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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented Tennessee political column discusses Governor Cox, the Adams law, liquor interests, and railroad support, citing Sullivan and Hawkins counties. It notes Cox’s rumored senate tilt, editorials from the Harriman Record, and local reactions amid party maneuvers for the state ticket and presidential prospects.
Miss Marion Friberg and Miss Hart hosted gatherings with guests and brides party celebrations on June 2 and the following weekend. Mrs. L. Armbrast and the Hart McCain bridal party enjoyed a buffet. The Globs hosted Miss Fra Mats with cherry themed games. The N A S B A Clubs attended. Reorganization of the Commercial Club planned for July 6 in the Armbrust Smith building, aiming for 100 to 125 members. Advertising from Dr Fahroey and Downes Ointment included.
The bank’s 18th year statement shows resources near the million mark with total credits at 627,40288. Deposits increased by 105,000 and the profits account grew by 1.10. The report asserts strong business performance and confidence in management.
Wise Minwintankal Dead Jina Minnie Hankal aged twenty ning years died Friday morning about j uitté o'clock at her home on the Clin ton pike. Remains will be shipped to Johnson City Saturday at 9:35 a.m. for funeral services there. She was the fourth daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Mike Hankal and moved from this city to Knoxville about a year ago before contracting consumption. Funeral services will be held Sunday morning at Mrs. Garst residence and burial at Oaks Hill.
A party visiting Bluff City fell ill after eating ice cream that had been prepared a day earlier. Sixteen people, including Mrs. Clarence Beachfield and Mrs. A. T. Markwood, required medical aid. prompt treatment saved several lives. The incident follows a report in the Mountaineer about a rail project and a testimonial for a tonic.
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