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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
3
N. B. Remino and family of Bristol visited Johnson City relatives Sunday. The Bristol Baptist Church recently installed a new Betey two manual pedal organ. The instrument was sold by the Rosenblatt Piano Company of Greeneville.
Mrs. Paul Wofford attends the Federation of Women's Clubs in Chat TMOOEA. Jere A. Moore preached at the Presbytery in Jonesboro. Mrs. Lundy returns from a visit to Wytheville much improved. Mrs. W. P. Harris attends the club federation in Chattanooga. Chas. I. Wofford of New York visits his brothers and Mrs. Lyle. Mary Lyle returns from Bristol. An infant of the late Mrs. Allison dies. V. O. Dyer begins civil engineering at Tennessee Tailway Co. A Cranberry man plans to Johnson City. The Hurlbut cottage will be occupied on Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Sharitz and niece visit Knoxville. Hate comes from Boone's Creek. selling his farm and returning to California. Charlie Pippin dies after short illness. smallpox contested. Will and Mrs. Baker visit Johnson City from Michigan. Monday Club considers an entertainment at the Soldier's Home. Patch Hughes remains at home. A countywide vaccination effort noted. Sharitz Hotel advertised for visitors. G. L. Smith and G. L. Armbrust visit Chattanooga. Smith attends Federation as delegate.
Mr Thomas A Gillespie, long a Johnson City resident, plans to live in Big 1 and may make Bristol his home. The Wa tangs Avenue Presbyterian Ladie's Aid Society attended the Presbytery in Jonesboro by invitation. Miss Carrie Summers celebrated her 11th birthday with 11 friends at her Watauga avenue home. The E T W N plans to move headquarters from Cranberry to Johnson City, offices in Anaka Bank building after May 1. Dr B J Deaderick will practice in Johnson City with his family joining the community. L L Rogan died at 82, funeral plans pending. Johnson City society hosts an invitation for Miss Ruth Richards hosted by local officers and guests on April 28.
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