Non-Resident Notice in Tennessee Court Case
The Chancery Court at Johnson City Washington County Tennessee issues a four week publication notice for Eva Martin a non resident to appear before the Clerk and Master by September 6 1909 or the bill will be confessed and proceed ex parte. The notice appears in The Comet Johnson City asserting the case against Eva Martin and naming Clerk and Master J W Cass and solicitor D M Guim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothin
Eva Martin
Tennessee
Comet
Johnson City
Washington County
Eye Martin
Eaid Court
J. W. Cass
D. M. Guim
T. Jove
Smaid Bill
Wnh
Tennesssee
H. Fi, Carr
Water Works Bond Vote Ordered in Johnson City Tennessee
In August 1909 Johnson City authorities ordered a bond election to raise up to 375000 dollars for a new water works system and to determine if the city should purchase or condemn a full water works project. The measure targets supplying water to Johnson City and adjacent areas, with plans estimating total cost around 374000 dollars and options for construction or condemnation. The election is set under local charter provisions and will be held under city supervision.
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Haypan
Jad
Aetugin Cheyer
Hyperd
Julian
Wilien Ts Swat
Sale
Guniyantes
Herston
Ascortalnhne
Fehrs
Mayer
Jolinean
Tolingen
Dotiian
Gihoosth
Wakter
Stipup Mann Fabri
Watinawes
Johnson City
Tennessee
Reeves
Gus Broderick
A.M. Rowman
Sebtann Beet
Johnson City Water Works Bond Election Notice
Voters in Johnson City Tennessee will decide on issuing bonds up to 975,000 for Water Works for up to thirty years at five and one half percent interest. Ballots are to include options For Water Works, Against Water Works, For Construction, and Against Construction with cross marks for each choice. The notice outlines procedure and authority of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
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Tennessea
Mie
Miard
Mae Esty
Johnson City
Iil
United Stats
Vloetion Tekots
Sali Wleo
Board of Mayor and Alder
Tenninsee
Supplemental registration for Johnson City voters in 1909
Supplemental registration dates set for the First and Second wards of Johnson City Tennessee to qualify residents for the September 11 bond election. Registration offices open four hours at the courthouse and White Blankner near Boon and West streets, with county officials overseeing the process. Also notes annual stockholders meeting for East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company on September 4, 1909, at noon in Johnson City. Classified rental notice for furnished room and board on Gur Mrs. Fanny Crumley’s property.
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Johnson City
Tean
Tentssoo
Satuday
Tenn
Bouke
Court House
Spring Street
Rowtatrars
Lawrenen, Co
Swingle
Swingle, Second Ward—to the © White Blast
Boon
West Ire
Birchin
A. Dgarers
Esse Marth
Aramet Ie
Reeves
Clin
Gus Broderick
AL T. Howman
Wisshilogton County
Uite
East Tennessee & Western North
Corollum Railroad Company
Tennessee
East ‘Tennessee’ Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Johson City
Wernexlay
Johns & Wise
Local and Personal News Roundup From the City
W A Robbia returned from Beas Saturday while Mrs Goo Tontray visits homefolks in Thixtol. Capt and Mrs RB Dane welcomed a son last week. J C Phillips spent Monday with family at Copeland Springs. Louise Martin visits Minnie Cox in Oliver Springs. W Eaton and wife visit relatives near Ruslford Mixy Mary Nelson of Knoxville guests of Mins A M Stuart. Charles J Vine of Dallas Texas visits near the city. Wink Grubbs accepts a position at the Soldiers' Flame as tinsver. Jats Ay Mirtinhi returns from New York and Atlantic City. Miss Reeves of Heistel guest of the Mines Dower on Third Avenue. Miss Sarah Barker of Tristal visits Mix HLG Morison this week. Lathe Sillivox of Knox Ville visiting Ged Simcox near the city. Mr and Mrs Jennings at home after bridal trips. Bust Haxesheriff and A Horn with We Horn of Monroe NC in the city. Anna Bachman of Bristol visits Mrs Bachman. Mr BF Brown and Mary Brann visit relatives in Ewin. Hattie Bushong of Bristol visiting Preas family. C Bachman with City National Bank while J A Swadley oniy Spontion. Dr J P Metzger and family back from Pennsylvanian visit. Mr Phillips and son of Brooklyn visiting Mrs Phillips sister. H Gildersleeve and Fran Burbage with wife visiting Worthnote. Clim 1 Stthorms and wife of Menphils visit city. Miss K hor remains several weeks.
