Local News Notes From Bristol Area Social Roundup
A flurry of visits and trips fills Bristol area pages with names like J W Cayo in New York M T Peebles from Murchioton and Col W Wy Fav on business to Knoxville. Mrs J B Cox and children head to Gate City while Miss Irene McDowell visits Gov Taylor. Rev Frank Barnett installed at First Baptist, and East Tennessee Weekly Press Association elects Hannah as president.
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J. W. Cayo
New York
M.T. Peebles
Murchioton
John K. Sung
Bristol
Wesoner
Ty Joneshora
Col
W. Wy
Knoxville
Dora Rav Ze
Jonesboro
H. Nimson
Cranberry
N. O
P. A. Stratton
Alabam
Wilson
Chattanooga
Gentry. Hale
Boone's Creek
D. Gump
M. E. Church
South
C. Collins
Elizabethton
City
G. ©. Harris
H. Millard
Limestone
John Burrow
Robert Burrow
E.T. Hurt
J. B. Cox
Gate City
Indies
First Presbyterian Church
Irene McDowell
Gov. Taylor
Mary J. Neal
King
North Carolina
Frank Firmstone
BR. B
Philadelphia
B. A. Simmons
Hartford
Charles Everett
Kansas City
J. ©. King
A. F. Hoss
Frank Barnett
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Bessie Showalter
Helen Spraggina
Springfield
Ohio
Miss Showalter
Henry Lyle
East Tennessee Weekly Press Association
Harry H. Hannah
Tri-County
Democrat
George H. Freeman
Harriman Progress
Neal
Creston
N. G
O.5. Everett
Missouri
N. BE. Nugent
Rogersville
B. B. Bigler
Second Presbyterian Church
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
G. C. Harris
Johnson City
C.F. Ffodges
PRESNELL NOTES FARMING FROST AND COMMUNITY NEWS
Frost greeted Presnell farmers Monday morning leaving cane patches standing and fruit still on trees. Local meeting attendance lagged as many learned of Enon church sessions only Saturday. J K P Hall spoke on Sunday Schools. Next fifth Sunday gathering planned for Jonesboro. Clark and Shields visited Greeneville. Bayless travel to collect for Wrought Iron Range Co. Barnes on horse trading trip to Asheville. Dr Willard opened new goods at Gladstone. Wallace Bayless and sisters entered Washington College. Dr Stuart visited Jonesboro on professional business. Diphtheria cases linger, schools postponed but likely to reopen soon.
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Enon
J. K. P. Hall
Greeneville
Jonesboro
Hire Clark
Sam Shields
Alex. Bayless
Wrought Iron Range Co
J. M. Barnes
Asheville
Willard
Gladstone
Wallace Bayless
Washington College
Stuart
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Warning
An 19th century ad warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and systemically active. urges buying genuine product from druggists with testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Dolado
Ohio
Cheneyland_o
Snow's Chapel Fifth Sunday meeting and scattered notes
The fifth Sunday meeting at Snow's Chapel drew a prrent success with several topics discussed though some sermons were omitted due to absent preachers. The report notes George Edens preached at the chapel and plans for the next fifth Sunday meeting at South Bristol church on December 24 28 and 29 1895. Mentions Clyde Bowman at Wofford & Co drug store and locals like Jonesboro and Princeton growing Sunday school. Also includes a medical ad for Ayera Sardaparilla as a remedy for sororita with strong lines about its efficacy.
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South Bristol
Bristol
George Edens
Edens
Mossy Creek
Snow's Chapel
Clyde Bowman
Wofford &Co
Dockter
Jonesboro
Charles Williams
Johnson City
Shipley
Princeton
Coustay
Lawsuit Seeks 5000 Against Widow of Lexington Man
An accident insurance company of New York filed suit in a United States court at Frankfort to recover five thousand dollars paid to the widow of William P. Welch of Lexington, claiming Welch died by his own hand and was not accidentally killed amid a reference to multiple products and brands in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Frankfort
William P. Welch
Lexington
Welch
Royal Arcandm Lodge Installs Officers in Johnson City
Deputy Grand Regent B B Ziegler of Knoxville institutes Royal Arcanias Masons with 21 charter members. Officers named include U H Tyice Regent Tl B Klopper writer CW Bitton treasurer and others. The new lodge expects membership to double before holidays and Ziegler is praised for leadership and dispatch work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Royal Arcanias
Trentyone
B. B. Ziegler
Knoxville
Ree
U. H. Ty
Barina
Neighbors
Gordle
Gee
Campbell
Mell
Weiler
Sentinel
B.D. Houston
W. Boring
G. Hitton
Malth Weiler
Ziegler
Royal Arcanum Lodge
T. A. Boyd
Cyclops
Miller Goldsmiths United in Atlanta Fusion of News and Entertainment
Miller and Miss Joan Goldsmith wed in Atlanta on September 25 and came to the city for a reception hosted by Miller’s parents on Pine Street. Miller, a Southern Railway agent and ad executive, will return to duties soon. The piece also notes Alf Taylor and Bob Taylor’s Yankee Doodle and Dixie show drawing a huge crowd at Crandall Hall, with Alf delivering patriotic history and Bob entertaining. Additional items mention Hai n Hair Renewer ad, a Greene county Sunday school with fifty scholars, a murder indictment of Mrs J H Aikin, potential Wabash strikes due to layoffs, Northern Pacific receivers resigning, and oil excitement in Eastern Kentucky Clark county bore plans.
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Atlanta
Evans Miller
Joan Goldsmith
Miller
Pine Street
Southern Railway, Steanship and Hotel Advertising Association
Alf and
Bob Taylor
Crandall Hall
Alf Taylor
Columbus
Alf
Bob
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I B. Crawtford
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Dr. Dana
Piedmont Hotel
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OLD Jobs Stable
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Beck
Oxford
W. C. Snapp
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Buck Mountain Lumber Company
Inson City
Gollins
WP Cooper
U Megahan
Geo KH Gorster
CP Way
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Cooper
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Ee A. Mugahao
Mille
Buck Mouglain
Fannie Nugent
Hawkins County
Linnie Hann
Dry Creek
Misa Cora Patton
Thomas Burrow
R. L. Hale
Chicago Building and Manufacturing Company
W. G. Broyles
5. A. Bowman
Greene County
N. FE. Nugent
J. C. King
A. I. Hows
Jane
Greeneville Democrat
Thomas Hook
Mexico
Martha Wilder
Columbus Powell
Martha Willer
Win
Vaughn
Beensburg
Keonsburg
Elizabethson Mountaineer
1St Tennessee Moliral Society
Montown
J. P
Morristown
Dw. Fox
Fortieene
J. P. Mankenship
Bloant
WC. Snoddy
Conkes
Dr. Wallace
Gratucer
Washington
Cowan
Jefferson
G. M. Pearler
Sullivan
Harrold
Hawkins
Greensville
Society
Dane
Thin City
Deane
Nokmer
Kingston
Presnell
Sontuo
Snow’s Chapel
Bay
Dr. Price
Royal Arcandm
Johnson City Council
Jove
D. N. Good
J. H. Aikin
Memphia
Northern Pacido Railroad Company
Bevauea
Kentucky
Clark County
Donnie
Johnson City College and Normal Institute
Johnson City, Tennessee
James T. Saunders
Atp
R.P. Searle
Seutlemen
Seanee
Tridgeport Brass CO
Bridgeport
Conn
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A. Summers
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