The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-01
CHARLESTON

Hotel Brown ArrivaIs.-C. Cannt-
day, Dunn Loop; Edward Agee, Red
Star; ]. H. King, Riverside; J. S.
Noel, Montgomery; L. D. Dawson,
Williamson; H. r. White, Hunting
ton; e. D. Waters, Carbondale; E.
Manley, Montgomery; M. Johnson,
Garrison; ]. H.. Branch, Wlevaco; T.
Jacobs, Monongahela City, Pa; Rev.
j. W. Robinson, st. Adams; A. K
cambridge, Ronceverte; Mrs. P. l..
Dills, Keeferton; Rev. w. W. Perkins,
Slab Fork; Rev. j.! j. Turner, Kim
berly; Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ellis, Oak
Hill; E. L. Nunnally, Philadelphia;
Misses Lula and Irene West, Scio,
Ohio; Mrs. Madeline Paul, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Miss Elizabeth u Moore,
Charles Town; B. Wells, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Joseph Mimms, Shrewsbury;
Frank Crockett, Hinton; R. W. White,
Keystone; Hill Thompson New Pitts
burg; Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Witch
er, Shelton; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. John
son, Garrison; j. w. Higganbotham,
Page; w. S. Reese, G. E. Rotan, Boom
err; c. Fl. Williams, Lonacre; R.
Brown, Lester; F.. W. Moore, Ronce-
verte; H. J. Capehart, J. E. Parsons,
keystone, and W. E. Jones and wife,
Minden, are registered at Hotel
Brown.
Delegates to -Promi-
nent to the Progressive party state
convention here, Tuesday, were J. E.
Parsons and H. J. Capehart, of Key
stone, and j. NJ. Ellis, former member
of the legislature, from Oak Hill Mr..
PARSONS ST a deputy sheriff of Mellow
ell county and also chief of police OF
Keystone.
Visitors at Huntington.-Atten
ing the Pythian. Grand Lodge and the
Grand Court Of Calanthe at Hunting
ton, this week, are Jas. A. Campbell,
s. NJ. Davis and wife, S. D. Cowser, G..
P. Porter, G. E. Wanzer, Allen A. De-
HONEY, J. w. Chappelle, J. j. Rob-
inson, T.. G. Nutter, c.. W. Boyd, B.
F. Clark, JOS. Jackson, w. Ii. Wright,
Mrs. G. II. James, Mrs. NJ. P. Burke,
the Misses Taylor and members Of
Carbon Co. No. 1, Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias.
Ladies Aid Meets.-Rev. and Mrs.
f.. d. Humbles we're hosts to the La
dies Aid Society Of ST. Paul A. NJ. F..
church at their home on Sentz street,
Friday evening Of last week. After =
br1ef business session refreshments
were served BY Mrs. Daisy Nelson,
Mrs. Matte and r. G.. McIver.
Hackley-Tombs Nuptials.-Rev. J.
5. Carroll officiated at the ceremony,
Monday evening, when Mr.. J. w.
Hackley and Mrs Louisa Tombs
were united in the bonds of holy mat
rimony at the latters home on Law
renee avenue. After the ceremony
the guests were served by Mrs. Nor
gan James with the assistance of Mrs,
Cordelia Johnson. and Misses Neva
Parker, Laura Eubanks, Julia jackson.
Eva Parker and Mrs. Bette Parker.
Athcneum Club Entertained.-The
Athcncum Club was entertained Mon
DAY evening at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Robertson, Quarter street, by Mrs
Norman Haven, William jefferson and
| Alexander Gregory. rho chief bust
ness Of the meeting was confined to
! the arrangements for the river cxcur-
sion to be given by the club to Ply
mouth on the 18th inst. A large
number Of tickets were reported sold
indicating that the excursion will be
a success
Body RccOvcred.-After being in
the water since about 2:3O O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, the body Of Willie
HASKELL, aged 13 years, was found this
morning between seven and eight
CLOCK by another colored lad. The
Oody was not far from where the boy
was drowned while in swimming, and
mad lodged under a log raft, not far
prom the Water Works station. A re-
iWard had been offered for the rocer--
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