Local Notes From Jamestown and Nearby Visits
The Comet notes multiple visits and returns from Jamestown and nearby towns. Individuals such as H. Bowers and wife, Miss Gertrude Burrow, Miss Sallie Faw, and Miss Sarah Myroyles are listed among those traveling to or from Jamestown. Dr Joli P. Lamb and Rev J W Rogan are mentioned with guests, while business ads promote aluminum ware and dairy products. City officials studied street paving plans in Knoxville ahead of contracts.
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H. Bowers
Jamestown
Johnson City
G. J. Pelty
Piney Plate
Eas
Amnabel Alford
Knoxville
Taeraensaut
Local items note voters registration and notable visits
Residents and visitors are listed with movements and events. Dr A Bowman plans vacation in Greene county near Yellow Sulphur Springs. Hart and Jamie Hart travel east for fall stock purchases. Rev. A N Jackson from Wytheville visits Johnson City. Watauga Lodge I O F elects D A Vines as representative to Grand Lodge. Registration for Johnson City voters opens August 12, 1907 with locations on Boon Street and the Dobson Building. James Tilson of Connecticut visits town and receives a gift watch. Sunday School picnic planned to Cranberry Inn grounds with rough schedule and tickets.
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Washington County
Johnson City
Tennessee
Town of
Johnson
White Elephant
Boon Street
M. B. Martin
Dobson Building
Main Street
Teunesses
Greeneville And Tusculum College Open Next Session
Greeneville and Tusculum College in Greeneville Tennessee advertise the selection of a college as important for a son or daughter. The institution is praised for location courses faculty equipment community aims and excels. It enters its 114th year and invites inquiries for the upcoming session beginning September 3 with a catalogue available on request.
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Locasion
Greeneville and
Tusculum College
Death of Prof W L Patton Sparks Mystery in Bristol
Prof W L Patton died at Mrs Sam Owens boarding house after a brief illness, suspected heart disease. He was about 50, a brother of Wade Patton a King Printing Co employee, came here three weeks ago, leaves a widow and seven children. Body sent to Telford for burial.
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W. L. Patton
Sam Owen
Wade Patton
King Printing Company
R Patton
Telford
Tenn
Bristol Herald- Courier
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Mee Wol
Payor Wad Doo
Taylor
Huil’s Gap
Mra
WB Whiteside
Wink Wo Herson
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Ivo. KR. Brown
Joli P. Lamb
France
Old North
Tate
Crook
B. White
J. E. Wade
Nelle Wace
Ella Barrow
W. J. Matthews
Nashville
W. T. Painter
Roan Mountain
Jonesboro
W. W. Faw
Sallie Faw
Sarah Mroyles
John H. Bowman
Jountain
Duke” Cigar Co
J. W. Rogan
Fotel
James Burrow
Brisfil
Builtless
Lyla, Jr
the Aub Clothing
J. A. Parsons
A. Bowman
Greene County
ET. Hart
Jamie Hart
East
Mr. Hart
Hart and Houston
A. N. Jackson
Wytheville
Martin
Ankrom
Nervies
Watauga Lodge
I. C
D. A. Vines
Grand Lodge
M. H. Panhorst
W. J. Robinson
Morristown
Dr. Robinson
Roanstreet Baptist Church
J.B. Hart
John Drake
W.I. Whitman
Sullivan County
Wils Williams
Austin
Texas
William
New York
Wils
Meadames
A. J. Ooile
Pearl W. Kelley
C. E. Penn and Daughter
Humboldt
Unaka
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Roan Street
Carrie
Ope Eastman Pocket Kodak
J. EB. Horst
G.L. Shean
John Q. Tilson
New Haven
Conn
Urwin
Tilson
House of Representatives
Connecticut
Ana
John
Virginia Coals
Steve E Wood
Maca Corporatio
Greeneville .and
Greeneville
Dayton A. Dobbs
Greeneville, Tenn
Ted
Jackson Grocery Company
Phonr
Brading & Marshall
Summers-Parrott Hardware CO
Capital Stock
Atkins
Chattanooga
Bom
Cattaraugus
Yale & Towne
Clauss
Gandy
Atlas
Oneida