The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-27

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non ff--s shurh md de generous con-
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Shs thanks than for the donation.
/ Mis Louiss Smooex, who taught and
compAessd . most susrsuzful school term
ss Premier this ysar. LET'S fol- h or home
In Huntington Saturday She spent Fri
day night with Mls q. l.. ssinkford n
Keystone.
Mr. w. II. Wsde, Of Erkmau, return
I'd from Roanoke and int rmed late
points 70 which he went on . pleasure
trip. He spent most OF his time 1T the
old homsssssd. Rocky Mount. Va.
where he ssys everything look Ell like
new life n him.
Ms Alexander Coleman. Of Kimbali.
Misses Alhereta Robinson the dre~anak-
er, - Clark, the trained nunse as DIR.
Hsrrison's Private Hospital, Hon. q.
Washington and several other good folks
Of kimbali, visited friends and wouship-
ped st the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Prof. w. III. brewery. of Northfork,
ode Of the county's successsful teachers
and G property owner. is down in bed
with the ''mumps." The hope Of his
many frends is that he will get over il
in due time, because he should have hsd
these mumps 81 years ego when he wss
then q boy.
Fresh ''snaps'' and cabbage at the
Palmstto Oafe, X. L. Lord. Proprietor,
cooked the TO ones taste by Willie Bush.
DIR. r. II. McKoy, Of BramweIl. and
Rev. X. p. Johnson, of kimbsll, were
husiness visitors in the city Tuesday.
Hon. +. ii. Harper, memqer Of the
House Of Delegates, left for Charleston
sunday night. lie will look after come
business matters on the farm at the
West Virginia Institute.
Mr.. w. A. Creager. Cashier Of the
First National Bank. OF Sorthfork and .
widewake business man, Wa in the city
Wednesday on business. He says the
capitol stock and the number Of deposi-
tors of this bank have greatly increased
senator J. w Luther and Hon.
Buel Swope, both Of WEIGH. passed
through Keystone wednesday Of this
week on their way TO PinevilIe on livery
important business.
Mr.. Jas. George. OF Northfork, made q
Asty trip To this city Monday morning.
RECEIVE PRESENT FROM SON.
Mr.. Malinds Oobbs -was~-shs- huppy
recipient Of fine dress sent 10 her from
Ler son, John, At Fsirmont, w. Va.
This is . strong and complimentary test
or proof Of = sons loyalty to bis mother
and in the face Of % many soons who
forget their parents. John Oobbs de-
serves great praise. HE mothers heart
l..or for lon in n
membranes.
Mr.. g. o. George, Of Gary, made .
business trip TO Tip Top. Va. this week.
Mrs. Bethel Warren Hayes, OF Ora
ham, Va, but who teaches at Havaco,
made . trip TO her home Saturday.
FELL DESCENDING CHURCH STEPS
Miss Katie Bclcher. of Bluefeld, while
descending the steps OF Raleigh ST. M.
r.. church accidently fell and bruised
herself somewhat. She Was looked after
by DR. Q. A. Rog-rs, that bright and
successful young physician. who, after
examining the lady. said she Was not
seriously hurt. Some were heard 70 say
high bed shoes Was the cause; Others
gsye the reason 10 be purely accidental,
which would have happened under any
ordinary circumstances.
Messp. Early Redd, Arthur and Bud
Burges, Of Coalwood but whose original
home is in Henry County. Va, we're Wis
ting friende in Keystone Monday. These
young men are very industrious and each
one hss the credit 70 his reputation of
working every day thsre is any work ~
be done. They called in and subscribed
for tie Mcdowell Times, each for one
year. They say work 10 plentiful all the
time on Coslwood operations.
III %:
Mesiame- Samuel Elliott, Vim. Bull
lock and George Hsirsop, Of Kimbsll,
- we're stopping in Keystone Monday.