The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-23
Doings
OF The


Attorney b. r. Garter, of KimbsIl.
Was IN Norshfork and Keystone Tuesday,
seeing friends The genial attorney does
not show the effects OF the losing cam
paign he prosecuted in the least and hs
10 not mad with the world - some others
are who suffered defeat.
Dr. r. L. Young. of WEIGH, Was a
visitor to this city Tuesiay.
Rev. Dr. r. II. McKoy was a business
visitor TO our city Tuesday.
Mrs X. =. Johnson. Of KimbalI. has
been in charge Of the music at the Hin
podrome this week. She has done much
u help her husband. the Reverand X
r. johnson, make the revival services
which closed "Wednesday successful.
Mrs. Malinds Cobb. deputy O the 81
Lukes, Was q visitor in this city Tues
day. She stated that the work of the
order Was progressing nicely
Richard Watkins, President of the
Southern Mutual Fire Insurance Co. If
Blueteld, Was in Keystone and vicinity
several days this week looking after his
Insurance business. Mr.. Watkins stated
that h's eompanay is succeeding beyond
his most sanguine expsctatio ns.
Mrs A. =. Hairston. of Roderfield
Secretary Of the w. Va Baptist Women
District Convention, was a business call
er at the Times office Tuesday. Mr..
ffairston Is very efficient secretary and
Was reelected by ths convention which
cio~ed last Friday
Editor NJ. L. Whittieo, Grand Lectur-
er OF the Grand Lodge, X. OF z. of West
Virginia 10 now on his lecture tour. He
has met lodges at Williamson. Glen
Alum and other points in the southern
end this week.
H. j. Wilson. Of Gillian. was a caller
at this office Tuesday Mr.. Wilson did
some cool work ia the campaign iu-t
closed.
Mrs ANNIE Hill-Hsirston, of Filbert.
stopped over in Keystone a day last week
the guest of her brother, L. Edward Hill
She Was accompanied To MartinsviIle.
Va, by her sister, Miss Jessie Il. Hill.
Miss Clara Abbott, who underwent an
operation at the WEIGH hospital, mas r.
turned home very much improved
DIR. and Mrs. w. v. Bridveford at
tended the reception OF the w. Va. Mel
heal society at Bluefield last week
Preparations are being made Tor big
Fourth Of July celebration in this city
it is = reminder Of the good old DAYS he
fore Fred o. Blue became prohibition
commissioner Tn see . 9TH advertised a.
a great day. William Downs is in charvr
OF the arrangements and there will be
loot races, sack Faces. catching the
greasy pig, climbing the greasy pole, ba-e
ball games, q carnival, music and ora
lions Everybody come To Keystone A.
in the good old days and have a good
old dry time.
Mr.. w. s. hairston, an old
resident, good citizen and former
stable boss of Worth, is now
mail carrier from Red Jacket t.
Matewan. He is also janitor a,
the main Office of the Red Jacket
Coal Company.
Mr.. Ballard Clements, former
~ of English. is now in KimbalI
tie was a pleasant visitor in our
city this week.
Mr.. Richard Sockweil OF Wv
IAN left for his home in Winston
Salem. N. c., this week.
The Fifteenth Anniversary of
st. Luke and Juvenile will bs
celebrated at the Upland Baptist
Church, EIkhorn. Sunday June
.. at IL o'clock a. 10. Annua
sermon by Rev. X Barksdale OF
Anawalt and program of some
aspiring Young students. Music
10y the Upland choir.
Officer w. NJ. Downs, of this
city. says that Keystone Burke
will offer the greatest attraction
for the people on the Fourth OF
July.
Constable Henry Richards of
Kimball and So William SaddIer
of Elkhorn. looked in upon Us
and expressed themselves as be-
ing satisfied with the returns of
The election.