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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
4
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Bluefield reads a busy scene with Flower shop ads, watch repair change, political candidacy, Moose Day at carnival, building site planning, obituaries, rail station updates, church events, and Confederate Veterans entertainment announced for Saturday matinee. The items span local business, public notices, and community happenings.
Blue field lodge No. 85 A F and A M holds a special communication at the Masonic Temple tonight at 7 30 with Entered Apprentice work led by Roy Morrison. The column also notes thanks for support after Mrs W R Farris’s illness and passing, signed D P Farris, and reports on J K Reese’s strawberry crop for five years with good yield.
The Midway school literary society will stage an entertainment this Saturday at 2 p.m. at Midway church. Grace Methodist Church Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 30 p.m. in the church.
The ladies aid society of the First Baptist church will meet at the church this afternoon at 3 oclock. Depositions are to be taken by W F Harman C H Harman Wynn M H and C C Beavers John.
In southwest Virginia travel and business chatter mixed with brief arrivals. Rev S D Bartle of Norton visits the city en route home from eastern Virginia while Col EK Tierney of Powhatan joins coal operators in town. W R Davis of Narrows attends to business matters, Mrs Louise Allen heads to Salem to visit relatives, and Mrs Claude Treson of Williamson visits her brother R W Treson before traveling to Johnson City Tennessee.
Arrangements are under way for the Bland Street Methodist Church dedication next Sunday in Bluefield. Built in 1906, the church has not been formally dedicated due to outstanding debt of 9000 dollars. Bishop James Atkins of Waynesville NC will preach and conduct the services at 11 oclock. he may also speak in the evening.
The state public service commission will hold hearings June 19 on Bluefield Water Works petition to raise city water rates. The filing dates to April 14, 1915, with city and company experts analyzing the issue. City residents and civic groups plan strong opposition, and Walter F. Miller led a cityside inquiry for over three weeks.
Rev. E. E. Wiley officiated at a small ceremony attended by a few friends. The bride, arriving with her uncle Walter Perkins, is from Atlanta and a guest of Mrs. Perkins. The groom, Norwood Davis’s friend, is a longtime Bluefield resident and manager of the Sterling Hardware Company.
The Lewis Oliver Players present His Little Sweetheart of the Mountains at the Elks opera house starting matinee today and running through the week. Miss Edna Grandin stars with twenty cast members and special scenery for each act. Jack Lewis appears as a western sheriff in a favored role.
Patterson C C Payne and Judge 8 M B Coulling of Tazewell arrive to complete taking depositions in a major land suit involving hundreds of acres of coal lands across Tazewell and McDowell counties.
Frank O'Brien, dictator, announces a called meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose in their hall at 11:30 tonight to initiate a class. The notice specifies the time and purpose for members.
A quiet wedding took place at Bland Street Methodist Church last night at 9 o clock uniting Miss Mary C Disbro and Royal C Morrison in marriage. The ceremony drew friendship and acquaintance from the couple s circle.
The ad touts Zemo as a remedy for pimples black heads eczema and ringworm. It promises a clear healthy skin with an easy application and low cost available at any drug store with extra large bottles at a higher price.
Local column records residents and visitors arriving or departing. J F P Hart returns from Raleigh county business trip. Mr and Mrs V Price of Welch visit city friends. S A Hubbard returns from Lynchburg relatives. Mr and Mrs J P Lavender of Martinsville visit. Mr and Mrs C R Lynch of Lebano Va arrive to visit. T V Brookey returns from Martinsburg. John J Lincoln and family of Elkhorn en route to Philadelphia. Miss Charlotte Jenks returns from Hollins College. Miss Mary Dietrich visits Petersburg. Miss Lois and June Lilly depart for Beckley to visit Mrs Wesley Wilkes. Dave Crockett leaves for Wytheville.
The annual memorial service of Bluefield Camp of Modern Woodmen of America is set for Sunday at Grace Methodist Church at 11 a m. Eight members have passed away including ceen Chandler and L L Linkenhaker. Rev J M Carter will preach on The Test of the Tree with special music by the Graham band and railroad quartette. The state prize banner will be draped in mourning.
General Abe Lilly visits McDowell for two days with Governor Hatfield also in town. They are billed separately except Friday at Keystone. Lilly is set to speak Sunday at Princeton at 1 30 p m and at Bluefield at 7 50 p m with large crowds expected.
Work on Bluefield's first open air theatre started yesterday on Federal Street beside Flat Top National Bank. It is due to open Monday June 12 with vaudeville comedy drama and motion pictures and a brass band. The original site near Kelly & Moyer was changed after the city revoked a license.
The cancellation came after St Luke's Hospital authorities protested the event as annoying to patients. The venue will be run by S H Jolliffe, previously associated with the Elks opera house.
Governor Hatfield arrived in Welch yesterday and will remain for the primary. He spoke at McDowell and plans rallies at Twin Branch Keystone Annwalt Elkhorn and Northfork with scheduled times through Monday.
Myra I L Cohen manager of the Elks opera house has secured the serial picture The Mysteries of Myra featuring Howard Betabrook and Jean Sothern. Spirit story by Hereward Carrington dramatized by Chas B Goddard produced by Wharton Inc. Fifteen episodes with the first shown next Wednesday.
Bluefield residents are advised that a simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and Alderika may relieve or prevent appendicitis and constipation. One spoonful is claimed to ease gas and sour stomach, with Alsler-ika praised for its action by T. Frank Mastin, druggist.
The Roanoke Virginia timetable lists departure times from Bluefield for Lynchburg Roanoke and other local stations. It details Pullman sleepers to Norfolk New York Philadelphia Columbus Cincinnati Chicago and connections to Richmond and Baltimore with cafe cars and parlor service. For additional information contact Norfolk and Western Railway agents W B Bevill and W C Saunders in Roanoke Virginia.
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