-" Abide
with me" at Quinn Chapel A. NJ. T..
church, Sunday night
The contest for a chair given bv
the Main st. p. e. District, came off
Friday night in the lecture room OF
Quinn chapel. The contestants were
Misses Mae Medley and Jennie Bur-
rell, of Kingston. Miss Medley COL
lected $3.50. Miss Burrell COL
lected 1883. The chair was award
ed Miss Burrell.
Sunday was rally day at Quinn
chapel. Amount raised $232.41.
MI. and Mrs. Curtis
Harveysbury, Ohio, have rented
their farm for two years and moved
to Chlll1cothe and are stopping with
Miss Ellen Dowdy, w. Main street.
Inc revival meeting which was
announced to commence at Quinn
chapel will not commence this week
on account Of the health of the pas-
tor being little impaired.
Miss Florence Gatliff received the
ring offered by the 9Th p. f.. Dist.
Miss Mabel Marshall is confined
to her bed with la grippe at the
nome Of her parents on 9th street.
Mrs. Eugene Lcggons is still i'll
at her home on Elm street.
George Ryan was taken suddenly
Ill Sunday morning at his home on
South Walnut street
Misses Mao Johnson and Mabel
brandon, Of Kingston, worshiped at
Quinn chapel Sunday night.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
ELIIINS.

The Philomathean Literary So
ciety of the 4. NJ. e. Church tender
ed reception in honor OF Miss Hen
rittte Vinton Davis, Tuesday.
j. a. Scott, Tonsorial Artist Of
Lewisburg, has charge Of A. w.
Watkins shop.
Arthur Hunter, of Carksburg, is
here on special business and will
leave Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Baxter have
left Warrington and Will reside here.
Mrs. Paul Fletcher will entertain
the Bible Glass Sunday.
Rev. Menifee, Of Grafton, preach
ed at the Second Baptist Church,
Sunday.
A parlor social was given at the
residence of Mrs. Ella Hall Monday,
Tor the benefit of the A. NJ. e.
church.
Key. W. II. Thomas held the Sec
ond Quarterly Conference and meet
ing at the 4. VI. E. Church Tuesday
land Wednesday.
= ''"-N'|l, NhO Is SdlQ 10 De
the oldest man in this county, is i'll
at the home Of his son, D. Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Knallen enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, C. T. Har-
riS and J. II. Scott and Miss Grace
Green.
-- Mrs Ed Butler and-a4rs. Mary
Samuels left for Kentucky Tuesday,
to visit relatives.
Phillip Davis, of Mountain Lake
Park, is here on business.
Robert Grey is home from Char
lesion after being absent many
weeks.
Miss Maude Tyler is doing quite a
business in the hair-trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzhugh, Of Lewis
burg, were the guests of Mrs. Will
liams Monday.
Grand rally at A. VI. +. Church
Sunday. Rev. S. p. West, Of Clarlis-
burg, Will preach.
Inc pastor Of the A. NJ. y. Church
IS busy with the children getting
ready fer Easter.
Mrs, y. Graham left for Suttons-
vile, Monday.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of tho A. VI.
Z. Church gave hoop-drill Thurs
day evening.
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BARBOURSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson
moved to Huntington, last week.
b. Morris, who has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. A. Hill, for some
time, left for Columbus Saturday.
r.. Hendricx attended the play at
Institute Friday night and visited
friends in Saint Adams Saturday
and Sunday.
S. Taylor was the. guest Of Miss
Mary Hill Sunday.
D. Kilgorc, who has been very i'll
with Ia grippe, for several weeks, IS
improving nicely.
VI. y. Hicks spent Sunday at
home
r. w. Randolph, Of Charleston.
was the guest Of Miss 3. Hicks the
10Th inst
Ervine Higgins spent Sunday at
home.
VIM. GOode and Miss Bertha Rob
insOn were quietly married recently.
Misses Bessie, Allie and Hattie
Hicks were shoppers in Huntington
last week.
James Rroadnax. Of Huntington
has a position at the M FL C. dor.
{,
Rev. J. A. Scott will fiji his ap-
pointment on the 2nd Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
INSNNTITE.

