WANTED TABLE BOARDERS AT KING STREET WARREN
A notice seeking table boarders at a reasonable rate from Mrs Fannie Crawley King Street Warren also mentions filling limited rooms in a desirable location near downtown Mrs C W Snaurre Walnut Street lists additional lodging options. Also includes a public bid for a Post Fund Store and Hotel Building with plans at the Treasurer’s office and by Paul E. Divine for specifications and proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Crawley
King Street
Warren
Mra. C. W. Snaurre
Walnut Street
Mountain Branch
N. A
National Soldiers’ Home
Tennemes
Post Fund
Paul EB Divine
Sver
Post Foxn
Monutal
National
Diera
Tenn
U'Elve M
Quartermaster's
Paws
Divine
Local and Personal Mins Read in Bristol Area
Hardy returned from New York on Tuesday with small talk about others. Whitman also returned from New York. Mrs Mobiowe 4 visits Tate Springs with her husband. P E Divine and wife were in Bristol this week. Tom Gillespie came up from Aston on business. Mrs John A Muse spent last Sunday in Bristol with relatives. Rev W P Grouch of Bristol visiting homefolks. Fred Powell back from Wytheville visit. Regina Eiseman returned from Chicago. Hamsch of Knoxville visiting. Robt Burrow from Bristol for chancery court. James Pritchett and Kenneth Fine in the city. Mrs Gee McCrary visiting homefolks from Bristol. Judge S J Kirkpatrick from Jonesboro at chancery court. J W Cure and children returned to Bristol. Mr and Mrs Fred Weeme welcomed a 12 pound daughter. Rodman of Cincinnati visiting sister Mrs Archer. Sam G Heiskell Knoxville ex-mayor in the city. Wages and shop notices scattered. Ladies invited to spring millinery opening March 5 and 7. Misa Durham of New York with Miss Hardy as head trim mer. Sam W Shields seeks tax assessor nomination. Dean's Regulets advertised and Dr W J Matthews visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hardy
Tharashy
Miss Durham
New York
Miss Hardy
Local notices and society items in fragmented journal
Tolenson City reports on a medical operation and a surgeon’s notes. Social announcements include Mrs. Hamner’s daughter, church lectures, and a wedding in New Orleans with detailed reception scenes. Government irrigation openings in multiple states promise large farm opportunities for settlers in 1908.
Solicitors Wanted for Rural Routes at Oncal
Three rural route solicitors desired with good appearance. Cash pay daily work. Apply J. Hl. Rolston at Comet between 4 and 8 80 a m Friday or Buturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncal
J. Hl. Rolston
Comet
J, H. Rolaton
Board acts to upgrade Johnson City schools safety
The Board of Education met Monday to upgrade school safety. Plans include outward opening entrance doors, additional exits as needed, and installation of iron stairways to improve life protection and egress in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Johnson City
D. A Cafe to Open in Burrow Building Thursday
The D. A, The New Oafe will open as The D. A Cafe in the Burrow building by Dugan & Allen. It will start business Thursday evening with an inaugural meal served by the Johnson City Dancing Club, showcasing Johnson City’s claim to a handsomely appointed care for a town of its size in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Tennessee
Washington County
Art Davit
Barleson
Johnson City
W. 5
Weiler- Massingill
Q. Miller
Astice of the
Ala Vines & Pater
Dugan & Allen
Home Fire Destroys Reeves House and Contents
Last Friday morning the home of jyamnes Reeves near this city was destroyed by fire after the roof neared collapse. The loss totaled about $3,000 with little insurance. Reeves, a prominent local farmer, is well known in the area. The Bristol Herald Courier notes also the Johnson City Nest of Owls meeting at Florel Carnegie with officers elected, and reports that traveling salesman George A. McCrary was fined $70 for carrying a pistol and disorderly conduct after an incident involving his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyamnes Reeves
Reeves
Johnson City
Nest of Owls
Florel Carnegie
L. M. Wilson
Geo. Campbell
G. M. McClain, Jr
Mr. Pain
Indicator
J. K. Miller
Geo. Barron
W. B. Reynolds
