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


The Leader extends greetings to
all its readers and wishes for all
happy New Year.
o. NJ Deyrle. of the Flat Top Fuel
Company. has joined his wife I'm
Lynchburg. where she is spending
the holidays.
Bluefeld has reason to feel proud
OF her progress during the past year.
Let us hope that her record will grow
brighter every year.
There were only two drunks last
night. one railroad trespasser and one
United States Navy dcserter. requir-
ing the attention OF our city police.
For the local news. up-to-datc.
you will have TO read the Daily
Leader hereafter. We are going TO
have It all up to the minute of GO
ing TO press.
Our charming young ladies who
have been home spending the holi-
days. are now returning to their diff
ferent schools, throughout the coun-
try. We wish them a pleasant return
to their studies
The New Year was ushered I'm by
the blowing OF whistles and ringing
bells in the city OF Blueneld The
usual celebrations of the incoming
of the New Yea; were held i'm all
sections OF the town.
We shall give our readers the very
latest news every evening and shall |
endeavor to merit a continuance of |
their patronage by giving them the
most neatly printed and the most
readable paper published in Blue |
field.
Rev. l.. II. Little, formerly of the |
Holston Conference and an old news |
paper man, has taken charge of our
subscription list and will canvass this I
region in the interest Of the Daily |
Leader Our readers can rely on |
what he tells them and any business |
transactions that he may make for
this journal will be accepted by us.
We sometimes admire a liar when |
he INDUCES In II as a sport. but when |
1t becomes chronic and persistent. as |
1t has with the scribblers on the |
sheet across the street. Il becomes |
very disgusting We have heard of |
circulation liars before. but now we
have him located right here I'm Blue |
field.
Misses Ethel and Emma Farley |
passed through Bluefeld from Lynch |
burg yesterday, where they had been |
spending Christmas. returning To- |
their home at Elkhorn. Miss Emma |
will leave Elkhorn today TO resume |
her studies at Marshall College. Hun
tington.
The Producers Coal Company. Of |
this city, have moved their Office Co., |
to larger and more convenient quar- |
tiers in the Thornton building. third |
floor. We are pleased 10 know that |
this firm is spreading ont and getting |
ready for more business during the |
new year. They occupy rooms 80 |
33 and 81 and will be glad 10 greet |
their friends and patrons az ans
time.
Graham College will give an en-
tertainment in the College Hall Fri
day night, January 4, 1907 This viii
be reproduction OF the program
rendered December 21, 1906. and
will be given because patrons and
friends of the school have repeatedly
requested to have It given once more
before the close Of the holidays We
are pleased to know that this excel
lent performance IS to be repeated
and we have no doubt but that the
attendance will be larger than ON its
first presentation
Many have expressed their apprc-
citation OF our change to an after
noon newspaper. Not one with whom
we have spoken On the subject but
what has congratulated us on the
change. The evening paper we know
is better for us and we think 81 will |
prove acceptable to all
Attorney ID. NJ Easley has return !
ed from a weeks visit to Lynchbure +
where he has been recreatng and on |
a pleasure trip. He is one Of our |
brightest business men and has q |
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