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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
6
The Saturday sale of the Fullen Thompson farm in Baptist Valley Tazewell county sparks memories of White Sulphur Springs the former summer resort before the Civil War. A hotel stood by the spring and a saloon operated in that hotel drawing many visitors.
A weary traveler found Reina at a resort where a connected livery business offered riding horses. The farm, valued for farm and grazing land, spans 800 acres and will be auctioned to the highest bidder on Saturday.
Dr Arch Graham a pioneer Russell county physician visits Graham with sister Mrs Amanda Greever He recalls forty four years of practice and recalls aiding victims in the Hatfield McCoy feud era The Belfast resident has two physician sons and once lived on Upper Clinch during the feud era Miss Fannie Neel wed Garvie Hodgson of Winston Salem at a Graham area ceremony followed by a banquet at the Matz Hotel and departure to Charlotte Rev Morrell officiated
Philip Wiley Mercer county soldier killed by accident in France is to be buried by W Johnson. The arrangement follows the death in action and contacts are being made for final rites and interment.
A 79 year old Civil War veteran, S. H. Neese of Marietta Ohio, credits Trutona with relieving liver and kidney troubles, back pain, poor appetite, and constipation. He claims renewed energy and clarity, sleeping better and feeling younger. Flynn & Greear Drug Store in Bluefield sells Trutona.
Months after the war closure, the body of a soldier will be shipped to Graham for burial at Maple Hill cemetery. J W Johnson, the husband of the deceased’s widow, bought a plot and will attend the service. The man, formerly near Ada, was killed when struck by an army truck in January last year.
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