Peach Melba Sundae Featured At Local Shop
City notes advertise a Peach Melba Sundae with Richmond made ice cream and mention Easiey Penn Drug Co. Local items report a trip by Mr and Mrs George S Strader to the Pacific coast with visits to San Francisco San Diego and Portland as well as praise for the San Francisco fair. Financial and hospital news note typhoid recovery for Mrs Wiley and a bankruptcy discharge petition by A L Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Easiey-Penn Drug Co
George S. Strader
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
San Diego
David &. Johnson
Gio
E. H. Cassidy
Radford
Thefield District
Holston
Miss Nugenia
FE. H. Cassidy
Iry
R. L. Blackmond
Summer Vacation Jewelry Cleaning and Repair Offer
A local shop urges customers to bring jewelry in before vacation season. They offer free cleaning and careful inspection, minor repairs at a reasonable charge, and options to remodel or redesign pieces with designs and estimates available.
Woman From Coopers Taken To Bluefield Sanitarium
Mrs. J. A. Johnson of Coopers was brought to Bluefield yesterday with her husband and Dr. John Goodwill for an operation at the Bluefield Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Coopers
Bluefield
John Goodwill
Bluefeld Sanitarium
Huricane, Va
Iivefield
St. Luke’s Hospital
H.C. Weller
Geo. P. Johnson
H. A. Ritz
T. ‘H. Clagett
Improvements Planned for Terraces and Menagerie Removal
The article notes terrace improvements to be graded and sodded and mentions the removal of the menagerie. It also reports a church youth group trip to a revival in Tazewell and two new donations to the James G. Litz Children's Home from Otis Hopkins and H P Brittian of Tazewell. A freight wreck near Big Pour caused damage but no injuries. W. T. Morrison travels to Stuart to seek an administrator for his brother’s estate after a train death near Eggleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Litz
Otis Hopkins
Tazewell
H.P. Brittian
Manifest Freight
W. T. Morrison
Stuart
Patrick County
Eggleston
Greever
Bluefield area ad notices mix school and land listings
The page advertises Bluefield Normal and Business College with courses and contact, plus several farm for sale listings near Tip Top Virginia. It also notes tax deadlines, a chiropodist appearance in Welch, church suppers, and local business promotions including flour and store openings.
Rope accident injures bystander and collapses house
A bystander was jerked several feet when a rope slipped and a shoulder dislocated as a house toppled about six feet. Seven men were reportedly under the house minutes before. Also note ties to visitors from Tazewell and a forthcoming Argyle show at the city next week.
Shoulder Dislocation After House Moving Incident
A man named Brown suffered a dislocated right shoulder Wednesday afternoon when a rope used to move a house in the Oakhurst section slipped on a windlass. The house had been raised several feet and moved uphill when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Oakhurst Widition
Considerable Improvement at City Court House
City officials report considerable improvement at the court house with the old fence torn away and the pens and pits formerly used for the city auditor.
Mae Orndort Recovers After Home Surgery
Mrs. Mae Orndort who was operated on at her sister’s home on Cluefield avenue is not doing well. The Mand Street Methodist Church choir will rehearse this evening at 8 o clock and all members are asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Grace Methodist Church
J. T. Akers
W.L. Fleshman
Mae Orndort
Cluefield Avenue
Mand Street
Clergyman Officiates Marriage of Kidd and Camper
Rev J L McKinney presided at last evenings wedding uniting Henry Kidd and Miss Elizabeth Camper.
False alarm sent from box 82 on Park Street
Company No 1 responded to a false alarm last night turning in from box 82 on Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company No. 1
Park Street
British Operators After West Virginia Coal
Several large coal operations in the New River and Kanawha fields are said to be involved in a pending transaction. British coal operators aim to secure West Virginia coal for South American trade during and after the war. The transaction appears to consolidate holdings into a central company under British syndicates, reviving a deal to buy most New River properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New River
Kanawha
West Virginia
Iver
Old-time car robber Edgar Long captured after train thefts
Detectives A R Pittman and G M Callaway arrested Edgar Long at Crozier on Wednesday, linking him to a recent rail robbery spree. Long, recently released from McDowell county prison, confessed to robberies and extra thefts included four hundred pounds of meat. Cheese, lard and other goods were found in his belongings during a search. He will be taken to Welch for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Pittman
G. M. Callaway
Edgar Long
Crozier
Long
State Prison
McDowell County
Riyefield
Turkey Gap Coal Company
Foms
Get-It's ease with Corns Captures Quick Relief
A promotional line touts GETS-IT as a fast corn remedy. The ad promises painless corn removal after years of painful attempts with other products. It emphasizes instant relief and easy, quick results.
