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Thursday Party.

Mrs. ]. c. Harsch OF 500 ouray
avenue was the hostess yesterday af-
ternoon at a pretty party in honor OF
Mrs. James II. Robinson of Pueblo.
formerly of this city.
The afternoon was passed in play
ing progressive high Ave. the favors
being won by Mrs. c. E. Lapham and
Mrs. Thomas Carr. A delicious lunch
con was served by the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. II. l.. Rohde and Mrs.
Charles Quist. The guest list was
composed of the following: Mes.
danes F. j. Atkinson. d. NJ. Arm
strong. Frank Buckio. T. II. Carr. Z.
.. Drew, C. E. Lapham. c. II. Wallis.
u. l.. Rohde, Ed Gabriel. c. H. En-
cry. Charles Quist. James Wheatly.
James II. Robinson. +. d. Parks, c.
=. Liant and Nordell Robinson.
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/ want it to be generally known
that ! am the sole owner of the group
OF molybdenum claims in No Thor
oughfare which are being claimed by
S. A. Bowlby. A. B. McPhail oper-
ates these claims under lease which
expires September 16. l have dealt
only with him. and no one but my
self has any interest in the property.
l discovered and developed the group
and have not disposed of the property
ip. Jany way.
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Au Eaif Climb Meets.

This afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Smith on Pitkin avenue. 725. occur
red a very delightful meeting of the
members of the Au Falt club. Mrs.
Smith proved a charming hostess.
and the occasion was one OF the
pleasantest in the history OF the club.
There was a full Attendance OF mem
bers. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess late in the
course of the afternoon.
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Leave for East.

Leave for East.
The Misses Wilbert and LENA Tai
bert of Nahsua. n. H., nieces of Mr.
and Mrs. V. C. Talbert. who have
been visiting here for some time, ac-
companied Mrs. Talbert and her two
daughters-Helen and Dorothea-as
home in the east
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State Secretary Here.

W. T. Hickey of Denver, secretary
treasurer of the Colorado State Fed
Grafton of Labor. is an arrival in the
city in the interests of arganized la
Dor. He will be found at the St.
Regis hotel until Sunday, when he
will leave for other parts of the state.
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A. W. L. Meeting.

This afternoon at the Y VI. c. A.
was held a most important meeting
of the American Woman's League. al
which much business was transacted
and plans were formed for the future
benefit of that popular organization.
A large attendance was present
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We are offering our customers
some exceptionally good values in
footwear this week. All the latest
styles in the latest feathers. McCon-
nell & Lowe.
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special feature OF the occasion will be
the large number OF young married
people who will be present. and OF
whom will be composed the chaper-
ones. no extra chaperones having
been especially invited for this dance
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Snanner Funeral Today.

The funeral of James Spanner was
held this afternoon at the Hattie G.
Pearson undertaking establishment,
with Rev d. Luther Edwards offici-
ating. The interment was made in
Orchard Mesa cemetery.
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LilnnS1len Home.

Lms<len Home.
]. ]. Lumsden returned today noon
from Denver, where he has been on
business.
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Reed Takes Il

Reed Takes Place.
f. H. Reed of Salt Lake City will
MI the vacancy left by Thomas
Schott. head clerk to Master Mechan-
ic Pagan of the local shops. Schott
goes to Salt Lake today. Reed will
be here Monday.
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DIED THIS AFTERNOON.

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2 miles east of the city that 8
: brother of Robert Diggles of the :.
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MIR. Carl Edward Kiefer. teacher Of
voice and director. Mrs. Charlotte
Salome Kiefer. teacher of piano forte.
Residence studio. 44S White street.
Phone Linden 1893. 9-2-lm
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Ladies' and gentlemen's manicur.
ing every day from am. to pm.
La Harpe Hotel: phone Junction 131.
9-3-1mo
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Fred Mantey can cure your harness
trouble.
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At Mrs. Delnplain's This Afternoon

At Mrs. Delaplain's This Afternoon.
This afternoon the pretty home of
Mrs. NJ. o. Delaplain was the scene
of brilliant and most enjoyable
reception, given In compliment to
Mrs. Kingsley Price of Harrisburg,
Pa, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Price of this city. Gorgeous
roses and dahlias were used exclusive
~ in the elaborate scheme of decor
alton in the spacious rooms of the
Delaplain home, where about thirty
guests were received during the af-
.ernoon. The informal atmosphere
which was created by those entertain
ing, made the affair one of the most
enjoyable of the late summer par
ties. Mrs. Delaplain was assisted
by her daughter. Miss Ethel Della
plain. in serving the daintiest course
of refreshments.
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Dan Hill went to Clifton this af.
ternoon on business.
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Fruit Sale.