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Mise Hattie Bushong
Bristol
Bravely Facing Death on Train Wreck Hero Engineer Bush
This Knoxville report recalls the Southern train wreck near Midway. Engineer Samuel Bush endured flames and injuries to save passengers, refusing whisky and insisting others test his sobriety before his final run. Local visitors and residents share condolences and notes on Bush’s brave act and steadfast character.
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Midway
Samuel Bush
Knoxville
Bush
Hin
Sally Morton
Ieee
Briday
Gate City
Thal
Washington County Appoints Woman’s Dept Chairman
Mr C E H Lyle has been appointed chairman of the woman’s department of the state fair for Washington county and will select a large number of assistants from each district at once. Catalogues available by addressing her at Johnson City. The list of assistants will be published next week.
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C. E H. Lyle
Woman's Department of the State Fair
Washington County
Johnson City
New Engine Draws an Immense Load
Kingsport dispatch reports 75 steel coal cars fully loaded moved by 200 ton engine No 500 on a heavy grade near Fordton on the Holston river. The train strained the drawheads of several cars, forcing side tracks and delaying a passenger train about an hour.
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Kingsport
Bristol News
GC. C. & C. Thutlay
Carolines
Holston River
Fordton
Nashville Sleeper Service Adds Nashville to New York Route
Nos. 25 and 20 sleepers now run Nashville to New York via Tennessee Central, handled by the Memphis special from Knoxville. It marks the first time the Southern offers a Nashville sleeper beyond Asheville and Chattanooga, with Tennesseans offered direct through travel. Passengers can depart Johnson City at 4.90 p.m. and reach Nashville without a change, arriving early morning. Leaving Nashville at 10 p.m., travelers reach Johnson City by 11:40 a.m. the next day.
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Nashville
New York
Tennessee Central
Memphis
Knoxville
Southern
Asheville
Chattanooga
Johnson May
Chancellor Haynes Loses Two Barns in Thunderstorm
During a Monday night electric storm two barns on Chancellor Hal Haynes's farm near Tristol were destroyed by fire. The barns stood twenty feet apart and fire spread quickly. Horses were saved but burned hair indicates proximity. Loss estimated at $1,000 with feed and farm machinery damaged. fire insured for about half the loss.
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Olock
Hal HL. Haynes
Tristol
Belew and Misses Carr Entertain Forty Friends
Airs W Belew and Misses Carr hosted about forty guests at Mrs Belew’s Holston avenue home last Thursday afternoon. A drawing prize went to Miss Radu. A delicious coffee course and sandwiches were served.
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W. W. Belew
Misses Carr
Mrs O K Morgan Hosts Enjoyable Card Party
Last Friday afternoon Mrs U K Morgan hosted a card party for a select group of friends. Hearts was the theme and the gathering became a pleasant social hour with a dainty fare and refreshments provided.
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Mra U. K. Morgan
Hearts
Methodists Will Take the City Excursion Visit Arrives
A Charlotte excursion from Brevard Street and Hutelmont Methodist churches will reach the city this afternoon. Veterans are expected to be absent on Thomnd, staying through Friday afternoon. The Conners Club Ch era committee of entertainment will host city hospital tests and a special concert featuring the Munsey Memorial Archives by pastor Roy S. Ted Vaught. Visitors will be guided by boosters from the committee.
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Charlotte
Ncs
Brevard Street
Hutelmont
Conners
Clul Chuii
Ted Vaught
Comiubreihle
Injured Parties In Serious Condition After Mubawl Rail Wreck
Express Messenger shields and Mail Clerk McNabb were injured in the Mubawl wreck on the Bouth yenv railway, both reported in serious condition. Mr Sheilde of Morristown and Mr McNabb remain hospitalized. Two fatalities have been reported, Engineer Hush and a colored passenger.
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Shields
McNabb
Whine
Mubawl
Sheilde
Morristown
Mc+ Nabb
Bn Terfly
Hush
Surprise Wedding at Erwin Tennessee Sparks Local Festivity
A surprise wedding occurred at the Presbyterian Church in Erwin, Tennessee, as Dh Dh Davis of Pulaski and Miks Mary Deuderick were married by Rev. Frothington. Guests from the nearby Uo ku Springs hotel aided by a baseball gathering, while the bride wore a khaki shirt and the party celebrated late into the evening.