Personal visits and travel noted in Christiansburg and beyond
A series of brief society items lists visits and travel by J Frank Surface Dr J J Goodwill of Coopers and many others including Mrs Archie Wrenn in Roanoke relatives in Lebanon and Wilmington and trips to Lynchburg Pocahontas Morgantown and other Virginia points with mentions of court of appeals in Wytheville and a hospital operation in St Luke's concealments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. ‘Payne
Lynchburg
Chatham
Virginia
The New Street Parade by Gentry Brothers
Fresh from skilled artisans the Gentry Brothers present a street parade of rare quality and color. The procession runs June 30 with two city performances at ten oclock featuring tableau wagons themed Mother Goose and trains dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Brothers
Santa Claus
Aéaven dazzles with trained animal acts and human performers
Aéaven presents a revolutionary show featuring a highly trained animal cast and numerous skilled human performers. The dazzling spectacle blends animal artistry with live performance, showcasing a rare stage experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aéaven
Curtis-Ward advances road work and rail line progress
The Curtis-Ward Company under contract for the Athens to Bluefield road lays macadam as steel arrives for the right railway line toward the Stony Ridge gap. Ties are arriving and hauling should start within two weeks. A frost is reported in Princeton, first after mid June in over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis-Ward Company
Athens
Bluefield
Stony Ridge
Carr & Bratton Building Sold in Major Real Estate Deal
Dr. W. H. Wallingford sells the three story Carr & Bratton brick business block on Scott street to H. C. Ellett C. R. Mc Nutt L. R. Taylor W. V. Peck and A. M. Traugott. County clerk issues licenses for marriages Thompson and Pearl Lowe of Princeton and James D. oe ers of Coaldale to Katherine K. Gilbert of Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wallingford
H. C. Ellett
C. R. McNutt
L. R. Taylor
W. V. Peck
A. M. Traugott
Scott Street
Carr & Bratton
Thompson
Pearl Lowe
Princeton
James D. Oeers
Coaldale
Katherine K. Gilbert
Bluefield
Sister’s Bedside Urgent Call Sends Miss Sarver to Roanoke
Miss Mabel Sarver left yesterday afternoon after receiving a telegram from Roanoke stating her sister Miss Sue Sarver had sudden appendicitis and required surgical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sarver
Roanoke
Miss Sue Sarver
Lilly Lot Sale Continues in East Princeton
The J. H. Lilly lot sale proceeds in East Princeton with dozens of lots sold daily by the Lilly Real Estate Agency. Most buyers come from other parts of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lilly
Princeton
Lilly Real Estate Agency
Make Bread with Monitor Flour for Strong Healthy Living
This brief advises using Monitor Flour to boost strength and health through active living. It promotes consistent baking at home to support fitness goals and everyday wellness with a trusted ingredient.
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Portland
Oregon
Strader
W. J. Wiley
A. L. ,Calhoun
Anderson, Strother, Hughes & Curd
Welch
United States District Court
Keystone Supply Co
Leva Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Paughter
Steiff
C. W. Whitmore, Mer
Folke Western
Eifect
Imor Roanoke
Pullman
Norfolk
New York
Hagerstown
Pulliman
Philadelphia
Piuefield
Shenandoah
Pullman Sleeper
Charleston
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kaeger
Williamson
Gary
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. B. Bhvill
W. C. Saunders
Treat Mer
Roanokd
Stone’s Famous
Mephisto
Sublette & Barnes
E. Vonderscher & Son Son
Sng
Isadore Cohen
Jewelers
Wil
Clytie Wanamaker
Pocahontas
R. Mm.turner, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Helen
J. B. Akers
Clark Street
W.C. Alexander
Bland Ft
Flat Top Drug CO
Bland Street Methodist Sunday School
Evangelist Bridgers
Toa
Gregg, Pitman and Kimball
William & Rogers
Bluefield Normal and ‘Business College
City
Baileys
Tip Top
Clinch River
Mud ‘Fork
Tip Top Mineral Springs
T. R. Smoot
Rush
Tug River Hotel
Pave
Princeton Avenue
Maryland Tailoring Corporation
Naw and Commerce
Federal Street
Ladies of Calvary Baptist Church
Bluefield Avenue
Zenith
Eelipse Milling Company
Graham
MT. Vernon
Glasgow
WHITE
Pharmacy
Central Pharmacy
Elks Theatre
Argyle
Xoward Parker
G.R. Gibbs
Christchurch
Sulphur Springs
South Bluefead
West Virginia Coal
Edger Long
Ake
Gimple
K. Lawrence & Co
White Pharmacy and Goodykoontz Drug Co
W. H. Cobb
Rexalh
East End
Frank
Surface
Christiansburg
J. J. Goodwill
BE. A. Leonard
Miss Lucile
Fincastle
L. G. Scott
Wylteville
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Robert Peters
Roanokey
Archie Wrenn
Sue Tartar
Wittens Mills
J. L. Crockett
R. R. Henry
A. H. Adams
Eloise
Wilmington, N
P. W. Poff
Louis
W. Moore
George Zimmerman
Iw. C. Houchins
Houchins Land Sales Co
W. KE. Worthington
Morgantown
Jack Frost
Henry Rodgin Co., Jewelers
Opticians
Emelks Itehouse
Royal Steam Laundry
Quality Shop
Excusive Ladies Outfitters
the Quality Shop
Exclusive Ladies Outfitters
Tazewell County
Edward L. Jenkins, Mer
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