Bristol Gazette local notes and society items
Community notices from Greeneville area include visits of Dr Horst and Mrs Patton, Watauga Lighting and Tower Co solicitation, Joe Wade and Mrs Wade visiting Bristol relatives, Miss Annie Hunter turning 11 with a birthday party, and various local business updates including W. Silver & Co jewelry, Star Restaurant meals, and coal and limestone sales.
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Mra
Joe Wade
Bristol
Star Rant Air Unit
Horst
Crevneville
Clean Cotton Rage Seeks Link To Soldiers' Home Town
A Johnson City citizens committee led by J Brading J A Martin W H Harmon and BE Elleworth visited Bristol to urge a V S W railway connection to the Soldiers' Home town. They met Vice President John B New man and presented inducements and plans. The audience with Mr Newton went well and the committee was promised consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
J. Brading
J. A. Martin
W. H. Harmon
BE. BE. Elleworth
Bristol
John B. Newman
V. &S. W. Railway
War on the green cloth brigade rumor debunked in Bristol
Mike Dyer denies involvement in the Bristol gambling room above Myer's saloon in a war over gambling. Armbrust Smith Company announces charter with 20000 capital, plans a three story building on Spring street. E Minuons offers plumbing services at 200 Boone Street. Gen John T Wilder obtains the old gun linked to Darling Jones and Ferguson, secured from Johnson City farmer Frank MountEastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armbrost & Smith
Parkis
Spring Street
Lopera
Johnson City
Watauga Water Company
Ceep
Boone Street
E. Minuons
John T. Wilder
Pension Commissiner Ware
Darling Jones
Ednmors Shoals
Watauga
Ferguson
King's Mountain
Sevier
Sycamore Shoala
Carter County
Washington County
Mary Jones
Jones
Wilder
Barton and
Good Roads Meeting Proposal and Local Political Nominations
The acting director of the good roads department asks Dec std to hold a city meeting with several notable guests including Col. R W Richardson Col Kelliber and Col Bing ham. The event aims to attract farmers and cover two days. In politics, parties nominate alderman candidates for all four wards. notably Alderman Wofford declines re election after twelve years, with thanks to his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads’ Department
Summers
Eldeidge
R. W. Richardson
National Good Roads Association
Kelliber
Bingham
Col. Brownlow
Taylor
W. J. Matthews
W. B. Harrison
T. J. Cox
J. D. Crowell
T. C. Allen
Will Cloyd
J. F. Johnson
S. M. Arnell
Arnell
Wofford
Ellsworth
Soldiers' Home Notes on Mountain Branch Hospital Progress
Report from Mountain Branch National Home details construction at the hospital group. W.F. Miller hired for hospital work. John Meredith the first resident to die, aged 72. Two barracks nearly finished, roof framing due mid December. administration and wards show progress. radiators, plumbing, and electricals advancing. fire department organized. capacity about 400. Doah's Ointment advertised at end.
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John Meredith
13Th Town, Dny
Town
Gen. McMahon
National Board of Managers of the National Homes
J. H. Freedlander
Gen. Richards
Radis
Ladies Aid Thanksgiving Dinner at First Presbyterian
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will serve their annual Thanksgiving dinner next Tuesday in the Hunter building on Main Street. Gold Dust flour will please the vest of you.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Hunter Building
Main Street
Stiff outfits and accessories in public square fashion display
Ladies' shirts and colored garments showcased in a public square event. items include handkerchiefs, collars, drawers, and panta. Public interest centers on fabric quality and style presented by vendors.
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W. F. Jouns
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Win, Silver & Co
John Wood
Bristol Herald
W. ©. McKeelas
Knoxvill
W. Marah
Afton
Hasthon
Frank Patton
Jonesboro
N. Th. McMine
Bristol Courier
Mina Lee Rogan
Wadlock
Tlagh Webb
Mireff
C. Hart
Kuosville
N. Farnshell
George Simpson
Jefferson City
Henry Lyle
Lila
Mis
Jennie Moore
Whitesburg
Lizzie Gammon
Greeneville
Wm, Silver & Co
Dr. B. 1
Doderick
Wify
Florida
Harrison
Tom Cox
Confederacy
Mattie Henderson
Jim Goins
Thin City
James Summers
Rev
T. P. Summers
Morrivtown Gazette
Watauga Lighting and Tower Co
A. J. Glowers
Star
Mrs. W
Ro- Mine
Anon
Bertha Saundera
Sullivan County
Margaret Rowan
Knoxville
Phonota Smith
M. G. TR
John H. Bowman
Naff
Atey. O. O. Dobnaon
Ferite
Fi Id
Georg Pentane
Ovanwolint
J. 1. Kitzmiller
Watauga Valley
H. R. Parrott
W. W. ReMine
Charlie Martin
Lominville
Belknap Hardware and Manufacturing Co
Charlie
Tennessee
Bur Costin
Rapt Gailor
Gailor
Annie Hunter
Watauga Avenue
Hunter
Ayer
Buckingham
Hall &Co
Exom Fuantromr Co
W.& SW. Railway
J. A. Deane
Deane
Diane
Saleby
H. C. Miller
Patton Drug Company
T$sis
Pensions Ware
Deckard
Pennsyl‘vania
James Dunkin
Dunkin
Mr. Mountcastle
Mountcastle
Frank Mountcastle
R. E. L. Mountcastle
Sweetlips
Revolutionary Patriota
Knorville
Tribune
Monarch
Thomas
Hugh Webb
Wm. Silver & Co
Waterman's
Star Restaurant
Oysters—Star Restaurant
Chicago
Chas. Cunningham
Mountain Branch National Home
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National Home
Dayton
Meas
Philadelphia
Doah
W. T. Hill Hart Block
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Lee House
W. C. Lee
Corner Buffalo Street
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Little White
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Meera Lave Leeni
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George Barnes
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Allen
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Cambridge
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