Personal notices from local scene reflect moves and visits
Dr. A H Carr left last night on No 8 for Matewan. N Partee left last night for a business trip to Cincinnati. Walter Perkins left yesterday for Charleston on a business trip. W Mathews state bank examiner of Charleston is in the city. J H Carter representing the Lynchburg News is in the city. John M McTeer Norton was a business visitor here yesterday. J B Jenkins went to Jaeger yesterday to look after business matters. C 8 Kinnear traveling passenger agent for the B & O in the city. Mr and Mrs L A Yeatman North Fork guests of Mr and Mrs W F Palmer on Bian street. W H Ogden Parkersburg was in the city en route home after a business trip in Clinch Valley. Mr and Mrs J J Brunello Maybenary were in the city en route home from New York after a trip to Europe. W Crockett the undertaker moved to Princeton avenue over the Commercial Bank. He prepared rooms for his trade. Conductor Sid Patton while coupling cars at Iaeger mashed his hand severely. He will likely keep his hand. There will be a special meeting of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union No 119 at Hunters Hall Thursday at eight oclock. All members are requested to attend. The Arnold Stock Company last night presented Midnight in Chinatown at the Elks Opera House to a fair audience. The troupe will stay the rest of the week drawing good patronage.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hunter’s Hall
Thursby
Arnold Stock Company
Elks Opera House
Chinatown
Local notes on town officials and staff movements
L. Schachst recovers from fever and can be out after illness. Mayor L. G. Toney suffers a sore hand. B. Crompler moves from Bluefield with family to Roanoke to take over as assistant train master and later a new position. Jankin promoted to superintendent of terminals at Roanoke. his family moved there last week. O Keefe and Dixon change yard positions. Dick Nelson becomes night yard master. Construction work slowed by cold weather. visits noted from John Crawbond and J Graham Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Crompler
Hus
Bluefield
D. M. Jankin
Roanoke
Jankin
Wharton O'Keefe
Junkin
R. E. Dixon
O'Keefe
Dick’ Nelson
Slope in Monroe County Birds Marks End of Shooting Season
Shooting season ends on the twentieth amid scarce birds in Monroe County and surrounding areas. Hunters report one or two coveys per day, with "screamers" not seen due to spring drownings. Rabbits are plentiful. investors are urged to contact Development care Binefield Daily Telegraph about a new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Binefield Daily Telegraph
Elections Held For Bluefield Aerie 857 Eagles
At a regular meeting of Bluefield Aerie No. 857 Fraternal Order of Eagles last night officers for the ensuing year were elected. Worthy President A. R. Hunter, Worthy Vice President Theo Olger, Worthy Chaplain W Mason, Worthy Secretary J. E. Jones, Worthy Treasurer M. G. Witten, Worthy Conductor B. F Baker, Inside Guardian H. Sheppard, Outside Guardian C. C Broskie, Aerie Physician Dr J. Jett, Trustees W. R. Collie, Catzen and Dr. F. W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield A Rie
Order of Eagles
Worthy Pesident
R. Hunter
Worthy
Theo Ol'ger
Blue Ribbon Extract Sales Hit Historic November High
Our November sales of Blue Ribson lemon and vanilla extracts far surpass any prior month. Follow the crowd and choose Blue Ribbon to give desserts the famous flavor.
John W. Burchinal Buys Parkersburg News
John W. Burchinal of Moundsville buys a controlling stake in the Parkersburg News. He has led the Parkersburg Dispatch and plans to consolidate the two papers under his management in Parkersburg, aiming for closer alignment of the Republican faction.
Death of an Aged Lady Yesterday
Mrs. Cook an aged white woman died at her daughter in law’s home in West Bluefield after a prolonged illness. County officials cared for the remains and removed them to Hawking’s undertaking establishment. The funeral is today. Her son, her only means of support, had died years earlier in a railroad yard.
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Marseilles
E. S. Pedigo
Princeton Avenue
West Virginia
Luefield Book
Stationery Company
Elk’s
A. H. Carr
Matewan
N. Partee
Cincinnati
Walter Perkins
Charleston
J. H. Carter
The
Lynchburg
John M. McTeer
Norton
J. B. Jenkins
Jaeger
Kinnear
L. A. Yeatman
North Fork
W. F. Palmer
Bian Street
W. H. Ogden
Parkersburg
Cty
Clinch Valley Territory
J. J. Brunello
Maybenary
New York
Europe
W. Crockett
Commercial Bank
Sid Patton
Iaeger
Patton
Fan Fae *Chloss Bros.& Co. Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore
Ane
Schloss Bros. & CO
Shelton
Jordan
Northfork News Ue
L. Schachst
L. Kaufman
L. G. Toney
A J. Mallery
Mrs. Mallery
Salem
John Crawbond
Vivian
Hotel Northfork
J. Graham Sale
Sale & Perry
Capt. C. Boteford
Worth
Nettleton
Crawford
Mick Jathe
T. E
Mgr
Stetson’s
OR W. L. Douglas
S. Aaron
the Shoe
Schnurman’s Tailor Shop
D. Schnurtnan
Bland Street
Eagles
John W. Barchinal
Parkersburg News
Dawson
Sitting Bloch
Stein-Bloch
W. Va
Bluefield Mercantile Co
Fairy Land
Bluefield Mercantile Company
Follansbee
Wright’s
Cooper
B.S. Block Superior
Raleigh Street
Princeton
Deepwater
C. B. Martin
Princeton, W. VA
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