Mr. Swift
Sentinel
F.w.cox
White
Bolton
Estes
Burbage
Harris
Eaton
George A. McCrary
Shse
Bristol Herald. Courier
McCrary
Georgia Price
City Church Directories and Presbytery Schedule
Directory lists First Baptist Church on Main Street with services at 10:90 a m and 7:30 p m and various prayer meetings. Christan Church on Bereet hosts Bible school at 9:00 a m and evening services, with midweek prayer. St. Jon's Church on Roan Street and Myrtle Avenue notes Lent season services and guild activities. First Methodist Episcopal on Roan Street and Malp conducts Sunday School and worship, with Epworth League and prayer meetings. United Brethren on Hoan Street and Wataura Ave lists Sunday School and preaching times. Watauga Avenue Presbyterian on Watauga Ave lists sermons and Sunday School. Catholic Mission House on Science Hill notes Mass times and catechism. The Presbytery of Holston to meet in Elizabethton on April 15 at 7:30 p m. Schedule figures for Ly. Bristol, Johnson City, Jonesboro, Greeneville, Morristown, Knoxville, and Memphis show train times and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Main Street
Arenes Hodge
Harris Avenue
Benoo
Christan Church
Main Bereet
J. Jo Keevil
Buffalo
A. m
St Jon's Church
Epicopal
Roan Street
Myrtle Avenue
W.H. Oxborne
St. Andrew's Brotherhood
P.m. Tildies’ Guild
St. Mary's Guild
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Malp and
Beaman
Kipworth
Market Street M
Church
South
B. Vaught
D. D
Corner Market
Roan Streets
Pa. m
Epworth Lourue
First Presbyterian
Hoan Street
Wataura Avenue
Key
C. H Berry
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Jere A. Moore
Watauga Avene
Catholic Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brading & Marshall
Mins Hardy
Whitman
Mra. Mobiowe
Tate Springs
P. E. Divine and Wife
Bristol
Tom Gillespie
Aston
Mra
John A. Muse
Ponder
W. P. Grouch
E. Guinn
Fred Powell
Wytheville
Regina Eiseman Thaa
Chicago
Mr. Hamsch
Knoxville
Mason
Dick Hamsch
Goo
Kk. Brown
Robt. Burrow
Chancery Court
James Pritchett
Kenneth Fine
City
Mise Gildersleeve
Middletown, N
Henry Gildersleeve
Mrs. Fulton
Wytheville, Va
J. Norment Jowes
Col
Charles P. Toneray
Elizabethton
Dick Barty
Unicoi
D. J. McDonald
Jonesboro
Guy L. Smith
Horace Bartlett
Frances H. Pile Et al
Frances H. Pile
William Pilo
Greece
California
Cynthia A. Wilson
William H. Wilson
N.Y
Willi Norton
Hoosick Full Y
Aod
Striny
Marsh
Chas
Dr. King
Jowela
Miller's
Dra
Washington Herald
Mrs. Gee, McCrary
J. Kirkpatrick
J. W. Cure
Milton Holton
Virginia
Bt. L. Patton
James L. Humphrey
Telford
Fred Weeme
Perth
Bila Borrow
Nelle Wade
Mias Rodman
Cincinnati
A. 8. Archer
Watangs Avenue
Sam G. Heiskell
Ham
Sells Ban
Washington
P. M. Ward
W. ©. Pierce
West Market Street
Gov. Barbage
Kirkpatrick
EB. J. Baxter
Haynes
Fabrney
Martha Allen Martin
Martha Washington
W. Pierce
J. F. Arnold
Limestone
Charlie Mason
Geo. R. Stuart
la Carter
Rogersville
Bam W. Shields
Sam
Dean
W. J. Matthews
Rock Island
Lys
Iggs
Mm. Jackson
Tolenson City
Barry
DB. Banava
Erwin
T. Th. Rugssull
M. E. Church
Chas, Hamner
Mins Ligelo Book
Buck
Buffalo Crowk
Frank Grabb
Carling
U. Hy Pwrsonage
Frank
Arthur S. Hartsell
Sakes
Hartsell
George B. Strart
Eare
Christian Church
E. N. Moore
State Senate
Firat
Andy Schell
Maggie Gindhex
Berros, Oal
New Orleans
James I’. Garber
Misgathes
Dela Bretowne
Swud Mea Garber
L. ©. Garber
Jackson
Misa
Jonesboro Herald
Mia
Wilson McNabb
Thern
Mies Lela McNabb
Shep Meinurff
Malanfield
Squar
Joseph F. Taylor
Croext
Iimita
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
U. S, Reclamation Service
The
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Frank Taylor
Ziegler Brothers
City Church Directory
Holston
Presbyterian
Carter County
Tennesse
Baxty
Southern Railway
N.B
Greeneville
Morristown
Sam Ehga
Memphis
Louisville
St. Louis
Memphia
Western Lines
Union
Accamn
H. Tavion
G. B
O. J. L. Manx
D. PA
iKnoxville
Bens
H. Hanowrax
M ‘Washington
D. c
A. Bexsworen
A.G
Chattanooga
Bryan
Court House
Pacific
Oregon
St. Is
Wurlington
M. Merrill
General Southern
North Pryor Street
Atlanta
Golden
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol, Tenn
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