Cabin Creek Junction (Chelyan)
Kanawha County
Eagle Bottling Works
1922—1927
Eagle Bottling Works appears in the 1923 and 1925 Beverage Blue Book, and there is a bottling works in Chelyan under the name R.L. Lewis in the 1923 Dun & Bradstreet. I presume this to be the owner of Eagle Bottling Works, as Cabin Creek Junction is not so much a town as it is a location nearby to Chelyan, where Cabin Creek forms a junction with the Kanawha River. Lewis’ listings as a bottler in Dun & Bradstreett go back to 1922. Lastly, there is a lawsuit filed against Eagle Bottling Works in Kanawha County in 1927 by Charleston Bottling Works (“Chancery Cases,” 1927). Without a definitive date for when this business shut down, I imagine going against a much larger bottling firm in court would bankrupt it, so, for now, I will put an end date on this bottler for 1927.
An Eagle Bottling Works bottle from Cabin Creek Junction (Chelyan). Colorless, ABM. Front.
An Eagle Bottling Works bottle from Cabin Creek Junction (Chelyan). Colorless, ABM. Reverse.
References
Chancery cases. (1927, 18 October). Charleston Daily Mail, 14.