Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-29
P0CAY0NT AS
Saturday Budget of Inter
esting Gossip From the
Coalfield McSrop oils Ba-
zaar a Great Success.

| u OcahOntaS. va, May ~ Spe
c!al) To-day is the last day OF tn,
Hremen's bazaar ana tonight viii
be the Crowniag night OF the week
The bazaar has leea a great success
financially am from a social polat OF
view. Hundreds os visitors from oat
OF town have helped to swell che
crowds and everybody seemed to 10
out for go,1 time. Several adj
ditional cont buttons not heretofore
acknowledge were made. among
them the following
Mrs. II. l.. Pemberton. pillow.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith. fancy piece.
Saif-ti Shoe Co, baltimore. . pair
shoes.
w. II. Graham. cash $3.50.
Mrs. Dan Frazier. | cake
Mrs. Abe Hogan, cake.
Messrs. Tom Little ana Leonard
Guy, of Switchbaca, and Headley l..
Craft, of Maybeury. attended the ba-
zaar Thursday night.
The trial of Lawson for the muir
der OF BUT. which occurred here
last Thanksgiving evening, is in
progress at Tazewell ami large
number OF Pocahontas citizens are
attending court. Judge John w.
Owens, who was dangerously wound
one OF the witnesses. Others are
Sol Kwass. Lee Ball, Harry Matz,
Louis Bach, Jess Hudson, w. Il.
Barbour. Chas. Stump, 60. w. Mays
A. Francis Goodman, Max Marks, l..
Magril anu Harry b. Wright.
Attorney w. NJ. Minter is attend
ing Tazewell court.
Miss Sampselle, daughter or Judge
l.. A. Sampselle. OF Williamson, is
the guest OF Miss Annie Minter.
Miss Ruby Little, OF Bramwell,
who has been visiting Miss Minter,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Moss, of Tazcwoll. at
tended the bazaar this week.
Miss Elizabeth Hunar1, who has
been teaching school at Hillsville,
Carroll county. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Surface.
Rev. w. III. Kelly, the venerable
father of w. w. Kelly. is here on
a visit TO his son.
Alfred Lindau, Of Greensboro, ~
c., Is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Gertrude Landon, OF Key
stone. is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. jamie Browning Mcconnell
and little daughter left yesterday for
Salem, to spend the summer.
Miss Hazel Pom, of Bluefeld, IL
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. III.
Zimmerman.
ID. l.. Talbert, of Bristol, is in
town On business.
Sam b. Payne, J. A. Whitlock,
and w. w. Akers, of Blueneld, were
looking for orders here yesterday.
Mrs. Louis r Winston, Of Bristol
is the guest of Mrs. Frank ward.
Miss Lillian Henslcy, vino attend
ed school at Virginia Institute. Bris-
tol, has returned home. Miss Hens
ley won the music medal.
Mrs. II. s. Surface is seriously II
of typhoid fever Miss Eubank, a
trained nurse OF Blueneld, has
charge Of the case.
Mrs. station continues very i'll and
for two or three days her life has
been despaired Of Her children are
with her as much as possible and
they have the sympathy OF a host
Of friends The station family IS
well known an dgrcltly liked
throughout the coalfelds.
w. c. Drummer, Of Blunfcld, was
in town on business yesterday.
w. r. Shepherd, OF BlucGelI, was
here yesterday looking after bust
ness matters.
Miss Rosa Kwass will 20 TO Blue
field tomorrow to spend several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Sam l..
Matz.
NJ. NJ. Umbarger, who was oper-
ated on Sunday by Doctors Halter
and Johnson, is improving
Miss Gertrude Rncker, OF Rich
lands, will be the guest Of Mrs. Ch1s.
-. Smith and Miss Margaret Jones
over Sunday.