Hotel Graham Guests and Local Social Notes
The Graham Daily News lists guests at Hotel Graham including A. H. King and wife from Roada Virginia G. G. Williams and son from Roanoke W. C. Belle of St Paul R W Mc Clintock of Roanoke H B Thacker of Reeds Charles Stump of Pocahontas and C W Perce of Hockman. It notes Mrs A C Davidson returning from Whitegate praising Giles county cherries. Also mentions Miss Eva Hunt leaving Graham for Roanoke then Danville, and other local visits and moves including R H Palmer moving into a new home by July 1 and Mrs S Walton visiting from Falls Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Graham
A. H. King and Wife
Roda, Va
G. G. Williams and Son
Roanoke
W. C. Belle
St. Paul
R. W. McClintock
H.B. Thacker
Reeds
Charles Stump
Pocahontas
C. W. Perce
Hockman
Hotel
Graham
Carey Allen
Emory
Joe Davidson
R. K. Morton
Nemours
Lex Haller
Lucy Shirey
Bluefield
Nona Dodd
T. N. Lyons
Ida M. Graves
Bedford County
J. H. Franklin
Tazewell Avenue
C. W. Pierce
Richmond, Ky
J C Nelson Public Accountant and Systematizer
J C Nelson public accountant and systematizer operates from an office over the Bank of Graham in Graham Virginia offering accounting services and systems work for local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Graham
Graham, VA
Three Burials at Pocahontas Reflect Miners’ Toll
Louis Farker 31, Paul Bikins 49, and Louis Fermanna 30 died in mines at Godfrey Crane Creek and Matoaka. Their burials and funeral attendance highlight the mining community’s losses while social notes record local visitors and incidents in Pocahontas and Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Louis Farker
Godfrey
Paul Bikins
Crane Creek
Louis Fermanna
Matoaka
Welch Builds Modern Jail With Bridge of Sighs
The new jail in Welch is one of the era’s most modern and secure structures. It features steel interiors, seven shower baths, a hospital, and a dungeon with running water, plus a “Bridge of Sighs” connecting to the courtroom. Capacity grows to 286 with future expansion. prisoners will be bathed and given fresh clothes before transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Camden Iron Works
Salem
O. D. Oakey
R. N. McClaugherty
Hughes Says He Has Fairly Won Nomination
In Huntington, Mr. Hughes told the Adver tiser he has 229 votes and a large majority of uncontested delegates. He expects to be nominated honestly and elected by a big margin, denying plans by Lilly to bolt the convention and noting contested counties in the dispatch of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Welch
Cabell
Mason
Putnam
Logan
Wayne
Hughes
Advertiser
Lilly
McDowell
Wyoming
Mercer
Lincoln
Raleigh
Boone
Mingo
Mason County
Congressional Committee
Tilly
Murder in drunken row at Hilltop ends in death
In Hilltop near the Summers county line a drunken quarrel between Butler and Shannon left Shannon dead from a stab wound to the throat. Butler fled the scene and remained at large as authorities sought him. Shannon was brother of Neeley Shannon, whose earlier case against Medley had drawn high court attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Butler
Shannon
Neeley Shannon
Medley
Lannon
Colored Masons Gather In West Virginia Lodge Session
The grand lodge of A. F. and A. M. of West Virginia conducts its session at Hearn hall with Professor J. D. Coleman of the Bluefield Colored Institute delivering the welcome at Raleigh Street Church where the body met in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand ‘Lodge of
West Virginia
Hearn Hall
J. D. Coleman
Bluefield Colored Institute
Raleigh Street
Scott Street
Masonry Address Highlighted by Grand Master at Lodge Session
The sermon featured Grand Master M. L. Davis who urged Masons to lead by example and purchase homes. He declared Masonry to be as broad as the land and the law of the land. The grand lodge planned adjournment on Thursday with Prof. A. P. Straughter as grand secretary and a roster of grand officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Allen
Grand Lodge
A. P. Straughter
J. L. Taylor
G. W. Redman
F. P. Cambrick
B. Shelton
J. E. Howard
I. W. Morgan
N. H. Rawley
J. J. Pyer
W. M. Watkins
KE. L. Rann
P. HW. Calaway
J. E. Robinson
Taylor
J. Scott
H. B. Hawley
J. Carter
W. Alexander
H. Brown
W. A. Gilmore
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise From Bluefield Reader
A Bluefield resident, W. J. Hutton of 101 Davidson Street, asserts Doan's Kidney Pills cured severe back and hip pains and irregular kidney secretions. He notes occasional relapses but says the remedy remains effective and urges purchase at Crockett Pharmacy. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Dean
W. J. Hutton
Davidson Street
W. Va
Doan
Crockett
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Kept The King at Home Doctor King’s Pills Endorsement
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says for a year his family has used Dr King’s New Life Pills as a simple reliable laxative and remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The pills sell for 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
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OKIRT
Altman
Gage
Ferrell Mercantile
Princeton Avenue
West Va
M. McCulloch
AUT Agency
Suefield
C. A. Bradshaw
Sec’y & Treas
Barney M. Colen
Altamont Hotel
John M. Wirgman
Philadelphia, Pa
Wm. McCarthy
Kelly & Moyers
Claass Billiard and Pool Room
L. Lazarus & CO
the Reliable Liquor Dealers
UGNWE
Blursfield, W. VA
THE
Graham Daily News
Telegraph
A. C. Davidson
Whitegate
Eva Hunt
Danville
Miss Hunt
Mrs. Brumfield
Brumfield
T. V. Ramsey
Muncie
Ind
Ramsey
R. H. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
S. Walton
Falls Mills
L. J. Barbee
W. J. Fink
Clinch Valley
Walton Construction Company
P. C. Winborne
Lettie Porter
Bluefield Sanatorium
W. W. Brumfield
Mr. Whitt
Messrs
Sale
West
Gary
Longhorn
Perin
Edgar P. Rucker
Margaret
J. A. Shields
J. Powell Royall
Tazewell
John L. Litz
Tug River Hotel
J. C. Nelson
Public Accountant and
Pogahontas
Dmy
Nathan Marks
Sol Miller
Esther Rappenport
Mollie Wilbur
Lila Kwass
Rosa Kwass
Mollie Baer
Sadie Baer
Carrie Baer
Rae Goodman
Max Goodman
Charlie Margalis
Robert Little
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bramwell
Miss Little
Coalfield
Daily Telegraph
A. S. Ashworth
Martha Washington College
A. B. Hunter
Claude
Clarence Deaton
Brainwell
Charles W. Sydnor
A. P. Greenawalt
Staunton
James O'Connor
Welchs New Jail
Carters
Kest
Andrew Leckie
William Leckie
Swathmore College
Pennsylvania
Douglas Leckie
Athens Normal School
William
Athens
John H. Whitt
Southern Express Company
Story
Bolt
John Medley
Suny Brook Beta Bond
U. S
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Jefeseon Co
Cincinnati Dental. CO
Cincinnati Dentists
DR. Compton
Mercer County
Warner J. Kenderdine & CO
W. J. Longley
Radford
Virginia
Mayer Brothers
the Dental Specialists
Pinaud
Paris
Pina! Bya AB Exquisite
Ariptocranis Onisyel
Wieeeeisle
Ile
Oerre
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