Local and Personal News From Johnson City Wedding Pace
A long list of items from Johnson City notes calls and visits, a Pennsylvan ia trip, local trades from Watauga Avenue, and a Southern railway departure. The centerpiece recounts the May wedding of Miss Nell Carr to Mr. William Withers, celebrated at a Southern Methodist church with family and friends in attendance. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs H A arr, wore champagne messaline and carried roses. Nell Carr acted as bridesmaid. wedding music featured Mrs Sam Carr and Mrs Sam T Millard. The ceremony proceeded with Mendelssohn’s wedding march and the couple departed for Washington and New York after the reception at the church. The article closes with warm wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouthern
William Withers Helen
Kate Carr
8. B. Vaught
de. B. G. Waterhouse
Mia
H. A
Thin City
Nell Carr
Liberty
Mra Belew
Mossra
Will Miller
Liz Wood
Punt Cart
J. J McLanghlie
Chapman Be*lew
Miss Hayward
Sam Carr
Sam T. Millard
Mendelsohn
Max
Down
Miss Gaunt
Ralph
Carr
Southern
Washington
New York
H. Belew
Bristol
James Hurt
John Battimore
Azewell, Va
Austin Belew
Lynchburg
Chapman Belew
Clintwood
R. G. Waterhouse
Emory
Johnson City
God
Wyantied Tale Hoarders Wanted Boarders Readied
A few family boarders are sought at a reasonable rate. Apply to Men Fan nie Crumley, Kiug Street. Also offers hotel style boarders with furnished rooms in a convenient location near the business part of the city. Mus £ 1) W. Syanurs, 117 Walnut tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Crumley
Kiug Street
W. Syanurs
Walnut Tract
Notice of stock certificate renewal loss East Tennensee and Western North Carolina RR
Administrators Boswen and Hanter state under oath they lost certificate number 71 for two shares issued May 2 1482 to A Jobe on East Tennensee and Western North Carolina Railroad. An application is made for renewal dated March 24 1008 before notary W P Dangau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewat Tennesave and Western North Caroling Railroad Company
BE. Boswen
Renewal application for lost stock certificate No 56
J J McConnie administrator swears loss of certificate No 56 for one share of East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad stock issued September 13 1841 in the name Landon Carter. Application filed in Carter County Tennessee March 18 1008 before T J Willan Seasy Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Tennessee
Carter County
J.J. McGorkle
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Landon Carter
J. McConnie
TJ. Willan Seasy
State of
Kansas
Colton County
John Bayes
John Bayless
Tullor
Lebo
Kannas
Notice of stock certificate renewals and bids from 1908
The document records loss and renewal claims for stock certificates of multiple railroad companies including Bath Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad and East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad. A notary public certifies sworn statements by John Bayless. Separate public notices solicit sealed proposals from the National Soldiers Home treasurer for subsistence, household, capital, farm, repairs, current expenses, and clothing supplies with specified bid deadlines in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Branch
National Soldiers Home
Local Society Notes and Legal Verdict Report
Mrs. , Hawking and daughters, Minsos Frances and Katherine, visited in the city yesterday as guests of Mrs. Chas McNeil. Chancellor Haynes rendered a judgment for $12.40 in Galloway-Pease Co. vs Yonka Lumber Co. Mark Hannah bought five Mats on Unake avenue and plans a residence. correspondence from Abingdon notes Misa Lucile Scott hosting F F V s for Misa Mabel Gildessonvey of Johnson City. Miss Marion Friberg returned from Knonville for Laura Banman and J S Hall wedding. hosted Miss Rathbone with 600 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawking
Frances
Katherine
Jonesboro
Chas, McNeil
Haynes
Galloway-Pease Co
Yonka Lumber Co
Marion Friberg
Knonville
Laura Banman
J.S. Hall
Jeanette Rathbone
Miss Rathbone
Misa Friberg
Appointments and ventures mark Johnson City scene
R Gardner appointed deputy clerk and master at Johnson City by A L Shipley after qualification at Electric Park corner Fourth Avenue and North Main. Buford Mathes and Charlie Weaver step down after years. A summer vaudeville and amusements planned. David D Myler dies aged about 52 on Second Avenue after lingering illness. Funeral by Rev J Lem Keevil at Oak Hill. EJ Vaught sells Tennessee Furniture stock. J G Sterchi of Knoxville buys at 70 cents on the dollar for 10,187 89, reopening May 1 with Frank Henderson as manager. Stock to be sold at cost in sixty days. Sterchi’s Knoxville firm to benefit Johnson City mercantile growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gardner
J. R. Gardner
Johnson City
A. L. Shipley
Mr. Gardner
Buford Mathes
Charlie Weaver
Fourth Avenue
North Main Street
Carnegie
David D, Myler
Second Avenue
J. Lem Keevil
Oak Hill
A. Sterchy
EJ. Vaught
Tennessee Furniture and Supply Company
J. G. Sterchi
Knoxville
Vaught
Frank Henderson
Sterchi
Ite Mercantile
France
Vauban
Lille-la-Guillerme
