Morrett Card From Pike's Peaks Says He Also Heads Home
A message from Dr. R. M Morrett reports his voyage from the Pacific coast and confirms he is en route home with no local owl arrivals expected.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
4
A message from Dr. R. M Morrett reports his voyage from the Pacific coast and confirms he is en route home with no local owl arrivals expected.
In San Francisco on June 29 Sammie Howland brother in law of August Belmont wed Leslie M. Wallace in a secret ceremony. The couple has sailed for Hong Kong, China.
A free for all fight among several miners in Canomburg Pennsylvania over a disputed board bill left four hurt two fatally. In other notes Miss Estelle Garvin and Mr Errett R Dean were discharged from Bluefield sanitarium after treatment for appendicitis. John Batley, little son of J J Batley, fractured arm from a cherry tree fall, treated at St Luke's Hospital.
Philadelphia report notes John H. Converse was elected president of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, with $20 million capitalization, for the 4th of July celebration. Other items include a wedding announcement for J Willis to Virg nna Kahle and a hospital report on E W Woodward after a fracture. A death notice records Elsie Belle Sulter, nine, of Cove Creek, Typhoid fever.
Blue Field Lodge No. 85 Ancient Free Masons plans 7 30 pm gathering in the Lazarus building hall in town. Members urged to attend and participate in the session.
A roundup of residents and visitors includes James Harne sick at home on Morton street and Miss Nell Fisher ill on Highland avenue. Portrayed are J C Foote of Atlanta, W A Kean of Pocahontas, and others in town yesterday. The Globe reopens after inventory. medical visits and travel details follow.
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