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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

Fkapusta take licho xydaiy
" bie1acym roku a z powodu,
.ze: kwiecien bvl> "a. mokry q
mai a. suchy, bawelne far.
merry siali bard2o p6zno a
to Z. pcwodu, IL wiosna by}a
m'lok II: be jedni farmerzy sa-
dziii swa bawe1ne W b. r. po
diva q y try razy, DO 2 powodu
il grunt by} zawdy "a mo.
kr.y, <bawe}na wygni}a ma "a
.gonie, a niejednym farme-
rom bawe}na nawet wcale
ME powschodzi}a, lecz ia.
.kich by}o niewielu. Ger
Wc0We desZcZe "a to WsZyst'
ko %orzezwi}y, DO miejscami
woda. al ste}a, to i bawe}na
2aczela kwitnac i DUO
+paczka ma wiaza{a; starsza ba-
LWueelna za6 ma pc kilka pie
knych ba}k6w ma sobie.
Tutejsi farmerzy juz So
ma uko6czeniu z pra~
ca okolo baweiny. ZebySmy
doetali byli to deszcze 0 ia
kie diva tygcdnie PREDICT to-
|by6my. porobi]i dobra kuku-
ryd e, lecz re deszcz przy'
sxed} "a p6zno, kukurydza
przepadfa zupe}nie.
Nasze Sfostry nauczyciel-
XII wyjecha}y ma diva miesiecz-
ne wakacye do San Antonio,
Tex. a ~powr6ca gdy sic zn6w
szko}a rozpocznie. Siostra,
kt6ra gra}a ma organach, tax
re wyjecha}a a miejsce jej
zajaf is letni Tomasz Nowac-
XII, syn szymona Nowackie.
90, kt6ry juz ME Gle gra ma
orgaDach = umie juz odegrac
wszystko ksiedzu do mszy sw
i zdaje sic il niezad}ugo wy
kieruje sic ma zdolnego Or
ganiste,: c2eggo mu szczerze
zycze. >,""""t
Nesz proboszcz Wiel. ke, G.
APPEL prawi nam bardzo pie
kne nauki W kosciele co ME-
dzie1e, ale niestety W angiel-
skim iezJku, DO pc po]sku
ME umie wcale i ola tego na-
SEA parafia ME jest .niego
~zadowolona = DO by5my by
FIJI radzj gdyby6mv tn tax mo.
eli dostaG ksiedza Polaka =
lecz, czy nasza parafia do
Eczeka sic kiedy tego zaszczy
Etu, to trudno odgadnac,, lecz
my paratianie, jeden jak dru.
gi- powinnismy sic starat
u naiprzew. ks. biskupa ably
nam da6 raczy} ksiedza ro~
daka, ks. Biskup moze ME
ma polsklego ksjedza r. r.
kt6ryby nam g}osi} ka.
yania i s{ucha} spowiedzi "
polskim jezyku; a tym kilku
innonarodowcom, co sic tn do
naszej parafii w~prowadzili,
cd czasu do czasu, niechby
powledzia} kazanie W angiel~
Isklm jezyku. Mas Polak6w
lest p;ec razy wiece 81 W para
fiji anize]i obconarodowc6w,
q vice powinnismy sic wszy.
scy udac 2 pro6ba do mai
prev. ks. bisxrpa i mu pred
Estawic nasze zazalenie i pro-
Isle koniecznie ably sic Wv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13