The ladies of the Christian church
Will hold fruit sale tomorrow af-
ternoon at Bailey's. 9-13-1t
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

SCHOOL Shoes at Elliotts' s-2o1m
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Miro Ma.4h. po,4.,

Mrs. Martha Porter,
Elocntion I'D Physical Culture.
Studio. sos Grand. For terms phone
Jet. 672, or Walnut k1l.
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nnngh1ers of Cnnfe.Ieracy Fnrmed.


This afternoon with an enthusias-
tic attendance at the home of Mrs. e.
L. Bates on Teller avenue, the first
organization of n chapter OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
was formed in Grand Junction. This
organization is composed exclusively
of southern people, who themselves.
or whose fathers. participated ac-
lively on the Confederate side. dur
ing the late npleasantness"-
Civil war between the north and the
south. Although the wounds caused
by the feeling over the bitterest war
in history. have long since healed
and there are the kindliest feelings
existing between the two sections of
the United States there are still many
memories among the southern people,
which are cherished among them
selves and there are many memorials
all over the south which are still be-
ing erected to their brave heroes who
gave their lives and their all, for
what they thought was right-and
the U. ID. c. has been most active all
through the south. in preserving rel
les. erecting battle abbeys. memori-
ais, etc. and in such loving service
as will tend to perpetuate the men,
ories of those heroes, who endeared
themselves to the hearts of the south
during the bitter struggle. The
Grand Junction chapter will cooper
ate with the other numerous chapters
in all parts of the country In this
great work now going on in the
south,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02
MACDONALD.

The Sunday School rally at Nc
Donald Baptist church was held Sun
day. Rev. Deane of Montgomery,
preached two excellent sermons and
the Red Star NJ. E. Choir furnished
music. $27.00 was collected.
Mrs. Anderson has been indisposeG
this week
Miss Murray, Of Hill Top, was a bus;-
ness visitor in Mcdonald Saturday.
Mrs. Philip Cyrus was very i'll la t
week but she is out again.
Mrs H. A. Johnson has just return
ed from Huntington. where she spent
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Thos. Farrar, she reports very pleas
ant time
Mrs. George Morton, who has been
seriously i'll for about 3 weeks, is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mrs. Polly Dickerson and Mr.. Brad
ley are sick.
VIM. Craig is on the Gulf" this
week attending to business.
Glenn Galloway visited at Kinney's
Mountain last week.
Rev. B. B; Martin filled his pulpit
Sunday a Mt. Morah NJ. E. church,
and preached three very excellent ser
mons.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson were
| visiting friends at Red Star Monday.
Frank Lewis was called home iC
Radford, Va, on account Of his father
having been struck by train.
Mrs. Mary Locke was summoned &c
Pocahontas, Va, to the bedside Of her
husband who, few days ago, received
serious injuries in the mines at Pc.
cahontas
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CORRESPONDENTS

meal was served beautifully The
food was we'll and deliciously cooked
and was greatly enjoyed.
The college play entitled THE So
phomore" was given in the College
Chapel, Friday evening. under the aus
pices Of the Third Year Normal class.
The play was spicy and full of col
lege life.
The young ladies of the Junior
cooking class gave a picnic on Island
Park, Friday afternoon. The family
and the young men of the class were
their guests. The lunch was neatly
and artistically packed. Many good
things were served and games were
played before and after the luncheon
was served. At seven o'clock they re-
turned home delighted and happy.
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EAGLE.

Mrs. T. w. Wade and children of
Montgomery, attended services here
Sunday morning, and visited her
daughter, Mrs. ID. S. Saunders, and
Mrs. Emma league, in the afternoon.
Sunday school was we'll attended
last Sunday morning the lesson was
very plainly taught by VIM Whiteing
and discussed by the Rev. r. J. Haz-
den.
X. }. HaZden was elected delegate o
the Sunday School Convention that
meets in Montgomery May I'd and Sd
Marion Rowley and Novel Lemons
are at home from Lawton for a short
while
Mrs. John Godfrey and the twins
are getting along nicely
Little Earl Williams is sick with
the fever.
Misses Nellie and Leona Hazden
were shopping in Montgomery last
week
Emmett Saunders made a business
trip to Montgomery Saturday evening.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Robert Lea
/ gan a girl last Wednesday.
Mrs. Maria Steptoe and daughter
MISS Francis Goodwine, of Detroit
MlSh, are yet here with the husband
ana daughter Of their deceased rtla-
tive, Mrs. e. NJ Hazden
John Martin and e. w. NIanlev
or montgomery, were business visitors
here last week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02

