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Will SURBER, Mose
CRUEY and Jeff MEYERS, young Pounding Mill citizens who stole
R.K. GILLESPIE'S ford last Saturday night, were captured at Broad ford Monday by Policeman
H.E. SHAMBLIN of Pounding Mill and H.G. GILLESPIE. The supply of gasoline became exhausted at a point beyond Jeff
GILLESPIE'S in the west end of the county, and the car was abandoned, and the youthful auto thieves were making their way afoot when overtaken by the officer. They were brought here to jail.
MYERS was convicted here recently for an offence committed at Pounding Mill, and would have been taken to the reform school but for the influence of prominent citizens who secured his release.
Squire C.T. PATTON has been suffering from a severe attack of indigestion since Sunday, when he was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Sam
LAMBERT in Bluefield.
Glen RATLIFF, a prominent citizen of Buchanan County, came over to this town on business this week.
Miss Letha WHITAKER, the accommodating central operator, who has been ill at her home at North Tazewell has recovered and is back at work again.
Miss Lula M. JONES, of Fairmont West Virginia was at home for the funeral of her grandfather, Thomas
HANKINS.
Miss Louise JACKSON spent last weekend in Bluefield as the guest of Mrs. Henry
PERKINS.
Dr. W.G. CROCKETT, of the Medical College of Virginia staff, spent Easter here with his mother, Mrs. John W.
CROCKETT.
Judge and Mrs. S.C. GRAHAM have returned from their winter's stay in Florida. Enroute they stopped over for Easter in Richmond.
Mrs. R. Walter DICKENSON, of Russell, celebrated Easter with her daughter here, Mrs.
A.S. HIGGINBOTHAM.
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