Christmas notices and local social items fill busy town page
The column lists holiday plans of Dick Hoge Marshall and David Buck Timbers, shop announcements for Jackson and Star Restaurant, a Christmas meals sale, and a jewelry sale at I N Beckner. It also notes a city council election of Thoreday night, crowds visiting Knoxville for Santa, a freight train accident near a 5 W line, a fatal illness, a wedding, and a hospital update on Mrs T J Galloway.
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Dick Hoge
Hom
Marshall
North Carolina
David Buck
Bald Mountain
Will P Cooper Dies After Illness in Johnson City
Will P Cooper died Tuesday afternoon of pneumonia after catching a cold following a Monday absence due to af fairs. He lived in Johnson City for years and leaves a widow and children. Funeral services were at his home and he was buried at Oak Hill. A Carnegie Library push spurred Commercial Club and Public Library Association to seek renewed Carnegie funding for a city library.
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Stal
Knoxville
P. C. Hows
D. V. Sells
Milligan
Star
Will P. Cooper
Cooper
Johnson City
Oak Hill
Commercial Club
Public Library Association
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Washington and Tusculum
B. Allen
O. H. Lyle
J. BE. Brading
Wils Williams
Austin
Texas
Nashville
S. C. Willian
8. C. Williams
Elizabethton Couple Weds in Elegant M E Church Ceremony
Elizabethton Tennessee December 10 The season’s highlight was the marriage of Harlow Shaw Dixon to Miss Sophia Hunter at the M E Church South Rev Barney Thompson officiated The church was beautifully decorated with palms flowers and evergreens The bride wore silk and carried lilies of the valley bouquet Ushers Chas Hunter and A M Scutt and flower girls Hildred Hunter Elsie Tipton Evelyn Scutt Laura May Boring accompanied the procession.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Maroe
M. E. Church
South
Harlow Shaw Dixon
Sophia Hunter
Barney Thompson
Chas, Hunter
A. M. Scutt
Hildred Hunter
Elsie Tipton
Evelyn Scutt
Laura May Boring
Nonresident Defendant Ordered to Appear in Tennessee Bill Case
The bill filed against Mary C Lewellyn states she is a non resident of Tennessee. She is ordered to appear by the first Monday in January 1406 and plead answer or demur. If not, the bill may be confessed as to her, with a publishing order for four weeks in the Comet.
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Mary C. Lewellyn
Tennessee
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Brading & Marshall
Ute
Guy
Post Omico
Brotiers
AeIo
Mus
G. W. Siantra
Vat Walent Street
Chicago Manufacture Inc House
Como Block
Chicago
Watauga River
B. Mounton
Watauga Point
Win G. Mathes
Post Office
Jackson
Mia
Allen
Wai. G. Mathes
G. Mathes
Jackson's
Aquare
F. P. Baxter
Wm. G. Mathes
F. P. Baxter's
The
Star Restaurant
Chas. Cargille
A. W. Spencar
Cline
Cargille Building
Thoreday
1. Strain
Street Bowl
N. Beckner
James Ponder
Lucy Louder
Anna Donnelly
Santa Claus
I. N. Beckner's
A. F. Hose
Hugh Hoss
New York
Pred Hoes
Armbrust & Smith
Spring St
C. D. Friberg
Lafayette
Ind
H. A. Taylor
Lilian Gillespie
Virginia
Dora Alice Pierce
Jarrigin
Tate Spring
Phil H. Pierce
Neaete
G. D. Pippin
Pippin
Dick Berry
Esq. Miller
Unicoi
Berry
Unicoi County
W. BE. Simcox
Dora Sanders
M. P. Uarico
Mary
Mabel Eldersleeve
University of Tennessee
H. W. Pardue
R. M. Galloway
Au Seaty
Swiss
N. C
Boone's Creek
Ed McClain
West Market Street
Saprleted
T. J. Galloway
Philadelphia
Sentene
R. C. Hunter
Uenuenue nenRann
E. Guinn
Buffalo St
Cargille
Frank Taylor
Post
Adams Building
J. A. Cargille
W. P. Cooper Bowl
Carnegie Library
W. J. Matthews and
Carlile
Hart & Houston
Libby
China
Holiday Books
Dast Demenno & Western North Caroling Rails Font Company
Dtedd
Anutuat West
Jaores PL
Daynon
APF
Trowresinn
Washington County
P. Taylor
Baat Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Ty 'T
Fainwood
Mrs. Wood
Mystic Shrine
Mr. Wood
John Lewellyn
Descaiy Ltd
A. Svirney
Cardus
Ghatinnooga Mweakine Co
Ovien
Hani Baker
Weesier Grivee
I. N. Beckner
Saring St
Ist
Summers-Parrott Hardware Company
H. F. Webb
Johnson City, Tenn
Hugh F. Webb
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