Disturbed Services and Local News From Bluefield Area
Bluefield papers report Charles Michaels at Boissevaine under influence of liquor being removed for disturbing services. Judge Landson fines him fifty dollars and sixty days for tone learn modulation. Nearby obit notes James Bruce dying of tuberculosis on Rogers Street leaving a wife and child. Community items include bankers' meeting at Huntington June 23 24. new cars by McClaugherty McCulloch Garrett Jr. Linwoods beat Giants 8 7 in baseball. construction on Garrett-Crockett-Thornhill building on Princeton Avenue. children’s meeting at tent and council quorum issues.
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Boissevaine
Charles Michaels
Methodist
Nquor
Landon
Pocahontas
Residents from Pocahontas and nearby towns visit the city
A parade of visitors from Pocahontas Falls Mills Elkhorn Prince ton Roanoke and other towns were seen in the city yesterday. Names include John Roberts W C Miller Louis Carr W W Wood J R Henry F S Pedigo Gregg Ewald L Armentrout L Archer and many more on shopping trips visits and travel to Roanoke for events and business.
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John Roberts
Pocahontas
Louis Carr
Falls Mills
J. M. Sheppard
Jackson Brown Caught Near Flat Rock After Shootout
Deputy Sheriff Jack Davis was wounded near Flat Rock on April 8 when Brown refused to go to Lebanon for trial. Brown was captured Sunday night by Baldwin detective W. W. Phaup and Constable Charley Front after a lengthy stakeout. He carried a 38 revolver and was jailed at Lebanon. Davis remains recovering from abdominal wounds, with Hunt also injured. Brown, a three-time moonshine offender, was once a feared mountain figure with extensive local ties.
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Jack Brown
Jack Davis
Flat Rock
Honaker
W. W. Phaup
Baldwin
Charley Front
Phaup
Lebanon
Davis
Brown
Hunt
Will Lee
Sunday Style and City Church Rules Spark Shakeup
The piece notes two colored men running a Stuart street pressing shop were fined for efforts to groom a man for church. It laments strict morning routines that require shaving dressing and a town commute by ten o clock, even affecting shoe shines and church attendance.
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Stuart Street
Giles Street Wedding Brings Daisy Meador to I J Myers
Mrs Daisy Meador daughter of Mrs W N Reese of Giles Street married yesterday at 1 pm at her mother's home to I J Myers of the city The ceremony was by Rev J H Franklin Calvary Baptist before a few family friends Afterward the couple traveled to Philadelphia Atlantic City and other points then will return Myers a commercial traveler has been married before The bride is well known in the city where she has lived for years
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Daisy Meador
W. N. Reese
Giles Street
J. H. Franklin
Calvary Baptist Church
I. J. Myers
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Bit Eleectric Bittery Promises Health Beauty For Women
An advertisement urges women to use Bit Electric Bittery to improve health and beauty. It claims the tonic regulates stomach liver and kidneys, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, brightens eyes, improves breath and skin, and touts a pleasing complexion. Ends with price and availability at druggists.
George L. Dillard Seeks Beaver Pond Justice Seat
Justice of the Peace candidate George L. Dillard announces his bid to succeed himself in Beaver Pond district. The nomination will be decided at the Democratic convention in Bluefield on July 9, 1910.
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Justice of Peace
Justice of the Peace of
Beaver _Pond
Bluefield
George L. Dillard
Notice of Bankruptcy for Frank B Worley in West Virginia
In the Southern District of West Virginia Frank B Worley of Bluefield Mercer County was adjudicated bankrupt on June 18 1910. The first meeting of creditors will be at the Bluefield office June 29 1910 at 10am to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. G J Holbrook Referee in Bankruptcy June 18 1910.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Frank B. Worley
Bluefield
Mercer
Mercer County
W. Virginia
G. J. Holbrook
King of all laxatives praised in Buffalo letter
Paul Mathurka of Buffalo New York writes that for a year his family has used Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle effective remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
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Nome
Dr. King
Paul Mathurka
Buffalo
N. Y
Describes Women Endorsing Wine of Cardui for Backache
Mrs. Dorman A. Smith of Pizarro Virginia recounts years of severe backache and bearing down pain eased by Wine of Cardui. The ad claims instant relief for some and general benefits for all female troubles, urging readers to consult their druggist and request a 64 page booklet.
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Pizarro, Va
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