Wnen a-~boy ne attended, the public
school Of Charleston. Afterwards UNI
der the instructions of his father he
learned carpentry, and of him 1t is
said he stood in the front rank Of,
those pursuing that trade, being thor
oughly equipped In the theory as waIl
also the practice, Mr.. Wright has
been lifelong Republican. During.
the administration of the city when
j.. A. Jarrett was mayor, he was ap-
pointed city patrolman, served. for
period Of 2S months. and right we'll
did he, acquit himself. Beginning with
the tefm,of Gen. j. A. Holley as may
or, he was appointed city poundmas-
tern which office he filed with credit
and general satisfaction, At the end.
oftwo years, that being the tenure of
his office he did not apply for reap
pointment having decided to return
to his trade, which he has diligently
piled since.leaving the employment Of
1.-THE city. Mr.. Wright Is we'll known
| by the voters OF this district, and 5
liked by every one.
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CIARKSBI'RG.

The Semi-annual convention of the
B. Y: b. U. and Women's Missionary
Society of Mt. Zion Association met
at Mt. Zion Baptist church Friday and
Saturday and was largely attended
Many pastors and messengers were
present and very profitable meeting
of both bodies was held
Rev. w. II. Crawlcy, of Wheeling,
preached splendid sermon at Pride
A. M. e. church Sunday morning.
Rev. R. w. d. Meadows, Of Hunting
ton, delivered an excellent sermon 10
the congregation of Trinity NJ. e.
Church Sunday morning.
Rev. A. J. Taylor, Of Wheeling.
preached ably to Mt. Zion Baptist
congregation Sunday morning. In the
afternoon special services were held
and the convention closed with a
splendid service on Sunday night
Miss Lilly Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday in Fairchance, Pa, with hel
parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
kinson, a daughter.
Sunday was the Jubilee service al
Pride A. NJ. e. Church. A mortgage
debt which has been on the church
for eleven years, has finally been cam
celled and the mortgage burning vii
take place Tuesday night
DR.. e. l.. Younguc has returned af
ter spending several days in the east
Mrs. Vienna Snyder Mccoy is very
i'll at the Kessler Hospital.
play will be given at Trinity VI
f. Church Tuesday night.
The reception to the delegates OF
last Thursday night at Mt Zion Bap
fist Church, was a very pleasant at
fair.
The Sewing Circle of Mt Zion Bap
fist church, was entertained Monday
night at the home Of Mrs. EliZabetl
Dougherty. Mrs. Bessie Simms wa.
hostess.
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WINIFREIE.

Mrs. George Ramey left Thursday
'or Charleston General hospital. where
Sh" will undergo an operation.
A. Wilson spent Saturday and Sun
day out Of town.
K. II. Allen and John Wilson arc
spending few days at their home in
ST. Adams.
II. =. Day and G. W. Perkins went
to East Bank to attend the Repnb-
IiCan convention.
}. NJ. Wooding was elected Nv tbo
Sabbath School as delegate TO $ S
convention at Montgomery.
W. E. Cary left for Cleveland. q
10 visit his uncle, J. II. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Randolph enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
}. e. Coles, Miss Minnie J., Walker
@nd Lee Johnson.
y. S. Alexander is spending q fe y
days at his home at Kanawha City with
his family.
c. H. Turner is at Charleston visit
ing bis family.
A very sad accident hapDcned hero
last Thursday night in the death of
Signora, the Baby daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. b. b. Allen, the child was in
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02
HARPER'S FERRY,

The Y. NJ &. A. Of StOrcr College
as is customary, had its annual ser
mon preached the last Sunday in
April. Some noted Y. NJ. G.. A. man
is usually present on this occasion.
Secretary David b. Jones, of Wash
ington, preached the annual sermon.
Special seats were reserved for the
Y. M. G. A. in the front of the church.
The men in solid phalanx with their
white ribbon emblem were a pleasing
sight.
Saturday evening a concert was Civ
Ell in Anthony Memorial Hall under
the direction Of the Y. M. z. A., the
proceeds Of which are to be used in
d1raying the expenses of the delegate
which is to be sent to the Kings
Mountain Student Conference of
Young Mems Christian Associations.
(Colored Mems Department. 1.-THE con-
ference is to be held at Lincoln Aca-
denny, Kings Mountain. s. G., from Nav
"a to June 2nd.
ahe Young Ladies Of the Third
year cooking class gave their annual
Demonstration Meal last Thursday, a
moon luncheon was prepared by the
class to which the faculty was invited.
The domestic science teacher was
present but she was treated as guest.
One member Of the class was host,
another was hostess. The serving and
waiting was done by the members Of
the class.
The demonstration room was decor
atsd with the colors Of the class. The
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02

