Local noting social visits and developments in Washington County
Mr and Mrs A Lee Parr of Sullivan county visit relatives in Elizabethton. Hlaskett Wood to Boston, Mas. for residence, Fainwood leased to JG Morison. New spring displays at Frank Taylor Store and Hart and Houston Store. Miss Hardy hosts White Goods and Gate Hats promotions March 24 25. Crumley St John hotel addition underway. Good road bonds vote fails in Washington County. Johnson City favors, Jonesboro against. Legislature may rerun proposition after recess with possible county abutting property extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lee Parr
Sullivan County
W. T
J. Tk. Whitman
GW. Elardin
Elizabethton
Hlaskett Wood
Eugene Stuart Hay
Tel
Boston
Mass
Egraph
Fainwood
J. G. Morison
Washington County
Jane
Johnson City
Jonesboro
Washington
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet in Johnson City
Johnson City Chapter U Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs Vauzhn s home on Unaka Avenue. They prepared a box of about 150 items worth around 50 for old Confederate veterans at the Hermitage. Mrs W B Johnson is credited for initiating and assisting the effort. ice course served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Chapter
W. B. Johnson
Railroad Plans Denied for Kenoga Extension
Roanoke Va March 1 report denies that the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railroad will extend to Kenoga West Virginia The line is shown as aiming to create freight links with roads built for a lakes to Charleston direct route Current progress runs Dante Va to Bostic NC with planned extensions to Spartanburg Ellkhorn and the Ohio river The Clinch field group may arrange with the Chesapeake and Ohio for Ohio freight handling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad
Kenoga
W. Va
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
the Lakes
Charleston
N. C
Dante
Bostic
N.C
Spartanburg
Ellkhorn
Elkhorn
Ohio River
Chesapeake & Ohio
Clinch Field
Ohio
Andrews plans seven residences and two store buildings in Pulaski
Andrews of Maple Shade Inn Pulaski Va visited the city to announce a bold project. He owns a valuable Main Street lot where seven residences will be built within ninety days and two large store buildings will front on Main and Market streets. The new construction will fill the north side gap as the 44 foot front building by F B John is under erection next to the Andrews property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Maple Shade Inn
Pulaski
Main Street
Market
F. B. SL John
Architect Pender Draws Plans for Several Dwellings
Architect W P R Pender has drawn plans for dwellings for M J Hox J C Campbell and J Fred Johnson in the Carter addition Wmn Silver on Unika avenue whose home was recently burned another dwelling for Dr S A Seman on Holston avenues two for St Millard cashier of City National Bank and a residence on Watauga avenue for Atttorr Ahi N Moore to be among the handsomest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.P. R. Pender
M. J. Hox
J.C. Campbell
J. Fred Johnson
Carter Addition
Wmn
Silver
Unika Avenue
Dr S.A
Seman
Holston Avenues
ST. Millard
City National Bank
Watauga Avenue
Atttorr Ahi N. Moore
Hhandson
Glove Plant Planned for Johnson City Hart and Houston
Henderson Son announces a new glove manufacturing plant in Johnson City for cotton work gloves. Machines and patterns are ordered and operations should begin within thirty days. Formal Spring Opening and special display millinery ladies accessories at Hart and Houston Store on March 24 and 25, invitations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart and Houston
Miss Virgie Campbell Dies in Florence Alabama
Miss Virgie Campbell eighteen years old died at her Morence Alabama home Tuesday. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Campbell and had many friends in the city. Funeral attendance by Miss Christine Scott and Blaine Hendricks. Local obituary notes and medical advertisements follow in period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Campbell
Sue
Morence
Ala
A.B. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Florence
Christine Scott
Blaine Hendricks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brading & Marshall Lumber Co
Miss Hardy
Mrs. Scott
Miss Wills
Watauga
J. C. Theeves
A. J. White
Nelkin
Carter County
Beatrice Reeves
K. Reeves
Mine Lala Lyle
Adnesboro
Jo 1. Hawkins
Inestant
Virgil O'Dell
Pine Street
Bert Tipton
The
Rauity
Elizabethston
James Warsham
Dyer
Spring Street
Myrtle Avenue
Frank Taylor
J. M. Byrd
Locust Street
W. A. Sparks
Maple Street
TL. Bayless
John R. Whitman
WH. Griffin
Harriman, Tenn
Tennessee
Moc. Leach
Dosserrok
Miss Hardy's
Brading-Marshall Company
Crumley-St. John
East Market
Market Street
Public Square
Wee Main
Hart and
Houston
New York
America
J. A. Parsons
P.O
Daughters OF the Confederacy
C.C
O. B
Campbell
Dhimsos
Ional
Palede
SMU
Peatiy Esco
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