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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
Public notice invites applications for a position at War Bee suites root ad the best fare thenmek altura. Doster at Bewin Bema offers details for interested parties to contact by the specified time.
Local notes report Col W P Brownlow at home and visits by Mrs M A Delaney in Asheville. John P Bowman and John A Pardo named substitute railway mail clerks on Bristol to Chattanooga route by Chief Clerk A J Welch. Bristol Herald Courier notes social visits, a new building site for Love-Thomas Dry Goods, Piney Flats school program with prizes, and local entertainment.
Readable fragments describe a Saturday social at Bluff City, prizes won by Willis and Smith, and a sequence of civic items. County Court approved rebuilding Deaderick Bridge for up to 11011 dollars and a 29 cent levy. school levy adjusted. Bryan reception planned with tickets sold. local residents listed visiting, moving, or shopping. various ads and notices on hardware, teething syrup, and upcoming performances by W Powell Hale. Confederate veterans delegates chosen for Richmond reunion. lodge officers installed.
Knight Templars from Johnson City attended the Easter service in Bristol last Sunday evening. Attendees included J B Reading H Prosser W J Exom EF D Houston H M Bur Jonon O Hi Miller I G Corbin W J Miller J P Summers and Geo J Wolford. Mrs Allen and Mr Allen accompanied by Dr W C Miller left for New York for Mrs Allen to enter hospital for health reasons and friends hope for her recovery.
Johnson City residents reported a very good time at a school event. The institution has progressed from a country school to among East Tennessee’s top high schools. J. Harry Swan of Bristol delivered the literary address. The teacher may be reelected.
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