We're guests. .~.---- 49,
Mrs. Anna Wells Watson, OF Co
lumbus. Ohio, was called to the city
because Of the death Of j. Nj. Halle
wood. While here she is. the guest
Of Mrs. Anna F. Davis.
Mrs. Amanda Johnson, OF Maiden
was y visitor to the city Wednesday.
Miss Emma Golf entertained Mrs
Vim, Bannion, of Columbus, Ohio, anl
Miss Willie Brown, at dinner Thurs
day of last week. y
- Mrs. Susie Marks, Of Montgomery
Waa the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Butks Monday. = &'..." .;
g. Mrs, Johnson, of Cambridge, Ohio
left Friday for her home after spenu.
ing a week in the city with hon
daughter, Mrs. Charles Williams, Elm:
wood avenue.
Mrs. Haffiue, Of Montgomery, was
nthe city Thursday on business.
The Improvement League will be en-
tertained Friday by Miss Esteilt
Greene at the home of Mrs. j. w
Carroll, Brooks street.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02

charge of Miss Virginia Smith who
was 10 care for it while it's mother
was confined in the Charleston General
Hospital. 1t was kept in Charleston
a few days, was brought here Thurs
day evening in very good health, dur
ing the night seemingly suffering from
a cold, began to worry and fret, the
nurse being aroused got up and gave
the child a dose of carbolic acid.
through mistake for cough medicine,
a physician was called but the child
was beyond human aid Interment
took place Saturday at o'clock in
MaSSie-Hill cemetary.
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Mrs. Ferguson left Tuesday for Ra

Mrs. Ferguson left Tuesday for Bal!
timore. Md.
The social held at the NJ. e. church
Monday in the interest of Morgan col
lege was success. The following pro-
gram was rendered: Prayer, Rev. Gill
Selection by High School girls; read
ing, e. R. Richardson; Instrumental
solo, Almeda Brown; Solo, "The Ro-
sary,," Mrs. C. A. Williams: Prof n.
d. Hazelwood presided, Mrs. Hazel
wood pianist.
DR.. Lavender. of Tennessee is a
frequent visitor to the city
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Curtis entertained
the p. and NJ. Whist club and few
friends Wednesday at their home in
Park street. Cards were the amuse-
ment from . p. m. until a late hour
When refreshments were served.
Mr.. Sans, of Pittsburg, is expected
in the city. as the guest of Miss I.eota
Giles rn,,.
Mr.. Singer. of Wheeling, spent Sun
day here, the guest of Mrs. Ina Hill
ard.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02
PAItKERSBURG.

Chas. Wells left last week for
Athens, Ohio.
b. f. Carter and NJ. r. WhittiCo
were here last week and spoke at a
political meeting held in the u. T.
club rooms.
me dance given at the K. of P
Hall Monday evening by the Walliams
SaXaphone Trio was well attended.
Mrs. VIM. Tomey. Rev. Williams and
Mrs. Bartlett returned Monday from
CIarksburg where they attended the
y. Y. p. L. convention.
Hugh Washington; of Clarksburg, is
in the city.
Louis Jones has arrived home from
Fayette county where he taught a sue
cessful term Of school.
Chat Grant is i'll at his home in
Redwood.
An excellent program was rendered
Tuesday by the Phoenix Literary So
ciety at Ann street church.
Profs. J. r, Jefferson and II. D.
Haz"lwood attended the funeral Of J.
VI. Hazelwood at Charleston.
Mrs. Virginia Giles left Tuesday for
Pennsylvania, where she will spend
the summer.
Miss Gestis, Of Marietta, spent Sun
DAY with Miss Marthenia Dixon.
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On Sad Mission--Among those
who attended the funeral Of J. M. Va
zlewood, Wednesday, we're: Mrs. NJ,
Carly, his mother; Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
Miss Laura Wells, Mrs. Matte Cren-
shaw and Bruce Wells, of Pomeroy
o.; Mrs. Anna Watson, Columbus, o.!
Mrs S. T. Warren, Columbus, O.; Mrs
NJ. A. Rome, Clarksburg; Thos. Jones
Clarksburg; l.. O. Wilson, Weston; e
l.. Morton, Fairmont; II. d. Halle
burg; H. II. Railey, Montgomery; DR.
G. c. Barnett, Huntington and A. 7
Straughter, Hinton.
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Personals and Locals.

