The Big Stone Gap post. [volume], September 17, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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LOCAL, ITEMS.
Messern Holcninb ami Hurry
HouRhmun, of Lynch, K v , ai
isnile? ihn dance in ihe Oaji
Wednesday night.
Misses Alma a n d Roland
Wells, of Kookeo, utl.led the
?lance in the flap Wednesday
night.
Miss Kthfl Van < Junior loft
last week for Oxford, (?hin,
whore she will attend school ut
Oxford College this winter.
Mrs. Keltic Robinson and
.liughter, .Miss Ruth, ami ('. R.
Dickey, were among those from
Norton, who motored down to
the dance Wednesday night.
Mrs. Karl Stoohr and two lit?
tle sons, Karl and Conrad, w ho
have boon spending the past
month with relatives in Wash,
iogton, 1). 0., returned to their
home in the tiap Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs A. K. QriflRh
mil son, Chill ies and guest of
Rxcter,spent Sunday in the I Inp
Krcd Troy spent Sunday in
Middlesboro.
Mrs. \V. f. Atlterton.of Wash?
ington, 1). 0? who will be re?
membered in the Cap as Misr
Alina Agee, is visiting hoi
I Krand parents, Mr. and Mrs
^. Polly in the Gap.
Miss Frances Long lefl Salur \
day for Rndford whore sho will
Ionlcr Ilia nenior class at Ihe
' I tad ford Normal.
.Mrs. (i. Warren returned
Friday to her home in Kliox
villeafter spending a few weeks
in I lie C!U|i visiting her parents,
U. v. and Mrs. M. I'. (Jurloo,
Miss Xita Qoodloo returned
lo ihe I tap last week after
-pending a few weeks in Rich?
mond with her father, J. M.
tioodloe.
Mrs. MnlcolU .Smith returned
to her home in the (lap .Satur?
day from Itichliioiid where she
-pent ?i) V oral days receiving
treatment at one of the leading
hospitals.
Miss Nolle Van Oordor lefl
last week for lliohlands, where
she has accepted a position in
the high sei.I al that place.
Mrs. Theo. Little und children,
of Mid(l|eshoro, spent several
(lays in the (Lip last week visit?
ing Mrs. Little's parents, Mr
; and Mis. (.'. ( i. Van l lord er.
DeWitt and Kenneth Wolfe
left Monday morning for
Itlnckshurg .Where,they will at?
tend Virginia I'olytechnic In
stittite.
Fred Smith, is spending a
I few days with relatives at liar
rogate.
A most Irequent visitor and most exacting guest.
Vi>u will often sen the time when
Opportu nity
Looms Big
with possibilities.
Will you be able to ftteet the exactions? A Bank
Account started now will help.
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Mrs. Forost Kennedy bus been
spending Severn! days visiting
relatives in Lexington, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Sennits
nee Miss Viola Mullins, left last
week for Logan, \V. Vn., where
Mr. Schnitt! has accepted a po
dtioh and they will make their
future home.
Miss Edna Qish, of t'enning
,ton Clup, -pent Thursday in the
Ga-i W I'll Miss Eni.? Tackelt.
Mis Taekett, who has heel)
spending several weeks in New
Yenk, returned in her home in
tti? Oltp last week.
Mis. Tut um; of Stuart's Draft,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
H. \V (Mil.im, in Ihe Gap.
Mrs. Patrick, who lives in
apartments i u the Touraino
llats.it. spending several days
visiting in Pristol ami oilier
points. j
Nelson A Hon. of Middlosboro, J
spent Saturday in the (lap.
('hartes Hobinsoo, of Saint
Charles, spent Saturday and
Sunday in the(lap.
M ss Myrtle Nickles and little
niece ami nephew. Elizabeth
an<l William Collier, spenl Sim
day in Clinchport visiting Dr.
and Mrs. Sam N iekles.
Miss < iolda Iteasor, who is at
tending sebool at Lee Baptist
Institute ibis session, spent the
week-end in thli (lap with her
father, P. M. Iteasor.
Prof. P. II Graham spent a
few days in the (lap last week
en mule to DecalUr, Gn , where
he is professor of Physios ami
Astronomy at Agnes Scott Col.
j h'ge.
Mrs. Kred Law, who spent
several weeks in the (iap visit
iug her parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
i'. i'. Long, returned to her
hone at Durlington, S. C, hist
Friday. * |
Misses Louella and Nina
Johnson, of Coeburn, spent the
week end in the (iap the guests
of Misses Margaret. Han cm and
tvulhtcotl Knight
Paul Jesse.., of Paul's Cafe,
win) has been in Uichmnml re
cuiving treatment for several
days, was operated on last week
and is rapidly improving.
(ieorge 1, Taylor, of the law
III in of Bullitl i\ Chalkley, left
Tuesday for Asheville, N. C.,
where he will spend several
days receiving treatment for
asthma.
Dr. T. I(. Suavely, of the
University of Virginia, spent
Saturday in the (lap the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. (!. N. Knight
Miss Pvcba Collier, who has
been spending several weeks in
Salem, Vu., taking treatment, j
returned to her home in the < iap
last week greatly bonofitted
Mrs. II. P. Voting and little
sou. Hugh Peter, Jr., of Bir?
mingham,who have been spend?
ing several days in Bichmond,
Ky., with relatives, returned lo
the (Jap last week where they
visited relatives before return
ing home.
Miss Louise Horsley lefl last
week for Abingdon, where she
will attend school at Stonewall
J ackson (lollego.
W. !1 Chapman, who has a
position in the purchasing tie.
pnrtmeul of the Stouegu Coke
& Coal Company, went down to
Louisville, Ky , Friday night
where he met bis mother, .Mrs.