Caen
Dieppe
SAS
J. E
Smalling Farm
McMakin
Aey
Banders Stable
Free Hill
East Tennessee
Tennessee
Death of B B Garst and Walter Gray
B B Garst died Saturday after a long illness with cancer of the stomach. He was about 40 and a Christian church member. Rev J Lem Keevil preached the funeral Monday afternoon and the remains were interred by the Maccabees. Walter Gray, 12, son of James Gray, died last Friday after blood poisoning from a light ankle scratch a week earlier. Interment took place at Boones Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Garst
Christian Church
J. Lem Keevil
Maccabees
Walter Gray
Jame Gray
Boones Creek
Corner Stone Laying at New M E Church Begun
Plans are under way to lay the corner stone of the new M E Church south of town on May 0 with Rev B Vaught aiming to have Bishop Hows present. The Masons and other orders will participate along with several ministers including Rev Richardson of Knoxville and Dr Price of Morristown to preach in the week before the ceremony. The church, one of the finest in the region, will be ready for dedication by mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Church
South
B. Vaught
EB. B. Hows
Frank Richardson
Knoxville
BR. N. Price
Morristown
Keevil Resigns from Johnson City Church To Lead Sherman Pastorship
Rev J L Keevil resigns as pastor of the Christian church in Johnson City after nearly five years of service. He will assume the pastorate of the Pirot Christian church in Sherman Texas. A congregational committee led by J M Ganat W Price and J B Crouch prepared resolutions of regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lem Keevil
Christian Church of
Johnson City
Pirot Christian Church
Sherman
Texas
Janet
Christian Church
Jonson City
J. M. Ganat
W. Price
J.B. Crouch
Original Poems and Rhymes by William Yancey Erwin Arrives
William Yancey Erwin, author of Original Poems Rhymes and Acreatica, called at our sanctum and presented a copy to the editor. The Tennessee native, educated in Nashville and now a Lexington Ky resident, showcases themes of love religion nature wit humor romance heroism and tragedy. The Keller Publishing Co Evansville Ind issued the silk bound volume. Erwin and his wife tour the south and will stay several days in our city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yancey Erwin
Erwin
Tennessee
Chicamanga
Nashville
Lexington
Keller Publishing Co
Evansville
Ind
South
Spartanburg Plans to Welcome the Carolina Clinch Ohio Line
Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce directors approve a banquet feature to celebrate the Carolina Clinch field and Ohio railroad entering Spartanburg. Officials of the railroad will be invited, aiming for an elaborate city event. banquet date to be fixed and plans soon reported. Nearby Georgia politics feature governors pledging to Anti-saloon League demands, with pro prohibition rhetoric affecting party lines amid Democratic Party tensions. Chattanooga Times notes Dr. King’s New Life Pills promoted by Miles’ Nervine as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
8. C
Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad
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M. E. Church
Geo. Ft. Brown
Mra
J A. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Bi. Guinn
Guy 1. Smith
Watauga Avenue
Woo. Pierce
Railand
Warkel Straw
St John
Dr A Dickey
Tobnson City
Fabrnoy
W. B. Coon
Thoreaayeee
W. C. Pierce
West Market Street
Failroad
Barton-Mountcastle
Raod Island
M. Jackson
Ba Tonnessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company
London Catter
J.J. McConkne
Bath Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Joux Bayness
Jno. F. Pierce
Mark Hannah
Unake Avenue
New
Stuart Streets
Abingdon
Bristol Herald-Courier
Misa Lucile Scott
Misa Mabel Gildesslonvey
Myler
M. Baree
Orne
Portici
Quenotte
Cherbourg
Camargo
Niger
Coupana
Gaulois
Brocardo
Performer
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Portict
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Faustine
Serpolet Bai
Reynolds
Li Ater
Conpuerant
Mi Pierce
Success
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Kapital
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J.C. Knox
Corsair
Voltaire
Imperieux
Pilot
Imperiux
Young Rattler
Volunteer
Rattler
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Lofty
Godolphin Arabian
Matchem
Rogulus
Godolphin Arabia
Matcrem
Cade
Partner
Jigg
Ate
Godolphin
Arabian—brown
Roxana
Divus
Kapitat
Quebec
Electrique
Qubec
Ganymede
Tapatient
Anymede
Bay
Xerxes
LaLouve
Chasseur
Young Highflyer
Ralel SR
Snap
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Flora
Magnum Bonum
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Byerly Tark Cade
Godolphin Arabian—brown
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Woodpecker
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Miss Ramadeu
Tartar
Cypron
Blaze
Tarar
Moliora
Fox
Parner
Jig
Mixbury
Carwan Bay
Byerly Turk
Spanker
Georgia
Prohibition Party
Featers
Comb
Apura
Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
Bryan
Chattanooga Times
Dr. King
Nervina
DR. Downey L. Harris
Summers-Parratt Hardware Co
M.P. Dyer
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