Title: Sheriff at Elberton, GA, Killed by Lawyer Elberton, GA, May 21 – Sheriff S.N. BAILEY, of Elbert county, was shot and killed in the court house here today by Arnold WORLEY, a well known attorney of this city. Citizens were greatly excited and WORLEY was sent to Athens, Ga.,
Title: Personal Mention 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
Title: Personal Mention Mr. S.D. CALLAHAN of the CALLAHAN Hotel, went to Bristol Friday to meet his daughter, who had been on a visit to the University of Virginia to spend a while with her husband, Prof. BROWNING. Source: Kingsport Times, March 22, 1916
Title: Personal Mention W.C. HATTON, chief of the civil engineering force for the Kingsport Farms, left Thursday to visit his wife at Lexington, Va., and has accepted a position at Houston, Texas. Source: Kingsport Times, March 25, 1916
Title: News from Clover Bottom Mrs. Maude ELLIS has recently been the guest of her father, J.N. DOLEN. Source: Kingsport Times, March 22, 1916
Mrs. Nannie KINGSLEY, whose residence until within the past few years was near Greeneville, died a the residence of a daughter on last Thursday. Her body will be brought to Greeneville for burial today. Miss KINGSLEY before her marriage, which was before the civil war, was a WORELY. She was
Bristol, May 22 – Stricken with paralysis while fishing in Beaver Creek, near Pendleton’s crossing, in North Bristol, Mrs. John ALDRED, a widow, nearly 50 years old, fell into the water. Her young daughter, who had been sitting on the bank beside her, began screaming, and attracted the attention of
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