G. II. Beane, of Charleston, at
tended the drama given by the Sec
ond Year Academic Glass at the
Yves Virginia Colorcd Institute Fri
day evening.
Hon. e. l.. Long, State Treasurer,
delivered an address at the West
Virginia Colored Institute Wednes-
day. Feb. %.
Mrs. G. f. Mitchell was quite i'll
several days this week.
Miss Amelia Wilcher was the
guest of Miss Charlotte Campbell
Sunday.
The Agriculture Department of
the West Virginia Colored Institute
mas secured a new supply of seeds
and IS preparing for the spring open
ing. Last year this department did
some excellent work along the line
of truck gardening and from the
preparation that is being made more
land will be used for this work than
last season.
r. r. Carter spent Sunday at H.
Stitute.
Pres and: Mrs. Byrd PrilIerman
were called away Tuesday because of
the death Of a relative.
Harvey Peters was called home
Friday because of the illness of his
sister caused from receiving a severe
burn.
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PRATT.

TN. Hale. OF. Charleston and
DR.. o, l.. Hodge, OF Montxome~y,
were on our streets last Monday en-
route to Burnwen.
Mrs. Ellen Jackson, OF Crown Hill,
was business visitor here Tuesday.
j. F. Morris made q business trip
to Mucklow Wednesday.
Miss Jennie X. Foster left Thurs
day for few months visit at In
stitute.
Mrs. Thos. w. Holmes was in
Handley Tuesday to adjust the
claim Of Mrs, Emma Irwin for the
American Workmen Insurance Co.
of Washington, ID. C.
j. F. Morris was business yisi-
tor in Charleston Thursday. ~.
Mrs. Chas. Rollins was visitine
friends in Handley Sunday.
Chas. Rollins, who has been sicl;
for few days, is able to return to
his work again.
J. II. Brooks, OF Handley, was here
Wednesday on business.
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Gle will have their anniversary at
the church Monday, March 6. An
excellent program will be rendered
after which an oyster supper will be
served.
Sunday was Women's Day at Lo-
gan Memorial church. The pastor
preached in the morning to a full
congregation. A special program
was rendered at night A neat sum
was realized.
Mrs. Waldo Jones, of New Jersey,
spent few days with Mrs. F. O.
Lacy of Belpre, Ohio, last week.
Charlie Lee, Of Wheeling, is in
the city, called here by the serious
illness Of her brother, Henry.
Mrs. frankie Watson and grand
daughter, of Sistersville, are in the
city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Waldo Jones, Mr.: and Mrs.
n. d. LAKEWOOD, Mrs frankie Wat
son and granddaughter took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Lacy, Of Bel
pre-, Ohio, Sunday.
Mr.. and ihrs. William Ferguson
returned home from Baltimore, Md,
Monday eve.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
EAIRNIONT.

DR.. Eugene Youngue, Messrs.
Jones and Biglow, of Clarksburg, at
tended Geo. Evans Honey Boy Min
strel here Tuesday night. While
here they were guests of NJ. T.. Obie
and VIM. 0. Armstrong.
Mrs. Norvan Jackson entertained
at dinner Sunday VIM. o. Arm
strong and Miss Florence Goff, the
teachers Of Dunbar School.
Mrs. G. c. Gill, whose illness has
been mentioned several times, ia
SO much improved at this writing
that she will be able to come home
from the hospital this week.
Mrs. Sam Wilson entertained a
few friends at whist Thursday even
ing. A pleasant time was had by
those present.
Ray, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Nelson,w was quite i'll last week.
Miss Beulah Smith passed through
our city last week enroute to Man
nington.
Revival services have closed at
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. The SER
vices were very successful Rev
Simms, Of Pittsburg, assisted Rev
WanZer in the meeting.
Born to MT. and Mrs Dan Harris,
Friday 25th, daughter.
The annual bazaar and baby con-
test opened Monday night, 27, con-
will continue throughout the week
at Monroe St. NJ. E. Church.
Little Virginia Washington is
much improved at this writing.
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RED STAR.