k, dnia 1890 lipca, 1911 !
porzadzi}, ably kazda parafia
.obsadzona, czyli obsiuzona
byfa przez ksiedza tel samej
ma, odowo5ci jakiej jest para
fla; moze. tel Pan Bog sic
zmiluje j da taxa my6l ks.
biskupowi ze nam da ksiedza
Polaka. Tylko miejmy cierpli-
wo6c i pracujmy " jeduo6ci.
P}acmy co sic nalezy obec-
nemu proboszczowi, jego
pensya chociaz on jest MEM
Gem, ale teraz prague W na>
szej parafii, vice tel mu sic
sfusznie u%trzymanie cd mas
nalezy dopokad 2 mani 20.
stale. Daj Boze, aby6my W
kr6tce doczekali sic ksiedza
rodaka, tobysmy 60 ma reku
nosili ably mu sic jaka krzyw-
da ME stafa.
Teraz co do aaszych han.
dl6w; - ] do tych ME many
tn zadnego szczescia. Many
tn %wprawdzie "A. S. Warcho-
la, p~olskHgo. kowala, kt6ry
cd kilku lat prowadzi pier
wszo rzedna kuznie' i sic cie-
sly dobrem powodzeniem.
Drugi, .polak p. T., Bayer "a
}ozyl cd paru lat pierwszo-
rzedne krawiectwo i mu tez
|dohrze interes idzie. Trzeci
Jest Stanis}aw Klaezak, 70.
dak nasz, z zawodu krawiec,
PRAGUE u Amerykanina. Ty-
le many szczescia;:z e CT trzej
rodacy ~prowadza jakis- polski
|interes, ale ME many tn gro
cernika ami salnnisty pol"
skiego i %zapewniea mie6 ich
Enie. bedziemy. A wiec bracia
popierajmy swoiehtrodak6w
jezeli :ci sic plug lab w6z
zepsuje zanie6 go do poiskie.
90 kowala A. S. Warcho}a a
On ci odda nowy;; le6eli cheese
nowy garnitur, czYli ubranie
|idz do rodak6w T.atBayer'a j
). Kleczaka, tam us1uga sko-
ra a ubranie bedziesz mia|
dobre j TAME. Il
Nam tn do zah0towania
smutn4 nowine;d nia % z. ID.
rozstai sic z lynn swiatem
Dominik Sugar, liczy} lat "a
Ii byl jeszcze sanlotny, pc
kr6tkiej chorobie zako6czy}
sw6j zywot z,emski i pre-
ni6sl sic do wieczno6ci, pc.
jednany z Panem Bogiem,
pozostawii W smutku pogra-
zonych rodzic6w juz W dosyc
podesz1ym wieku, kilku bra.
Lei i siostry. Pogrzeb odbyl
sic 26go z. m. PREY udziale
ca}ej parafii :utejszej. Rodzi-
com i ca}ej familii zasylam
W ;cb smutku szczere wsp6f.
czucie, a umar}emu MECH
bedzie ia ziemia lekka.
POLONUS.
y pred lat rs.
nj ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
KoREsfoND&NCl /! E.
81. SaxsArSsA&, y I
BRYAN, Texas, :

BRYAN, Ie e|xxtal!ss,
~ :. s lipca, 1911,
Szanowna Redakcyo
nWiarusal
P~roszesumiescic kilka slow
W naszym .kzoe,cclht!a,nym Wiaru'
sic z naszego> Bryan, DO mai
wiecej koSespondencyi 2 Te.
xas, to 'pisuja "abonenci 2
Bremond, 30 GO prawda Bre
mond jest najwieksza parafia
polska W ssttsajniiie Texas, gdzie
oko}o 100 polskieh rodzin
mieszka, TO sla tam zawsze
ktoS znaidzje ze, COS: do gaze:
ty napisze, a to lest bardzo
}adnie ~ tPolacvsd aias o:sobie
cos wied;z;!'ef il a'k n. siie gdzie
i komu ~powodzi.
Tylko jeden pan VS.,
rarafiani41N R b TO.
sob;e nie' aiAaph po ] przy-
jacielsko r.. swe9jjeHm'!:: tam tam ro-
dakami, DO ich J.. " =: dose Q ba-
niehny spos65!b & obczernil " v,
rs numerze Wiarusa. Wyty-
Ia i'm pije6stwo; a szczeg6l-
ME opublikowa}: W.. Wiarusie
az jejenaScie* pr&ypadk6w
6mierci, :. kt6rej alkoholizm
by} pr@yczynq:;: W tych jede.
nastu widze i: nazwisko pana
~Trojanow4|kiesl}o'', ze on gdy
przejezd@lai preez tory, bedac
pijany, zee 81 tai ,zabity.
TAX, panic W. S., ME jest
to pieknie: ola .ciebie, swoje
gniazdo 1:plamif, DO ostatni
ten ptak co swoje' gniazdo
kala. A~jazhizej podpisany,
by}em tam " waszym Bre-
mond ma Wisfkahoc' u swego
k%rewniaka pana J: Wozniaka
" odwiedzinech, tom s}ysza}
tam cd pewnego cz}owieka,
10 pan M. Trojanowski ME
by} zadhym ,pijakiem; ami
wtenczas: gdy zostal zabity,
10 ami szklanki 'piwa ME wy
pill.
TAX teraz donosze :szanoW-
nym czytelnikomi Wiarusa,
10 jak gdzie iddzies;; tax + u
mas mieli6my 'prawie> diva
miesiace .su5;cbo, to u mas
kukuryd;za miie;jjscaaini niedo.
pisa}a,. a sz,czeg6(niej ma bar.
dziej pa]acem gruncie to
sic spali}a, ale. "a to .ba we}na
tn ro6nie. }adnie. .Obecnie to
bawe}na tax: 6hcznie kwitnie
jak jake n,ijsliczniejsze kwia.
ty W ogrodach;.* -:
Pc tax dIugo panujacej
suszy to Pan Bog sic mad
Mani zmil6wisaa1 iudzie,lil nam
tej niebi95s;lk<iie rtG r x 30 2
nastaniem lipcaa' ' to dteszcze u
mas dosyt 81. csz,eRsto: prrzee'cchb'o7dza'
a dnia 5 lipca, to4my tn "
powiecie Brazos dostali dose
obfity deszcz, zaco wszyscy
Bogu dzieknjemy.
Nasi farmerzy9 sjiief y ciesza
10 oboc knkk!n1lryydzza. "a. ME 9. dopi.
sa}a, to ~pt1yngmniej' bawe}:
ma dubeltQQlWo@.U plloQn wyda, a
nasza pracas'niss p6jdsies ma
merne, je4sfil. ta(k a,a.lsi bedzie,
i ME bedaie .jakirj przeszko-
dy. 49, s,ss:,': ~. :. 49,. -. 49, /. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
MARLIN, Tex.
5go lipca, 1911:
~. Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarrsa!


