Local Jackson City goods and visits in brief
Local items note Jackson's promotions and fresh meats with no high prices. Mentions include Wresh niguls oysters and fat attack, Gold Dust flour, Jackson's leading goods, and Pierce Bros. at work. Visits include Mrs. John K Snapp in Greeneville, J P Fountain and wife to St Louis, and Derry Lynn to Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Patton Wat
Atlants
Jackson
Cox
New York
John K. Snapp
Greeneville
K.P. Hato
California
Jackson's
J. P. Fountain
St. Louis
Change of Firm Moves to Solo Real Estate Venture
T A Gillespie leaves W G Mathes & Co to operate alone, sharing an office with A R B Johnson in the Brown building. Meanwhile Knoxville journalist reports General John T Wilder’s remarks on appointing Judge John P Smith as governor of the Soldiers Home and favoring southern union soldiers for all Home positions. Bank of Johnson City approved to form City National Bank with $50,000 capital. management unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
Philadelphia
Johnson City Pood Co
Evans
Bay City
Geo. R. Brown's
Hale
T. A. Gillespie
W.G. Mathes & Co
A. RB. Johnson
Brown Building
John T. Wilder
Knoxville Journal
John P. Smith
Johneon City
L. Howard
J. M. Buck
Tsaac Hart
Johnson City
Pet Horn
Epworth League Rally Set for June in Holston Conference City
The Epworth Leagues of the Holston conference announce their annual rally in this city on Monday and Tuesday June 19 and 20 with dates moved later to accommodate students. An excursion to Roan Mountain is planned for June 21 as visitors are welcomed and urged to enjoy the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Epworth Leagues
Holston
Roan Mountain
Deaths in the City and Nearby Cemeteries
Samuel C. Smith a longtime city resident and painter died Sunday night and was buried Tuesday by Camp Gordon comrades. W. H. M. Smith a farmer five miles west of Jonesboro died Sunday night and was buried in Fairview cemetery. Joe Cooper died in Memphis after a short illness. he was brother of Will and Charlie Cooper and known locally. Aunt Angeline Ball an elderly colored woman died of heart failure at about 70 after many years in the city. Uncle Allan Grimes, a longtime local color corporal, died last week at his home near Watauga valued for his honesty and good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodson Roberts
Teaching
A. A. Ferguson
Christian Church
Samuel C. Smith
Camp Gordon
W. H. M. Smith
Jonesboro
Fairview
Joe Cooper
Memphis
Will
Charlie Cooper
Angeline Ball
Allan Grimes
Watauga
Knights of Honor thanked for death benefit payment
Mrs. J J Adams and family publicly thank John son City Lodge No. 9050 K of H officers for promptly paying the death benefit of her late husband J J Adams who died March 3. She commends the Knights of Honor as a prompt reliable protection at a nominal cost and recalls the courtesy shown by lodge members on April 9 1902 Pleasant Occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Order of Knights of Honor
J.J. Adams
Knights of Honor
J. J. Avamsa
Fawing
Jonquils
Federation
W. H. Richards
Mra
Williams
Washington County Court Acts on Roads and Bridges
The county court met in quarterly session to review district calls and road duty releases. The Alabama Jail and Bridge Co. won the jail contract with a new bond, and the Jacksons Ford bridge went to George H. Craft for 5000 dollars. An equalization board was named with five members. The court defended expenditures as necessary after floods, and noted plans to improve pike roads once state road law is clarified. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Popsin aids digestion, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Day
Johnson Food and Grocery Co
John H. Bowman
Hirminghan
Ala
Ivy Streat
JM. Buen
Bob Piper
Mitchell County
N. C
Alabama Jail and Bridge Co
Jackson
Ford
George H. Craft
Allery
J. M. Martin
J. Leach
Geo. Swingle
J. E. Harwood
J.J. Kinchele
Jackson Bridge
Washington County
Dr. Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mnat
Adid
J.T
W.T. Witson
East Market St
Watauga Lighting and Dower Co
Waravan Waren Co
Pierce Bros
Derry Lynn
Knoxville
W. Dulaney
W. A.hunter
Mra. Dossor
Carnegie
F. P. Robinson
Johson City
Greeneville Sum
Pepe Knox-ville
Geo. K. Brown
Patrick 5. McGuire
Optician
Drummora Home Hotel
Lerma
Cedar Will Nursery and
Oschard Co
Winchester, Tentiexane
City National Bank
Misson
Bessie Lyle
Lena Barton
J. J. Hawkins
Watauga Light‘og and Power Co
H. W. Leslie
Greenevill
East Tennessee
Bristol
Bristol News
Bost
City Feed and Grocery Co
Mayor Summers
Joe Jefferson
Gen. Rtichards
Lyle
Soldiers Home Reservation
Ebreville Furnace
Embreville
Southern Railway
Mimbreville
Virginia Coal and Iron Co
A. M. Armstrong
Republican Executive Committee
Chas
Mason
A. M. Stuart
Bacon
Register—W
Vines
Foy W. Delaney
J. I. Hawkins
O. A. Royston
S. Earnest Miller
Queen Cafe
Harris
West Main
Queen Cal
H. B. Crouch
HAL
Mare
Frank Taylor
Heath & Milligan
Sherman
Oliver Chilled
Syracuse
Mitchell
J.5. Byrd Co
Main St
Watauga Bank Building
Losk
Lynn and
Rogan
Hiulg
Public Square
G. Taylor Dyer, Painter
T. W. Wad && Sons
Pardue & Rogan
Pardue & Rogan the Grocers Main Street
Disraelii
Our Shoe Department
Zeigler Bros
W. L. Douglas
Tryther
DeCox
3. C. Witrass
Tare L
Eanes
Anam B
Chovra
Ren't Cashier
Anaka National Bank
Johnson City, Tenn
Drafcrons
Blnoa
BR. L
Bruner
Tate
Earnest
the County Court
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