Local Notices and Advertisements Echo Town Life
Busy page of small ads and notices from the town. Mentions visits to Bristol and Nashville, meals at Star restaurant, new arrivals and sales at Hankal Bros, theater of fashion at Hart and Houston, spring openings, optical services, light and power ads, potash pamphlet from German Kali Works, and various personal notes about residents and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stassfurt
Germany
Southern Pines
N. C
Nassau St
New York
N.Y
Local News Items From Johnson City Tennessee 1903
Mrs Sam T Millard visits Athans and Miss Panenko returns to Winston Salem after visiting Miss J Edmund Brown. Eva Carrios returns from New Orleans via Chattanooga. Watchmaker Wu Silver Co opens new Main St quarters for eye tests. Presbytery of Holston meets at Watauga Ave church April 1 1903. For Sale two story seven room residence on Millard Street. N L Galloway dies near Boones Creek after cancer. Mendelssohn Quartette with Marguerite Smith to perform at Opera House March 26. City votes to macadamize Walnut Street to Soldiers Home. cost about 26000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam T. Millard
Athans
Miss Panenko
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mra
J. Edmund Brown
Eva Carrios
New Orleans
O. W. Garr
Chattanooga
William Silver
Ww. Sinven & Co
Presbytery of
Holston
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Johnson City
Tennessee
Bates
Millard Street
Bath
P. B. S89
Jons
Johson City
Tenn
Mendelssohn Quartette
Marguerite Smith
Opera House
Walnut Street
Harmon Tyler contest case decided by Chancellor Haynes in caty
The Harmon Tyler contest case was decided Friday in this city by Chancellor Haynes. He read an extensive opinion, delivered after one and a half hours, in favor of A. J. Tyler by a majority of 181. Tyler led 478 to Harmon 347 after including disputed districts. if the fixed Dortich ballot in Tazewell district had been excluded as Harmon contended, Harmon would have won. The case goes to the supreme court. Summers and John Ee traveled with Commr to Nashville, Franklin and Cedar Hill, visiting farms and estates in Williamson and Manry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon-Tyler
Haynes
A. J. Tyler
Tyler
Harmon
Tazewell
Claiborne
Supreme Court
James A. Summers
W. B. Tohn- Ee
Nashville
Franklin
Cedar Hill
Gol
W. W. Faw
Williamson
Manry
Ewell
Cleburn
John R. Gentry
Brown Hal
Stir Pointer
Tennessee
Jim Summers
Assault on a six year old girl in Watauga Tenn
Gold Dust flour notice describes an assault on Alpha Baumgardner, six, daughter of Wesley and Elizabeth, by Henry Mays, a 74 year old pensioner. The act occurred near Piney Flats and caused a large crowd at the brick church. He was captured, brought to town, and committed to jail after waiving examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga
Tenn
Alpha Baungardner
Wesley
Elizabeth Baumgardner
Henry
Mays
Local notes and repairs fill busy days in town
L. Bradley’s crowd held back a prisoner to prevent harm as TL Campbell installs a new rock crusher now in place though start up may delay. Flood repairs loom for K and depots crews while section hands grade grounds for drainage. Rev. Abner Knibb holds Turkeytown meetings with baptisms. H. La Campbell’s house gets a fresh coat of paint. mill machinery arrives for G W St John to roll flour. Public school closed. locals visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls. Campbell
H. la. Campbell
Maj. Suaper F. Dun‘lap
John Cooper
G. W. St. John
Alexander Denton
Damascus
Order of Notice in Hickey Bankruptcy Case
In the Eastern District of Tennessee on March 11 1903 the court orders a hearing for Rafus L Hickey bankruptcy on April 6 1908 in Knoxville at 10 am. Creditors and interested parties are to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerks to mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors. Witness Judge C D Clark, Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenness
Knoxville
C. D. Clark
Henny O
Ewrxa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawes
Peters
Iol Dust
JK. Whisman
Bristol
Mrs
T. J. