Bristol Herald Local Notices and Personal Items
Mina Madge Bell of Telford visits her sister Mrs ton this week. Dr O Aston county representative was creaky Wednesday. Walter Vines dies of typhoid near Jonesboro. McCloud the meat cutter irks Hugh Webb Market. Dr W J Miller goes to Minnesota sanitorium for stomach operation. A Johnson City visitor called Bill. John A Mathes returns to city selling groceries for M I Gump after Birmingham stay. John A Sproles ill with pneumonia at Bristol. Dr Sproles by bedside. KR Whitman buys interest in Scott & Whitman. JR Whitman & Co to continue. Miss Willie Cox visits Cumberland Street Bristol as guest of Saline Rhea. Soldiers take furloughs after pension day. many to transfer to other branches. Mrs E E Ellsworth returns from Des Moines Iowa. eye treatment scarce relief. J A Cargille opens new gallery behind work archest. enlarging photos at set prices. Will Hyder injured Saturday. hand lacerated in gear. Alderman Hart welcomes another daughter. hosts oyster cupper with friends.
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E. E. Ellsworth
Des Moines
Iowa
J. A. Cargille
Archest
Will Hyder
Johnson City
Plymouth Rock breeders claim silver cup record
AE Tare of High Point North Carolina asserts over ten years his birds have won the American Plymouth Rock Club's Silver Cup three, beating Cook Hot Cookeral and Pullet. He offers stock and eggs for sale at reasonable prices and promises prompt correspondence.
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Plymouth Rock Club
AE. Tare
High Point
N.C
Local and Personal News From Greeneville and Nearby
Miss Willig Cox has returned from Bristol. O. Williane left for New York on business. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Yates last Thursday. Nelle Wade and Fannie Monor returned from Bristol. John W. Cure visited from Bristol for Jext Sunday. Mrs. Will Hows visits from Birmingham. Mrs. N. B. Rhady of Waynesville guests of Mrs. OC W. Sharitz. The Marshalls and kin visit Hickory. John Kilby, engineer at the Soldiers Home, filed for bankruptcy. Kate Shield, of Morristown, guest of Mary Baylena Hupday. D. R. Pierce of Spruce Pine attended W. B. Crouch last Sunday. J. L. Lambert in from Bunkeraville en route to Raleigh. Frank Taylor travels to eastern markets for spring lines. Miss W. E P Milburn and Miss Lula Milburn hosted friends in Greeneville. Mike Hyder thanks Ruthless youngsters for popcorn and groceries. John L. Davin visits from Knoxville to inspect real estate. We plan fishing this week and did not eat white last week. Webb's Old Market on Main Street promotes specials and friendly service. Hugh Webb welcomes customers with promotions yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willig Cox
Bristol
John Kilby
Mise Kate Shielde
Morristown
Mise Mary Baylena
Hupday
D. R. Pierce
Spruce Pine
N. C
W. B. Crouch
Webb
John L. Davin
Knoxville
Main Street
Widow Susan Campbell in frail health near Limestone
Mrs Susan Campbell widow of the only man who beat Andrew Johnson in a popular race remains alive near Limestone though very old and in declining health. Brookins Campbell ran as the Democratic candidate for Congress in a famed contest before redistricting favored Whigs. Albert G Watkins and Nathaniel G Taylor, premier Whig orators of East Tennessee, vied for Congress, Campbell entered as Democrat late but won. He died in Washington about fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Campbell
Andrew Johnson
Iis
Limestone
Brookins Campbell
Congress
Albert G. Watkins
Nathaniel G. Taylor
East
Tennessee
Campbell
Audl
Washington
Grooneville
National Guard inspection schedule spans Tennessee lines
A complete inspection of the State National Guard begins March 1 and runs to mid April under Capt Charles B Rogan US Army officer stationed with the guard. Inspections occur in Eat Tennessee Bristol Johnson City Greeneville Morristown and other towns with dates listed for each company Third Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Rogan
United States Army
Tennessee Guard
Washington
Adji-Gon
Harvey H. Hannah
Third Infantry
Bristol
Johnson Cuy
Groeneville
Morristown
New Depot Possible Here in Coming Summer
An interview with Superintendent George T. Loyall of the Southern outlines plans for Johnson City depots on the Knoxville Division being rebuilt this summer. Contracts for rail line buildings are to be let, with depots and railway structures brought to good condition as part of the work. Also included is a hair care column and obituary noting Bristol resident Simon A. Gump dies at 78 after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotville Journal and Tribune
Geo. Tt. Loyall
The
Southern
Anios
Johnson City
Knoxville
Four generations under one roof in limestone home
Limestone Tennessee reports four generations living together in an old limestone house built in the late eighteenth century. The Greeneville item notes wedding invitations for O M Dugger in Hutchison Texas and his bride Miss Dot Arnell, with background on his late wife. A Charlottesville will of J Samuel McCue, hanged for wife murder, is probated listing four executors and a $100,000 bond. The will leaves most to the ex mayor’s children and a $200 monument fund, dated September 1904.
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Tenn
Jon Klepper
T. B. Klepper
Mia. J. Gillespie
East Tennessee
Greeneville, Tenn
O. M. Dugger
Greeneville
Hutchison,Texas
Dot Arnell
Charlottville
J. Samuel McCue
McCue
Parntal
A Oalet Marriage Sealed in Washington Birthday Nupials
On February 22 during Washington's birthday events, Laura Leona King wed Beles Joshua Barton at Dr. and Mrs. J. C. King home. Rev. M P Carleo officiated with prayers by Rev. J Edmunds Brown. Attendants included Mrs. J A Cargille and Tate L Earnest, bride Willie Reaves as bridesmaid. Post ceremony, the couple departed for South Bend, with plans for Barton hardware business and possible auto purchase. The notice also reports on political notes from Washington and Union Pacific homeseekers’ fares to multiple western destinations with sale dates and routes announced.
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Washington
J. C. King
M. P. Carleo
J. Edmunds Brown
J. A. Cargille
Tate L. Earnest
Mian
Willie Reaves
J. D. King
Barton
Barton-Nucholg ‘Hardware Co
South Bend
Ind
Comet
Union Pacific
Missouri River Terminal
Kansas City
Council Bluge, Inc
Cheyenne
Laramie
Rawlins
Kansas
Nebraska
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Chicago
St. Louis
J.H. Lormer
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Mra. W. H. ? Ton
O. Aston
Walter Vines
W. J. Vines
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McCloud
Hugh Webb
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W. 4. Sproles
Dr. Sproles
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JR. Whitman & Co
Willie Cox
Misa Saline Rhea
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Bristol Herald
W. I. Hart
Sete Seses
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Ssomasaresereseseter
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Wuh
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Horne
Baggy
Blow Bros
Monon Bldg
East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Co
Toon
Med
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Jou
Wise
Nashville
Nashville Produce Co
Onn
Plymouth Rocks
John W. Cure
Will Hows
N. B. Rhady
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Marehall
Marshall
Hickory
J. L. Lambert
Tesday
Bunkeraville
Raleigh
N. O
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Mie W
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Lula Milburn
Feionds
Mike Hyder
Yougsters
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Charles Campbell Esq
William Fraker
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Erwin Mettet al
Erwin Mettetal
A. M. Mettetal
Mettetal
Rafe Johnson
Jim Kent
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Hotel Carnegie
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Sinking Creek
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Charles Combs
Artles
Mumpower
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Combs
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Asheville
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Mum-power
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Old Burying Ground
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King's Mountain
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Washington College
Landod
Haynes
Landon Haynes
Uncle Sam
F. W. Dove
Christian Basher
Washington County
BR. A. Wood
Sullivan County
Eliza Wood
William M. Noe
Kansan
Louisville
Madame J. de Canter
S. A. Gump
Simon A. Gump
Fifth Street
A. 5. Gump
Helen Gump
N. Stern
Florida
Gump
D, Gump
H, D, Gump
E. McCloud
Laura Leona
Beles
Joshua Barton
Pebraar
Memphis News-Scimitar
Brownlow
Clark
Olive St
Formano Éogy
Lyle & McCorkle
DeWitt
I. M. Gaunt
Provident
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Proaidon
Onahigi City National Bank
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U. S
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Dens Aires
Jau, M. Gaunt
Carter
A. A. Ta
Ward
O. Williams
Winns
Tare L. Mansasa
J. D. Cox
Apaw B. Croren
Unaka National Bank
Boaup
Dingoroza
Pi Ox
Elaos
Dr. A
N. Delmon
C. Wisand Tate L
Earnest
Tennessee Furniture and Supply Go
Johnson City, Tenn
Summers-Parrott Hardware CO
Johnson City Coal & Lumber Co
Jobe St
Lewis
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