Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-14
PERSONAL

W. b. Honaker. OF WEIGH. visited
Blueneld today.
Mrs. Jarlus Collins. OF Bramwell.
is In New York this week.
Born. to Mir. and Mrs. Ellis Cook.
OF Third street. daughter.
w. J. Kennedy. OF Cosburp. Va.
was in the city this morning.
Charles \. Ball. of Roanoke. was
a Blueieid visitor yesterday.
Attorney Ira J. Partlow, OF Key.
stone. was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. a. II. Hook and children left
this afternoon to visit relatives at
Radford
II. Cabell Blackstock has returned
from visit to his former home in
Lynchburg
r. Il. Smith. of Coebtrn. is the
guest OF his brother. j. r. Smith. or
Fourth street.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Holiday.
OF Zurich are visiting friends and
relatives in the city
Mrs. J. X. Hall and little daugnte
Minnie left this morning TO visit
relatives at Tazewell.
Nora md Johnnie NeighLo,s 80:
this morning to visit their grand
parents at MontyalS. Va.
Mrs. Frank Michael. of Bethle-
hem. Pa, is the guest OF Mrs. S. NJ.
Smith on Summers street.
:. c. Honaker, of Rocky Gap. Va.
Is in the city today en- route TO Rich
mond on a business trip.
G. j. Junkln, OF Kyle, returned to
his home yesterday after visit to
relatives at Christiansburg.
w. X. Brooks, president OF the
bank at Glade Spring, is in The city
looking after his business interests
here.
NJ. II. Pedigo broke ground today
for the big plant OF the Georgia
Lumber Company on West Bluefieli
avenue
George p Johnson, superintend-
ent of the western division of the
Norfolk & Western railway, left last
night for Columbus on official bust
ness.
w. n. Foster, who has been visit
ing his family on Mercer street. leG:
this morning for MiddlesDoro, KY,
where he has charge OF lumber
plant.
James Mooney, travelling pas enger
agent for the Northern Pacific
passed through on No. last night
for Seattle. Wash, with a party OF
homeseekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. II. Witten. of
Bramwell, were visiting in Bluefield
yesterday. Mr. Witten has been
spoken of as a probable candidate
for county clerk on the Republican
ticket.
S. c. Whitaker. of the Norton
Grocery Company, and Edgar L..
Cameron, of the Thomas-Andrews
Company, of Norton, both former
Bluetielders, were in the city yester-
day greeting old acquaintance.
Thomas w. lowering, the Bran
we'll attorney, who has been engaged
in work at st. Paul, Va, for the
last three months. was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Levering's engage
ment at that point may continue for
some weeks longer.
Mrs. Anna bearing and little son
left this afternoon for Roanoke to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Powell
who died in Cincinnati Sunday and
whose remains were taken through
this city on No 4 today. Mrs. Pow
ell vas formerly Miss Mabel Smith
of Roanoke
Judge J. M. Sanders returned yes
terday from B2ckley, where he as
sisted his brother-in-law, Senator
Matheny, in the trial of the suit of
Jackson NJ Ewing against the Ian
ark Fuel Company for damages for
the loss Of a limb. Judgment was
rendered for $4,000. The boy is
13 years old.
p. J. Hahn, who has been in the
city for some time seeing after bus
mess matters, left this mornin; for
Roanoke, where he will remain with
/ Mrs Hahn, who is under treatment
at an infrmary in that city, until
| after Easter. From there he will go
to Princes Anne, Md, going by Nor
/ folk, where he will stop for a lev
days. Mr.. Hahn has about recovered
from the injuries he sustained by
falling from a porch in Norfolk On
the 25th ultmo. at the residence OF
Joseph L. Baker.