Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-04-28
PERSONAL
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K. y. Lee, OF Bramwell, is In tho
city.
Geo. Wolf, OF Richlands. is visi
tor la the city.
w ii. Sanford. of Kimball, are W,
tors in the city.
Garnet Williamson, of Vivian. i.
in the city today.
w. J. Rumburg. of Spanishburg
is in the city today.
j. j. Greer, OF Hensley, Is ths
guest Of Bluefield friends.
Attorney Graham Sale, of welch
s attending federal court.
Waiter /. Bailey is reported quite
IL at his home on Adams street.
Mr.. David Phillips, OF Bramweu,
w. Va, was in Bluefeld yesterday.
Ben Tobin, w. j. Woodward and
~. l.. Hawks, of Godfrey, is look
ing after business matters in the
city.
Ex-Sheriff w. A. Brown, of Prln
ceton, is business visitor In Blue
field.
p. H. Rorer is looking after bus
mess matters at his old home town
Roanoke.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Boone
OF No. 702 Greenbrier street, a
daughter.
Prof. j. n. Hoylman, of Brain
well attended the Lindsey lecture
last night.
Assistant district attorney, III. D.
Rummell, of Charleston, is attending
U. S. Court
r. b. Parrish, cashier of the First
National Bank Of Northfork, is in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. stone, Of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, arrived in the
city last night.
Hon. James A. Strother and W
w. Hughes, of the WEIGH bar a-e
attending U. S. Court.
Frank T. Witten. of Tazewell, Il
former Bluefeld journalist, was
visitor here last night.
Justice and Mrs. John r. Green
walt, of Welch, who has been visit
ing in the city, returned home this
afternoon.
w. S. Day, of the Princeton Whole
sale Grocery Co., was in the city This
afternoon en- route home from a visit
to Tug River.
John w. Boone, of Lindside, John
E. Croy, of Barn, and DR.. p. j.
'McElrath, of Bramwell, are attend
ing U. S. Court.
John Stewart, who was accidental
~ seriously injured several months
ago, is able to visit his parents at
Christiansburg.
il. Lazarus and Leon Goodman, OF
Lynchburg, were in the city last
night to visit their business ascot
ate, Bernie He Ter.
Mrs. Mary Davis, after a visit or
several days with friends in Mol-
roe county, has returned to her
home on Adams street.
w. H. Matthews, notedauc-
tioneer of Greensboro, n. c., is in
The city to assist at the auction sale
Of the oliver lots tomorrow.
Rev. Geo. A. Thompson, whose
missionary labors keep him in the
coalfields most of the time, is at
home on visit to his family.
G.. A. McCraw, a former postal
clerk, 81 years old, died at his
home at Radford Sunday evening,
after two -ays' il ness with uremia
Former Sergeant II. o. Whitworth
was here from Moundsvil'e las;
hight. Mr. Whitworth has been a
guard at that institution for about
en- years
Chas. S. Thorne, formerly of Poca
hcntas. and now connected with the
New York office OF the Pocahontas
Consolidated Collier,es Co., was In
he city last night.
w. b. Honaker, of Montcalm, was
II the city this afternoon. It
is rumored that Mr.. Honaker would
not object to another term as county
superintendent of schools, a position
ne held several years ago.
Henry Keatley, of Pride, is in the
city. Mr.. Keatley is a son Of John
Keatley, for many years member
Of Mercer county court and one OF
her foremost citizens. He will be
remembered by many of our readers
who had business before the court
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