Wiarrsa!
Upraszam Szan. R~edakcye
o pomieszczenie niniejszej
korespondencyi ma lamach
poczytnego Wiarusa. Majac
nieco czasu, pragne sic pc
.dzielic z czytelnikami, aby
sic mogli czego6 dowiedz'ec
z naszego Martina.
Bardzo mas to cieszv, 4.
many tn W naszym Texas
tax liczne grono korespon~
dent6w, kt6rzy tax dxielnie
podaja do szan. Wiarusa ko-
respondencye. A wiec p;sz-
my jeszcze wieceJ wiadomo-
Sci do Wiarusa, a TEN be-
.dziemy sic wsp6lnle lepiej
+~informowac. Tylko nasz ko.
chany ,Ormuz'',w Lockharth,
Tex: milczy jakby W grobie,
re duma dalej mad
skohczeniems wiata; a potem
nam opisze"w szan.. Wiaru.
Fsie o co:bardzo Go uprasza:
my.
Music nadmienic O tutej.
szych urodzajach i powie.
trzu. Jak wiadomo, ze z po-
czatkiem wiosny mieliSmy
%przewaznie mokro; przez ca
" -miesiac kwiecie6 padaly
|deszcze prawie co dzie6 =
farmerzy bardzo sic poop6z.
mali z siewem bawe}ny, kt6ra
bardzo p6zna hyla, DO grunt
po kwietniowych u~lewnycb
deszczach byl bardzo zbity,
tai jakby 60 wcale laden plug
ME oral. Maj ma .dobitek i do
po}owy czerwca bY}o baldzo
sucho; baweIna miejscami
nie powschodzi}a z. pcwodu
suszy. Maj dial sic farmercm
tax we znaki bez tel niebies-
kjej rosy - 2e 'sa1zilismy
JUL, re wszystko sic wypa!i
ia zagonach; posucha dopie.
kla farmerom do zywego =
brak woody dial sic ME jedne-
mu we znaki, DO wszystkie
:stawy, rowy j parowy powy~
farmerzy musivli wo,
.zic wode do picia i ola in:
:wentarza 2 .daleka, luxury
dza tis .wypalifa, farmerzy "a
!Iedwie dostana tyIr, 20 i'm
oplsci ale to co :wsiali ma
wioshe do ziemi, ziemniaki j
1865. - ~t~H~ -. 49,, --.r--. ~,sr% -. ~ $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-13
z pred lat Is.

Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedxiemy podawat "
kazdym numerze .Wiarusa" najwa2niejsxe
sprawy oR6lne imieiscowe.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
ADDaIaclia Notes

Ed Cartwright has been quite
sick the past week.
w. G. Long and wife left
Saturday to make their future
home at Clintwood. They will
be very much missed from our
midst.
Mr.. Amburgey moved his
family here last week from Big
Stone Gap, and are occupying
the Whitehead house where
MIR. Gobble resided.
Misses Bessie Garland and
Edith Richie, of Bristol, are
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. j /.
a. Kaylor.
Father Vincent, of Stonega,
was in town Friday.
Ebert Large spent Sunday in
Bristol.
Miss Campbell, who has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
DR.. Holley, returned to her
home at Cumberland Gap last
Thursday.
Rev. Bassett and wife have
been holding services at the
Mission the past eleven days.
Misses Cinthia Mars and
Rachel Breeding went over to
Rye Cove last Friday 60 spend
a few days with relatives.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church will meet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Miller.
Miss Christie Slower and
niece spent the week end with
friends at Elyerton.
News was received here Last
week that Miss Ruth York and
DR., b. f. Williams, OF Eldar,
ado, Okla, were married July
18th. Mrs. Williams is q daugh
ter of Rev. ID. v. York and
formerly lived in Appalachia,
and has many friends here who
wish her happy married life
Misses julia and Make Shep
herd and Maggie Gilly, Of East
Stone Gap, spent Friday night
! with Mrs. VIII Witt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
cHILDREss- TAYLOR.

Miss Eula Uhildress, of Clint.
wood, was married Friday
evening at nine o'clock at the
home of her parents. at Clint.
wood, to Guy E. Taylor, of this
place. Row. Mr.. Moore, pastor
of the Methodist Church, South,
performed the ceremony.
Announcement of the we'd
ding, came az o pleasant sur.
prise to Mfr. Taylor's friends
here, when received by phone
Saturday, many of whom little
dreamed of him becoming a
Benedict"
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor arrived
in Big Stone Gap Sunday and
are guests of the groom's par
ents, Capt. and Mira. Henry
Taylor. They will return to
'Clintwood Wednesday where
they will reside temporarily.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
BoATRIGHT- cLENDENEN

Wallace, Va, July 31.-At
high noon today Miss Flora
Clendennen, the handsome and
accomplished daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. N. l.. Clenden-
men. became the bride of Prof.
J. G. Boatright, of Jonesville,
Va, the Rev. j. w. Repass, of
Bristol, officiating.
The nuptials were solemnized
at the Clendennen home, which
was Hastily decorated for the
occasion. The nuptials were
Witnessed by large number of
the relatives and friends of the
contracting parties. Following
the ceremony and congratula-
tions, the wedding party were
ushered into the dining room,
where an elegant wedding feast
was spread.
The groom is superintendent
of public instruction of Lee
county, and is recognized as u
most competent educator. The
bride is one of the most popular
and highly esteemed young
women in this community.
The bride and groom left this
afternoon for Knoxville, and
will go thence on their bridal
tour to Niagara Falls and Tor
onto, Ontario.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
MORTON PERRY.

Fielding l.. Morton, of Roda,
aud Miss Grace Perry were
united in marriage Sunday
evening at six O'Clock at the
home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Perry, al
this place, Rev. j B. Craft,
pastor of the Baptist church,
officiating.
Only a few of the most init.
mate friends and relatives OF
the contracting parties were
present. After the ceremony
the bride and groom left for
Roda, where they will reside,
and where tho groom holds a
position in the store of the Sto-
mega Coke & Coal Company.
The many friends of this
popular young couple wish their
much happiness and prosperity
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

1t seems that there was
enough graft in Mexico to make
some of our graft experts look
like amateurs. For instance,
one-half the teachers on the pay
roll OF the department of educa-
ton could not be found, but
somebody had called regularly
for their salaries.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
FOR SALE AT "A BARGAIN.

Three lots located north side
Of Cherokee avenue, between
East Second street and North
Boulevard, 33xl32 each, known
as lots Q, 10 and IL, Block "a,
Plat No. /.
just as nature made them,
no landscape, gardener could
improve them. My leaving town
is only reason for selling.
@. @. LoNG,
Big Stone Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
BIDS REJECTED.

