Local residents share connections in Pocahontas area
Mr and Mrs Floyd Black visited friends in Blachfeld on Friday. Various locals including Joseph I Kwass returning to Baltimore for his wife’s hospital care, Miss Mae Wylson from Abbs Valley visiting Wytheville, and Miss Marjorie Wright heading to Canada for summer with Miss Parke. Names, places, and brief travel notes fill the social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Black
Blachfeld
Joseph I. Kwass
Baltimore
Saunders
C. F. Colebaugh
M. C. Smith
Water Street
N. J. Ferimer
Philadelphia
Mae Wylson
Abbs Valley
Villa Maria College
Wytheville
Jack Lindsey
Graham
Marjorie Wright
Canada
Parke
Miss Moore
Monroe County
Wee
Virginia
Chas. C. Pravier
H. M. Umberger
Elizabeth Lee
Rose French
Wo Tneday
Mingo County
W. Va
Lee Bare
Mias Este Baaec
Athens Normal’ School
J. Paach
John
Dennen
University of Mary
Oregon
Isadore Evans
Cincinnati
Christy Dennen
William Dennen
Claude Stump
Kent Ward
Robert Liddle
W. T. Barbour
Mac
Emma Yates
St. Louis
Henry Shufflebarger
Reient
J. A. Bailey
Jennie Mediey
Kintna Yates
Liberty Hill
Margaret Moore
C. C. Krazeer
Sidney Bloch
Elizabeth Stuart
Pramwell
Max Marks
Roanoke
Hops Fitzgerald
Powatan
Mina Certrude Winckbern
Alice Burnley
Cooper
Liege Yester Tay
D. RR. Wietlaler
Ennig
Deaton
Princeton
Rei
Fale Craybeal
Maxwell
Visi
Misa Elsie Graybeal
Norton town notes and business moves in the coalfield
Wise introduces a new coach for passenger service. W. B. Pord relocates from the Lyon to Reed property in the west end. Miss Molle Point sails from Norton to Giles county. W. Miller, longtime Norton resident now at Rellim, is gravely ill with uncertain recovery. Mrs. Miller, sister to Mig J. & Casper, plans to visit Norton. Mrs. S. M. Prince of Alabama will soon run the St. Charles Hotel, replacing W. T. and J. S. Browning. The hotel is being overhauled and will be first class. Norton Car & Foundry plans a reorganization with $40,000 paid-up capital and new stock subscriptions, aiming to make the plant the largest between Roanoke and Knoxville to service the coal field’s foundry and machine work.
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W. B. Pord
Lyon
Graham
Reed
Molle Point
Norton
Giles County
W. Miller
Rellim
Norton Town Officials Vote After Quiet Election
Norton Virginia reports Tuesday’s town election chose John Roberts for recorder G Kilgore for ensures Smith and ward officials B L Ommeror N It haldwin Whiteread Carr McNatt Hunnicutt Hunni cutt and Horne among the seven. The revival at the Methodist church continues with many professions. Dr Partnel of Crawford Nebraska arrived to be with his daughter Mrs J B Beaty who was ill but is improving. The school board has erected substantial fencing around the building. Cy Whittaker of Appalachia visited Norton. The Virginian and Kentucky rail road runs from Norton to...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hunnicutt
J. W. Hunnicutt
C. Horne
Tiste
Feld
York
Partnel
Crawford
Nebraska
Norton
J. DB. Beaty
Beaty
Bette
Cy Whittaker
Appalachia
Virginian and Kentucky Railroad
Graham Daily News Church Services and Local News
In Graham churches Episcopal services at 5 p.m. St Mary's chapel and Baptist preaching at 8 p.m. The revival may bring converts into membership. Methodist services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Lutheran Sunday school at 10 a.m. Pastor C R W Kesgey to preach at 8 p.m. on Forgive Give Judge Not with World's Missionary Conference report. C M Graham erecting a handsome dwelling. James Fry is contractor. Graham hotel doing well since opening. patronage good. Several locals visit or travel, including Allene Sanders, Mrs Embry, Mrs Tyree, John St Clair family, C C Harman, Mrs Worley, Annie Kate, S N Hufford, O C Peters, Alex Greever, Hazel Fry, W S King family. Watch Hanaker's Dept Store for bargains next week. Parasol free with wash suit. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised worldwide for effectiveness.
