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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1914

Page

2

Christmas Piano Club and local notices in Bluefield

City Coalfield Christmas Piano Club plans ten members with low payments and savings. Mrs Grimes and Mrs Davidson recover post operations at St Luke's. Mission Study class meets at Bland Street church. Post office adds starcel post wagon to handle holiday deliveries. Knights of Pythias officers elected for term, installation in January. Harman Grimes nuptial at New Midway church with reception at the bride’s home. Bankruptcy petition filed for Northfork Dry Goods and Nations Co with unsecured claims of 6045 plus assets of 8004.15.

Bland Street Church J. T Ward KKP Bluefield Lodge Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Bland Street Walterl. Adkins John A. Udy Charles H. Sanford W. R. Spence Jack H. Wright Harry L. Stephens A. H. Lurber F. P. Maybry M. A. Gentry Joseph F. Shelton Grand Lodge George E. Evans S. D. Edwards Mrs. Harman Church Street Mr. Harman Hankrant Lawson Worrell Northfork Federal District Court George M. Jaber Alice Jaber Northfork Dry Goods and Nations Company Bluefield Concern

Memorial gatherers attend Elks lodge service out of town

Attendees at the Elks memorial service included Mr. and Mrs. T. Ro Smoot, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bow en, Miss Brenda Wright of Wit ten Mills, Miss Ima Shellbrose and Miss Flora Steele of Pocahontas, Herman Hrewster, J. M. Crockett, A. Hufford, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jennings, Miss Inez Harper, Carl Early, D. Kendrick, Charles Payne of Welch, and W. E. Haddon of Panther.

Lodge of Sorrow Elks T. Ro Smoot Bowen Brenda Wright Witten Mills Ima Shellbrose Flora Steele Pocahontas Herman Hrewster J. M. Crockett A. Hufford A. KE. Jennines Inez Harper Carl Early Kendrick and Charles Payne Welch W. E. Haddon Panther

Injuries Not Serious After Fall at Maybeury Arch Work

James Fitzgerald, an electrification worker on the Pinefield to Vivian project, was carried to Bluefield San itarium yesterday after an accident at Maybeury. He fell from an arch holding the wires, suffering bad bruises but not serious injuries.

James Fitzgerald Pinefield Vivian Bluefield Sanitarium Maybeury Fitzgerald

Royal Ambassadors Meet at First Baptist Tonight

The Livingston chapter of Royal Ambassadors holds its regular meeting at First Baptist Church at 7 30. Mrs Mowles and Mrs Thompson host. At 8 45 the gathering will adjourn to the gymnasium.

Royal Ambassadors Livingston First Baptist Church Sharp Mowles Thompson

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting At YMCA Chapel

The W C T U holds its regular business meeting Wednesday at 3 PM in the YMCA chapel. Mrs. Fisher, president, presides. members are urged to attend and bring a new member.

Real estate push as Bluefield growth spurs value rises

Litz Children's Home receives a $100 subscription from lumberman James E Walker of Roanoke for the new orphanage build fund. Memorial services attended by Senator H S White and Mrs White in Matewan. The Rex screens Part Eleven of the Million Dollar Mystery, urging investment in North Grove lots priced from $150, with expected value gains as Bluefield prospers.

James G. Litz Litz James E. Walker Roanoke H. S. White Matewan Bluefield North Grove

Three or four slightly used pianos at Graham Music Co

Three or four slightly used pianos by the famed Haller and Davis, in Graham Virginia. Terms available. Also advertises MT. VERNON FLOUR savings to $1.25 a barrel by Sublette & Barnes. Mentions Norfolk and Western motor No. 2, 500 received last Saturday evening and taken to Bluestone.

Haller & Davis Graham Music Company Graham, Va MT. Vernon Ste Sublette & Barnes Wenth Norfolk and Western Motor Bluestone

Motors to be repaired and delivered in series

Junction workers report motors placed in a recently built shop and to be tested once assembled. Two more motors expected this month with three motors delivered monthly until all twelve are on hand. The Litz Orphanage asks buyers to pay the teamster at delivery to speed purchases for the home.

