Personal and social notes from Roanoke and area
W P Hawley returns from eastern trip Br J Wysor leaves for Swords Creek to visit old home Mr and Mrs L L McIntyre return from Wytheville Col John D Hewitt returns from Philadelphia and Washington Postmaster J E Martin salary raised to 2400 starting July 1 M G Witten returns from Cincinnati plans coal field trip Mr and Mrs C R Burnett visit Newport News Mrs Mollie Ferguson on Burton street social for ladies at Masonic hall Refreshments served Ladies auxiliary B L FE ice cream supper at Mrs L W Royal residence Bluefield visitors attend Roanoke circuit court case Percy Cromer heirs vs Norfolk and Western Railway second trial Y M C A musical Friday June 23 tickets selling fast seat guaranteed no standees at Crockett's drug store or Y M C A hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hawley
Br. J. Wysor
Swords Creek
L. L. McIntyre
Wytheville
Col
John D. Hewitt
Philadelphia
Washington
J. E. Martin
M. G. Witten
Cincinnati
C. R. Burnett
Newport News
Mollie Ferguson
Burton Street
G. P. May
J. W. Likens
Palmer St
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Roanoke
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Crockett’s Drug Store
Princeton People Visit and Local Changes
Cadet Patil Scott from West Point visits old schoolmates in town. Ada resident Miss Kate Beckett visits Mrs. A. J. Hearn. Miss Mary Little from Bramwell visits Mrs. J. EB. T. Sentz. Dr and Mrs I Bee travel to Morristown to visit relatives. Carden House reportedly sold to A. T. Caperton of Athens. Miss Cleo Massie of Athens visits friends. Mr and Mrs J W Sutton and several young women go to Mountain Lake for a vacation. Miss May Slaven returns to Staunton after weeks with her sister. Miss Sadie Martin of Athens stays with Miss Nettie Lentz. Princeton Banking Company building under construction. Mattel and Barger, once ill with measles, improving. Sterns caramels praised. Bluefield Bakery ice cream parlor and soda fountain up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patil Scott
Military Academy
Weat Point
Kate Beckett
Ada
A. J. Hearn
Mary Little
Bramwell
J. EB. T. Sentz
Cleo Massie
Athens
J. W. Sutton
Flora
Georgia
Nita
Virgie Karnes
Mountain Lake
For Sale Advertisement by Superior Supply Co
When you need coal and wood Karl on T H Becker phone 125. Orders delivered promptly. We are about to erect a warehouse on this and will sell these buildings at a bar Way 22 tf. The two dwell in houses on first lot west of the Mill Supply Co Bluefield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Becker
Mill Supply Co
Bluefield Avenue
Superior Supply CO
Ramon’s Liver Pills and Relief Ad by Hatton Druggist
Henry Bisles of Hatton Arkansas endorses Ramon’s Liver Pills and Ramon’s Relief claiming cure for bilious colic after doctors failed. He touts ten years of use with many satisfied customers and urges every family to try a dose. Sold by H N White, druggist. Also M G Whitlow sells an easy to operate freezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bisles
Hatton
Arkansas
Ramon
H. N. White
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad
An old timey advertisement promoting Dr Kings New Life Pills for digestive health. It claims improved liver activity bowels digestion and appetite with a price of 25c at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Dr Kings
J. M. Cigar Delights Smokers Across the Row
Advertisement notes the J. M. Cigar as a preferred choice pleasing smokers. It emphasizes consistent quality and broad appeal among enthusiasts and casual users alike.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Cillars
FE & W
High Price
E. S. Pedigo
Bluefield
Edwin Mann
Pocahontas
W. C. Pollock
First National Bank, OF
Bluefield, W. VA
Porter, Tobacco
Thornton’s
Strauss Bros
Chicago
United States
Manhattan
Masonic Hall
B. L. FE
J. W. Bowers
Hit
Bluefield Bakery
M. W. Sterne
Princeton
Princeton Banking Company
Matel and Barger
Stern
Coal and Wood
M. G. Whitlow
Manhatan
Madras
Shelton & Jordan
Dunlap Hats
Aurelble
S.aaron
EAL
EB. E. Carter
J.N. Echols
Mercer Merchandise Co
West End Department Store
Bluefield Ave
J. M
Lake
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield Mercantile Company
W. R. Hancock
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