j. d. Morris, Of Fire Creek, was a
business visitor here, Wednes tay.
, The Teacher Training class Of Simp-
son church meets every Wednesday
after prayer meeting.
Rev. j. w. Coleman, of the West
Side, has gone to Montgomery to at.
tend the Sunday School convention.
II. II. White has gone to Limetoh
Va, to visit relatives.
"The past and present" will be the
subject of the morning discourse at
st. Paul church, Sunday. In the even
ing the pastor will talk on what OF
the Future?'
Rev. B. r. Reed, c. w. Boyd, J.. c.
Farrar, f. G. Brown, Frances Starks,
Mrs. Helen Farrar, Mrs. Rosa Thomp-
son and II. s. Price are attending the
Sunday School convention at Montgom-
cry.
Rev. S. F. Boston, of Huntington,
editor Of the w. Va. Register, was q
visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Sidney Jackson was the guest
of Mrs. Fred Huskins on Summers
street last week
Mrs. Mary Starks entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the First Bap.
fist church Thursday Of last week al
her home on Shrewsbury street. Mrs
Julia Jones, of Paducah, KY, Mrs. An
ma +. Davis and Mrs. Sallie Brooks
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02

Farewell ReccptiOn--A number
Of friends and neighbors assem- .c.!
at the home of Mrs. Purnell, Second
avenue, Thursday evening and ten,
dered a farewell reception to Mrs
Annie Jones, who will return shortly
to her home at Jeffersonville, Inn
Those participating we're: Rev. and
Mrs. J. S. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Hammond, Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Wag
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Beckett, Miss
Cordelia WanZer, Mrs. G.. e. Wanzer
Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Halle Crozier, Thorn
as Frame, Frank Boyle, Miss Matte
Merritt and Mrs. Adeline Peden. TIL;
departure of Mrs. Jones is deeply re-
gretted by the community.
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State Summer School for
COlOred Teachers.

Third Session, June 17th July 2Gh 1912 Institute w. Va.
Two Distinct departments will be maintained: l. The Aca
which will devoted thorough the OF
the school for which credit be had the ns
tutions Also this connection thorough drill classes for
expecting the examinations will be maintained The
Professional which designed for principals high school Teachers
and other advanced students Some of the best talent i'll the
country has been for this school Three Of the dis
nguhed educators this country have accepted places the
Summer School Faculty, KELLY MILLER a. NJ, w. f.
B. Du BOIS Phi d., BOOKER WASHINGTON, LID. r.
This to be the Biggest and Best School Yet. Prepare
enroll For particulars address: Byrd Prileman Institute W.
Va. Sims, Blueld w. Va II. II. Mcdonald, Iarper's
Ferry, w. Va; or NJ. p. Shawkey Charleston w. Va.
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Atheneum's Big Meeting-At Rev
Woodlands home also was held Tues
cay evening, the best attended meet
ing the Atheneum club has yet had
SiXty-three members and friends were
present and brief remarks were made
by Mrs. Margaret Cobb, and Misses
Virginia and Ella Smith, Of VIII
fredh, Misses Mary Miller, Vangee Pat
terson, Mrs. Woodland, w. A. Wat 5,
and J. Q. Adams served lunch and the
thanks of the club were expressed TO
the hosts by r. G.. McIver The mex.
meeting will be held with Mrs. Vergic
Jefferson, Sentz street.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-05-02

w. H. Wright, who announces his
candidacy for constable in the COL
umns Of this issue was born in this
city and has lived here all his life.
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CHARLESTON.
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Death Was Suddem-Augustus
Young died Sunday evening at s o'clock
as the result of heart failure, at his
home at No. 2 Eagan street.
Young and a friend had just re-
turned from a visit to the show
grounds, where the Wallace Hagenbeck
aggregation were pitching their tents
and had lain down for a. rest. When
few minutes later, member Of his
family went to his bedside to awaken
him, it was found that he was dead.
He had evidently passed away JIMMIE
diately after lying down.
Coroner w. w! Lively viewed the
body and pronounced the death due 20
heart failure.
The deceased was 81 years old and
had lived here all his life. He is sur
viVed by three children.