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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1905
Page
6
Local items note visits and travels of residents and guests including B Hancock returning from Hot Springs and W Werts visiting Bluefield. Also listed are clerical and church events plus a June 18 1905 Tazewell Horse and Mule market sale and dancing classes in Bluefield.
Norfolk and Western engineers at the Pocahontas Inn perform evenings with Willard Stephens and other musicians from Ironton Ohio. The new management under W T Barbour brings clean dining, prompt service, and homey comfort as crowds plan for a grand 4th of July celebration.
The Norfolk and Western announces a new timetable effective today for Blue Field. Train 8 bound for the west departs 8 10 p m, train 4 east bound 10 05 p m, train 18 east bound 8 30 a m for Roanoke, train 2 east bound 3 20 p m, train 16 east bound 9 p m, train 15 west bound 8 25 a m, train 5 5 50 a m. Trains 15 and 16 run through with no local stops between here and Kenova.
Jurors selected for the criminal court include Beaver Pond with Vernie Nicewander Watson Hetherington Gilbert Williams Marshall Sheppard William Lusk John Neal Robert Harman Alex Underwood J L Hypes Charles Pedigo Rock W A Karnes Joe Maxey Kyle Bowling Lee Loyall John Gunter W H Lilly M O Bailey WD Wimple Charles C Hubbard Willem Spicer J H Moye East River Green Thorn Samuel Sarver Wirt Baton Hiram Sarver Victor Fletcher J Wesley Johneton Charles Powell Henry Meadows W G Harvey Plymouth L W Robinson William Honnchine OC W Gore W A Bennet James Coburner John Rob inson A K Martin J H Caldwell William Raymond Jumping Branch John Allen Henry Whitlock William Moye Anderson Basham William Rose.
The Keystone Gun Club held its weekly shoot at the local ground with several high scores. H. G. Thomas went 49 of 50, followed by J. P. Davis 42, C. F. Tipton 40, W. G. Stuart 88, Joshua Lockwood 87, and D. W. Tyler 87 as the club notes a rise in average accuracy since regular shoots began.
Night wear for gentlemen shines at the Truly Metropolitan with a theme honoring Japanese ancestry. Guests preview varied sleepwear styles celebrating tradition and modern fashion.
Notice of a forthcoming large livestock sale at Tazewell featuring horses and mules scheduled for January 1905. The event promises a wide selection and is expected to draw buyers from surrounding areas.
The committee raising funds for the building fund reports encouragement and invites all in the community to a large mass meeting at the Y M C A room on Scott street Sunday at 3 pm. D E Williams a Roger Williams University faculty member from Nashville Tenn will address the gathering.
A vintage ad warns that it is unsafe to be without Dr Thomas Electric Oil in the home. It notes accidents can happen at any moment and promotes keeping the product on hand.
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