Overstocked Boy's Woolen Clothing Sale
Solo Boy's Clothing advertises overstock discounts on boys medium and light weight woolen knee pants suits and youth long pant three piece suits offered at reduced prices.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
4
Solo Boy's Clothing advertises overstock discounts on boys medium and light weight woolen knee pants suits and youth long pant three piece suits offered at reduced prices.
The eleventh annual Epworth League conference opened with 9 AM devotional sessions led by Rev. George N. Mooreland and Rev. E A Shugart pro tem. Reports outlined devotions leadership and preparation for worship, with speeches by Miss Mary Stone and others. Afternoon featured Junior League program from Chattanooga official W W Neal. Evening address by Rev. J A Burrow on Cancer Work followed by a closing prayer service. The session adjourned to 12:30 with no afternoon meeting for delegates departing on trains.
E L Bowman left for Candleston Theo Dalaney of Monroe county is in the city W B Honaker of Hallsville was in the city yesterday Logan Martin has gone to Roanoke on a business trip Jno W Robinson Tr of Foster Palla Va went to the city J L Howard of Polaski is visiting Capt Engle Hinde Miss Eva Hatcher went to Radford to visit her sister Miss Victoria Coles returned from Roanoke Mr and Mrs J E L Watton returned from Lynchburg King Crockett improving, physicians hopeful of recovery Party with Soda Coupon 71 at White s Pharmacy to redeem Lt C E Layman chief of the Order of Railway Telegraphers Norfolk & Western division in the city Miss James and Mr Rider and Walter W Neal of Chattanooga guests of Mrs WN Poster on Third avenue Miss James may spend several weeks in the city The sidewalk widening in the west end is a great improvement and town appearance should extend through the west end.
Huntington lost 11 to 6 to Keystone in a hotly contested contest. Battery for Keystone were Willis and Smith with Willis striking out six and Jordan five. Huntington’s pitchers were Jordan and Carney. The final game of the series will be at Bramwel this afternoon.
A fatal shooting occurred Tuesday night in Algoma over a jealousy dispute involving a wife. An unnamed husband opened fire upon his wife’s companion, killing her. Names of the involved parties could not be learned.
The 1008 apportionment of the state school fund totals $520,006.07, a gain of $57,415.57 from last year’s $462,250.52. The state has 317,720 youths. Mercer County with 8,227 pupils receives $15,582.85.
Bristol Courier reports the marriage of John H. Baker aged 22 to Miss Low Bill aged 18 from Lambert, M Dowell County, W Va. The groom is a salesman. The note mentions couples fleeing Virginia due to parental objection seeking happiness with Parson Bartonghs’ rem ny.
Tuesday night John Wolf, a Hungarian miner, was run over by a train at Burke and instantly killed. He stepped from the way of one train in front of another on the double track. Land for sale 203 acres on Rich Creek north of Bluefeld plus 49 acres nearby with timber and water. Apply to J. J. Coe, Pinoak, W. Va.
Wanted notice seeks Jersey calves for sale from buyers. Request appears under the name J. H. Moyers in Bluefield West Virginia with delivery or contact details. Public notice format reflects a small community classifieds listing.
H. L. Brown of Bluefield West Virginia offers to survey and lay out lots promptly. He invites clients to contact him for immediate service.
The National Business College of Roanoke Virginia invites readers to its fifteenth annual commencement. Rev W C Campbell will preach the sermon at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening. Commencement exercises are set for the college auditorium on the night of the 20th. The graduating class is the largest in the school’s history with enrollment surpassing prior sessions. Summer classes start June 30 with open entry.
Misa Laura V. Thompson of Carthage Illinois national organizer of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions is in the city and will deliver an address Sunday night at the interdenominational service in support of the Woman's Board work.
Camden Watts son of Mr and Mrs C C Watts of Charleston died Sunday at midnight after an operation for peritonitis. He was twenty years old and had been too far gone to survive the surgery. He was a cousin of Miss Gertrude Watts of this city.
Advertising copy claims the remedy quickly relieves coughs croup and la grippe by acting at the source of the trouble. It purportedly draws out inflammation, soothes tissues, and heals while helping lungs deliver pure oxygen to the blood. Sold by all druggists.
Young man with stenography and bookkeeping experience desires employment. References provided. Address Albert care of this office.
A rental notice for a flat available above 215 Princeton Avenue invites interested applicants to contact J. W. Bowers for details and leasing.
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