Local social notes from Bristol and Knoxville events
Knoxville visitors include John S. Davis and Mrs. Bruner guests, and several Knoxvillians welcome relatives and friends in Bristol. Births, returns from New York, and upcoming church leadership notes fill a page of local social and family news with mentions of dances and visits. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for gentle aid to digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Davis
Knoxville
Geo. L. Carter
Carter
Bristol
R. J. Bruner
Mm. H. W. Lyle
Southern Methodists Give Great Reception
Last Thursday evening Munsey Memorial Methodist church hosted a delightful social as Rev. B Vaught retired and Rev. W M Morrell arrives. The program featured solos by Mrs. John Copenhaver and T B Cook, with warm welcomes from local pastors and society leaders. After the literary program guests enjoyed Indians handiwork and a generous lunch, an old fashioned Southern Methodist gathering full of happiness and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey Memorial Methodist Church
B. Vaught
W. M. Morrell
Vaught
John Copenhaver
T. B. Cook
Gilbert Glas
First Presbyterian Church
W. 8. Buchanan
The
Christian Church
Ministers’ Association
Mel H. Weiler
Foreign Missionary Society
8. B. White
Mr M J Caples Leaves Johnson City for Richmond Rail Job
Mr M J Caples is no longer a citizen of Johnson City and has left by private car for Richmond where he takes a new role as Fourth Vice President of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. A special train conveyed Caples and his family from Bristol to Richmond, with friends bidding him farewell at the Southern station. Caples leaves a $10,000 yearly salary for a post with a $20,000 annual allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. J. Caples
Johnson City
Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Bristol
Southern
Caples
Aged Johnson County Man Dies After Surgery
Brownlow Smith of Fish Springs Johnson county died last Sunday at St Luke's hospital Bristol from complications after an appendectomy. He was 60 and spent his life at Fish Springs where he and his father ran a country hotel for over 80 years. He was a Christian Church and Odd Fellow member. Funeral was held Monday at his home with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Countian
Brownlow Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
Bristol
Fish Springs
Johnson County
Eizekill Smith
Christian Church
Botanical Balm promises blood and skin cures for many ailments
The ad promotes Botanical Balm B B B as a remedy for blood poison, cancer, scrofula, eczema, pimples, ulcers, bone pains, rheumatism, and other skin diseases. It claims quick healing of sores and purifying the blood, with a large bottle priced at 1 dollar and available from Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta or local druggists Ward & Friberg and Miller's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Ward & Friberg and
Miller's Drug Store
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Frank Taylor
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Rens Underwear
Drv
W. Z. Harshbarger
A. m. Red Cross
Parrott How
Hoss & Hoss
Jonesboro
Huffaker
Green County
Washington County
Gladye Archer
Ruby McClain
M. W. Dickey
Matt
Pennylvania
Geo. K. Hurlbut
New York
Robert L. Taylor, Jr
Columbia, Tenn
Loretta Elizabeth Taylor
Anna Warren
C. BE. Osborne
Sta Burchfield
J. M. Barker
Sarah and
Margaret
Hugh Morison
Fainwood
J. Cox
Louise
Charleston
W. Va
J. W. Birdwell
Lynn Sheeley
Francis Turpin
Junction City
Ore
O. R. Tarwates
G. Ketron
Minde
J. B. Cox
Congressman Bells
John S. Cox
Nore
Chas
Deaderick
Mary
Miss Mary Cox
Chamberlain
M. F. Moore
Westmoreland
Kan
Dr. Caldwell
M. J. Caples DE
Vina Wallace
Abner Wallace Vee
Chancery Court
Tena
hiveMees
Mike
Abner Wallace
Comet
Tenneson
J. W. Cass
Hive Meg CO
Bon Res of
America
Pedigo CO
Main Street
Chichester S Pills
Beoy Gorn
Prrchaser
Oneida Hosiery Company
Philadelphia
Globe
Xk. D. DeVault
Prop
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