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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1904

Page

3

Local Tobacco and Variety Notes From Johnson City Tennessee

A miscellany from Johnson City Tennessee notes Imperial Flavoring Extracts made in Jabnaonity by Imperial Chemical Company. Local society items include Mrs George Hamilton and Mrs Sam Ponder hosting gatherings, Miss Nora Stern visiting Bristol relatives, and Mrs E E Ellsworth entertaining friends. News briefs cover railroad watchman at Roanst crossing, real estate movement, millinery department changes, revival meetings, and trips by residents to California and New Orleans with various local updates.

Imperial Imperial Chemical. Company George Hamilton Star Sam Ponder Han Theta Bestadert Cora Peoples Jonesboro E. E. Ellaworth Nora Stern Bristol H. D. Gump Gump Bros Nellie Ward & Friberg

Community Notices From Rogersville Star And Mountain City Tomahawk

Local chatter notes May Day activities and horse trades in Kentucky, plus residents moving to Johnson City. Wade Patton visits from the Rogersville Star with a 20 day furlough after a wreck. Geo E. Burbage seeks Republican nomination for representative. Rev J A Moore assists in a protracted Presbyterian meeting in Mountain City.

Wade Patton Geo Burbage J. A. Moore Second Presbyterian Church Johnson City Mountain City Presbyterian Church

Colonial Party with Old Glory Decorators and Hatchet Prize

Meadames Hart and Gildermeave hosted a colonial themed event at Gildermeave’s residence. Guests wore period costumes, displayed portraits of Washington and Martha, and participated in a hatchet naming contest to spell a name, won by Lady Washington. A cherrywood prize from George Washington’s hatchet honored the winner. a church concert and local engagements followed with patriotic songs and community remarks. The Bristol Telephone Co. announced upgrades and moved offices on Market Street as part of improved service.

Haines Wm. Silver & Co Main Street Meadames Hart Gildermeave George Martha Wanhington Wille Cox Misa Emma Miller Deaie George Washington van Renesclear Mra Sam Carr Mosdames J. A Martin Jobn Bowman Frank Evans H.W. Kirkpatrick F. By Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church Eakin Hall Sevier County Suwanee River Mr. Hall Bristol Telephone Company Ite Market Street Scarboro-Henderson Co

Officials visit to inspect smallpox situation in Jonesboro

Kirkpatrick and Mason, chairmen and clerk of the comms power, traveled from Jonesboro to Bristol this afternoon with Dr. B. L. Patton of Telford to oversee the smallpox situation. The Oneida Chair Co. secretary treasurer John W. Boring reports strong business in Lexington, North Carolina. W. P. Harris of Johnson City spent time in Bristol pursuing a lumber deal for Carter county, with 10,000,000 feet stored near the Strong Lumber Co. site. Chas. P. Wofford toured from the south to New York, rising to general southern agent for a leading American insurer, a rise his friends find gratifying despite a speech impediment.

Kirkpatrick Mason Jonesboro B. L. Patton Telford John W. Boring Oneida Chair Co Lexington N. C South W. P. Harris Johnson City Bristol Carter County Chas. P. Wofford New York Charlie

Wardrobes ordered for Soldiers' Home by Tennessee company

The Tennessee Furniture Company has ordered 1016 ward robes from Exum Furniture Co. for the Soldiers' Home. The wardrobes are finished in white maple with modern style and flawless workmanship. Preparations proceed to lay a third rail on the East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad between here and Elizabethton as weather allows. Superintendent Hardin has ordered materials and will start operations when possible.

Tennessee Furniture Company Exum Furniture Co

Watauga News Notes Local Visits and Dull Business

Miss Roxie Slaughter visits Mrs W A Gillespie and Mrs W W Scott improves from typhoid fever. Lee Smith loads logs for Anaka Lumber Co while M S Bennett grades road links. The Rev W J Carbaugh preached from Amos. Laura Salyer, five months, dies. interment in Mottern cemetery. Carter County court approves bridge project. Joseph Bowman plans return west. 1908 taxes due.

Roxie Slaughter W. A. Gillespie W. W. Scott W. J. Carbaugh Amos Laura Frank Salyer Mottern Turkeytown

Eighth District News Bits and Local Anecdotes

A meditation on a neighboring Mrs. Hise's health as age and illness cast doubt on recovery. Pleas Leach seeks the exact meaning of party amid a string of humorous quotes and pie exploits. Light items note A F Hous's illness, Edith Barton's illness, and W K Martins's declining condition in this local digest.

Leach Peck Elder Mary Ellen Lease Ignatius Donnelly A. J. McMackin

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