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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1906

Page

6

Local notes and personals from Bland area society

Born to Mr and Mrs DM Brook. Frank Dunn, city editor of the Bland Messenger, is in town. Prof Ellie Shnier visits for Martha Washington College interests. Mrs Sallie Cox of Ada returns from her brother John Absher’s visit. Miss Nellie Ashworth visits her sister in Blaefield amid illness. Miss Eliza French, missionary to China, to speak at Presbyterian Church tonight at 8. The Ladies Missionary Societies of Bland Street and Presbyterian churches meet today. Miss Helen Johnson of Christiansburg arrives to stay with Mrs M B Butler. W M Doyle, assistant assessor, has been homebound.

Eliza French China Presbyterian Church Velyck Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church C B Hancock Miss French S-City Addres

Hinsch Coal and Coke completes big company purchase

Hinsch Coal and Coke Company of Cincinnati closes a deal acquiring the Norfolk and Western Coal and Coke Company and three West Virginia mines, Borderland in Mingo county Williamson Coal and Coke at Williamson and Mate Creek at Matewan. The mines have about 30 car capacity daily and will be expanded.

Hinsch Coal and Coke Company Ofincinnati Norfolk and Western Coal and Coke Company West Virginia Borderland Coal Company Mingo County Williamson Coal and Coke Company Williamson Mate Creek Coal Company Matewan

Mrs Craig Dead From Consumption in South Bluefield

Mrs Cleo Craig wife of J R Craig died at her home in South Bluefield at 7 20 last evening after a long illness described as consumption. A member of the Christian Church she was born Cleo Oury of Marion Virginia prior to marriage. She leaves her husband three children and a large family family. Funeral services at the house with interment at Walnut Grove cemetery at 4 this afternoon.

South Bluefield Mra Cleo Creig J R Creig Christian Church Mra Craig Cleo Oury Marion Walnout Grove

Graham Carnival Draws Big Crowds in Graham

Blasfield notes strong turnout for the Graham Fireman carnival last night. Cars clogged roads to the grounds as crowds enjoyed a range of attractions including moving pictures and animal tent performances. Attendees supported the fire department and praised the entertainment, with the lion exhibit highlighted as a future favorite.

Blasfield Graham Tran

Mingo Telephone Company Chartered

The Secretary of State issued a charter on Tuesday for the Mingo Telephone Company of Mingo County to build maintain a telephone line and operate a basic property. The capital stock is $5,000 with $1,000 subscribed and $100 paid in.

Secretary of State Gilbert Telephone Company Gilbert Mingo Courty

Bridge authorization across Tug Fork of Big Sandy WV

The bill authorizes the Maatin Corl and Land Company to construct a bridge across the Tug Fork of the Sandy River near the mouth of Wolfe Creek in West Virginia. The measure directs the company to complete the bridge project as specified.

Congress Maatin Corl and Land Company Sandy River Wolfe Creek West Virginia

Procurers Bound to Grand Jury in Cincinnati Case

Helen Adair and Maud Crotty were bound over to the grand jury by Police Court Judge Lueders with bonds set at 2500 dollars each. They were charged with enticing Jean White and Myrtle Gilmore from Bluefield West Virginia to Cincinnati. The session drew notable citizens and a public safety board member attended. Judge Lueders denounced the practice.

Cincinnati Ohio Helen Adair Maud Crotty Jean White Myrtle Gilmore Bluefield Wva Lueders Citizsne Boyd Board of Public Safety Luedere Grand Jaory

Palmistry Ad Highlight Sparks Reader Interest

Madame Ray draws attention to her palmistry advertisement on another page of today's issue. A brief proverb notes that small beginnings lead to great outcomes as Little Telegraph want ads promise to help businesses grow.

Madame Ray Little Telegraph

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Banister King Quality Crossett Queen Quality Richard’s Shoes Richards Richards E. Z K. 5 Pedigo Bluefield Book & Stationery Co Fenwick Cattle Brands Pam Humphrey Ward The Patriots Cyrus T. Brady Lady Bettie Spoilers Rex E. Beach Geo. Barr McCutcheon S. R. Crockett Andy Adams Bettina von Hutton Owen Wister Frances H. Burnett Lady Baltimore Elks Building Mrs DM Brook Frank Dunn Bland Messager Ellie Shnier Martha Washington College Sallie Cox Ada John Absher Nellie Ashworth Hantingtor C A Bley South Blaefield Weks Lottie Boggees Narrower Thomas Priddy Fourth Street Woman’s Some Mission Society of Bland Street Rebecca Wallace Afernoon Helen Johnson Christiansburg City M B Butler W M Doyle Carlhon Oxford Shoes Nettletons Mgr Mrs. Craig Graham Carnival Mingo Telephone Company Chartered Big Sandy Shelton & Jordan Schloss Bros. & Co Baltimore New York Fonticello Lithia Water the White Pharmacy Altamont B. I. Cohen Windsor Hotel Filbert Street Philadelphia Broad Street Reading Terminal Frank M. Scheibley Rte Inea O Egistered Skreemer Oxfords the Ideal Shoe CO D- Schinurman Dress Goods and Sik Department Sea Yard Lillinery Men's Clothing Department Bluefield Mercantile Co. E Department Store Mercer Street Princeton Ave Follansbee Bland Stree Turk’s Building Kinzer
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