Local residents visit, travel notices flood pages
Molesworth trips to Knoxville. Dr J King in Limestone. Mrs Cox returns from Gate City Va. A P Wyman from Rapids Mich. Mrs Martin and daughters back from Morristown. Pitts returns from Talletega Ala to join Johnson City Foundry. Crowell returns from Chicago and Cincinnati. visits by Mrs Brock and Little daughter of Decatur. Dr Henry Quss heads to Newville for lectures. Miss Hardy called home to Wilson. Brauley returns to Corinth Miss. Horidon host at Tamestone. Corson-Newman College head in town. McKerland from Birmingham greets friends. Wilds from New York visiting. Klopper returns to Limestone. Braner relocates Erwin store stock. Beckner trips Bristol. Stone heads to New Orleans. Owen family moving in. Ross back from Brushy Mountain. Dr Robinson unintentionally gives fatal dose. Gildersleeve family from Middletown. Will Gildersleeve chemist at U.S. Leather Co in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarisse Klopper
Limestone
BR. L. Braner
New York
Mr. Braner
Erwin
Rumors of K. B. Sale Denied by Simmons in New York
The report that the K and B road would be sold to the Southern is denied by pro-1 motor Simmons, who is currently in New York. Other brief items note Cronin the Wy man factory foreman recovering from a timber injury, various local business changes, weddings, a new telephone franchise, and a Civil War era souvenir bucket carried by George W. Farnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B
Moter Simmons
New York
Mr. Cronin
Wyman
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Johnson City
Crauch and Beckner occupy vacated store-room on Main. Durhams return from Atlanta. Guests from Dayton and Limestone visit the Carrs. A drive to Anatin Springs honors Miss Klepner. Estes move to Dobson building. Rastes plans a meat stall. Railroad sale rumors mingle with press uncertainty. Rev Davidson preaches at First Baptist with "Difficulties Removed" morning and "Were there not ten cleansed" evening. Hampton family visiting from Danville could move to Johnson City. Wedding at Happy Valley unites J Raymond Lyle and Sue Thomas with maid Maud Shannon and bridal party. Guests and attendants in white organdie. Reception at home with roses. many presents. The bridal party to Cranberry and nearby resorts. Congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
N. Estes
Dobson
Main Street
Rastes
Southern
Comner
J. C. Davidson
First Baptist Pharch
F. Hampton
Danville
N. Y
Johnson City
Happy Valley
John
Thomas
Barney Thompson
J. Raymond Lyle
Sue Thomas
Maud ‘Lee Shannon
Mamie Gardner
Marion
Bettie Delaney
Bristol
James A. Sammora
Frank Taylor
Joe B. Lyle
M. J. Clark
Elizabethton
Cranberry
Will Kirkpatrick Dead At 22 In Jonesboro
A Jonesboro correspondent reports Will Kirkpatrick died Friday morning at age twenty two. He was the fifth son of Judge S J Kirkpatrick and his wife and had been ill for months, with his passing coming as a surprise to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Tribune
Jonesboro
Will Kirkpatrick
S.J. Kirkpatrick
Man Struck In Freight Car Wreck Near Bristol
Colyer, a transient from Greeneville, rode a double-load freight bound for the Southern. an air hose burst near Oak Street causing a sudden stop. He was crushed between cars but survived with injuries treated by railroad doctors at the Recorder's office and taken home on No 3 Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobo
Colyer
Southern
Bristol
Oak Street
Duckly
Recorder's Office
Greeneville
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T. J. Galloway
Austin Springs
Lyle
Main
Aln. Molesworth
Dr. J. ©. King
B. Cox
Gate City
A. P. Wyman
At Rapids, Mich
W. K. Martin
Morristown
Fogene Pitts
Talletega
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The
W. FB
Crowell
Chicago
Cingiunati, My
Mira
Mrwnaford
Mrp
Gilmer
Onilibur & Muto
Hawkson Bros
J. T. Brock
Decatur, Ald
K. Lids
Henry Quss
Nwsville
Mary Hardy
Wilson
N. C
Jeff TG. Brauley
JL. Wofford
Corinth
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Tamestone
TB. Klepper
John T. Henderson
Corson-Newman College
Mousy Creek
W. J. McKerland
Birmingham
Pawsilay
John T. Wilds
New York City
Prumatiog
W. Wilson
Watauga Avene
Folsom Beckner
Sam Stone
New Orleans
Mr. Stone
F. 3. Owen
Urbana
Ohio
Ponder Cottage
Geo. A. Ross
Brushy Mountain
George
Robinson
Kimbreville
Frank Henson
HH. Gildersleeve
Mrs. Gildersleeve
Middlenboro
Will
U.S. Leather Co
Iaekson
Fila
Ringay
Taokaun
Ats
H. White
Ureaktant
Toekson'a
Sanborn
Bhathnen
Taiselteil
Market Street
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Covington
Alion
Een the Guy Coal
Wood
R. M
F. W. Dulaney
Chive
M. R. Miller
Hart and Houston
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California Fig Syrup Co
Mr. Wilson
Josep A. Wilson
Ofice
Brownlow
Joe
Mountain City
Tomaawh
H.W. Pannen
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Walter Lindamood
Nannie Hodges
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A. A. Ferguson
Wilbourne Hodger
Samuel Stone & Son
J. A. Stone & Co
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Menora
Stone
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Robi
Boring
Hart & Houston
P. M. Ward
Bea Hive
Mr. Ward
Sallie Barrette
Misses Carr
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Matti
Gordon Henderson
Alice
Carrie
Eva
Lizzie Carr
Mae Stone
Belle Miller
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Frank Miller
Will Johnson
Lyle Lytman
John Stone
Henry Cass
Hinoweth Lusk
L. B. Caldwell
Bruce Chinoweth
Emma Lusk
Haat Tennessee Telephone Company
Misa Maud Farnham
Oswego
North
N.J
Farnham
George W. Farnham
Fourth
United States Infantry
Summers, Barton & Parrott
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W. B. Crauch
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Galli,her & Maun
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B.A. Long
Atlanta
Jennie
Annie Allen
Dayton
G Harleston
Carr
Anatin Springs
Charlsie Klepner
Court of Chancery Appeals
Washington Couity
Tardy
Gertrude Taylor
R.A. Wood
Font Tennessee
Mr. Wood
Wallace McLeod
Cornetist
Joe Tilson
Unicoi County
J. W. Cass
Watauga Bank
Pardue
A. Parlett
Nola
Loeb Bros. Ia
Walters A
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Weiler
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