Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-02
The Leader
ALL ABOUT BLUEFIELD

j. C. Pack was business visitor i'm
the city today from Bramwen
Windfield Chiffon, of North Caro-
lima, is in the city prospecting.
w l.. Pendleton. OF Princeton
registered at the Summit Hotel. this
city.
Miss Jesse Greever and Miss Angie
Gillespie, of Graham. were visiting
in the city yesterday.
DR.. w. II. Harrison, of Mansfield.
Mo. is the guest of Hugh Tabor. of
Graham during the holidays
Fred NJ. Holley. OF this city has
returned to Marshall College. Hun
tington, to resume his studies
There were two colored men taken
from No. 16 passenger last night for
disorderly conduct on the cars.
Mrs. Eugene Dunn, OF Northfork
who has been visiting Conductor w.
M. Smith, of this city. returned home
this evening.
J. C.. Tisson was killed yesterday,
near Ada, by light engine of the
Norfolk & Western. He was laborer
aged about 90.
Benny Levitt. OF Coeburn. is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. Samuel Turk
on Bland street and will remain i'm
the city for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Johnson, who
spent the holidays with Mr.. Johnson's
parents at Cloverdale, Va, returned
to their home yesterday.
There were sixteen arrests made
by our police last night and yester-
day, who will have to appear and
give account of themselves.
Mrs. G. L. owens, of South Blue
field. who has been confined to her
room for several months with fever
Is able to be out again and is CON
valescent.
Miss Bernice French, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e.
French on Bluefield avenue. during
the holidays, returned yesterday to
Keystone. where she is attending
school
Arthur Noel, a resident of Graham.
fell from scaffold at the Bluefeld
electric plant and broke his right leg
this morning. There were others ON
the scaffold but he was the only one
hurt.
Mrs. f. S. Pugh, and daughter.
JAMIE, OF East Radford. have been
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs f. f.. Car
ter's. on Bluefeld avenue. this city.
They will return to their home this
evening
Mrs. NJ. r. Preston and Mrs. J. n.
Preston and daughters, Misses Ruth
and Nellie, returned to their home
In Roanoke yesterday, after visiting
friends and relatives in this city dur
ing the holidays
Attention is directed to the cut on
this page showing where those much
talked OF Midway lots are located.
Probably no residential lots in South
ern West Virginia have ever received
as much attention
w. I. Lampford, reader of the
Daily Leader, who lives i'm Bedford
City. Va, is 81 years of age and can
climb tree as nimbly as you please
and can do many other things that
are surprising for one of his age. He
is six feet, 1-2 inches high in his
stocking feet.
Widner and Sackett, the leading
timber dealers Of Mercer county.
were in the city yesterday looking
after business interests They are
spreading out for the new year and
Will do more business than ever be
fore. They are a reliable firm i'm
every sense OF the word and if YOU
want TO do business in the timber
line you would do well to consult
them.
DIR. J. P. Hill, a prominent dentist
OF Marion, Va, is in the city. a visitor
seeing the sights He expresses him
self as being surprised al the push
the enterprise, the lavish expenditure
OF money in Improvement that ne
sees on every hand That IS the way it.
impresses everybody "the half has
never been told"
There was q watch party at tho'
home OF Mr. and Mrs 30 20 Bassat.
on Blueneld avenue Sow Years rrght
Those present were Misses J.tio.
Fozie. Dele and Claudine FIo.d. Nrs
Mary FretwelI Mr. Anderson. and
Willie Updiko. Robert Lorgvorth
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