Elm Knoll entertains guests at Odessa Richardson party
Odessa Richardson hosted a large gathering at Elm Knoll honoring Miss Lucie Osborne Miss Lucy Jordan and Mr J O Taylor. The event featured decorated grounds colored lanterns serving cider sandwiches tea mints and socializing into the evening. Other notes mention local arrivals and a poetry feature in The Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Richardson
Elm Knoll
Richardson
Lucie Osborne
Lawndale
Lucy Jordan
Gastonia
J. O. Taylor
Mt. Croghan
Ihe Suerte
Che Higntesa
Odensy Kichanism
Co Besnet
Wadisbore
Miser Jordon
Opthovne
Mire
Maude Boyte
Alien Lee
C. C. Kennett
Henry Hennett
Mivsee Osborne
Jordon
Mr. Loatty
Lave
Jong
Wen
Aged mountain woman first ride in electric car at Asheville
Mrs. Harriet Penland of Aeroville, aged eighty, visited Asheville for the first time in years. She saw an electric streetcar on a paved road, witnessed a minor court matter before Magistrate W. A. Gaines, and afterwards returned home with vivid impressions of the modern city and its marvels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Asheville
Otten Wonders
Eheville
Ube i Creek
Suile Asheville
Harriet Pentand
Aeroville
Arith
Penland
Ashe
Magstrate W. A. Gaines
Gaines
Westructions
Aunt Harriet tours Asheville shows modern city sights
The little mountain visitor Aunt Harriet, the only woman officer of the war, tours Patton avenue and downtown Asheville, marveling at electric fans telephones and shop windows. She is taken to a café and a picture show before boarding a buckboard for home, with Deputy Weaver guiding the farewell. The piece recalls her peculiar charm and Southern grace as she departs toward her mountain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton Avenue
Harriet
Eve
Asheville
Weaver
Little Mountain
Asherville
Seven Songs About Annie Laurie Real Person
Kansas City Post reflects on Annie Laurie a Dumfries girl born circa 1682 who died in Dunscore and was buried in its churchyard. Douglas wrote a ballad about her which inspired the famous song later refined by Lady John Scott. Carlyle referenced the burial site in letters near Dumfries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Post
Annie
Laurie
Dumfries
Scotland
Maxweltom
Dunscore
Annie Laurie
Douglas
John Scott
Great Britain
Carlyle
Toot
Lost glasses and wanted notices in Monroe area
Lost a pair of gold rimless glasses in Monroe Saturday or along the road to Indian Trail. Help locate. Wanted all the chickens and eggs we can get. S. RK. Doster. FOR SALE set of double wagon harness or trade for beef cattle. Frank Richardson.
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Monroe
Don
Pine St. Monroe
Givat Dent
Ching Down
Mall of My
Dean
Mr. Helms
Foster-Milburn Co
Thufalo
W. H. Gribble
N. C
W. B. Love
Journal Office
S. RK. Doster
Frank Richardson
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Mabel Hole
Russell
Mine Lucy Heliig
Ney McNeeley
D. F. Belk
Charlotte
C. Fisher Helms
Buford Township
J. E. Doster
Gideon
Huhirt
Iten County
N.C
Sarah
Helms
Admx Lemond
Laney
Widge Cline
T. B. Laney
EB. B. Cline
Mr. Laney
Judge Cline
Rome
Court House
Hin
Vng P
L. N. Pres
Fowler & Lee’s
Weill Bros
Atlanta
Vthe Wine
Sain Lourea Tompking
Richmond
R. W. Lemmond
H.W. Gribble
T. C. Eubanks
Frank Gribble
Dr. W. Gribble
Wolf Pond Road
Wolf Pond
Black Jroll Pond Road
N. Y
P. O
Wolfe Pond Road
Wolfe Pont
W. H. Grib
ATE
S. R. Doster
R. Doster
Carvan
Julia R. Price
N. St
Sikes’ Stables
Sikes
Ragsdale, Lawdon Mule & Horse Co
Atlanta, GA
Oe C. Smith CO
Phos
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