- Rev. D, -o,-pean preached a very
able sermon at Hill Top Baptist
church, Sunday morning.
Among those who attended the
closing exercises OF Scarboro school,
taught by Miss Ida Alexander. We're
Misses Matte Bradley. OF Quinne-
mont, Beulah Agee. jamie Shepherd,
Georgia Wells, of Seminary, Prof.
and Mrs. Arter. Miss Ardelle Smith,
MRS. Mamie White, of Sun, and
MessrS. Hurhert Banks. OF Thur
mond, Basil Braxton. McBrayer
Hickman. Turner and Hill.
Mrs. f. M. Davis closed a success
full term Of school Friday. A splendid
program was rendered at night.
Miss Evangeline hurry. who was
called home to Staunton. Va, on ac-
count OF the illness Of her father, re-
turned Saturday to resume her stud
les at w. Va. Seminary and College
John Holmes of Oak Hill. was the
guest OF Miss Ardelle Smith Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. w, Thompson went to
Montgomery Friday on business and
returned Sunday afternoon.
DR.. 5. A. Washington went to
Laurel Creek Tuesday.
Miss Ida E. Alexander went to
Quinnemont Saturday on business.
Miss Matte Bradley was the guest
OF Miss Ida Alexander Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Edith Thompson played for
the closing exercises at Harvey Fri
day night.
Miss Ardelle Smith, Miss Evange-
line hurry and NIessrs. Holmes and
Brayer were at Harvey Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
GRAFTON.

Harold, the 10 year old son Of
Mrs. Lula Singleton. died at his
home on R. r. ST. Monday. The re-
mains were taken to Romney Tues
day for burial. His sister, Mrs
Leonie Boston, is very i'll at her
home on Warder Ave.
Mrs. Lilly Cole left Monday for
Durrak, Va, called there by the i'll
ness Of her father, Rev. WILDER.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, who has been
sick for several weeks, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. M. V. Turner was taken sud
denly i'll Monday.
Mrs. Deliver Baxter, of Elkins
who has been visiting her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Baxter Ct
nesday accompanied by Mrs. Den
mis- Baxter. They were guests of
Mrs. Turner for several hours.
Rev. Freeman preached at the
Second Baptist Church Thursday
night.
Miss Mamie Stout is auffering
with an attack of La Grippe.
The Ladies Aid met at the NJ. f.
Church Thursday night. A very in
teresting program was carried out.
C. wv. Florance was calling on
friends in Clarksburg Sunday.
Miss Fannie Robertson is very i'll
with fever at the Grafton Hospital
VIM. Rodgers, who has been Wis
iting friends for several days, re-
turned to Tunnelton Monday.
Frank Mcdonald is very low
with tuberculosis.
Mrs. Hannah Harris left Satur-
day for -F4emiagton- spend two
weeks
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
MT. CARBON.

Miss Ella Burk was here a few
days last week in the interests of
The Casualty Insurance Co.
The entertainment given at the X.
OF p. hall Saturday evening by Mrs.
Emma Williams, Mrs. NJ. S. Reid,
Mrs. Burdie B. Coleman and Mrs.
Josephine Turner was the occasion
Of joyful evening as we'll as a sue
cess financially.
State Missionary, Rev, r. D. w.
Meadows, spent few days here and
preached at the Kimberly Baptist
church Sunday might to AN I'M
usually large congregation and gave
an inspiring and instructive lecture
at the New Hope Baptist Church
Monday evening. Rev. Meadows
together with Rev. sac. Williams
and Rev. J. J. Turner held a COM
m1ttee meeting looking forward to
regulating matters pertaining to the
West Virginia Baptist State Conven-
ton.
Jno. Lynch, of Hardwood, and his
brother Albert, of Youngstown were
making agreeable calls here Sunday
afternoon.
Edward Moss, who has been suf-
fering for sometime with typhoid
fever, is rapidly improving.
Clydy 'Winbush was taken to the
hospital at Clifton Forge Monday
to be treated for the fever. --
Rev. J. ]. Turner, who was called
to Virginia on account Of his broth
er's death, last week, returned after
making brief calls among relatives
at Jarrett, Petersburg, Richmond
and other points.
Rev. Banks, Of Ashland, Ky, was
visiting Rev. D. f. Williams Sat-
urday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
RONCEVERTE.

