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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1909
Page
4
A jumble of names and places shows residents and visitors in the city, including D. K. Alvis of Cored L. W. Chambers of Lirleh OH McDonald of Dante and Mrs. D. A. Lynch of Bramwell, with several others visiting from Greensboro Floyd Va and Roanoke and notes on illness and travel.
The gray sale at Manley Mercantile was advertised by error of petitioners. Miss Rose Longe will travel to Roanoke to perform violin and piano for a Methodist church benefit. The entertainment is at Mrs. J. W. Bell’s home on Patterson Avenue, with greeting and plans noted.
Announcement of The Princess on Alin Street 401 announces opening at 7 o clock this evening. A vocalist and pianist will perform with a novelties program. The management promises courteous attention to ladies and children and highlights improved seating and safety features.
A jumble of names and health updates from Pocahontas and nearby Virginia areas. Mrs. Clas and Mrs. Wood suffer typhoid fever while others vacation at Salem and at local springs. Various residents return from travels, operations, or visits, with several as-yet unclear fortunes. Also mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a Mercer county divorce filing in chancery.
The firm offers one hundred dollars to anyone who can cure catarrh that the Cheney company cannot relieve. They declare they have known F S Cheney for years and endorse him as perfectly honorable in business.
Mercer county circuit court orders J S McLean nonresident to appear within one month after first publication to protect interest in a case brought by Rogst Co and others against McLean. Plaintiffs seek $1500 damages for failure to furnish finished hidden mill work and to recover money paid, with attachment of defendant’s personal property.
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