Local Notices and Visits Across The Region
Dr J L Weaver went to Lenoir on Tuesday and others visited Concord Linville Falls and Greensboro. Members of families and neighbors traveled, attended meetings, or planned excursions to Black Mountain Catawba Springs and Charleston. The column notes various personal trips, health remarks, and plans including a Missouri trip and an Oklahoma Cotton Mill venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Weaver
Lenoir
J. L. Riddle
Concord
Shuford
Oklahoma
Charlotte
Lawton
Greensboro
Oklahoma City
John F. Woodside
Greenville
Shaford
Chickasha
Okla
D. H . Sigmon
Bethel
Chickash
Richmond excursion advertised by Southern Railway July 19 1911
The notice promotes a popular excursion to Richmond Virginia on Tuesday July 19 1911 with very low round trip rates. Tickets valid for return on trains through July 21 offering two days and one night in Richmond. Includes rates schedules and agent contact details for travel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
Southern Railway
Richmond
R. H. DeButts
Charlotte
N. C
Receipts Balance On Hand 1843 97 June 1 1909 Tax
Receipts show balance on hand 1843 97 as of June 1. Taxes amount to 300. Water rents 90. Cemetery lots sale 35. Total receipts 2283 87.
Hollister Tea and cures sales notice and mortgage sale
An ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea purports to improve health and skin, with tablets and ointment from Moser & Lutz and Dean's Ointment. Also included is a mortgage sale notice by Miss Maud Sigman for property in Hickory, N C, to satisfy a $500 note, listing the lot description and sale date July 30 1910 at the First National Bank Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont College
Hickory
N. C
Billious
Livler
Dean’s
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
W. B. Yoder
Maud Sigman
Register
Catawba County
First National’ Bank
N.C
Catamba County
13Th Avenue
13Th Street
Said Avenue
12Th Street
E.B. Cline
Thirteen O Clock Joke Prompts Clock Repair Shop Ad
A humorous clock joke leads to an advertisement for Hights Hospital for sick watches and clocks to be overhauled. Located at 1230 9th Ave opposite Charter House, the note invites readers to bring faulty timepieces for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight’s Hospital
9Th Ave
Charter House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moser & Lutz
Southern and
H. C. Lutz
Linville Falls
Aull
South Carolina
Katherine Gwaltney
Roche Micheaux
Love
W. S._Martin
Blowing Rock
George Lyerly
Jeffries Johnson
Mr. Detter
Rev. Martin
Pennsylvania
N. W. Clark
Clark
Jewalt
Virginia
R. T. Hu
Troy
High Point
Mr. Yount
Conover
M. H. Yount
Claude Moser
Shelby
Black Mountain
K. C. Menzies
Washington Springs, Va
Wm. G. Kestler
M.E. Kestler
Messrs
W. T. Thompson
A. M. West
John W. Campbell
Ninth Street
Mr. Campbell
Democrat
Shuford Hardware Co
Catawba Springs
F. C. Elliott
Chamberlain
Grimes
C. A. Munroe
Plumtree, N. C
Miss Leviey Gallant
Miss Adele Kirkpatrick
J. G. Garth
Concord Presbytery
C. M. Staley
Staley
Randolph County
J. L. Springs
Napoleon, Wash
Marshall H. Yount
Mmoser
College
Berger
The
Tribune
C.T. Morrison
Sharleston
S. C
Isle of Palms
Morrison
Jane
Grimes Drug Co
Sadie Burns
Olga Henkel
Yorkville
Epworth League of the Method
St Church
Charity
League
J. T. Miller
J. D. Pope
Brookford
Pope
Hickory Collar Co
Dr. Thomas
Eclectic
Nelson Harte
C. C. Fulton
Durham
Burdock
Chas. Freitory
Conn
First National Bank
North Carolna
Durces
Salas Eaetente
Crea
Bendy Securities
Micke Ls
LawrUi
Mowry
Re Sian
Tiger
State of
North Carolina
B. Cline
B. Menzib Il
Riddle
Dire
Fletcher
Iard
Sealy & Treas
Nesty Mountain
Trinity Park School
First Glass
West
Rnasium
Fion
F. S. Aldridge
Trinity College
Ey Daata
Ee Superior
Lvantages
Daction
Tion
R. L. Flowers
Durham, N.C
Miles Hendersotsi
Camn
Hollrter
Tea
Dragists, Moser & Lutz
Mrs. Graham
Q. K. McCartney
Mrs. C. K. McCartney
Addie McNight
Mr. Harvey Harris
Dean
W. T. Sledge
Bari
Pepe
DE Laval
Cou
Joseph L. Murphy
W. S. Martin & CO
Jenall Store
Jenall
Norett-Writer Clothing Company
the Quality Shop
Royal Standard Typewriter
the Royal
van Dyke
Shuford Hardware Company
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