Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-26

left for Princeton this morning on
professional business
Thos. Scott. OF Sinks Grove. W. Va
postmaster and merchant was i'm the
city attending the convention on YES
terday
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Mr. j. NJ Honaker and son. Eddie.
left on No. this morning for Roam
oke to visit relatives and attend the
Roanoke fair
c. Il. Hartman. OF Keystone. made
the Leader "A pleasant call yesterday
and became one OF our patrons We
are always glad 10 make new friends
and hope to know him better
The visitors from Mcdowell yes
terday to our city We're very numer-
Gus. They came down to nominate
Herndon and did it in a most harmo-
Nous manner and without dis
senting voice.
Remember that the Leader has as
sumed control of it's city circulation
Make any complaints you may have
at this office We are making ar
arrangements to have the paper de-
livered promptly and regularly.
Attorney Wade Bronson, of the
firm OF Stokes & Bronson, William
son. w Va, was in the city on yes
terday on professional business. He
is one OF Mingo's brightest young
lawyers and has a promising future
before him.
w l.. Taylor. formerly of Welch
but more recently of Baltimore. was
in the city on yesterday and became
a patron of the Leader. Mr. Taylor
has host of riends in this section
and is a large property owner in our
coal fields.
Attorney ID. Il. French leaves Tor
Welch this morning where with asso-
ciate attorneys he will pros ,cute the
County Court of Mcdowell for mis-
conduct while in office. This will be
an interesting trial and is attracting
considerable attention in this sec
tion.
A. |. Godfrey. Esq. of Bramwell
made us a visit yesterday and paid
his respects to the Leader. He is one
OF our staunchest patrons and is
democrat pure and simple. of the old
Jeffersonian school We are always
glad to have our friends call and see
us
Deputy Sheriff NJ w. Christie. of
Princeton, was visiting friends and
relatives in this city on yesterday.
z. d. Lewis and family. of Kim
ball, w. Va. stopped over in Blue
field yesterday from visit to the
Atlantic coast resorts. He reports
delightful visit on the sea shore.
and much benefit TO his family from
the invigorating climate Of that re-
glon.
The Herndon contingency brought
enough votes from Mcdowell on yes
terday to hold a small convention on
the city hall lawn AS they could not
procure a house TO hold their con
ycntion in they did what business
they desired on the hall steps. Judge
Ritz's friends had the city han filed
The Herndon men may claim that 80
was one sided affair and it did
sorter look that way to one who
viewed the sitution from afar of.
The tourist in italy invariably
pauses with reverentiaI reluctance OH
the ruins Of ancient Rome as the,
stand unearthed in their marble mag
nihcence Fragmentary incomplete
they are still majestic reminders OF 90
time Of historical splondor. uch as
the world may never see again. In
such play as Julius Caesar" which
Charles b. Hanford viii present at
the Elk's Opera House on Tuesday
oct 2. it becomes the function of the
producer not only TO restore rhos.
ruins % the modern eye blf To- rc.