Local notes show residents travel and events at Mountain City
Virginia Armills stead spends the mukanain Bristol. F W Hoss returns from Anake Springs. Mike Massengill travels from Piney Minty on business. Mrs Mercerenu King visits Trimtives in De. Hoss & Hows adopt new stenographic plonograph system. Walter Calvin visits after twenty one years away. Court season opens in Mountain City with fall term at Johnson City. Prof. Wright to head Science Mill sectors. John Hale from Naval Academy vacationing at home. Mrs Dulaney and family back in city. Organ recital planned. Labor Day Sermon at Wataugs avenue church with Appalachian Mate Quartette. Mrs J P Brown of Memphis visits. Mrs Brown to New York for studies. Master Johnny Copenhaver returns from Virginia vacation and baseball club president finds team flop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Ee
KE. T. Hart
Neva
Tenn
Wea Mecain
Sara P. No
Madison
Wisconsin
Hoss & Hows
Samford Crouch
Pernandinn
Via
Hinesty
Pagar Bing Beer
Unteot
Bownd
Walter Calvin Wie
Mountain City
Johnson Uy
J. P. Brown
Memphis
Robert Watkins
H Brown
New York
Paria
Fene Roeseski
Johnny Haseball Copenhaver
Virginia
Johnny
Presbyterian minister Dr. John L. Allison leaves town
Dr John Lee Allison of Wyse vile delivered a farewell sermon last night before an unusually large crowd. He cited illness in his family for leaving the city weeks ago and said Reverend Gilbert Glass of Covington Kentucky will take charge of the church at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Allison
Wysevile
Allison
Poly
Altizon
Presbyterian Church
Gilbert
Judge Sanford to Spend Week with Gen Cox Family
Knoxville judge K I Banford will spend a week with General J B Cox and his family at their country home near Austin Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. ‘I. Banford
Knoxville
Gen. J. B. Cox
Austin Springs
Railroad Property Assessed by Commissioners
The state railroad commission has made assessments for 1611 1912 and has raised the total valuation of all rail properties to 7 917 944 06. Local properties assessed include the O and O Ry 987 678 00 BE T and W Rev 285 000 and Johnson City Traction Co 90 702.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
O. Ry
Johnson City Traction Co
Aged Minister Killed In Buggy Mishap Near Leesburg
The Rev. John Maroney, pioneer Methodist Episcopal minister, was found dying under his overturned buggy near Leesburg in this county early Saturday. He, eighty four, likely caused by failure to control the horse, died Sunday at 6 am at his home near Watauga. He is survived by his second wife and several children from his first marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maroney
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leesburg
Watauga
Mrs Mason Dies On Train While En Route To California
Piney Plats August 2 news arrives of Mrs Joseph Maxon 80 a daughter of Hayden Clay of Gross County dying on a train near Kansas City while traveling with her husband and two children for California. Her body was buried at Topeka after the journey. The husband and two older children continued to California leaving the infant with a nurse in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maxon
California
Kansas City
Topeka
Mason
Hayden Clay
Gross
Ex-Gov Cox to Speak at Bluntville on Sept 4
Bristol Tennessee August 27 Former Governor John I Cox is billed to speak at Bluntville Monday September 4 to recount his stewardship and the work of the recent legislature. The speech aims to rally Democratic support across the state from a regular Democratic perspective and to gauge views on Gov Hoopers administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
John I. Cox
Bluntville
Toin
Hooper
Damage of a million done in Charleston storm
Summervill reports the South Carolina Georgia coast storm subsided by 11:30 pm with damages estimated between 1,000,000 and 1,500,000. Charleston confirms fifteen dead with more island reports pending while shipping losses continue to roll in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Summervill
B.C
South Carolina
Georgia
Bammerville
Charleston, & C
Assignment of Teachers for Next Year in Local Schools
The article lists assigned teachers for next year across several campuses. Bohoon Science MLGS with principal W A Wright and teachers Thompsie Baxter Floy Harris Lillie Painter Sophie Simpson Alice Hays. What Side School under J P Gray with Ruby Baxter Lola Reeves Kathleen Gaunt Dell Crouch Addine Gregory Eva Eiseman Lyle Frances Field. Columbus Powell School with T B Grouse and J B Tem Hin plus Katherine Owens Gladys Bitton Laura King Pansy Painter Una V Templin Della Sutton. MADTHA WILDER SCHOOL with principal Margaret Fatn and teachers Edith Barton May Gregory Edith Gefoptall Cordia Tommnaos Sara agent Rhoda Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Bohoon
W. A. Wright
J. P. Gray
Ruby Baxter
Lola Reeves
Kathleen Gaunt
Dell Crouch
Addine Gregory
Region
Eiseman
Eva Lyle
Frances Field
Columbus Powell School
T. B Grouse Percipalt
J. B
Tem- Hin
Katherine Owens
Gladys Bitton
Laura King
Una V. Templin
Della Sutton
Madtha Wilder School
Margaret Fatn
Edith Barton
May Gregory
Edith Gefoptall
Cordia Tommnaos
Sara Agent
Rhoda Campbell
Baptists Hold First Concert for New Church
The benefit concert at Ett Hall on Tuesday supported the new Baptist church. A larger than expected crowd attended and a good sum was raised. The program featured Miss Hunter with accompanist Miss Mary Lyle and others delivering well rendered numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
Ete! Hall
Wes
Mix
Hunter
Mins
Mary Lyle
Notable Musical Recital Delights Local Audience
The Reading titled Miss Hunter's enac of carriage charmed the crowd along with Mrs. Fred Moses Miss Eleanor Brading and Mr Gregory whose performances drew praise. The Gilbreath Trio, children of Prof Gilbreath from the normal school, offered three beautiful selections that were thoroughly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Fred Moses
Eleanor Brading
Gregory
Gilbreath
Normial School
Land Auction in Erwin Tennessee Seeks Highest Bidder
The district court in Greeneville Tennessee will auction a farm tract tied to the Unaka area. The sale, set for October, will be at the court house door, free of encumbrances except for specified exceptions and based on a 1800 survey by Lancaster Brox Roanoke.
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Erwin
Tennessee
Unreal County
Charleston, Caperfield
Ohio
South and Western
Anderson & Hannum J
Sid Fe
Lancaster Brox
Roanoke
Adld
Unaka Iron Company
Unicoi Development Company
C. Taylor
Samuel Stone
Mrs. Hl. C. Keener
C. Sitgreaves
Archibald Williams
L. H. P. Losi
Johnson City
W. E. McLaughlin
Samuel Metoturil
Unico
G. W. Lavee
A. W. McNabb
Nick Hopson
James Howell
Dred
Rust
Coals Lumber Company
Williams
Unicol
Tounesser
Unaka Lumber Company
Unaka Lumber Co
Court House
Spring Street
Olall
Washington County
Carnegie
Southern and Co. C. & O
Mu Collum and Unaka Lumber Company
McCollum Manufacturing Company
Carnegie Development Company
C.C. &C. Railway
Handle
Cardwell
Anoka Lumber Company
Wil Nallis
Jonesboro
Tewnesare
Ethc
J. W. Cass
Truatog
Cuaka Lamber Company
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San Bahar la Sidan
Virginia Armilsstead
F. W. Hoss
Anake Springs
Mike Massengill
Wargille
Wwen
Ain Springs
Black Mountain
H. B. Mercerenu King
Trimtives
Tullnsylvania
de. Smythe
Mrs. Butler
John Hale
Naval Academy
Anapolis
Ireland
Germany
R. M. Dulaney
C. M. Banberg
Dulaney
Carlisle
Dayton A. Dobbs
Wataugs Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hyen
Cardus
Rst
Qave Tools
Kace
Summers-Parrott Hardware CO
Souther Railway
G. W. Ellis
Knoxville, Tenn
Sanford
Gen. Cox
Mrs. Mason
Cox
Baptists
Order of Moose
Moose Headquaters Hardy Building
District Court of the United States
Greeneville
Anaka Tambor
Model Flour
Model Mill Co
Greenville
Southern Depot
W. B. Reynolds
Phillips Building
Buffalo Street
Maryville
Schol
Cotter” ‘Tha Fanndandt No Ame
Main Street
Kemble-Cocharn Co. Inc
Hamblen County
Morristown
Happy Jack Taylor
Jack
J. F. Goodson
K. F. Taylor
Southern Commerical
Wintson-Satem
Wilmington
Swiixbury
Durban
Charicetom
Spartanberg
Greenwood
8. C
Johnson Ory
South Atlantic
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