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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1909

Page

3

Local residents and visitors noted in city listings

Local and personal notices record visits from Ray and Pritchett from Jonesboro, Shipley and Moore returning from trips, Cash and daughter visiting Rogersville, Mrs Cecil from Bristol, Tipton in town, O'Brien & Co selling goods, and church decisions. Individuals include J. Pritchett, Walter Shipley, Mrs Cecil, A E Tipton, T B Russell, W I Hodge, Mrs Kendrick, Frank Blanchard, T A Gillespie, and others. The Main Street church plans a new building in the Southwest addition.

Moore New York Mix J. W. Cash and Daughter Rogersville Cecil Hare Bristol

Sealed Proposals Sought for Water Tube Steam Boiler

Sealed proposals will be received at the Treasurer office Mountain Branch National Soldiers Home Tennessee until 12 o clock noon June 109 for furnishing all labor and material for complete installation of one Water Tube Steam Boiler in the Power House at Mountain Branch. Specifications and forms available from Paul B Divine Treasurer Mott

Mountain Branch N. O D. V National Soldiers' Home Tenn N. H. PD Paul B Divine Mott

Order of Publication Notice for Lot in Crandall Addition

To Take Janes owner of lot 1 ie block 1 Crandall addition in Washington County Tennessee. Unless you appear by May 1 1909 and pay 33.24 taxes plus interest and costs including publication fee your right to redeem will be barred and deed will be executed to purchaser H E Crockette. Witness FOY W DULANEY circuit court clerk.

Janes Crandall Addition Willow Wrrest Sth Washington County Tennessee Rane H. E. Crockette

Tax Notice and Rent Advocacy in Davis West Park Addition

Addressing state and county tax collection in Jelinsa Chiy with weekly Wednesdays and Thursdays sessions beginning December 10, the notice cites the Recorder on Tipton Street for receipts. It also contains a rent advocacy paragraph promoting lease-to-own terms under landlord H C Fackson and John L Davis in the Davis West Park Addition.

Jelinsa Chiy Recorder Tipton Street H.C. Fackson Davis West Park Addition John L. Davis

Bishop Gailor Preaches at St John's Episcopal

Bishop Gailor delivered a sermon at St. John's Episcopal last Monday night to a large congregation. His familiar friends were glad for the opportunity to hear him preach.

Gailor St. John's Episcopal Hiviary

Crowe Declines Johnson City Church Call

Abingdon Virginia April 27 The Rev William Crowe declines the Johnson City church call extended weeks ago. Crowe has served here for several months and won the regard of the congregation with his grasp of the situation and evident fitness for the role.

Abingdon Wm. Crowe Johnson City Crowe

Mrs J P Smith Honored At Afternoon Card Party

Mrs Wale Carmack hosted a cordial card party at her Pennsylvan ia avenue home for Mrs John P Smith of Johnson City. Lavendar and white decor framed a pleasant afternoon with eight progressive dominoes tables and a two course luncheon for about thirty two guests.

Wale Carmack Pennsylvania Avenue Fairmount Club John P. Smith Johnson City Mra. Carmack Christol News

New Embalmer and Funeral Director Appointed

W I Kipping of Carrollton Kentucky has taken charge of the undertaking department at J G Sterchi Furniture Co in this city. Kipping is an experienced embalmer and funeral director praised as a gentleman and good citizen. W F Jones remains associated and provides general supervision but continues as sheriff and cannot fully lead the department.

W. I. Kipping Carrollton J. G. Sterchi Furniture Co

Large audience at Christian Church

Rev John T Brown spoke to a large audience at the Christian Church last Sunday and will discuss Hight reasons why I am not a Campbellite next Sunday evening. Nearby towns report successful meetings in Erwin Elisabethton Neva and Elk Park. Elk Park sees new church with seventy seven members. Des Moines campaign by Charles R Seoville added 2600 to the Christian Church. Over recent years weekly papers have reported average church additions over 100000 similar campaigns.

John T. Brown Christian Church Erwin Elisabethton Neva Elk Park J.P. Ellis Brown Des Moines Iowa Charles R. Seoville Prince of Evangelists The

Capt W H Nelson and Backwoods Celebrate

At Elizabethton Tuesday Capt W H Nelson of Backwoods shared joyous news of his second marriage. The veteran of the War of 1812 received congratulations from many friends and gifted his wife one thousand dollars in gold as a wedding present.

Elizabethton W. H. Nelson Backwoods Benedict Mountain Tad

Bank of Commerce to Remodel Armbrust-Smith Building

The Watauga Water Company and C. Biddle vacated the corner room in the Armbrust-Smith building, and it will be remodeled immediately for a ten year Bank of Commerce lease. A corner entrance will be added and large Tipton street windows installed. A vault and modern banking interior will be installed.

Watauga Water Company C. Biddle Armbrust-Smith Bank of Commerce Tipton Street

Brawl Leaves Gray and Taylor Suffering Injuries

Last Saturday a mixup between Alfred Gray and his wife and Ben and Herman Taylor led to violence. Dr Matthews sutured Gray’s shoulder wound after a knife left it opened and the Taylors fled the scene bruised and departed promptly.

Alfred Gray Ben Herman Taylor Dr. Matthews Gray Taylor Taylors

Burbage Exonerated by House Vote

Nashville April 27 After a discussion by George S. Burbage of a controversy with A. J. Shipley of Jonesboro over alleged improper action in providing for a chancery court at Johnson City the House by unanimous vote exonerated Burbage.

Nashville George S. Burbage A. J. Shipley Jonesboro Burbage Johnson City Worley House

James Campbell Killed in Oklahoma Railroad Accident

James Campbell son of Mrs. R F Campbell of this city was killed in a railroad accident in Oklahoma last week. His remains were shipped here for interment last Friday. He grew up locally and had been in the west only a few years. He was coupling cars when the accident occurred.

James Campbell R. F. Campbell Oklahoma West

Mother's Day Flower Tribute Program At Church

Next Sunday service at Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church observes Mother’s Day with the request that attendees wear a single white flower in memory of their mother. The evening program will feature a theme titled The Young Man in Preparation.

Death of Rev J A Ruble’s Daughter in Judson NY

The daughter of Rev. J. A. Ruble chaplain of the Soldiers' Home died in Judson New York on Tuesday. Maggie Swan aged thirty five was described as an amiable Christian woman. She leaves a husband and children.

J. A. Ruble Soldiers’ Home Judson N. Y Maggie Swan

Mrs J M Bails Dies After Short Illness

Mrs J M Bails died Friday night at her city home after a brief illness. Aged 65, she led a devout Methodist life and leaves a husband and five children. The burial was arranged for Greene County in the family plot at Rheatown.

J. M. Bails Methodist Church Rheatown Greene County

Russian nobleman Lochwitzky speaks at Trinity Church

Count Alexander Lochwitzky addressed a large Trinity Church audience on Russia and Siberia in the second Trinity Club course. His two hour talk mixed grim details with humor and faith, praising freedom. he will speak again at Memorial Hall on Friday April 11. Labor Sunday plans include a May observance by the Presbyterian church with a special 10:45 service inviting all workers.

Count Alexander Lochwitzky Trinity Church Russia Siberia Trinity Club Count Lochwitzky Thoughkeepsie Daily Eagle Memorial Hall American Federation of Labor Presbyterian Church Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church

Holston Presbytery Ends Spring Meeting With Resolutions

The Holston Presbytery gathered at Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church with ministers and laymen present. A key resolution urged continuing mission work with focus on members over property while maintaining church unity across congregations amid Tennessee union decisions.

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