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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
3
Local notes show John Copenhaver and H L Phiegar visiting the city on business. Several residents depart for Bristol Falls Mills Charlottesville and Harrisonburg while others plan weddings and attend meetings in nearby towns.
Miss Mary C. Holbrook wed Mr. J. J. Penn in a church ceremony at the Presbyterian Church. The decor featured palms, evergreens and flowers with candlelight, as Lohengrin music accompanied the entry and Rev. P. C. Clerk officiated. The couple departed by eastbound train for an eastern tour, amid well wishers.
At the bride’s father residence in South Bluefield yesterday afternoon Rosa Williams and Adolphus Denny were united in matrimony with Rev Thos Priddy officiating. A delightful supper followed the ceremony.
North Carolina man John Garrett of North Mills writes that after forty years with a persistent sore a trial of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it. The product promises relief for piles burns and similar ailments and is guaranteed by druggists at 25 cents.
A north side resident argues for a $100,000 city bond issue to fund street paving sewers and related improvements. He condemns opposition as self serving and urges all voters to support the proposal to boost city prosperity and property values.
G M Barger declares support for a city bond issue in 1907. He cites auditing committee recommendations for open books reflecting city finances and notes that officials approved action after committee request. He states his personal stance aligns with the proposed bond issue.
The New York Sunday World will continue its Sunbonnet Babies art supplements after distributing several hundred thousand copies. Next Sunday's image titled Washing Day shows Sunbonnet Babies washing and hanging out clothes, inviting readers to collect the issue.
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