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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1912

Page

3

Local Notes From Rogersville and Nearby

Visitation news from Le OrCal a La Miss Kiva Griffin in Norfolk and relatives in Grainger county. Mr. Frank Griffin returns from a visit to Grainger. R D DeVault leaves for New York to buy fall and winter stock. Funeral of Mrs. W A Kite held at Marvin Greene Co. Dr. Mel Cutcheon and Dr. L Lehe allel Jett attend Pazewell funeral. Ada Worley and daughter Mie Hinnele visit Mrs Wortey’s sister Mrs J A Holswo. Rogeraville Heenld Wlerk and Master Jo W Crom in take vacation in Canada. Comwt Iron Muaitres notes mixed opinions on Wilson and McMillin. Purdue's offers full line groceries, teas, coffees, spices, meats, fish, fruit jars, rubbers.

Frank Griffin Grainger County R. D. DeVault The Globe New York Down Oh Dr. L. le He Allel Panton's Purdue's

Taylor Knuckles Wedding__ Tennessee Belle Wins Bride and Groom

At the bride's home two miles north of town on Saturday at seven p m Rev Ro B Pritchett performed the ceremony uniting Miss Mary Knuckles and Richard Taylor Mr Taylor a Seattle trader and farmer of Russell county Virginia and to be congratulated on winning Tennessee belle Mer and Mrs Taylor will reside in Russell county Virginia

B. Pritchett Mary Knuckles Richard Taylor Taylor Seattle Russell County Tennessee Mer

The Noonday of Life and Constipation Relief

Married people should act for each other and children when illness arises. The suggestion centers on treating constipation and indigestion with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, promoted as a guaranteed, herbal laxative in a household bottle. A free sample offer is extended from the Pepsin Syrup Co. to Monticello, Alabama.

Pepsin Syrup Co Caldwell Bldg Monticello Sec Caldwell Caldwell Blig

Marriage Announced for Judge Simpson and Miss Ladson

Relatives in Tennessee note the August marriage of Judge Earnest Clyde Simpson to Miss Mae Etheridge Ladson at Bethlehem New Hampshire. The couple will reside in New Haven Connecticut after November.

Tennessve Earnest Clyde Simpson Mae Etheridge Ladson Bethlehem New Hampshire Judge Simpson Kate Sophia Simpson Harry Lyle Jiutge Simpson New Haven Conn

Telephone Service To Be Extended In City

T. T. Martin of Knoxville plant supervisor for Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company has spent three days here with Manager Walker discussing expansion of city telephone service. A large amount of cable will be laid at once and new territory will receive service.

T. T. Martin Knoxville Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Walker A

Cattle Guard Demo Ordered by Southern Railway

The Kent Osellating Cattle Guard company has received orders from the Southern railway to install guards for demonstration in this city. They will be placed soon after thorough testing on the O. & O. and others, with high approval from the railways.

Kent Osellating Cattle Guard Company Southern Railway

Johnsons visit Linville Valley friends and speech

Johnson City on August 17 reports Mr and Mrs A R Johnson visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Conner in Linville Valley. At a Sunday school rally Mr Johnson was principal speaker. The Johnsons formerly lived in Linville and were greeted by old friends and neighbors.

Johnson City A. R. Johnson Joe Conner Linville Valley Johnson Me. Johnson Linvillé Shem Mr. Johnson

Mrs Ellen Saylor Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Ellen Saylor, aged 67, died after a long heart condition. A staunch member of the M. & church, she had a cherished character. She is survived by six or seven children. The funeral and burial were held Tuesday morning at Buriel with a large crowd in attendance.

Ellen Saylor M. & Church Buriel

Ceremonies At Jonesboro Mark Cornerstone Of New Washington County Court House

Jonesboro Tennessee August 14 large crowd from across Washington county attended the cornerstone laying for the county court house. Speakers Harris of Macon Georgia and Charles H Slack Nashville Democrat praised Jonesboro and its elders. A barbecue followed, water from Old Mill Spring served as a symbol of return. About 5000 visitors were recorded with 1500 from other counties and 500 from other states.

Jonesboro Tenn Wakhington County Washington County Nashville Democrat Bette Harris Slack Harris Cherokee Creek Jobin Slack S. H. J. Cooper R. W. Dulaney

East Tennessee State Normal Bulletin 1912 18

The East Tennessee State Normal School bulletin for 1912 18 has arrived. It features seventy pages with illustrations of the main building women’s dormitory and George L. Carter who donated the school site. Enrollment totals include 477 in normal courses, 189 in high school, and 10 in Observation and Practice Schools, with 141 from Washington County.

East Tennessee State Normal School George L. Carter Washington County Eugenin M. Cox Katherine Gilmer Jennie Hatcher Lucy Hatcher FB. Nelson Jones Lucy Bitton Ida D. Campbell Louise Cooper Nora Shirtwell Ruth Hawthorne Miller Clara Million Mattie Strain Margret Woodrull Sc Ent Gilbreath

Expert Bible Teachers Exchange Closures in Bristol and Anderson Street

Keebler of Bristol, Bible Class teacher at Anderson Street M E Church South, will exchange closes with H H Dyer, Williams Bible Class teacher of Man Williams class. The Williams class comprises 126 men.

