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J.H. WILLIAMS attended the Roosevelt
show at Tazewell Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom RINGSTAFF were visitors to Bluefield Monday.
Oscar HOOPS, J.T. ALTIZER, Alex BEAVERS, were business visitors to
Tazewell today.
C.H. STEELE of Paint Lick was the guest of his brother here Friday. He reports his
son, John, having arrived home the previous afternoon, having gotten his final discharge
from the army. His son, Edgar, is still in France.
Mrs. Gus CHRISTIAN was a recent visitor to Bluefield.
Mrs. Henry SHAMBLIN (Nee: Mattie Earls Brewster) visited her sister, Mrs.
Arch BRUSTER, (Nee: Cynthia Earls) at Maxwell last week. Both Mr. and Mrs. BRUSTER
were very sick with influenza. Note: Should be Brewster.
Rev. Nannie OSBORNE and little son were here yesterday afternoon. She had been to
Belfast Mills helping her brother, Rev. James GRAHAM, in a protracted meeting.
Miss Gussie CHRISTIAN has been confined to her bed for the past week by a severe
cold.
Mrs. Ira SIMPSON had the misfortune to run the head of a needle in the end of her
first finger of the right hand while brushing down the bosom of her dress, since which
time she has been ill. This should be a warning to those accustomed to sticking needles in
their blouses.
Mr. John LOVELL, who has lung disease, is reported being seriously ill.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert PETTS, a daughter. All doing well. There is also a fine
daughter at Mr. and Mrs. F. M. MYERS, not previously reported.
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