Clinchfield Route Connects Johnson City to Charlotte and Wilmington
An notice from J J Campion Traffic Manager Johnson City Tenn states the Clinchfield route between Johnson City Tenn and Charlotte and Wilmington N C goes into effect July 25 1909 in Eastern Standard Time with through coaches and baggage cars daily connecting from all points North East West and South.
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Daly
Johnson City
Tenn
Charlotte
Wilmington
N. C
J. J. Campion
Mer
Johnsonity
Johnson City Election Notice on Water Works Bond Vote
Washington County Election Commissioners announce Johnson City Ward elections to decide on a 975000 Water Works Bond issue for up to thirty years at five and a half percent. Ballots list four prompts: For Water Works Bonds, Against Water Works Bonds, For Construction of Now Water Works, Against Construction of Now Water Works. Ballot literacy instructions and voting marks described.
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Tennessee
Johnson City
United States
Water Works
Wate Works
Now Water Works
Jaknron City
Nonresident Ike T Jobe Ordered to Enter Appearance
The bill sworn against Ike T Jobe, a nonresident of Tennessee, requires him to enter appearance by September 13, 1909, at Johnson City Court. If not, the bill will be confessed and taken for bearing ex parte. A copy of the order will be published four weeks in the Comet. August 14, 1900.
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Ted. Litton
Tennansee
Comet
Johnson City
Tennessee
J. W. Cass
Vines & Talee
Attys
Eva Martin
Washington County
Johneon City
J. W. Gass
Guinn
Barron
Richardson
City of Johnson Cty
Watunga Water Company
Johnson City Water Company
Johnson John
Mt Said
Sonstriet & New Water Works
Tennesse
WC. Reeves
Gus Broderick
A.B. Bowman
Ike T. Jobe
Lt Ia
Court House
Exparle
Teancasses
H. H. Garr
Local and Personal News Highlights in Greeneville
G A Willis, an experienced jeweler, joins Vansilver & ee. Visitors including Mesdames Cardwell and Llen in Greeneville, Paul Hunter of Richmond visiting locals. Roanoke’s John W Cure spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs N H Good hosts McClain of Texas on Myrtle Ave. Mr and Mrs Holtson note visits from Ada Darten and J W Cloyd. Radford’s Aimee Jackson visits Martha Alten, Martin, and Sam Bolton at Holston Ave. Annie May Greenfield of Memphis visits homefolks. Mrs N Dimick of Palm Beach visits daughter Mrs T T Reese. Richmond’s H C L Richmond and child visit Mrs J R Whisman. Sadie and Ada Pearson of Charlotte guests of Miss Sadtte Mitchell. Baxter Taylor and family arrive Tuesday for a short stay. Morgan sisters return to Roanoke after a visit to Mrs W F Jones. T B Russell and Mrs convalesce at Unaka Springs. W H Bransell and children return from Athens and Cleveland. A C Moore at new Oak Street cottage with Holston Ave. Mrs Will Lyon and Miss Carrie Click of Greeneville guest of Mrs H B Turner. Maj W H Clemmett of Richmond visiting daughter Mrs Cres man at Market and Roan. Mrs Goo E Wiley and Mrs Bond of Wise visit Mrs Virginia Parr. J Crumsey departs for Sullivan County to stay with sister Mrs Ryburn near Bristol. Rhoda Reeves returning from Athens Knoxville and Whittle Springs. Dr J Broyles back from Rome Ga arranging for daughter Sarah to enter Shorter College. S Mrs Byrd recovering from operation in Chattanooga plans to return home. George O Brien sustains minor finger injury from a colt. doctor attends, colt restrained.
Want Ads Offer Rheumathol and Local Listings
Rheumathol sold by druggists with 25e 50c and 1 dollar prices. Classifieds offer two story residence on West Pine street for sale and furnished room with board to gentlemen at 106 Harris avenue. Real estate and fertilizer ads from Carr Brothers W A Kite Co including farms and lots for sale and rent near Spring Street. Occasional phone number 12 listed for delivery of Concord Grapes and fertilizer products.
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West Pine Street
T. W. Davidson
Harris Avenue
Fanny Crumley
Ponder
Carr Brothers
W. A. Kite & Co
Spring Street
Care Brothers
Diverse Social and Local News from Knoxville City
Mesdames Will Gass and Moulder of Knoxville spent days at the Soldiers Home with Mrs. Paul. A young attorney, B. 8. Gore, admitted to the bar after serving the C and O Railway. Hawkins county jail at Rogersville burned. eight people moved to Morristown. Buckner visited Miller's Falls, Mass. Nat Jones injured at Cranberry Furnace Co. quarry in Watauga Point. Mrs. Eva Jobe accompanied by Dr. Luttrell and Miss Pearl en route to Knoxville. Laurette Pickelia of Bristol to open a kindergarten in the city in September after study at the University of Knoxville. Mrs. D. K. Trainum entertained with a house party on Locust Street. Guests included Misses Neeley, Barr, Elva Jobe, Marion Johnson, Grace McGee, Irene Hannah, and Messrs. Rollin and Murphy Reeves. Maj. G. T. Lee and Col. Junius Powell were guests of J. J. A. Powell of Wytheville. A trip to Bostic in President Carter's private car Clinchfield.
