Auga Lodge No 210 Meeting Schedule Note
Auga Lodge No 210 C B holds meetings Monday evenings in Bramhnd Building Raxt Market rear of Post Office. Visiting brothers welcomed.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
3
Auga Lodge No 210 C B holds meetings Monday evenings in Bramhnd Building Raxt Market rear of Post Office. Visiting brothers welcomed.
Cemetery Association ladies plan spring work including opening walks in the new section, gravel for three old-paths, grass seed sowing and fertilization. Only seed money remains. contributors urged at least 86,00 per unimproved plot. Donations to Miss Sallie Faw or Horace Miller receipts given. full list to appear in city papers. Amercial Club Organized reports nine committees with leaders O. B. Allen Haskett Wood and E. E. Ellsworth overseeing community propositions. club seen as essential for a growing town. Also brief items note One Minute Cough Cure advertisement, employment ads for reps of Bosactalene entity, and sale notices for meats and old stock by Augh F. Webb.
Oysters fresh from Norfolk served thrice weekly at Fred Weems' corner. Weems also notes a new watchman’s pavilion at Roan street. Chas. Davis injured after a fall from a scaffold at the new express office. The Southern plans a railroad survey from Johnson City to Marion. Rev J H Snow and wife to attend services. Dr Ringgold to preach next Sunday. Bristol council moves to study buying a water plant. Local visitors include J J Davis, W H Patton, and a Whitney Quartette group visit with R M May and wife.
An old advertisement touts Dr King Life Pills as a modern blood and liver cleanser. It recommends trying them at C. Millers drug store and urges keeping Dr Thomas's Electric Oil at home for accidents.
Bright Life Goes Out as Miss Belle Russell passes after a brief typhoid fever illness in Johnson City. Daughter of Rev. T. B. RupaeI, she was a cultured, popular young woman with a bright personality. Funeral held at her residence with Rev. J. H. Von Fossen and Dr. J. F. Spence officiating. interment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
The grief stricken father Tromas B. Russell recalls his baby daughter Belle who died after four weeks of sufferings. He speaks of her beauty and sweet farewell smile and asks for peace as he lays her to rest with flowers and earth, in memory of a cherished child and family.
Chief Clerk A J Welch of the Railway Mail Service conducted examinations this week with headquarters in Chattanooga. Fay Price scored 99 percent and C A A Pearce 98.60 percent. Welch also inspected Johnson City Traction Co facilities for mail transport between the South and Western depot and the post office.
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