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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
3
A fragmentary church notices page lists sermons prayer meetings and services at multiple congregations. It includes times and locations for First Presbyterian, Watoga Avenue Presbyterian and other local churches with pastors named such as Varaiarie and Ballinoe, noting Sunday school, prayer meetings and evening services.
A few table boarders sought at a reasonable rate by Mrs Fan nie Crumley on King street. Mrs W Santo offers furnished rooms near the business part of the city at 117 Walnut street. Rhode Island Reds and cockerels offered by W J Ben at 6081 Store. A light red Darlam steer missing since Friday. liberal reward for return or 350 for evidence in case of theft or slaughter. contact F B Wixrs Johnson City Tennessee.
A quirky exchange features two men debating memory and plans to forget. One claims a good memory is essential while the other offers a simple method. the snippet ends with a fragmented, humorous line.
Back pages fill with brief items about residents and visitors. Mrs Hah Webb and others improve after illness while Walter Cargille and Robt White visit Bristol. Meats and kitchen goods advertised at low prices. Officials travel for oath, banks open, and local business changes noted including the Limestone bank opening with De A S Dobson as president and local shareholders.
Mrs. Oyite Campbell dies after a protracted illness at her Bast Park home. She leaves a husband and five children. Funeral services held at the Inte residence by Rev. M. P. Carico and burial at Oak Hill. A second note mentions Inaac W. Austill describing suffering and a promotional reference to Wine of Cardai with a local sales claim.
J D Keebler and Son of Rheatown visited Tuesday to select a site for a limestone canning factory. They have already placed an order for the facility and plan to operate the plant in Rheatown as well.
The notice lists church services at St John’s Episcopal Church Charen at Corner Road and Myrtle with times Friday 1 80 p m Lanes Guild at Mrs Camp’s residence 7 00 p m litany and commemorative address 8 00 p m choir practice Saturday 3 80 p m Sunday school musical practice 7 90 a m early communion 9 16 8 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m morning prayer and sermon plus Washington County Teachers Association meeting at the courthouse in Jonesboro Saturday January 26 1907 with program items and speakers including Rev G W Phelps H J Depew W M Painter Miss Lennah Vince and others.
The Ladies' Home Journal patterns are advertised as simple accurate and best. The Hart and Houston Store Irving and this Cats carry the free guide chart. A tale recounts Sir Henry Irving showing kindness when an elderly woman asks for work. The manager says there are three watching the cats and Irving suggests a task.
A timid young man asks Miss Pinkle if her father objects to their visits. Bashleigh answers with a blush that he objects if the purpose is merely to woo, signaling a cautious parental stance on the liaison.
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