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Bluefield Evening Leader

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

4

Residents of Bluefield host of visitors and locals

A long list of residents and guests in Bluefield is noted, with Abe Witt Bramwell and James O'Connor Bramwell in the city, Misses Fannie and Emily Williams Richmond leaving for Princeton, and many others visiting or traveling to Princeton Roanoke Johnson City and Washington. The item mentions shopping trips, court attendance, injuries and a mine accident.

Abe Witt Bramwell Fannie Emily Wiliams Richmond Capt D. A. Preach Princeton James Williams

Tomato and Sweet Potatoes Sale and City Bid Notice

Readable items include a plant sale listing tomato jams sweet potato plants verbenas coleus and scarlet sage with varied prices plus a city notice seeking sealed bids by June 5 1908 for 1000 feet of fire hose. The document cites J T Akers auditor and Bluefield city Board of Affairs.

Coleus Fallon Mlorist Rowsoke Board of Affairs City of Bluefield Amu Wl

Political tension at Blewfhelt election stirs black voters

A fragmented speech depicts racial animus around local politics as a party chant mocks a Black candidate and laments campaign funds. The speaker predicts party victory despite alleged voter suppression and accuses the opposition of illegitimate influence.

Davidson Buried at Union Near Montoeera

George T. Davidson died at his home near Union Montana and was buried there yesterday afternoon. He had been in failing health for several years and was the third son of Joseph Davidson. He was born at the old Davidson homestead in Mekstown and left a widow Mila Freeman and three children. He is survived by his brother Allen.

George T. Davidson Union Montoeera Nion da [Soo Everal Allen Mr. Davidson Milatary Freeman Freeman Pocahontas Field

Randall Kent Drowned Near Huntdale Virginia

Sage reports Randall Kent, 26, son of Mr and Mrs John Kent of Max Meadows Virginia, drowned Tuesday afternoon near Huntdale not far from Wytheville. As of latest advices his body has not yet been recovered. Kent was employed by the railroad company.

Wytheville Randall Kent John Kent Max Meadows Huntdale Johnon City

Jewelry firm hire marks new engraving expert in Bluefield

In Bluefield an unnamed jewelry firm announces Russow has joined as an expert engraver on Princeton avenue and offers all kinds of engraving services. In Charleston a separate case seeks to establish the material identity of Adolphus Armstrong who died intestate at Grafton two years ago leaving a large fortune. The suit Butcher v Sommerville ascends to the supreme court from Harrison county over Armstrong’s heirs and disputed maternity claims.

HR. Russow Dilger Princeton Avenue Mr. Russow Bluefield Charleston W. Va Adophus Armistrong Diegg Grafton Butcher Et al Sommerville Supreme Court Harrison County Armstrong Polly Buteher

Death of infant at Farrow home on Allen Street

An infant daughter, eleven weeks old, died at the Farrow residence on Allen Street last evening. Funeral services were held this afternoon conducted by Rev W S Bullant of the Chris Sotharch and interment followed at Maple Park cemetery.

A. W. Farrow Allentreet W. S. Bullant Chris Sotharch Maple Park Cemetery

Wadies' Aid Society to Meet Friday Afternoon

The Wadies Aid Society of the Hagiat church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at the residence of W D Thornhil on TCHSE street. A large attendance is requested. A musical evening by a professional will be featured with sheet music 156 per copy.

Duvalls Ans The Wadies’ Aid Society of the ‘Ivat Duvauk Musius Duvalle, Con Burlingame

Brethren Conference Sets Next Meeting Site Warsaw Indiana

The Church of the Brethren annual conference adjourned in Harrisonburg Virginia and chose Warsaw Indiana as next year’s meeting location. A life insurance request was decisively rejected with only about twenty voting in favor. The dress issue was debated at length and sent to a seven member committee for study and report at the next annual gathering.

Harrisonburg Church of Brethren Warsaw Indiana

Two reels every day special attention to ladies and children

A brief notice announces daily reels with special attention aimed at women and children in the afternoon, highlighting a family friendly viewing schedule and ongoing entertainment.

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