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Dh Davis
Puliekd
Miks Mary Deuderick
Presbyterian Mamset
Merwin
I. Frothington
Delle
HM. Hendrick
Uoku Springs
Groen
T. Wort Bayis
Geo
Cillen
Phe
Urata Springs
Mewto
Elliott
Fannie Brown
Philadelphia
Court in session as judge nears bench change
Law court convened with Judge Colenan presiding. The article hints at potential last session before Judge Tyler returns to the bench and notes the ongoing crises amid delays. Further sessions are planned with mentions of additional judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Court
Jay Horrange
Colenan
Fudge Tyler
Wieden
Alweele
Langer
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N.C
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Monroe
Hamle
Brading & Marshall Lumber Co
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Chancerry
Johuson City
Tennesser
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Ian Cindy
Yephiasin
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L 'Tred
Lau
Lon
Tenneson
Tennes
Wanhiiton County
Ponnesse
Beraby
Tennesse
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Gentlanew Only
Wal Toarrs Avenue
Fanny Crumley
Ponder
Carr Brothers
W. A. Kite & Co
SummersParrott Hardware Co
Spring St
K, Brown
Partolt Hardware Co
Xariboe
W. A. Kite & Go
J. W. Peopler
D.C. Walleye
D.C
Juhn Swadley
Chancery Court
Jobneon City
Teun
Nt. H. Care
the Banking & ‘Trnat Co, Et al
W. A. Robbia
Beas
Mrs. Goo
Tontray
Iit
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Bory
RB. Dane
Jess
J. C. Phillips
Copeland Springs
Louise Martin
Minnie Cox
Oliver Springs
Eaton
Wife
Ruwlford, Vu
Mixy Mary Nelson
Mins
A.M. Stuart
Charles J. Vine
Dattos
Texas
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Oly
Wink Grubbs
Soldiers’ Flame
Tinaver
Ay Mirtinhi
Atlantic Citys
Mist Reeves
Heistel
Third Avenue
Sarah Barker
Tristal
Morison
Mise Lathe Sillivox
Knox Vile
Simcox
TR. Jennings
Haxesherifff
A. Horn
We We Horn
Anna Bachnan
Bachron
Mr. Bf, Brown
Little Mary Brann
Ewin
Mr. Phillips and Son
Brooklyn
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Fran Burbage
Mr. Burdge
Stthorms
Ms Ki Hor
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Carly
Kanoxville
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Unaka Springs
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Berth
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Mitchell
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Rol
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Jonesboro
Thinley
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Mex Taylor
Babe Er Toile
Fron
Chucky Valley
K.N. Doser
Missin Seaman
Bealy
Shossee Roy
Heprement Shore
Kal Wilson
Mrs. W
Web
Miss M
Nustivil
Mr JG. de Armen
Mm. Chas
Wing
Mildred
Mrs. Wihig
Mrs. W. &. Wattles
Soldier Home
W. J. Crouch
Athens
Ala
Thinelty
Joe
Milligan College
Nuckles
Herward Lees
Atlanta
G. W. Lee
Walkul Street
Hope. Bensabaugh
Henry Heekly
Avon
4. W. Senkabaugh
Holston Avenue
Dr. Anderson
Pt. Worth
Mel HL. Weiler
Weller
Frank Taylor
York
Jo A. Crystal and Wife
Washington, D.C
Mesdames W. J. Matthews
Amzi Smith
Anoka Avenue
Mr. M. Carico and
Littleson
Henry Warren
Juanita Smith
Rockport
Recorder
Ellsworth
G.T. Lo
Lae
Alten
Mary Dyer
J. C. Hunter
Hier
Board of Ducation
Kathleen Gaunt
Florence Dickey
G. A. Tipton
Wilmington, N.C
J. H. Bach
Man
Dante, Va
Annis K. Morison
Big Stone Go
Hugh G. Morson and
Fainwood
Mr. Brown Sperow
Dante
J. Kk. Wade
Boring
Los Angeles
Cal
Mol
Weiler
W. M. Helton
Roberts Lee Jobe
Donald Brull
Vostol
Emma Lice Weiler
John T. Wilds
Wilson
Katherine Wills
Mary Dosser
Lillian
Kate Doser
Home Mission Society
City Mission
Wesley
J. W. Allen
Allen
Herald-Courier
M Gard
Annie Vi Ralsigh
Corea Benea
Cardus
Haynes
Mrs. Belew
Mrs.o.k. Morgan
Rireless Cooker
Norway
Barton-Mowntcaste Hardware Co
Johnson City, Tennessee
Methodists
Erwin, Tenn
China
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