Agnes Chapman, of Hurl ing ion,
[own, who will make her future
home in the (Ja i With her son,
who has rented apartments in
the Tonrtiine flats.
iL Sutton Wagoner, of Cum?
berland, .Md., is spuoping soy.
eral days in the Gap', .Mr. Wag?
oner received his honorable dls
churgo from.the U. S. Navy a
few weeks ago, having enlisted
during the early part of the war.
Mr. and Mrs. 10. A. ComptOll
and two little daughters, Helen
and Virginia, moved last week
to DuIIbar, the new plan! of
the Stouega Coke it Coal Com?
pany, where Mr. Compton is su?
perintendent .
Unwell Jones, of Martin's
Ferry, Ohio, has been spending
a few days in (he dap with Ins
brother, Johnnie Jones.
Misses Marie Weber, Ida
Weber, Ja et Deth, Ethel Mur?
phy, Ernest Beider and Nina
lluzelrigg, an attractive sex
tettee of young ladies, employ ?
ees of the general olliccs of the
Louisville & Nashville It lilroud
at Louisville, Ky., spent Sun?
day at the Monta Vista Hotel
and viewing the scenic gran?
deur of the Appalachian moun?
tains.
! NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
j Seated bills will be received
l>y the Hoard of Supervisors of
I Wise county at Wise, V?,', un
[til 12 o'clock noon, September
22, 1!H9, for tlie grading and
drainage of Roaring Pork Road
j from Richmond District Linie to
! I'.udee, about seven mile*
Bids must be accompanied by
a certified check m ule payable
to the Treasurer of Wise conn
tv, for the sum of fftOO ml.
K. 11. Bkuok,
County Engineer, Norton, Va.
T?te Kilburn, who was hit in
the eye some time ago with u
tennis hail while watching a
? game, lias not yet regained his
sight and it is feared he may
lose his eve. He i-* being treat?
ed bj Hi Sialey, of Bristol, to
[which plaee he has made sev
crul trips to have his eye treat?
ed.
Mrs. C. F. Sproles Dead.
Mis. Charles 1\ Sproles, wife
of a prominent conductor on
the Southern Railway, died at
her home in Big Stone Hap on
Tuesday morning about eight
o'clock, following an illness of
ten days of tonsilitis, which
developed into plural pneumon?
ia. Hi r remains were taken tu
Hiltens, Va., this morning
where the funeral ami burial
will take place at eleven o clock.
Funeral services will be con?
ducted by Rev. C. B. I.ivesay,
of Bristol, former pastor of the
Christian church at this place,
of which the deceased was u
member.
Interesting Wedding at Dante
News has been received in
the Hap w hich is of much in?
terest to a large number of
friends throughout this section,
of the wedding nf .1. Polk
Wolfe, son of ,1. I'. Wolfe, of
the (lap, to M iss Mildred Long,
!the beautiful ami attractive
daughter of Mr. Lee Long, vice
president of the Clinchliehl
Coal Corporation, and Mrs. I.ee
Long.
The wedding took place at
the homo of the bride's parents
hist Saturday week.
After an extensive wedding
tour Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe will
return to Dante w here Mr. Wolfe
lias a prominent position with
the Clinchlluld Coal Corpora?
tion,
Theatrical.
''Come Along Mary" the new
Westy n-1 'an 11 on mil sie a I BUCCOSS
with a big company of feriv
people is tin; underlined attrac?
tion at the AlUU7.ll Theatre on
next Saturday, September 20.
It has brilliant, joyous,
piquant music, songs that are
tuneful und of the wbistly kind,
lilting with an interesting idol
that is continuous in Inu/htor,
The large cast of principals is
made up of many well known
musical comedy favorites in?
cluding Kenneth Christy, Helen
Johns, .lohn Buckley, 1''. Ina
Raymond ami the dancing
Tack ma ns.
The chorus has been careful
ly selected and will appear in
some of the most elaborate and
gorgeous gowns ever seen in
musical comedy.
"Come Along Mary" should
attract n largo audience next
Saturday as it is being booked
as one of the host attractions
here l his PCttHou.
I A Desirable Residence for
Sale.
' Lo fi 1, :>. .1 in i I. Id. i k 24, j
pi .1 I, ami rest'! ? iheroonl
cooi.lining 0 room", htt'h and j
pantry, hot in?! ?sohl wnt'r, I
oleelric lights and phone in lim i
house, Fruit of all IciuiU, and [
go id outbuildings, Situated in j
a (piiet neighborhood, near ball j
park. House fronts on boule- j
vard For price and terms ap?
ply in Mns. \V. S. Matiibws,
Sopl7 38-.ll Evinglon, Va.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
U . II. Nickels, etal, I Uintilln
Tlio- II. Walker, el id. Defendants.
IN CII.VNCBHY:
All parties interested in tlie above styl?
ed e|iaueery cause are hereby nollffed
thai on the -'nil day of September, 1910, :
ibe undersigned uoiMiulMtonor will sit at '
tile law ollice of It. T. Itvlue, in tin town
of l?g Stouu Dap, Virginia, to hear proof
of tin- amount nmv due fnnu W. S. ?
.Matlii .vK.il. E. pox and other- tiefen-]
IdauU to Ihn plaintiffs In the said Cause; |
Hie amounts for which real estate lias
been sold.and how saiuu ha* itvi u apji leil.
and any ot tier matter deumeil pro|>er or
requited by any party at Itilcicat All
panic interested an- requested lo i.e
present with such book* and pipii- as
may lie in their iiosscsslon, which may |
give Information up m the matters to be
enquired Into. .
Iteapectfully,
C (J. COUNTS,
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