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Mesdames Will Gass and
Moulder
Knoxville
Soldiers
Mrs. Paul . Divine
Linville
Hawkins County
Rogersville
Morristown
I. N. Buckner
Miller's Falls
Mass
Eva Jobe
Happy Valley
Sam Luttrell
Miss Pearl
Washington
Laurette Pickelia
Bristol
University of Knoxville
D. K. Tranum
Locust Street
Jeter
David K. Trainum
Annie Neeley
Frankie Barr
Elva Jobe
Elizabethton
Marion Johnson
Grace McGee
Irene Hannah
Messrs
Rollin and
Murphy Reeves
J. J. A. Powell
Wytheville
Col
Junius Powell
J. Norment Powell
Powell
Maj. G. T. Lee
Bostic
Carter
Wood working plants restart after months of idleness
The Allen Panel Company and the Standard Oak Veneer Company resumed operations Tuesday after several months idle. The plants were recently purchased by Hon J Norment Powell Fred Powell and J A Wilson. The latter will supervise the operating department and full capacity is expected soon.
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Allen Panel Company
Standard Oak Veneer Company
J. Norment Powell
Fred Powell
J. A. Wilson
Rufus Black Dies From Blood Poisoning
Rufus Black, a familiar figure in the labor world, died yesterday morning from blood poisoning. He sustained a leg injury weeks ago while working at the Soldiers' Home. The limb was amputated Tuesday afternoon, but the disease continued and death followed Wednesday.
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Rufus Black
Iabor
Solidiers
Gen Harvey Hannah Weds Gertrude Taylor in Oklahoma City
Gen Harvey Hannah, railroad commission member and gubernatorial candidate, married Miss Gertrude Taylor at the bride's uncle Hugh Taylor's home in Oklahoma City last Monday night. The ceremony was private and surprised local friends. the couple planned an extended wedding tour before returning to Nashville.
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Harvey Hannah
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gertrude Taylor
Chuckey Valley
Hugh Taylor
Jas
P. Taylor
Robert L. Taylor
Alt” Taylor
Hannah
Railroad Commission
Nashville
Saturday Night Robberies In City
On Saturday night a group of petty thieves hit multiple Main and Market street locations including Dosver Bros Armour and Co KE W Brown Miss Nunt Evans Hill Pedigo Lockett post office. Only cash was taken prompting quick police action. Blaine Welsh was arrested at Armour and Co and Hush Campbell detained on suspicion as stamp sales raise follow up arrests.
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Dosver Bros
Armour & Co
W. Brown
Miss Nunt
Evans Hill Co
Pedigo Co
Lockett Bros
Post Office
Wilson
Blaine Welsh
Armour & Co's
Hush’ Campbell
New Homes Rise on Unaka Avenue in Southwest Addition
Geo T Wolford is building a residence on Unaka Avenue near Welbourne Street. Folsom Beckner has contracted for a modern cottage on Unaka Avenue adjoining his father’s property. The $10,000 Johnson residence is under rapid construction and expected to be the handsomest in the Southwest addition, rivaled only by Geo L Carter’s upcoming home. the dwellings are modern and equipped with every convenience.
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Geo. T. Wolford
Unaka Avenue
Welbourn Street
Folsom Beckner
J. Fred Johnson
Geo. L. Carter
Big Excursion Party From Charlotte
An excursion from Charlotte North Carolina Thursday brought 580 people with 200 more purchasing tickets en route but unable to board. Sleeping quarters were scarce, found at Johnson City with private homes, hotels, the Elks Home and Owls Nest opening their doors. Visitors enjoyed the sight seeing and returned Friday afternoon.
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Charlotte
N.C
Johnson City
Hotel
The
Elks! Home
Owls! Nest
Return of Frank D Love From Texas Visit
Frank D Love arrived in East Tennessee from Georgetown Texas on Monday his first return home since leaving seven years ago He is with Mrs Love a Texas native and their young daughter They plan several weeks visiting relatives and friends celebrate his success in the far west with hometown pride
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Frank D. Love
Georgetown
Texas
East Tennessee
Lone Star Suite
Mrs. Love
Frank
Far West
Channing
John R. Shields Dies From Train Derailment Injuries
John R. Shields, express messenger, died at Morristown General Hospital from injuries suffered in the derailment of Southern Railway passenger train No. 4 near Midway a week earlier. His death brings the total fatalities to three, including Engineer Samuel J. Bush and a third victim Henry Robinson.
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John R. Shields
Morristown General Hospital
Ti O'Clock
Southern Railway
Midway
Mr. Shields
Samuel J. Bush
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