Son of Charles John Beck. Charles married Mary Anna Heinold in 1881 in Ohio Co., WV.
CHARLES J. BECK, MEAT MARKET
One of the best meat markets in New Martinsville is that conducted by Charles J. Beck. Mr. Beck came to New Martinsville in 1881, and has been there ever since. He was born in Saxony, Germany, in 1857, and came tothis country with his parents when he was 10 years old. He started out early to make his own way in the world, and he was the first man to run a daily meat market in New Martinsville. The meats are kept cool by a fine large refrigerator and everything about the shop is kept in thoroughly first-class condition. A delivery wagon is sent to customers bright and early each morning and the housekeeper gets her choice.
Mr. Beck was married in 1881, to Mary Heinold, and they are the parents of three children — Emma, Albert and Carl.
CHARLES J. BECK, MEAT MARKET
One of the best meat markets in New Martinsville is that conducted by Charles J. Beck. Mr. Beck came to New Martinsville in 1881, and has been there ever since. He was born in Saxony, Germany, in 1857, and came tothis country with his parents when he was 10 years old. He started out early to make his own way in the world, and he was the first man to run a daily meat market in New Martinsville. The meats are kept cool by a fine large refrigerator and everything about the shop is kept in thoroughly first-class condition. A delivery wagon is sent to customers bright and early each morning and the housekeeper gets her choice.
Mr. Beck was married in 1881, to Mary Heinold, and they are the parents of three children — Emma, Albert and Carl.
Son of Charles John Beck. Charles married Mary Anna Heinold in 1881 in Ohio Co., WV.
CHARLES J. BECK, MEAT MARKET
One of the best meat markets in New Martinsville is that conducted by Charles J. Beck. Mr. Beck came to New Martinsville in 1881, and has been there ever since. He was born in Saxony, Germany, in 1857, and came tothis country with his parents when he was 10 years old. He started out early to make his own way in the world, and he was the first man to run a daily meat market in New Martinsville. The meats are kept cool by a fine large refrigerator and everything about the shop is kept in thoroughly first-class condition. A delivery wagon is sent to customers bright and early each morning and the housekeeper gets her choice.
Mr. Beck was married in 1881, to Mary Heinold, and they are the parents of three children — Emma, Albert and Carl.
CHARLES J. BECK, MEAT MARKET
One of the best meat markets in New Martinsville is that conducted by Charles J. Beck. Mr. Beck came to New Martinsville in 1881, and has been there ever since. He was born in Saxony, Germany, in 1857, and came tothis country with his parents when he was 10 years old. He started out early to make his own way in the world, and he was the first man to run a daily meat market in New Martinsville. The meats are kept cool by a fine large refrigerator and everything about the shop is kept in thoroughly first-class condition. A delivery wagon is sent to customers bright and early each morning and the housekeeper gets her choice.
Mr. Beck was married in 1881, to Mary Heinold, and they are the parents of three children — Emma, Albert and Carl.
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