Market Street notices and local greetings in Gemr
Wanter-Cash paid for wool and feathers at 136 Market Street, D, Gemr, Local and Personal. R. Lin Henderson of Athens visits J. A. Parsons. Miss Maude Baxter visiting Misaes Bie and Gertrude Burrow in Bristol. John W. Cure and family from Bristol visit relatives. PF. P. Baxter plans to close out half his Chinaware stock in the next 80 days. Browning family returns from Greene county trip. Rev. J. Hi Snow and wife back from Kansas City Baptist convention. Say mister do you want a drag near The Comet office daily. Yellow and red sweet potato plants for sale at 10 cents per hundred at residence. Rev. J. Edmonds Brown returns from West Virginia vacation. Mrs. A. R. Johnson attends Virginia Institute commencement at Bristol. daughter Marion graduates with high honors. Dr Thomas Electric Oil urged for cramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lin Henderson
Athens
J. A. Parsons
Comet
W. G. Axprison
A. R. Johnson
Virginia Institute
Bristol
Marion
Thomas
Local notes capture life in city and county
W. W. White, among county’s prosper ous farmers, visited the city. work crews moved the E church to a Main street lot. W.L. Thomas planned Bristol visit and Tate Springs excursion before returning to the square. Mrs. Slack and guests from Bristol visited, as did Annie Wilson of Johnson City. Lessons from Science Hill graduates were conferred. Rev. McAlpin plans to move to the city in July. James Allen of Greene county browsed the town. road work contracts signed by S. R. Taylor. Daughters of the Confederacy to host a Crosses of Honor ceremony at Carnegie Hotel on June 5. Daisy Mae Pierce wed Thomas Jarnigan of Tate Spring in Knoxville. couple honeymooning east before settling at Tate Spring. Rogers and Wyndham White, returning from Kingsport, reported land options along the South & Western route.
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BR. McAlpin
Episcopal Church
New Jersey
Miller Cottage
Watauga Avenue
I. P. Robinson
Science Hill
Misses Maude Beasley
Ella Russell
Claire Fulton
Unn ‘Templin
Fred King
Aseil Donnelly
Sonnie McCown
Fan Broyles
Daisy Mae Pierce
Thomas ©. Jarnigan
Tate Spring
Imperial
Knoxville
W. A. Atchley
Langston colored school's closing exercises impress locals
The Langston colored school held closing exercises at the operhouse last Monday night. Marion Hyder, a Johnson City native now preaching in Bristol, delivered the baccalaureate sermon last Sunday, which was well received. Notlee, Mewar, C. C. Conntiss and Chas H. Marlin bought a half interest in W. A. Kite & Co real estate and surveying firm at 189 Buffalo street, joining the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langston Colored School
Oper Louse Iaet
Marion Hyder
Johnson City
Bristol
Notlee
Mewar
C. C. Conntiss
Chas
H. Marlin
W. A. Kite & Co
Buffalo Street
Witt Rebuilds East Park Church By J D Crowell
Trustees of East Park church contract J D Crowell to rebuild on the old site in sixty days. Memorial Day observances at Soldiers Home drew many visitors as A H Pettibone gave a scholarly memorial address. Watauga Lodge No 210 will decorate graves of deceased brothers on June 18 in the afternoon. all members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Lodge
Brabsoo Huiiding
Viniting Brothers
Nashville
Nashville Produce Co
J.J. Opin
A. H. Pettibone
Watauga Lodge No
O. F
Knoxville
Martin Connor
Jno
F. Horne
F. K.zollivatter
Ale
Tann
Dig. uUov
Milligan Marriage Adds Young Couple to City
Last Thursday afternoon Mr. W. W. Price of this city and Miss Nannie Tee Rateliff of Herrin Illinois were united in marriage at Milligan. Rev. T. H. Garrett officiated. Miss Rateliff was a popular member of Milligan College’s graduating class this year. Mr. Price is a rising young attorney and won a delightful life partner.
Opening of the Federal Building at Greeneville events
A Monday evening celebration marks the Federal Building opening in Greeneville with 8 to 9 pm program slots and notable speakers led by Gov. John I. Cox and Judge C. D. Clark. Public access begins 7:30 pm, followed by a reception for Col. Brown. The event includes court exercises and a later reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Greeneville
Jaenedth
Johnson City
W.P. Brownlow
John I. Cox
C. D. Clark
W. Dol. Wright
BR. Brown
RB. W. Austin
Col. Brown
Lowth
Child’s Heaven Query Sparks Moon Clock Wonder
A mother rebukes a boy for misbehavior with a heaven reminder. The boy muses on his limited experiences from visits to two circuses and a titled venue, humorously noting he cannot go everywhere. Bobby asks a question about clocks on the moon, prompting an amused nonchalant reply.
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Charlie
Tom
Chicago Journal
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Brading & Marshall
Urugersu
J. J. Raxox
Allen
Market Street
Baxter
PF. P. Baxter
Mra
Araeee Soushina
Brian
J.T. Browning
Greene County
F. P. Baxter
Joe
Rev. J. Hi, Snow and
Wife
Kansas City
Rev. J. Edmonds Brown
West Virginia
Anda Connelly
John Swingle
Miss Connelly
M. Grunt
J. M.buck
T. Millard
City National Bank
STATE
City and
U. S
W. F. Carter
Jas
Byrd J. M
Buck
N, Brown
Taylor P.M. Ward
William
Jas. M. Gounteanp Harr
Witgname
J. D. Cox
Unaka N Johns
Tare L
Eansusr
Oashier
Apaw B
Cnoven
Ass’t Cashier
City
Tenn
al Bank
Elsen
Dr. A
N. Dobson
D.williams
Tate Li. Earnest
Tennessee Furniture and Supply Go
J. W. Bishop
Jas.h W. Smith
Bishop & Smith
General Insurance
New York
Cox Building
Johnson City, Tenn
W. 2. White
County
Luenday
Bist. Ness
Main
Oane
W.L. Thomas
Tate Springs
Gol
Charlea H. Slack
Mins
Annie Wilson
Misnes
Allie Lin
Florence Anderson
Conrier
Mins Zeta Slack
Johnson Ity
Mrs. Beeler
Jefferson City
Hon
Jas, Allen
Turaday
A. Bowman
Greene
8. R. Taylor
Taylor
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Carnegie Hotel
J. K. Rogers
Wyndham White
Kingsport
South& Western Railway
Langston School
W. A. Kerr
G. G. Counriss
Cnas
Odd Fellows
Milligan
Strouse Bros
Federal Building
Wofford Bros
Insurance
Unaka National Bank Building
J. A. Gargillo
Cooove
Beeca
Kodaks Films
Fru
Deva Farm
Perth
Dakota
Crown
Golden Eagle
Ferndell
Pardue’s
H. W. Pardue Market House and Bakery
H. F. Webb
W. W. Remine
H. C. Miller’s Drug Store
Bobby
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