The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-17
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Mv- 6erfrud< Hughes, who wee taken
b the University Hospital in Charlosses-
vile last Saturday. 10 improving.
Mrs Ella Wax. of Clifton Forrr. spent
Sunday in this city waiting friends-
very plessurable event OF thin week
wss . banquet given 1t the church hall
Friday evening by the Ready Workers
for the benefit Of the church. All Who
attended reported having had . very de-
ligntful- time. The committee deserves
tn he highly honored for the splendid
way in the ,ielicsries were served. The
hall Was beautifully decorated with hunt
ing.
Mrs. Nols Mann 10 still in at her home
on Marion STREET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Giles are making
their home at White Sulphur SPRING.
after spending some time here.
Mr.. T. !. MilI-. who has been en-
ployed in Mount Union. Pa, was brought
10 this city Sunday night by Mr.. Nor
man Marshall. MIR Mills has been M
about a week with pneumonia. wehope
his condition is not serious and that he
will soon be him-~lf again.
A novel feature was the sacred concert
given in the First Baptist church Sunday
by the Erdless Chain Club under the
auspices of Mrs. L. A. Leftwich. Ii wss
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Cosby Fleming Was very painfully
injured while at work ma the Clipper
house at the Pulp and Paper Mills where
he Was employed His foot Was cut very
badly by the awkward handling of an AK
The injury is not considered serious.
After q very short illness. Rev Robert
Wilson, q Methodist preacher If this city
died Sunday astevnoou 1t SIS O'Clock
in his home on Locust Street. from in
juries sustained while 1t work ut the
Pulp and Paper Mills. He was handling
a piece of wood when he received o
scratch on his hand. The wood was CIV
cred with certain acid used in the man.
ufacture Of paper and he Immediately
contracted blood poison. His condition
was not considered serious until Sunday
afternoon when his physician discovered
that IN operation would he necessary
Tho operation was performed but TO no
avail. He was a member of the NJ +
church of this city and the Cherry Street
Lodge, No liz, Knights OF Pythias.
Mrs. Rdmbold. an old resident of CAL
laghan, dice in Baltimore "Wednesday
mn <xl. To- til e.
inaerment Saturday morning. Captain
Humboldt, her husband, died about three
years again.
A very entertaining house social was
given Thursday evening at the residence
of MIR. Houston Woods for the benefit Of
the Pine Street Baptist church.
lee cream, cake and fruits were the
principal deicscies served the people
who attended the supper in Pine Street
BAPTIST church Tuesday evening bv Mn.
Grace Wade for the benefit of the church
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas. il has pleased almighty God
the Supreme Ruler nj the universe, to
take from our mi ist cur beloved brother
Henry Pegram. of the Evening Star
Lodge, No. l5l, | u. p. o. f. of the
World, who Was called from labor 10 re-
frrshment at 1::;o o'clock, Jan. IL,
BE il resolved, That the members of
the Evening Star Lodge extend our,:beart
felt sympathy ann coincidence Tn the he
rraved family Of our beloved brother.
Resolved, That ny the death of brother
Henry Pegrsm, the family circle has
been broken, the wife has lost Q faithful
husband, the children a loving father,
the lodge one Of faithful members.
Resolved, THAI the members OF the Ev-
ing Stsr ever cherish and keep i'm loving
remembrance the exemplary life and
aithful work Of our brother
Resolved, That copy Of these Re~o-
lntions be sent To the family. q copy
sprr, on the face of the minutes Of the
Ioigr, and a copy sent to the local paper
BY order Of forrssid I.~dge.
Committee: William J.. Clark. J. w.
White, James A. Payne, James X
Hunter.