Norton, Va, July 3l.-At q
meeting of Of the board of su-
pervisors for Wise county il
was decided to reject all bids
for macadam to be used on the
new roads and to re advertise
bids, which will be opened on
August 23rd. This plan was
decided on because there was
little competition on the former
bidding and the bids were
thought to be high. The mac
adam for which bids are sough,
will be for fifty miles of the
new roads.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

An exchange says that Eng:
land has 1900 ships engaged
in foreign trade, Germany has
above 200, Japan has nearly
900, while the United States
has but nine all told similarly
engaged.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

Hon. w. A. Jones, Congress-
man from the First Virginia
District, who is n candidate be-
fore the primary to be held on
September 9TH for the nominal
tion for United States Senators
from this State, spoke in the
United Stntes Court room here
on Monday night. There was
quite a number of the citizens
of the Gap present to hear Mr..
Jones speak, and they gave him
an attentive hearing. The Con-
gresham from tho First Dis
trict, who was introduced by
our townsman, Mfr. RID. Baker,
is good talker, and as soon as
introduced to his audience took
up Senator Martins (whose seat
in the United States Senate he
desires to occupy record from
the time he (Martin) first
became public servant, and
discussed it in the most scath.
ing manner down to the pres
ent time. According to Mr..
Jones not one good thing has
the Senior Senator from Vir-
ginin done all these years he
has been in the Senate. After
discussing Senator Martins
record in the Senate he paid his
respect to the Democratic Or
ganization of the State, and
characterized it az the most
rotten thing in existence, and
we must admit that if it ia half
as rotten as Mr.. Jones says it ia,
il liz some rotten. Every mean
thing that the Democratic party
has done in the State he laid Mt
the door of Mr.. Martin. He told
how corrupt the organization
was in Norfolk county; how
they had voted dead men in
elections down there and had
done all manner of mean things,
which he also laid ut the door
Senator Martin. He failed to
tell of anything he had ever
done to prevent such corruption,
if in fact, it exists. MIR. Jones
is for MIR. Jones, and he wants
to go TO the United States Sen.
ate bad-so bad that he ia will.
ing TO disrupt the Democratic
party in the State, if mecca
sary, to accomplish his pur-
pose. We fail to see where
in Mr.. Jones would make
better Senator than MIR, Mar
tin has made, and are, there
fore, unable to recommend him
60 our readers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

Fourteen fraudulent fire in
surance companies were raided
in Philadelphia the other day.
The nominal president of one of
them was an Office boy of nine
tecn years, whose pay was 80
the week. This company had
clients all over the country, and
had an income of more than
$27, 900 the month. which went
into the pocket of INSCRIPTIONS
men who used the office boy to
sign papers for them. Justice
ought to be very severe on an
insurance thief. There is no
meaner thief.-R c h IN IL d
Times Dispatch
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

The Southwest Virginia Ag.
ricultural and Live Stock Asso-
citation mas put out an attrac-
tive catalogue of its Great Dis
trict Fair, to be held ut Rad
ford September o, and 8, 1911,
The catalogue contains the
official premium list, the rules
and regulations governing the
fair and other interesting
information.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

The man who let's his back
yard be filled with rubbish, who
does not clean out his cellar,
and who lets his front yard go
to weeds, has no right to sing
of the "New Jerusalem" pearly
gates and golden Streets
Clinch Valley News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

In reporting the doings of the
Senatorial Primary candidates
one of our exchanges says:
"The artin-Swanson, Jones'
Glass vaudeville companies
gave several most spirited per-
formances. The latter company
had only two members of it
present, but what it lacked in
numbers is made up i'll vehem-
ence."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

England il to have insurance
against sickness and lack of
employment. That il the kind
Of insurance to talk about. The
victim nssy have 20 get sick in
order TO profit BY it, bat he
doesn't have 70 die TO beat it.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

Little Delaware now leads the
.Union in something else besides
being the first State to sign the
Declaration of Independence.
Her namesake is the fastest
battleship in the navy
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

SUBSCRIBERS are earnestly re.
quested to observe the date
printed on their address slips,
which will keep them ut all
times posted as TO the date
of the expiration of their sub
Hcription. Prompt and timely
attention TO this request will
save all parties q great deal of
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

a Washington politician de-
clares they are going to make n
President in Congress this sum
mer, Champ Clark says he
can't imagine who it will be.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

By going ahead and doing
things Woodrow Wilson, in the
opinion of other candidates for
the democratic nomination for
president is taking a mean ad.
vantage of them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

The Virginia Press Associa-
citation has gracefully and mer-
itoriously complimented Mr..
Walter i. Addison, editor OF
the News, by electing him pres
ident of the association for the
ensuing year. While the writer
does not know the now presi.
dent personally, he does know
him by reputation and very
favorably. Prior to his connec.
nection with the Lynchburg
paper as editorial writer, Mr..
Addison was engaged in news
paper work at Pulaski and in
Roanoke, and before entering
journalism pracsicod law, a
profession for which he was
specifically educated. He has
made good in journalism,
however. and is ono of the most
fofcefnl and versatile writers
ON the Virginia press. we beg
to congratulate Mr.. Addison
upon the honor, which wo be-
liese has been worthi,y bestow.
ed.-Danyille Register.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
WANTED.

