Bristol Return After Pleasant Visit
Mrs. N. H. Reeve returned to Bristol following a pleasant visit with Mrs. R. T. Marshall.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
3
Mrs. N. H. Reeve returned to Bristol following a pleasant visit with Mrs. R. T. Marshall.
Walter H. Roberson treasurer of the Unicoi Construction Co was in Johnson City this week handling company affairs. Wim Dunlap departed Tuesday for Johnson City to stay a few days before heading to Bristol Virginia to take up the role of city engineer.
An Atlanta based ad touts Botanic Blood Balm as a remedy for impure or diseased blood and skin conditions. It claims to heal sores and stop aches, offering large bottles for $1 and samples by mail. Sold locally by Ward & Friberg and Miller's drug store.
The annual Presbyterian church bazaar attracted about 150 attendees and added to the treasury. Most handwork items were sold and a sizable amount was raised from the Thanksgiving dinner served during the day.
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio says a four year ulcer troubled him yet Buckle Arnica Salve cured his foot without amputation. The ad claims it heals burns boils sores rashes eczema pimples corns and piles and directs readers to H C Millers for purchase.
The Martha Wilder Mothers Association staged an old-fashioned Friday entertainment with a spelling bee and speeches. Hon. Harris Wofford, Richard Lacy, Esq., and Dr. Theodore McCown sat on the school board panel as Hon. S. C. Williams acted as master. Mrs. A. A. Morsa won a peanut basket prize amid attentive applause as students and citizens enjoyed songs and refreshments.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Walatyn avenue Presbyterian church in Jobson City Tennessee on November 27, 1911, express sorrow at the death of Mrs. W. M. Lundy. They praise her as a faithful worker and Christian, extend sympathy to her family, and order copies of the resolutions sent to relatives and town papers.
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