The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-11
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and big hearted superintendent
OF the Keystone c. and c. Co.
the morning after the big fire
had the company men gather up
all the frozen hose and IRE ap-
paratus and take them TO the
power house where the hose
were drained and dried and INT
IN The best possible shape for
immediate use. Would that the ~
we're more Jack Stewa I the
community.
Mesdame Henry Philpot and
Wash Huffman, of Northfork,
were in Keystone Wednesday,
shopping. looking at the ruins,
making rquirles "a TO what SER
vice they might be to the dis
tressed and at the same time
they called to see their friend,
Mrs. Ida WhitticO.
Mrs. j. + Hereford, wife of
DR.. Hereford. of Northfork. was
shopping ar d visiting friends in
our little city this week She
expressed herself at being very
much grieved over the great loss
To those who were victims of the
recent fire and offered her ser
vice to many of them.
The services at the Mt. Chapel Baptist
Church last sunday were very largely
attended AMI interest ran high. The
pastor, Rev. L. A. Watkins, h. d..
preached an exceptionally able sermon
IN the morning The Assistant Clerk
mad, the annual financial report which
that Si,67s.Oo was raised during the
year. Communion Was served at the
evening service and the dsy's collection
amounted 70 So. lO.
Rev. u. F. Williams, of Dsvy, Was in
the city this week.
Rev..C r. Muse, of Upland, q race
pride man and q willing worker, was i'm
the city q few days ago on business. He
walked inco the office of the Mcdowell
Tmer and plsnked down the cash for his
subscription. This is the kind of men
We are looking for Those Who are not
looking Tor everything and give up nor
pay Anything. Fay - you 20 or else
don ask tor tina Mcdowell Times. We
thank you brother Muse and may the
lord add blessings untold To your life.
Mrs Hattie l.Ipscom- Hughes, recently
married, returned To Keystone where she
spent Saturday night and sunday with
her mother and brothers. On their
bridal trip, they visited Roanoke, stuart,
MartinsvIlls. Va, and Winston Salem
" O. ~ each place they spent . shor,
while with friends She left Monday for
Winding Gulf where she teaches school.
Mr.. ThOs- Curry, Grand District Dep.
uty q. L. o, OF o. r. and the only col.
ored member OF the Board OF the Edu.
cation for the Elkhorn District, Was in
the city this week looking after some
very important bushes matters.
Attorney Cecil Riley, OF Northfork, q
young. progressive. industrious, accurate
and painstaking lawyer. 10 making ever
lsstingly good in his profession. lie has
already and is still winning and enviabIs
reputation ~ q tighter To the last min
ute for his clients aud never comedies TO
any every thing any one may say till he
has thoroughly convinced himself IN the
case. And when IL comes to meeting his
obligations, few men can lay claim to a
right Of being more strictly honest and
PunetusI than Attorney Riley. lie be
l'eves unslterably IL race enterprises and
Is a strong supporter thereof.
Mr.. Isaac Noel, Of Charleston. q young
man who has been IN employment at the
state House for several years and Who IL
well liked bv ali Who know him. both
white and colored. Wa in McDoxell
county Monday OF this week on business
bot returned Monday night Several of
Mr.. Noei's close friends say he has some
considerable social interest in and about
Keystone and WILLIAMSON, hut the Times
- not able 70 vouch Tor il although his
actions are = little peculiar and bear the
ear marks Of such a. that being true.
Mrs. Ssllie Hill. accompanied by her
daughter and son. left sunday morning
fD' Charleston where they will spend the
balance of the winter with her husband
and their father
Hon. p Howard Harper. mernbsr Of