SULLIVAN COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Kingsport Times, 22 Jun 1916
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Personal Mention

Follow the crowd to Kingsport on the Fourth.

Mrs. Lillian Tulloch was a visitor in Johnson City Thursday.
Work is progressing nicely on several of the principal 'Streets.

Mr. Sevier of the Bevier Terrace addition, was in Bristol Saturday.

Mr. C. A. Harris spent the weekend with his family in Johnson City.

Geo. Bentley spent a few days in Appalachia and Keokoe last week.

Miss Libbie Jones is visiting relatives and friends in Glade Springs,
Virginia.

Mr. M. F. Parsley spent Thursday in Erwin, where he was transacting
business.

Mrs. E. L. McConnell of Bristol was visiting friends in Kingsport
Sunday.

Tennis Shoes at. Cooper Bros.

M. M. Malone, photographer, has opened a photo gallery on Cherokee
street. 
C. F. White, the hustling clerk for Cooper Bros. spent Sunday in
Bluff City.

Dr. Yancy is doing some good work in a sanitary way, cleaning up
the town.

Mr. M. Cousins, of Appalachia, Va., is transacting business in Kingsport
this week.

Mrs. W. H. Snow of Church Hill accompanied Miss E. C. Taylor to
Kingsport Saturday.

Mr. McPheney made a flying trip to Johnson City Monday evening,
returning Tuesday.

The Kingsport Stores are laying concrete sidewalks around their building
this week.

W. B. Poling of Kingsport Furniture Co, made a trip to Johnson City
Tuesday on business.

J. M. Cooper of Cooper Bros. general store, made a trip to Keokee, Va.,
on business, this week.

Mrs. Emma Honeycutt has returned home from a short visit with home folks
in Greeneville, S. C.

Mr. Nunnelly of Kingsport Stores made a trip to Johnson City Monday
evening, returning Tuesday.

Still the building wave continues to roll in Kingsport;" hundreds of
buildings are under construction.

J. H. Lynch of Dante, Va., the efficient road master of the C. C. & O.
railway, was in Kingsport Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and daughter Mae, of the Federal Dye Plant, are
guests of Hotel Kingsport for a few days.

Times Souvenir Issue. - Look for
the Booster Edition of The Times for July 4th.. Let every business be
represented in this issue.

Dr. Yancy, who is in charge of the "clean up" movement, is doing some
effective work. We are glad to see this good work going on.

Mr. C. A. Harris of M. F. Parsley & Co., will go to Watertown Thursday,
where he will conduct an auction sale at that place.

A large assortment of quality aluminum wares given free to our
customers. Call: for catalogue.  
COOPER BROS.

Mrs. L.H. Hodge and son, Junior, who have been the guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bunn, returned to their home in Bristol
Sunday.

W. T. Wohlford, of Dante, Va. train master of the C. C. & O. railway,
was in Kingsport Saturday. Mr. Wohlford was agreeably surprised at the
wonderful development of Kingsport.

Rooms, Buildings For Rent- Giles
& Tickle have a nice 13 room residence just about completed - will be
for rent, furnished or unfurnished: also nice store room with 7 rooms
overhead. See IRA L. TICKLE, at the building, Kingsport, Tenn.

Conductor P. H. Whitlow, of the C. C. & 0., had charge of Nos. 2 and 5
June 17th, the U. C. T. picnic train. Mr. Whitlow expressed himself as
having a most enjoyable day, and he further states the picnicers were
well pleased with the hospitality shown them while in Kingsport.

Broad, Shelby, Commerce and Cherokee streets will soon be ready for the
rock and we understand street paving will begin soon Mr. J. Fred Johnson
is doing much for Kingsport. Although a very busy man nothing escapes
his notice. Mr. Johnson spares neither time nor money when it comes to
improvements for Kingsport.

Dr. John H. Banks, of New York, has been spending several days at
Fall Branch, this county, and at Arcadia, Sullivan county, making
preparations for the development of large zinc fields in those sections.
Dr. Banks, it is stated, is now staking the grounds, and making all
necessary preparations for erection of buildings, for machinery, etc.
The operations promise to be among the largest in the country.

Miss Elizabeth C. Taylor of Jefferson City, Tenn., has located as Public
Stenographer in The Kingsport Times office. Miss Taylor was formerly a
member of the faculty of Carson-Newman College, Jefferson
City. She is also a cousin of the late Gov. Robert L. Taylor. 
Miss Taylor is a stenographer of ability and any in one in need of
stenographic service will do well to call on Miss Taylor, here Sunday.


Kingsport Times
Volume 1, Number 8
Thursday, June 22, 1916
Page 3, Columns 1, 2 & 3


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