Local Visitors and Residents Holiday Gathering Notes
A stream of visitors and residents appear in the city, including John A. McCabe of Grafdon, RB Harris of Logan, J C Roane of Weston, and J H Fout of Zikins. Charles A. Barlow of Spencer and Robert J. Ray of Weston conduct business, while W G Cunningham of Wheelfog and Samuel B. Montgomery of Kingwood visit on official or brief business. Lane Alexander and Walter Stewart report in from Parkersburg and West Union respectively, with Rupert N. Koblegard of Fort Pierce, Florida departing after a short stay. William Evans, Elks secretary, met with President Will H. Cole regarding the Wheeling state reunion in September. Miss Eleanor Blackford of Parkersburg heads in from West Point and Tuxedo Park before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McCabe
Grafdon
RB. Harris
Logan
J. C. Roane
Weston
J. H. Fout
Zikins
Charles A. Barlow
Spencer
Robert J. Ray
W.G. Cunningham
Wheelfog
Samuel B. Montgomery
King
Will H. Cole
Wheeling
Eleanor Blackford
Parkersburg
West Point
Tuxedo Park
Enry Haymond
Ice delivery strike widens in Cleveland asMayor calls talks
In Cleveland on July 15 Mayor Baker announced a meeting of union officials and manufacturers to curb a spreading ice delivery strike. The strike involves 109 Colonial Tea Company workers and others demanding higher wages from 4170 to 20 a week and a six day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baker
Ginufacturers
Betry City Tee Delivery
Colonial Tee Company
Fragments Offer Remedy Ads and Local Notices
A jumble of medical claims and local notices appears from Roanoke to Clarksburg. An ad touts a stomach remedy and the claim that most stomach and digestive ailments vanish after use, while another listing markets “Wonderful stomach Remedy” with claims of curing various ailments. The piece also mentions Wells Haymaker Co selling items in Clarksburg and a Raleigh area homey eatery at 134 West Pike Street run by Mrs Margaret Waldo offering meals and rooms for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucestan Sien
Clarksburg
Wells- Haymaker Co
West Main Street
West Pike Street
Jaccobs
Joca
Margaret Waldo
Direct factory pianos offer club member deals
An advertisement invites readers to save $100 or more by joining a piano club at 128 W. Pike Street. It promotes factory-to-consumer pricing, guaranteed instruments, one year exchange privilege, and immediate full receipts to families if a member dies. Free music, free tuning for a year, and accessories are listed for both upright and player pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Street
W. B. Wood Company
Bargains in cottages and vacant lots on growing city front
Several affordable properties offered including a six room frame cottage on a 40 by 138 foot lot with potential rent of 50 to 60 dollars monthly. Other listings include a well built home with cash terms, a 90 by 125 foot suburban lot, vacant corner lots selling for 3500 to 4000, two 40 by 135 foot lots at 2500 or 1250 each, and two 72 foot frontage lots suitable for two houses with monthly rents of 20 to 25 dollars.
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Clegente
Fletcher
Dalery
Bell Phone
Leggest
James & Law Camp
Main Street
Eloise Cheuvront
Fletcher’s Store
M.P. Mall
Main St. Bell
Prai
A.neaht
Roanoke
W. B. Wood Piano Co
W. Pike
L. W. Davis
Mgr
Bell
Freeland Bldg
W. R. Smith
The
Willison
DengisonCo Real Estate Ye General Insurance Agents
Thea Theatre Se
Miss Pearl White
Will Power
Hawkin
Lincoln
Specia Pater Orrow
MENA
West Virginia Bank
Waldo Corner
Clarksburg, W. VA
George L. Duncan
A. Farland
LD. Griffin
Bijou Theatre
Biograph Drama
Elizabeth
Pathe
Nog
Lotstetter
Burke’s Dru&gs
Levy’s Smoke Shop
W. Pike St
Chester Inn
New York Avenues
Zear Beach
Ateawsic City
H. J
D. Kwauee
Holmboe & Lafferty Architects
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