Local News From Watauga and Blowing Rock Area
Carpenters repair the Episcopal church. cabbage setting grows as a Watauga industry. F P Mast of Valle Crucis is critically ill. Bank of Blowing Rock doubles capital to 10000. G M Suddreth, cashier, stayed at Blair Hotel. Rev J F Davis visits Charlotte. showers improve crops. Watauga County Bank moves to larger quarters. Appalachian Training School students plan an outing to Blowing Rock. Miss Jennie Blackburn visits Butler and travels through Elizabethton and Bristol. Miss Caroline Dugger of Vilas dies of heart trouble. Pearl Davison hosts seventh birthday tea. Stephen Holsclaw ill with fever. memorial for Aunt Sallie Davis planned at Hopewell. Whitfield Farthing notes average apple crop. Hodges couple arrive for Dr Jones residence project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Mast
Valle Crucis
Bank of
Caroline Dugger
Vilas
Pearl Davison
Stephen Holsclaw
Hagaman
J. H. Brendall
Wm. Davis
New Jewelers Shop in Boone Opens June 1907
A new jeweler announces location in Boone at 27 Office upstake in Critcker brick row and promises watch and clock repairs on short notice. All work guaranteed and no charge unless satisfactory. Seeks business by June first 1907 under Silas M Greene, Jeweler. Also reports several local items including weather, church and lodge notes, and upcoming public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Critcker ‘Brick Row
Silas M. Greene
Jeweler
July Fourth Exercises by Confederate Groups at Walnut Grove Institute
The programme lists songs prayers and speeches for July 4 with speakers including Mr A F Linney on Independence and Mr W R Lovill on the Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy. A public dinner and baskets are invited and veterans are urged to attend. a clothing sale and unrelated court note appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
T.C. Bowie
Jefferson
Frank A. Clinard
Prof
Oldham
Hickory
Critcker Hotel
A. T
Clinard
New York Life
Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy
Walnut Grove Institute
Brushy Folk
If’. A. Linney
A. A. Hols— Law
the Independent Order F Odd Fellows
Young Lady
Fr. W. R. Lovill
Hopkins opens Elk Park branch offering cash for roots and farm goods
Millard F. Hopkins announces a new Elk Park branch in May 1907 to buy roots herbs birch oil pennyroyal oil wool hides chickens eggs and to sell wholesale corn chop flour and heavy groceries at or below railroad depot prices. He promises top cash prices and cheaper goods than rivals to attract barter and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Park
N. C
Millard F. Hopkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Watauga Democrat
Boone, N. C
Church Directory
Methodist Church
J. F. Harpy
J. H. Baenpauy
Episcopal Church
W. R. Savage
D. D. Dougaerry
J. F. Davis
Watauga
G. M. Suddreth
Blowing Rock
Rev
Charlotte
Watauga County Bank
Appalachian Training School
Jennie Blackburn
Butler, Tenn
Elizabethton
Bristol
NEW Jeweler’s Shop
Plato Bingham
Bob Bingham
Lythia Springs Jhim
Hatal
Wilban Ace
Tyre Gully
Watauga Lodge
E. F. Lovill
E. 8. Coffey
J. C. Fletcher
A. D. Blair
T. L. Critcher
W. C. Coffey
Indian Territory
Mia
Dr. Weaver
Davenport College
Blair, Hone
Ashe County
L. E. Farthing
Western Hospital
Morganton
Pittsboro
Chatham County
John C. Jones
Zionville
Blackburn Hotel
Junaluska
T. P. Adams
Silverstone
Baltimore
Vilas Cottrell
W. H. Wakefield
Banner Elk
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Appalachian Literary Society
United States
W. H. Brown
P. E. Herman
L. J. Curtice
L. P. Smith
Maggie Kincaid
Pearl Blair
Washington City
Scott
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College
J. I. Foust
Greensboro
Dr. Little Old Stand
Boone, N.C
J. M. Hodges
M. D
Watauga CO
North Carolina
Watauga County Superior Court
W. Sperry
J. H. Lathan
Thos. Bingsham
Superior Court
Watauga County
Igio
Notich
Grubb
Thomas Woodring
Court House
Woodring
Pine Orchard Mountain
Joux W. Hoynes
Aulen Greene
Watauga Counery
J. OC. Jones
J. H. Laytham
Thomas Bingham
Tuus
Bincuam
VCA
Fraxon P
Venasie
Chapel Hill, N, Cy
ISTER
Rocky Mountain
Bary Si
Golden Health
Dave Golden
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