Local notes and social updates from Boone and surrounding area
Town news covers health notes, church events, and school plans in Boone and Ashe County. Highlights mention a singing class entertainment at Walnut Grove Institute, district and quarterly conferences, illnesses, visits, arrivals, and a large batch of community notices including education, rail project chatter, and dental and medical updates.
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Odd Fellowe’ Orphan Home
Walnut Grove Institute
Lone Trail Opens to Blowing Rock Visitors
The Lone Trail two mile mountain path from Ingle house to near the Blowing Rock hotel offers scenic overlooks and quaint resting spots for lovers and travelers. Blowing Rock hosts a gala week with speeches, domestic hospitality, and a Green Park Hotel staffed by Miss Berta Stack and Miss Parham. The event attracts motor parties and promises a record mountain season aided by well organized services and noted leaders from Greensboro and Jamestown. Green Park, July 16, 1918.
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Ingle Hoise
Rand Ridge
Blowing Rock
Cupid
Boone
Green Park
Howell ‘Cobb
Berta Stack
Miss Parham
G. 0. Witherspoon
W. 8. Stafford
Burlington
John Ingle
Eri. P. Ketchie
Salisbury
Conrad Lahser
L. al. Rey
Greensboro
H. Swanson
Jamestown
New York
North Carolina
Harvest Notes From a Rural Community
The column reports a fine Friday shower and widespread seed sales by Greenville seed dealer Mr Link. It notes births, illnesses, and visits including two boys born to the community, typhoid fever in Kik Bridge, and several residents traveling to Johnson City and Bristol. Mentions of local farms, farmers improving methods, and a rock house attraction are included with weekend gatherings and family visits.
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Boone
John F. Williams
Alma Morets
Walt
Link
Greenville
Tenn
D. Barman
Amos Testers
Oscar Ward
Mamie Pritchard
Hale
N. Y
Kik Bridge
T. E. Moody
Roby Greer
Tom Yates
Hardin Skull
Old Rock
Burt
Jim Farthing
J.C. Harman
Johnson City
Bristol
Roanoke Va
Attention to a refined stock of clothing and shoes
The advertisement promotes a silk dress line with accessories, embroidery, and lace. It highlights a large, well selected stock of clothing and furnishings for a full wardrobe and claims the shoes are the best in the county. It invites readers to visit for the best shoes at low prices.
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North Wilkesboro
Henson’s Chapel
Hopewell
Verlie Winkler
Mrs. Jones
Rev. W. C. Jones
Mandy
Miss Helen
Willie Spainhour
Morganton
Linville
E.8. Coffey
John F. Hardin
Claude Church
Mia
Nella Snyder
Shell Creek
Claude
Watauga
Virgin Carolina
Ashe County
Mesere
Smith and Moore
Blackburn House
Todd
Watenga & Yadkin River
Grandin
State Council
A. F. Vogler
East Reed
Je’ Valubble
Miles Stephensom
Witherspoon
Prof .G. Greer
J.5. Robinson
Harrygraph
Durham
Robinson
Miss Collie Edwards
Spring Hope
State
Annie Stanbury
J. 0. Fletcher
Charles C. Smitherman
A. T
Democrat
Atlanta
Droban
Oxford
N. C
B. M. Madron
Mast
Ann Bingham
Laura
Statesville
Bingeham
Robert K. Bingham
East Boone
Malinda Greene
Yuma
Mattie Mast
Finley Mast
Sugar Grove
Lane
Florida
Chamberlain
Beeaty-tiow
Tin Mountains
Dick McGuire
Aunt Dill
Monroe Ward
Warde
Dan Woodring
J.C. Mart
Mivees
Florence and
Dorris Billings
Floyd Billinga
St. Jude
John Keller
Fletcher
ASTOR
Alfred W. Dula
Dula
Dula Ridge
Lenoir, North Carolina
Wik Park
N.C
Tom Love
Montezuma
New
Avery
W. Hopkins
M. B. Blackburn
Amantha, North
Deyalina
Stoffel Hardware( CO Incorporated
Mountain City
N.L. Mast, Pres
G. P. Hagaman
Gash
W. C.coffey
J.T. Miller
Watange Goeuey
Ebreog Basking Institution
Watauga County Bank
Boone, North Carolina
R. D. Jennings
Banners Elk, N.C
Blackburn Hotel
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