Fresh country produce, chick
ems and eggs. Will pay cash or
merchandise at cash prices.
ID. o. WOLFE,
Big Stone Gap, Va.
July 96-30-32
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

Amateur writer's whose arti-
ticles have been rejected are
convinced that there is a maya.
zine trust,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02
SANAX

Use Sanax dip around your
premises-it disinfects and de-
stoys germs. A5c per pint Mt
Kelly Drug Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-08-02

Think how happy come men
are with nothing to do but fish,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-06-30
Raised a Large Sum

The reopening rally of the King
Chapel Christian Church, colored
held last Sunday, was a success. TIL,
congregation rallied as never before
in their history.
Elder j. R. Louderbach, of Roam.
oke, preached three excellent ser.
mons. The M. E. Church choir rem.
dered fine music. The Methodist and
Baptist congregations came to help.
Many white friends had already help
ed libe ally and some were present to
help again. The following amour is
were raised.
Club No. 1, Louisa Horton, Cap
tain. $213.77; Club No. 2, Mary B.
Crockett, captain, $195. ct; Club No.
3, Sam Young. captain, 1921. Total.
$731.00 We are greatly indebted to
white and colored, rich and poor.
saint and sinner. Their names are too
to mention. We thank the
newspaper, who has already helped us
and who does SO much for every good
'ause, and gets such little pay.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-06-30
Raven

Raven. June 20. miss Emma
Witten, of Wittens Mills, was visit
ing her brother. Mr.. T. F. Witten at
Red Ash last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bessie and Nina Boyd, of
Honaker, were visiting Miss Stella
Lambert last week.
Misses Annie Steele and Bessie
Russell, of Cedar Bluff, visited
friends here this week.
John Murphy. one of the Raven
Reds, who had his skull fractured last
Saturday by being struck on the head
by stray baseball, is improving
fast and his many friends wish him
soon able to take his place on the
team.
j. Carl Tarter visited homefolks
at Wittens Mills Sunday.
DR.. |. w. Cunningham left Sum
day or his home in Washington coun-
ty, where he expects to spend two
weeks. DR.. Couch, of Seaboard. will
care for the sick while he is away.
Oaha Tribe, No. %, Improved Or
der of Red Men, wish to announce to
the pulic that special call meeting
last Monday night it decided to call
off the celebration they intended to
have here July 9TH, owing to the
short time they have to arrange for
the program.
w. N. Labmert and r. B. Els
wick are on Dry Fork this week ON
business.
Arthur Ratliff arrived last Friday
with his newly bride and went right
to housekeeping. He says marriage
makes man out of boy. Guess
it is high time some more boys were
trying to make men of themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Mcclure.
Miss Carrie Mcclure, of Cedar Bluff,
Miss Lyde Mccall and Mr.. Wade
Peery. of North Tazewell, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Nc
Call Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-06-30

Mrs. A. I. Anderson and two chill
dren, of Palatka, Fla, are visiting
Mrs. C. w. Jones and Mrs. A. NJ.
Black.
Miss Alice Barber, of Roanoke, is
visiting Mrs. Blanche Brown ut j. d.
Iarrisson's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Kits, of
Norton, were visiting i'll Tazcwell
last week.
The Operetta on last Saturday
evening was such success that the
management were asked to repeat it,
which they will do on next Saturday
evening, July l. A group of little
Japs will be introduced, making the
entertainment different at this second
presentation. Admission, 25c; Front
seats reserved for children, 15c
Kent G. Jones, who has been with
the News about year and half, will
leave Sunday morning for Bedford
City, where he will take up another
line of work. The compensation in
the printing business today is not as
attractive to young men as it use t.
be, especially with those who have
talents for other and more remunera.
tive employment.