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Graham
Charles W. Sydnor
St. Mary's Chapel
P. m
J. H. Franklin
Lo M. Cartwright
Lutheran
C. R. W. Kegsey
At & P. Im
Id Nburth
R. B. Embry
Mary Tyree
Bluefield
John St. Clair
Bluestone
C. C. Harman
C. A. Worley
Annie Kate
Pearisburg
S. N. Hufford
St. Albanese
O. C. Peters
Alex Greever
Five Oaks
Hazel Fry
Witten Mill
Bramwell Churches Bulletin Highlights Services and Local Visits
UHAMMELL ONLY BULLETIN lists Methodist Presbyterian and Episcopal services with pastors and Sunday school times. It notes a corrected Thursday night sermon date at the Presbyterian church and local residents visiting Bluefield Huntington and Pennsylvania, including Bernard Kerdue returning from Bluefield Sanatorium improved.
Keystone News Notes Dance at Northfork Friday
A Northfork dance Friday drew Keystone attendees including Miss Mellrath and Mr and Mrs Henritte. Fans at a ball game included Dr L W Clark of Kyle and Mr Beary of Algoma. The Keystone Coal and Coke Company plans a paint coat on its buildings with J W Bingham of Elkhorn handling the contract.
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Northfork
Keystone
Mellrath
Henritte
Barlow
R. L. Bailey
H. P. Graham
F. P. Steele
Sammy Hutson
L. HW. Clark
Kyle
Beary
Algoma
Mr. Bingham
Elkhorn
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
J. WL. Bingham
Dalley Visits Brother After Year at Marshall College
Oscar C. Dalley, who has attended Marshall College at Huntington for the past year, is visiting his brother J. Mason Watley in Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Dalley
Marehall College
Huntington
J. Mason Watley
Rock
Local residents and visiting professionals in town
P. D. Bratton attended teachers examination at Athens. Chas. Akers assistant train master of Bluefield was seen in town during the week. Dr. R. M. McGuffin of Bramwell visited town. Fr. T. Herndon made business visits to Welch. W. J. Honaker left for Virginian positions, A. A. Lilly of Beckley transited town en route home. J. C. Honaker and J. S. Baker of Bramwell were in town. New goods arriving daily at Honaker's Department Store. parasols given away by Hawley Merchandise Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pritchard
Huntington
Marshall College
Mm Po Lee
Bluefield
Warwick
Charleston
Mable Baker
J. Moorefield
Hinton
Elsie Hamilton
Wiliam
Dan Pritchard
R. D. Patterson
Caroline
Plora
Giotto
Carrie
Ivy Hylton
Princeton
He L. Schoen
Mme- He
Frederick
Pennsylvania
J. Paek
A. L. Graves
P. D. Bratton
Athens
Chas. Akers
R. M. McGuffin
Bramwell
Fr. T. Herndon
Welch
W. J. Honaker
A. A. Lilly
Beckley
J.C. Honaker
J. S. Baker
Public sale of late Ray stock in Keystone
On Thursday June 28 1910 at 3 o'clock the stock of goods of the late L L Ray deceased invoiced at 7818 03 will be sold at public action in Keystone in front of the store room formerly occupied by I L Shor. The sale offers a one third cash payment and the balance in three equal installments with approved security. The right to reject any bid is reserved. Taxed terms and location provided by administrator L Wiginton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki. 1. Ray
Keystone
Kk. L. Ray
I. L. Shor
EK. L. Ray
Gale
L. Wiginton
Admr
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Whitens Mill
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Allene Sanders
Mike Mathena
Honaker’s Department Store
Hawley Moise. Co
Chamberlain
J. C. Nelson
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Bank of Graham
Graham, VA
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Presbyterian
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