GU. Keebler Bristol Anderson Street M. BE. Church South H. H. Dyer

Johnson City Franchise Ordinance On Gas Plant and Extensions

City of Johnson City enacts a gas franchise detailing installation rules, safety duties, and city liability limits. Provisions cover plant purchase options, bonds, highway work supervision, property restoration, and penalties for failure to extend gas service within set terms.

Balt Futher Jetwaan Firth Alel Father Ordaland Equity Uch Nstouid Saidine Landing Ste Te Futher T M. Dickinson Wm, R, Pouder

Chamberlain's Tablets Promise Health Through Digestion Aid

An advertisement claims poor digestion causes illness and that Chamberlain's Tablets restore digestion, boost the liver and regulate bowels. It asserts the product eliminates the misery of faulty digestion and offers it for sale by all dealers with many claiming permanent cures.

The Trials of a Traveler by E Lam and E Youngs

A traveling salesman report by E Lam and E Youngs from Berkshire Vermont recounts frequent constipation and indigestion until trying Dr King's New Life Pills. They praise the remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles and note availability at Cy Miller's.

E. Lam E. Youngs Berkshire, Vt

Stockholders Meeting Notice for East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad

Stockholders meeting notice for the East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company to be held in Jolkinson City Tennessee on September 11 1912 at 12 noon to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and address any other business. Secretary JOIN S WISE signs the notice.

East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Co Jolinson City Tenn East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company Jurbicon City Tennessee Suile Lillett S. Wise

Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad

An old advertisement proclaims Texas Wonder cures for kidney and bladder issues in men and women. It promises relief from diabetes, rheumatism, and back pain through a mail order treatment, with testimonials and a Missouri address for Dr. Hull. Sold by druggists. postal order possible.

Texas W. Hull Oliver Sb St Louis

Dissolution Notice of partnership and office

The notice states the partnership formerly known as Dall & dTghasin has been dissolved this day by mutual consent. J Chimun Adie Co takes charge of all business obligations. August 14, 1S, A. Joans o. E. Fm. Dahl.

Betren Dall & dTghasin Mitus Conceit Tha

Infant Dies of Cholera Infatum at Sunset Hill Home

Eight month old Oxcur Roy, son of Mr and Mrs Gon ar Tellman, died Sunday afternoon at 4:00 PM at the Sunset Hill residence. Cholera infatum listed as the cause. Funeral held Monday at 2:30 PM conducted by Rev L G Hobard. The family receives condolences from friends.

Oxcur Roy Gonar Tellman Sunset Hill L. G. Hobard Meilman

Ray Hardwood Manufacturing Co dissolves by mutual agreement

The Ray Hardwood Manufacturing Co a partnership of Chas M Ray and A M Yost dissolves with J M Yost taking over all business and assuming liability. A M Ray and J M Yost sign the dissolution on August 7 11s. J M Yost to make speeches in ten congressional districts during August and September amid Democratic support and financial offers from state Democrats. Look out for cholera infantum warnings and Teething Syrup samples promoted by Dr Pahrney’s products in Nashville Tennessee August 14 1912.

Trn Ray Hardwood Manufacturing Co Chas, M. Ray A. M. Yost Mutual Agreament J. M. Yost ONAS M. Ray J. M. Yest Mary Sac Tam Jowhn Allison Nashville Tenn Pahrney

Judge Allison Declines Senate Race Amid Health Concerns

Chancellor John Allison announced he will not seek the U S Senate seat, citing health issues and inability to handle mental work. Acting Chancellor M T Bryan released the statement outlining Allison's decision and condition, noting the long period away from bench duties due to illness.

United States Senate John Allison Chancery Court M. T. Bryan Allison Anator Congress Gotler Pri

Attachment Notice in Johnson City Case

Attachment notice issued by Justice of the Peace P Q Miller in Washington County Tennessee. Defendant J Horton is a non resident and cannot be served by ordinary process. An attachment was levied on his property and he is ordered to appear on September 14 to defend or default. Published in The Comet for four weeks.

J. ¥. Horton Tennentee Comet Johnson City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kiva Griffin Norfolk, Va Tadian Ruaner Dicks Matson, Jr Boa W. A. Kite Marvin Greene County MelCutcheon Rogersville Knuckles Mrs. Ellen Saylor East .Tenn. State Normal Bulletin Walt Belurther Holt Gritites Chay Hall Taterest Paurelnat Platts Begie Soho Hamilton Soldiers Dove's 7Th Avenue J.B. Worley Martha Washington City Transfer Co Stockholders’ Meeting University of Tennessee Head of Public School System Colleen Liberal Arty Selih Brown Ayers Newport D. R. Beeson Brown Bldg Johnson City, Tenn Conner Bros. Furniture Company White City Laundry Co J. E. Coleman Mor W. L. Harwood W. Main St P. Q. Miller T. K. Broyles
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