Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-14
The Leader


r. G.. Burton. OF our ncighboring
city, Graham, is in Blu I'D look
ing after business.
Miss Matte Bail, Of South Blue
field, visited NJ Scott. OF
Bland street. Saur,
Watch for announcement OF The
Prince OF Pilsen" in these columns
tomorrow. They are coming.
Rev. w. A. Pearson, OF Virginia.
preached for Calvary Baptist church
yesterday morning.
Our churches all over the city
were well attended yesterday. Our
Sunday Schools are in fourishlng
condition.
Miss Berta Reynolds, OF Salem,
Va. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Fannie Reynolds, of this city, for
ew days.
Mr. II. w Miller. who has been
ute sick for some time, was on
lie streets greeting friends this
forming.
Mr.. James Davis. of Williamson,
visiting his family in this city
e is an employee of the Norfolk
Western.
We would like to Hlblish your
itten expression about the inn
rt11ce of improving the Bluefeld-
ah9m highway Make your com
Inication short and pointed
Bishop e. Coe, of Richlands, left
is city yesterday for Columbus bar
cks. where he will join the cavalry
anch OF the United States army.
e was accepted by the recruiting Of
ce of this place.
Mrs. Edith Showers and little |
aughter. OF Clearforll. are visiting
er aunt. Mrs. Jno. Wilson. OF South |
}luefield. Mrs. Showers will visit |
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph |
tafford, near Princeton. before she |
aturns home.
Still the weather remains warm
unusually warm for the season OF |
he year. or course we cannot reg
ii n hn ~ -f,..y
!me weather as we are now having
makes it depressing for business
We have been talking with n num- |
Der of our leading business men and |
hey pll seem ready to lend their aid |
owe making Bluefield a greater
,ity he coming Of the Deepwater |
'ailrc 1 near us make this the OPP
BORT, time to push the advantages
posse ID by Bluefeld to the front.
Just before going to press we
earn that the condition OF Mr.. IN
her Stafford is about the same. The |
physicians now express slight hopes |
# his recovery as N lived through |
asst night Everytr' 1s ible Is be
ng done for Tn man by |
elatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. stafford, of near |
princeton, are in the city attending
he bedside of their son, Luther |
stafford, who is now in st. Luke's |
lospital in a critical condition. The |
life OF Mr. Luther Stafford is also
linistering to the needs OF the
ounded man.
Are you looking for Bluefeld |
roperty that is worth something 49,
J'operty that you do not have TO
yai' for it to grow yaluable-prop-
rty that is already valuable? #
ou are you have only to consult the |
al estate agency Of c. OLeary & |
IN. Higginbotham avenue.
Cashier T. r. King, OF the Bank OF |
otoaka, has just dropped On to
We some work with the Leader
was formerly with the Flat Topl
7tioral Bank, OF this city. and has
any friends here. He informs us
Natoaka is one of the coming |
vns along the Deepwater, and will
We the advantage Of two railroads
IS b1nk is doing a good business
"a everything in that section is
osrerous He is one Of our coming |
)ung citizens and the future Of our
ction depends upon such business
as he
Luther stafford, Of Goochviue. |
ear Princeton, while coming to |
lueneld on Sunday with double
'g in coming down near the foot
( stoney Ridge. his horses became |
ightened and ran away. throwing |
To- Stafford from the buggy I'm some |
ay his feet became autaugIcd in |
be- gearing Of the vehicle and he /
fas dragged Tor q considerable dis |
ance over the rough surface of the
round to near this city Tie was
adly mutilated and internally In
ured but yet there IS hope Of his
ecOvery. lie is now at ST. Luko's