Litz

Belgian Relief Donations Reported From Friday and Saturday

The Belgian relief committee received multiple items: Honaker Department Store donated ten ladies coats, Lilly Clothing Co supplied seven ties one pair pants and an overcoat two hats and twenty one pairs of children’s hose. Easley and Anderson gave twelve hats and Johnson and S Edwards provided four flannel shirts.

Honaker Department Store Lilly Clothing Co Easley &Anderson Johnson & S Edwards G. M. Barger Tom Cofer

Local Little Item Auction and Donations Details

C Purley clothing Dr and Mrs Led ford one suit and one long coat no name clothing Mrs BE L Shuffle varger two flannel baby kimonos Cash Arcadian rink 15 Sacred Heart Catholic Church 52.60 cash 1 Miss Johnston fifty cents Dr Thomas K Peery 5 cash 1 cash 5 cash 1.50 Woodmen of the World Beechwood Camp No 89 10 Committee: Mrs A G McCue Mrs G Mathews Mrs C L Borden Mrs A S Booker Mrs W A Pank ey Mrs W G Baldwin Mrs C W Wade Mrs C G Day Miss Ruth Mc Dowell Miss Lyde Baldwin

C. Purley A. G. McCue C. L. Borden A. S. Booker W. A. Pankey W. G. Baldwin C. W. Wade C. G. Day Ruth McDowell Lyde Baldwin

Unknown killer shoots J A Baucus in Portsmouth yards

J A Baucus special agent of the Baldwin Felts Detective Agency living in Portsmouth Ohio was shot and killed on the west end yards of the Norfolk and Western at Portsmouth Sunday night by an unknown hob o while arresting trespassers. The agency sent men to Ohio to pursue the assassin.

J. A. Baucus Th Basalwin-Felts Detective Agency Portsmouth Ohio Norfolk and Western Baucus Scioto

Dinner to Clerks at Hotel Matz Feature Imagination in Business

Arrangements for a banquet tonight at 7 15 at the Hotel Matz honor clerks and employees of merchants. Over 110 will attend with expectations of 150 guests. Lucius K. Wilson will speak on Imagination in Business, lauded as an outstanding business address. James T. Thornton of Thornton Clothing Co. will act as toastmaster after leading in chamber of commerce memberships in yesterday's drive.

Matz Lucius K. Wilson James T. Thornton Thornton Clothing Co Chamber of Commerce

Montanan Arrives at Norfolk From Pacific Ports via Canal

The big new freight steamer Montanan docks at Norfolk as the first vessel to bring cargo from United States Pacific ports through the Panama Canal. Local interest centers on Reynolds & Thornhill of Bluefield, with cargo including canned salmon fruits lima beans and dried fruits. Much of the cargo is being shipped from Norfolk to inland ports.

Norfolk United States Pacific Panama Canal Bluefield Reynolds & Thornhill American Hawaiian Line

Two Years With Indigestion Sparks Patent Remedy Note

Mrs A Keller of Elida Ohio credits two to three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets with ending two years of indigestion. The testimonial notes benefit from the product before she started using it. Sold by all dealers Tu-Sat.

A. Keller Elida Qhip Tu-Sat

Elks Lodge Sorrow Service Honors 93 Lost Members

Ninety three Elks members failed to answer roll call at Sunday afternoon’s lodge of sorrow in Bluefield. An audience filled the opera house for a program featuring Judge Sam C. Burdett who delivered the memorial address, with Miss Prennan and Mrs Henry Rodgin as soloists and the Nevin quartet providing two selections. The event honored departed brothers and reflected on mortality and enduring fraternal bonds.

Els Lodge of Sorrow Bluefield Opera Elks Chilton Hi Nother Sam C. Burdett Burdette Nevin Quartette Messrs Barrett Pearson Crawford Neel

Edison Diamond Digg 2 3 OE 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 19

A string of promotional slogans extols a musical device praised as clear, pleasant, and durable. It emphasizes lifelong usable music with no maintenance issues and a diamond point of lasting quality.

Vicks Vapo Rub Promises Relief For Cold and Chest Ailments

Advertisement describes Vicks Vapo Rub as a quicker vapor treatment for catarrh bronchitis asthma and head colds. It claims menthol thymos eucalyptos champhor pine tar and a special process produce vapors when applied to the body aiding breathing loosening phlegm and soothing inflamed membranes. Directions include spoon inhalation up nostrils chest and spinal application with hot towels and night exposure. Sizes include 2 3 or 4 times a4 a4 fan.