Rev. 8. A. Lewis filled his APP
pointment at Anderson Sunday.
Miss Rosa McVey, Of Lewisburg.
was the guest Of Miss Minnie Allen
this week.
Overton Lewis was indisposed for
q few rays last week.
Roy Terry, Of Hot Springs, Va,
parents.
Mrs Mamie B. Rose has returned
home after n pleasant visit ut Quin-
imont.
Mrs. Lula Peck was u visitor At
Hinton this week
have returned home after sprnA-
ing few days at Quinimont.
Edward Hamilton came up from
Brown Saturday to spend few days
with his family.
Mrs. Sallie Holland has been in
disposed for the past week.
Miss Brunette Brown, Ernest and
Clarence Miller and \. +. SweenH
were guests of Miss Minnie V. Allor
and Loda Johnson.
Rev. Waters, Of Lewisburg. ani
Rev. Moore, Of Williamsburg, wer,
visitors here Monday.
Chas. A. Brinkly left Sunday fc>
Charleston.
Rev. Howard White has been sicl
the past week.
Mrs. Jessie Dixon visited Mrs. D
r. Hickman last week.
---- 'Robt. Young, J. w. Washington
l.. A. Erskins and P. A. Loving hav,
gone to Fitzpatrick.
Miss Florence Daniels gave {
birthday party to number Of hel
friends Monday night. Games wert
played and covers were laid for the
following guests: Misses Eliz:
Chandler, Mary Davis. Francis Mar
sha!', Clara and Evelyne Slaughter
Eva and Fannie Brinkly: Messrs
Anthony Galloway. Calhoun White. c
N. Johnson, w. II. Allen, Clarence
and Earnest Miller.
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:, CORRESPONDENTS
Monday for ClarkShurg.

Monday for Clarkshurg.
Miss Fidella Freeland, who spent
several weeks visiting ut Riley, re-
turned home Friday.
Miss Rosa McVey left Monday for
Ronceverte to spend few days
with Miss Minnie Allen.
f.. A. Boiling, Jr., OF Herberton, Is
here on short visit.
Frank Pryor, who has been sick
for few days, is much improved.
a. d. Seams, Of Srcbert, was hero
Saturday and Sunday with his fam
lily.
John Freeland, one Of the old cit
liens Of Lewisburg, died Wednes-
day morning. His funeral services
were held at the NJ. f. Church last
Friday afternoon. Rev. !. w. Wat
crs. Jr, officiating. The deceased
had been a member Of the NJ. E.
Church for more than forty years,
and for many years he was one Of
the trustees of the church.
! The revival services ut Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church. conducted by Rev.
VIM. Jackson. still continue.
Mrs. Julia Williams. Of Anderson,
attended the funeral of her uncle,
John Freeland. Friday.
Rev. Moore preached Sunday
morning and night ut the NJ. r..
, church.
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pr, PLEASANT.

Lelan Bates and Robert Johnson at
tended the Sophomore play at W. V.
{ i. Friday. While there they were
guests Of John Henderson.
Mrs. A. II. Williams and Miss Mo
solla II. COlstOn very Handsomely
entertained a few friends at the
home Of Mrs. Williams in honor of
Miss Alice +. Jordan. Those pres
ent were Mrs. II. G.. Clendenin. Miss
es Marie and Ida Craig, Augusta Ri
son, Mcssrs. Joseph Alexander, John
Davis, Wallace Smith and Pearl
Johnson. Music ard whist were the
features Of the evening.
Mrs. Clarence Henderson, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter, of Gallipolis, for the
past two weeks, came home Mon
day.
Miss Alice f. Jordan who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Jor-
dan, for the past week, returned to
Weston Tuesday to resume her work
as attendant at the hospital.
Miss Mithue Colston has been in
disposed for past few days.
Mrs. Chas. Harris and children of
Gallipolis, spent Sunday here with
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Alexander.
Thomas Davis, Jr., left for Chi
.cago Thursday on business.
Pearl Johnson, James and CLYDE
Colston spent Sunday in Gallipolis.
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PAGE.

