Classified items from Tazewell Saturday issue
An assortment of brief notices including family news, a Belfast visit mention, a rosy doctor’s smile remark, upcoming yard construction, and a sale ad offering half interest in a coalfield general merchandise store with the payoff address store care Telegaph dated 6-17-1f.
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Princeton Ave
Care Care Telegraph
South Bluefield
Care Telegraph
Care Daily Telegraph
Tazewell
W. E. Bundy
Belfast
Best Town
Coalfield
Huntington Plans Four-Game Series Here This Week
Huntington brings Dutch Nazel’s team for a four game set Wednesday through Saturday. Carter likely to pitch opening game as Huntington seeks revenge against Bluefield, which has lost only once. Box scores and Sunday games noted for travel by rail. Gary game details include Enderly and Draper highlights with Draper winning on the mound.
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Dutch Nazel
Huntington
Carter
Bluefield
Suit Decree Notice in Bluefield West Virginia
The Miller Supply Company versus the Moore Construction Company will appear in July 1913 at my Bluefield office to execute the circuit court decree of May 28 1913. Parties must bring books papers vouchers and evidence to comply with the court order. James S Kahle Commissioner in Chancery. 6-10-law-4t
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Commissioner's Office
Bluefield
West Virginia
Miller Supply Company
Moore Construction Company
Circuit Court
Mercer County
James S. Kahle
Chancery
Berwind Dance Attendee and Travel Notes In Cedar Bluff
Miss Palmer of Graham attended the Berwind dance Thursday night. Travel is rising quickly on Indian Creek road. Mr and Mrs C F Lambert have returned to Bandy after an extended eastern cities tour. Miss Janie Thompson who has been visiting her brother KE Co Thompson at Berwind returned to her home at
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Miss Palmer
Graham
Berwind
Indian Creek
C. F. Lambert
Janie Thompson
KE. Co. Thompson
Keystone Rout Northfork 12 to 4 in Powhatan clash
Keystone defeated Northfork 12 to 4 at Powhatan as both teams combined for 25 errors. The fans saw an interesting game despite numerous misplays, with a rematch set for next Sunday at the same diamond.
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Keystone
Northfork
Powhatan
Berwind Defeats Gary In Close Sunday Battle
Berwind edged Gary 4 to 2 in a hard fought game. Gary led 2 0 after Headly tripled in the third, then Ollam struck out Karnes was hit by a pitch and Clancy doubled to score Headley and Karnes. Berwind pulled away late to win.
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Gary
Woodson
Cassell
Enderly
Berwind
Quinn
Ruffner
Kaderly
Draper
Sallie Phillips
Phillips
Cox
Ollam
Karnes
Clancy
Gary Boys
Osborne
Adb.r. WH. O
Chatfield
Bartick
Page
Ruffer
Levering
Ree
Towle
A. E Headley
Gilam
Amick
Headley
Young
lMnderly
Barrick
Headly
Page Easy Winner in Jenkinjones Ball Tilt
The Page and Jenkinjones teams clashed at Jenkinjones for the season opener. Rough grounds caused errors but ground work improvements were promised, drawing a good orderly crowd. Page won 18 to 13 as Gravely and Pettis led with multiple hits. umpires were Fink and Goodykoontz.
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Page
Jenkinjones
Collins
M. Gravely
Pettis
Evans
G. Gravely
Fink
Goodykoontz
Holdouts Form Fast Team for Southern Tour
A fast club assembled by Dutch Nazel, ex Mountain State League first baseman, will tour the southern part of the state meeting Norfolk and Western teams. The lineup includes Nazel, Bauer, Schmidt, Carney, Allenbacher, Shamb lin, Preston, Danford, Zimmermann, Thompson and Mowrey. Gary July 4 battle pits former Blue Sox as Stapenhorst, Clancy, and Cy Young join Gary after release. Nazel has led barnstormers to a strong Norfolk and Western reputation and may build a Huntington ball park for the team.
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Huntington Blue Sox
Albert
Dutch") Nagel
Old Mountain State League
Huntington
Norfolk and Western
Williamson
Bluefield
Gary
Nazel
Bauer
Schmidt
Carney
Allenbacher
Shamblin
Preston
Danford
Zimmerman
Thompson
Mowrey
Blue Sox
Stapenhorst
Clancy
Cy” Young
Marshall College
Wright
Sox
Barnstormers
Welch Bond Vote Urges Town Improvements
In Welch the last six months saw debate on paving curbing and macadamizing. Voters are urged to approve an $80,000 bond issue to fund ten years of progress. The mayor and council promise honest use of funds and boost to the town’s status in southern West Virginia.
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Welch
West Virginia
Barley Building to Host Society Committees Thursday Afternoon
A committee for each item was named and members of all societies are expected to arrive at the Barley building on Thursday at 3 o'clock to assist in arranging and preparing for Friday's event.
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Jas
Welb Man Surprises Friends Returns Home With Bride
W. C. Green surprised friends in Welb when he returned on No. 16 Saturday evening after an absence of several months and was greeted as a new husband.
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W. C. Green
Welb
No. 16
Welch marriage and local notes highlight week
The paper reports the wedding of a Welch groom to a Kenton bride in Clarksburg, noting his job with the Welch Furniture Company. It also mentions Rosa Quisenberry finishing a law course and preparing to practice, a rare profession for West Virginia women. Additional personals list residents and visitors from War Gary Huntington Lynchburg Roanoke and Bluefield.
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Etta L. Knight
Kenton
Greer
Welch
Clarksburg
Welch Furniture Company
Bride
Rosa Quisenberry
Detroit
Mich
Quisenberry
West Virginia
Welch H. Henritze
War
C. G. Seaton
Gary
Frank Farley
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
C. B
Parley
Bluefield
Howard N. Evanson
W. W. Whyte
Huntington
G. A. Swope
Mrs. Woodson
Lynchburg
W. P. Henritze
Roanoke
Simple buckhorn bark remedy touted for quick relief
Local residents are surprised by rapid results from Adler ika mixed with glycerine and buckhorn bark. Drugstore agent T Frank Mastin claims the German remedy antiseptizes the digestive system and draws out impurities, with a single dose relieving sour stomach gas and constipation instantly.
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T. Frank Mastin
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Nagel’s Barnstormers
State of Ohio
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Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
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A. D
A. W. Gleason
Bo Nee
America
Shumate Clothing Co
Welch News
Valley Farm
Elkhorn
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Kuttyhunk
Diamond, McDonnell & Co
Mfs
District Court of the United States
W. C. Presley
H. B. Lee
Allen Street
GEO, L. Dillard
Gitizens Underwriters Agency
Flat Top National Bank
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