Muscial program praised by chorus and choral society

A male chorus and Piuefield Choral Society delivered well rendered numbers. The stage featured apt settings and clever electrical effects. A stage star bulb dimmed when a departed member was named, and lodge officers delivered charges from the audience during opening ceremonies. Flowers were distributed to hospitals after the service and roses given to participating ladies.

Piuefield Choral Society

Leap From Windows To Escape Police In Poker Game

Chief Taylor and officers raided a Law and Commerce building poker game on a Sunday afternoon. Players fled via windows to the roof of adjacent buildings, with several leaping to the Kelley Building roof and one falling twenty five feet after a failed cable escape. Some participants were arrested after the escape attempt.

Taylor Harman and Walters J. B. Shumate Law and Commerce The Law Ife P. J. Kelley Raleigh Street

Domestic science praised at Bluefield Colored Institute

Prof H K E Cooper district superintendent of schools commended the domestic science work at the Bluefield Colored Institute a new branch added in September. The department is supervised by Cooper and taught by teachers from the colored school with classes held on Saturdays. He noted the school's keen commitment to education and cited the domestic science department for special approval.

H. K E. Cooper Bluefield Colored Institute Cooper

Rheumatism Letting Blood Through Damaged Kidneys

Tired overworked kidneys fail to expel uric acid, causing chronic rheumatism. The cure described involves Rheuma softening uric acid crystals in joints and muscles, aiding their passage via kidneys and bowels. Ad claims the White Pharmacy and South Side Drug Store sell Rheuma cheaply.

South Side

Cardui touted as relief for lingering womanly troubles

Draper North Carolina Mrs Helen Dalton describes years of left side pains and near suffocation before trying Cardui the womans tonic. She reports stronger health after use and recommends others try Cardui noting its 50 years of relief for women and inviting inquiries to Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a home treatment book.

Draper Helen Dalton Cardui Cardus Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn N.C

Norfolk and Western Schedule Details November 22 1914

Train timetable from Roanoke to Lynchburg Roanoke Norfolk and New York includes Pullman sleepers to Norfolk Philadelphia and Columbus cafe cars Shenandoah and Roanoke to New York via Hagerstown departures at 6 45 am 9 15 am 2 25 pm and 9 15 pm for various legs with additional calls to Williamson Taeger Gary and Cincinnati. For more info contact Norfolk and Western Railway agents in Roanoke Virginia.

Bluefield Lynchburg Roanoke Pullman Sleeper Norfolk Richmond Pullman New York Hagerstown Philadelphia Shenandoah Columbus Cincinnati Kenova Taeger Williamson Gary Norfolk and Western Railway W. B. Bevill W. C. Saunders Traf L. Pass. Agt Virginia

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Christmas Piano Club W. N. Hobbie P. O M. J. Grimes Sluefield Avenue St. Luke's Hospital H. W. Davidson Clark Street Big Parcel Post Brown Stieff Chas. M. Stieff G. D. Howell Mgr Main Street Elks Opera House Keith Peck Bad Boy Pauline Peery M. D Orice Flat Top National Bank A. D. Wood M. D. Bye Ear Cornton Bldg Bluefiold W. VA F. M. Arch Bluefield First National Fiat Top National First National Bank of Northfork National Bank of C Merce Williamson Clark National Bank Premier-Poca Buper Poca. Coal Co Salzburger Sons Co Limestone Crusher Co Bluefield Ice & Cold Star Princeton Power Co M. Archer& Co W. Vo Er & Company Rex Hawkes Tae Velvetina Sanitary Grocery Gentral Pharmacy Federal ST Inlaw & Commerce Building Haldwin-Felts Ernoon Edison Diamond Fast End Pharmacy Princeton Ave Goodykoontz Drug Co VICKS Telegraph Dilger’s Jeweler Geo. H. Hill Thornton Building Nicw Norfolk Western A. C. Tedford American School At Osteopathy Kirksville, Mo Kelly & Moyer PHONE Virginia Laundry Company Bluefield Avenue Ofice C. E. Sisson Mer
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