The Comet Cy H. Lyle Publisher and Owner
A short notice identifies The Comet Cy H. Lyle as editor publisher and owner with no further details.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
2
A short notice identifies The Comet Cy H. Lyle as editor publisher and owner with no further details.
Sympathy pours for Charley Haynes, son of Claiborne Progress editor Ben Haynes, who died at 24. Obituaries recall Ruth Brown who died at two, with funeral at United Brethren Church and city cemetery burial. poems mourn lost loved ones and praise enduring memory.
Confederate medical officer Dr. Cowan died yesterday at Tullahoma. He served Forrest as chief medical officer and boasted of providing medical supplies to his army and to Virginia. Morton remains as Forrests artillery chief while Kelley Billy Forrest and others of the staff have gone.
The Elizabethton correspondent reports Chester Wor of Memphis and Laura Collins were wed on the 16th at Johnson City with Judge P Q Miller officiating. Deafness marked both families. J W Worley served as interpreter. Correll arrived to escort Laura, with only sister Inez aware of the plan.
Tennessee authorities report Foy W. Dulaney former Washington County circuit clerk is under arrest in Kingston Jamaica. Governor Patterson wires the State Department to hold him for extradition and notes the case involves embezzlement in Tennessee. The telegram cites possible cooperation for provisional detention and says Dulaney may resist extradition.
The session of the First Presbyterian church called Rev. J. W. Siler of San Angelo to the pastorate after his earlier visit. The congregation, over 300 members strong, has been without a pastor since Rev. J. Edmunds Brown resigned and valued his sermons highly.
Governor Patterson will travel to Washington next week to secure government help for the good roads movement. He plans to confer with the chief of the good roads bureau and the secretary of agriculture to obtain two or three speakers to address the September convention in Nashville.
A fragmented medical notice warns deafness cannot be cured by local applications alone and attributes the condition to inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It claims permanent deafness if inflammation is not removed and cites catarrh as a common cause, offering a cure claim for Halal’s Catarrh Cure and promising a reward for proof of its failure.
SM Molumey died Monday afternoon at his daughter Mat CE Mithorn’s home after a long illness with dropsy. He was 76, a Southern Methodist since the war, and served as a lieutenant in Vangan’s brigade. A funeral was held Tuesday at Munsey Memorial Church, burial at Oule Hill.
Report from Boone's Creek states James Hilbert's store was broken into Sunday night. The owner, asleep inside, was said to have been beaten and rendered insensible. Upon Monday morning inspection, goods lay scattered across the floor as bloodhounds were summoned and dispatched to the scene.
The Sunday trip over the C. C. & (. to Johnson City proved highly popular with local residents. A Sunday list set a record, with Mr. Blickwell, the local agent, selling 17 tickets for the Bristol News Isis, Va. correspondent.
Stockholders of the Tennessee Brewing Company sue president John W. Schorr and two Memphis Shelby officials. The case seeks to overturn the anti manufacturers law and seeks to preserve the temporary injunction preventing shutdown of production and sale until the federal court rules.
Elizabethton Tennessee July 28 mayor Robert A. Long died at 4 pm Tuesday due to uremic poisoning. He had suffered poor health for weeks with a critical condition in the last week, leaving little hope for recovery.
Librs Capital reports deposits and net earnings for July 15 2009 annual and semi annual meetings. Renata shows net earnings of 2071.10. The bank invites the public to its new fire proof vault and safe deposit boxes, offering courteous service and access with one dollar for a safe place.
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