Rev. Y. A. Smith preached two
able sermons Sunday in which about
fifty dollars were taken in collection
NJ. Taylor and e. Dues had an
entertainment for the benefit Of the
church. About twenty dollars were
raised.
The Y. P. C. u. is progressing
very nicely under presidency of W.
VI. cambridge.
r. F. Bane is dangerously Ill in
the Hospital at Clifton Forge, Va.
Mrs. Jane Crow, Of McAlpin, is
here to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Pogue
Mrs. Laura cambridge entertain
ed at dinner Sunday Mrs. Bolding
and Mrs. Crow.
Mr.. Dues was called to Virginia
on account Of the death Of his
father.
Mrs. Washington is i'll at her
home on Washington Street.
Joe Branch Ia out of town on
business.
Rev Stanley wifi fiji his usual
place in the pulpit Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
PARKERSBURG.

The Phoenix Literary society met
at Logan Memorial church Tuesday
eve. An excellent program was rem
dered. Round Table Discussion
What Can the Negro Do to Offset
|Unfriend1y Legislatfon."
Henry Lee continues quite i'll at
his home on 10th St.
Mrs. William Toney was called to
her home in Moundsville on account
Of the serious illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Waters.
Mrs. Jane Sedwick, Of Clarksburg,
is in the city the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. James Madison on 7th street.
Rev. G.. H. Carroll, pastor Of Lo-
gan Memorial church, is making pre-
paration to attend the annual con-
ference, which convenes at Lynch
burg. Va, Mar. %.
Mrs. Adam Harper, of East 18th
street, is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Julia Peters is improving
rapidly after serious illness.
George Willis was in the city q
few days from Charleston, visiting
his parents.
Robert, son Of Lee Green, is SER
iously i'll.
Wallace Needham, Of GAINESVILLE
o., was in the city Sunday in the in
terest Of The GAINESVILLE Advocate.
The Sewing Circle of the Zion
Baptist church met at Mrs Clara d.
Williams Monday evening. The cir
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. F. D. Page, of Kanawha City
was the week end guest of Mrs.
Charles Johnson.
Rev. d. G. Deans, was a business
visitor to Mcdonald, Saturday.
Mrs. Warner Brown, teacher at
Handley, is at home sick this week.
Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs.
Kitty Mills. are reported as improv-
ing.
49, DR.. B. F. White, of Huntington, is
a business visitor here this week.
The Graduation class of Simmons
Graded School will present a Pro-
gramme at the Odd Fellows Hall
Friday night.
Mrs. Clara Powell, Mrs. William
Harris. and Miss Wysor Watson, had
an entertainment at the Hall Mon
day evening for the NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Ruth Harvey, of Powelton
was the guest Of Mrs. L. A. Cough,
Friday.
Miss Clara Brown is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fannie Ellers, at Rush
Run.
Miss Ruth Watson was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Florence Clark
at Doonwood Saturday.
G. w. Cough, who has been suffer
Ing with a mashed hand, is able tC
resume his work
II. B. Branhan, who has been in
disposed for several weeks with
rheumatism, is able to be out.
Mrs. Virginia Buster,who had bcen
sick since September with Cancer OF
the breast, died Tuesday, Feb. 81, at
her home at Lawton The remains
were brought here to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson, Funer,
al services at the First Baptist
Church Tuesday. The House Hold
OF Ruth were out in a body and a
committee from the Quinnimont
lodge Of which she was a member
The floral offerings were many and
costly. A large number Of out OF
town friends attended the funeral