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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
3
An ancient Zapoteca chief recites a tale of a murdered American botanist in Oaxaca. The killer is captured by four runners and executed by four stakes with burning lime. The bones are buried as the community upholds vengeance for the innocent man who loved flowers. Then brief items on hat selling and a wedding notice joke follow. Henry B. Harman of Spring Coal Mining visits town.
The Bluefield District Conference to be held in Gary West Virginia June 17 to 21 appoints numerous committees. Names include J. R. Brown D. H. Carr D. P. Hurley N. R. Cartwright L. D. Yest BE H Cassidy J BE Wolfe C E Pritchard T B Hamilton W R Miller F J Brown E C Wright J M Wyser J C Campbell W S Rosenheim George Buskirk J R Page J L Deaton BE D Eddings Joe Mitchell M D Davidson Col Childress C E Given J W Bailey and many others on committees covering license public worship spiritual state missions Bible cause records temperance Sunday schools Epworth League financial systems education and district parsonage enterprise. EUGENE H CASSIDY signed as endnote.
The queen selects maids of honor from daughters of peers or royal friends. A letter asks parents for permission to attend court. The post pays 300 pounds yearly and the maid receives a jeweled badge. She attends dinner beside the queen’s right, then retires to her room unless summoned for reading singing or cards.
A London Field note recounts a crow that targets new white golf balls at Kew Gardens while ignoring worn ones. The piece then surveys attitudes toward death, classic literary reflections on April, and short quips from various sources.
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