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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
3
Female help wanted in dining room at Planters Hotel Ardross Tennessee. Positions offer satisfactory wages. References to McKew Johnson City Tennessee noted in ad.
Local scene shows visitors and guests from Gallatin, Knoxville, Bristol, Rogersville, and Toronto. Notable items include Prof. J. R. Lowry moving to Knoxville for a Park City school post, Rev. A. A. Ferguson’s Turkeytown revival, Misses Gildersleeve hosting Shay and Ward, and various social calls, boarders, and coinages from Jackson Grocery Co and the Star House refurnishing.
A scanned city church directory lists Rev AY. Janes Robinsay at Puxtorom in Harris Avenue with Sunday programs and weekday services, followed by Rev Lioy Krovi at a Main Street location offering Bible School and prayer meetings. Additional entries include Episcopalian, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other parish pastors with service times and addresses. local social notes mention visits, illnesses, and business news.
Victrola style pitch notes a Victor phonograph as top pick. Wm. Silver & Co offers machines, operas and jewelry in one shop. Johnson Guy, enn. handles sales and service with local emphasis.
Route to Embreeville AS W engineer corps began a journey Friday morning from this city to Embreeville. Cranberry Furnace will go in blast again this week after six weeks idle for refining and improvements. When digestion troubles rise you need Dr Calwell's Syrup Pepsin a safe pleasant laxative sold by druggists around $1.00 with money back if it fails.
Colored Mason group to meet in Johnson City next Monday for four days with many state masons attending. Plans include a sham battle, military drill, two baseball games against Lexington Kentucky, and other amusements to celebrate the Fourth.
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