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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
3
A jumbled page lists weekly crater notes and social updates from Norfolk recent events. It mentions Judge Lyle, Maggie Led ford, and residents like Kate Joie and Wu Silver in local streets and shops. There are hints of new buildings, a motel grocery store, and promotions for Grahl's and Wu, Silver & Co.
Merchants advertise fresh groceries at Grahl's and Wm. Silver & Co. Stations for glass and stationery offered by Summers Barton Parrott. I. H. Greene visits from Bakeraville en route to Knoxville. Walden Hale arrests noted on a Knoxville train. Pardue expands store on Market Street to 253105 feet to handle growing trade.
Ol Santa Claus invites Johnson City children to send letters to the Comet for publication. Embreeville furnace preparations near completion with ore-washers started and fires expected by mid December, promising work for hundreds at furnace and mines. Also notices a five room furnished cottage for rent on Boone and Myrtle with baths and modern conveniences.
John Sanders and Mise Dove Stevens wed at the home of the bride with Rev. M P Currico officiating and plan to relocate to California. Also noted are updates on Mrs Hannah’s critical illness in Austin Springs and various community notices about city projects and police appointments.
The East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad plans to build a machine shop at once to reduce repair costs and support car building. A North Carolina idle machine shop is under review for possible purchase if its plant proves sufficient.
Notice by B. Crocen administrator of the estate of H. H. Cronel deceased. Creditors with claims against the estate must present them by January 1. Those indebted to the estate should come forward promptly to receive settlement.
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