Graham Gossip and Local News in Graham
Graham news notes Mrs J E Baylor travels to Hunter's Alam Springs for weeks. Emory and Henry students Bane Witten and Edward Wagner return home. Graham baseball seeks crowd against Bluefield. locals back the team financially. Miss Clara Wade recovers from Welch train accident. Captain J P Anderson starts a $3000 Highland Ave residence. Mrs H G Terrill to Clarks Gap to join husband Deepwater Railroad engineer. Miss Maud Obenshain visits Miss May Smith. attends Graham College summer normal. Norfolk and Western schedule disrupts traveling salesmen. Mothers urged to buy 65 boys knee pant suits at Pedigo's with sizable discounts.
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Bane Witten
Edward Wagner
Emory and Henry College
Graham
Maud Obenshain
Salem
May Smith
Highland Avenue
Miss Obenshain
Graham College
Bishop Gravatt to visit Christ Church Sunday
Rt. Rev. W. L. Gravatt will visit Christ Episcopal Church West Virginia this Sunday with services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The evening service includes preaching and the rite of confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gravatt
D. D
Diocese of
West Virginia
Christ Episcopal Church
Gravatt
Maybeary Camp of Modern Woodmen Installed
News notes from Pocahontas describe the installation of the Maybeary Camp of Modern Woodmen with an initial 31 members and expectations of growth. Local residents Fred Hughes and W. D. Stevens are noted as travelers and visitors, while others are reported visiting Bluefield Wytheville Roanoke and Emory and Henry. The train accident backdrop is referenced by the loss of a cow struck by passenger train No. 4.
Personal notes from Bluefield and surrounding towns
M C Wilson of near Athens visits Bluefield. John D Dailey of Tazewell spent yesterday in Bluefield. Dr McCreary leaves for Lynchburg. E B Stanaker of Bramwell in the city last night. Adolph Wysor of Swords Creek nearby on business in Bluefield. Miss Ida White of Oakvale visiting friends. Stanley Hutchinson leaves for Williamson after several days here. Miss Alice Davis arrives from Lynchburg visiting Mrs Turner on Bluefield avenue. Rev and Mrs E H Brosius return from Baltimore and Brosius attends council at Clarksburg. Mrs Caldwell leaves for Eggleston Springs. F H Borden to Blackburg for summer course at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Great music previews advertised with seating pitches. Mr and Mrs J O Clendenen return from Kimball for a wedding. Henry Rodgin buys T H Mebane & Co jewelers stock for Bluefield Loan Co. Infant child of Mr and Mrs W M Snyder dies. funeral this afternoon. Fred C Goodall and mother to Staunton and Edinburg. Max Witten, W G Baldwin and B W Harman return from Cincinnati after railroad agents convention. K Holstein leaves Virginia Fruit and Produce Co Roanoke to join Vines Holstein Company Roanoke. new firm to run wholesale fruit and veg and 75 acre farm. Best ever Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla advert pops in.
Pedigo Featured For Latest Button Trends
Pedigo showcases new button trims as season fades into lighter styles. The piece highlights Pedigo's role as a go to source for the latest fashion buttons and accessories.
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Button
Batton
Pedigo
Rail line survey trims grades for Virginia and Kentucky route
The Clintwood Times reports a preliminary survey of the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad from Wise to Clintwood shows no grade above 2 percent. A route is planned from Clintwood to Pound River and then via the Breaks to the Chesapeake and Ohio line rising up the Big Sandy valley on the Kentucky side.
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Clintwood Times
Virginia and Kentucky
Wise
Clintwood
Pound River
Chesapeake and Ohio
Big Sandy
Kentucky
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Poli
Deta
Bluefield Book & Stationery
Graham Gossip
Sister City
The
Daily Telegraph
J. E. Baylor
Hunter's
Alam Springs
Bluefield Nine
Clara Wade
Welch
J. P. Anderson
H. G. Terrill
Clarks Gap
Deepwater Railroad Company
Bishop Gravatt
Christ Church
Dr. Thomas
Maybeary
Fred Hughes
W. D. Stevens
Pocahontas
L. B. Holliday
Elkhorn
Walters
Bluefield
J. H. Riley
Mollie Barlow
Mother
Roanoke
A. L. Barlow
W. Dean
Wytheville
Emory and Henry
Doss
Lynch, Va
R. S. Ord
Mr. Darney
Ed Whitworth
Napoleon
Nettleton
Manhattan
Jet
Mgr
Coofer
D. Schnurnan
OF Men’s
Bluefield, W. VA
M. C. Wilson
Athens
John D. Dailey
Tazewell
Dr. McCreary
Lynchburg
E. B. Stanaker
Bramwell
Adolph Wysor
Swords Creek
Ida White
Oakvale
Stanley Hutchinson
Williamson
Alice Davis
Mrs. R. ©. Turner
Bluefield Avenue
E. H. Brosius
Baltimore
Mr. Brosius
Clarksburg
Mrs. M. ©. Caldwell
R. E. Caldwell
Marshall Street
Eggleston Springs
F. H. Borden
Blackeburg
Ginia Polytechnic Institute
Harry
J. O. Clendenen
Kimball
W. W. Page
Katie Jackson
Henry Rodgin
Bluefield Loan Co
T. H. Mebane & Co
W. M. Snyder
Lee Street
Fred C. Goodall
Staunton
Edinburg
Virginia
Max Witten
W.G Baldwin
B. W. Harman
Cincinnati
Railroad Special Agente
K. Holstein
Virginia Fruit and Produce Company
F. H. Vines & Co
Vines, Holstein & Company
Cleveland
New York
St. Lonie
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Oxford
Metropolitan
SchLoss Bros.'s Fine Clothes Makers
Shelton
Jordan
Bluefield Mercantile
Panama
Lawns and Battiste
Miss
Ladies
Ziegler
Millinery Department
Gent’s Furnishings
Bluefield Mercantile Co
R. Hancock
Princeton Ave
Bluefield, W.va
Goodes
Bluefield Muse
Exchange
Kelly
Raleigh Street
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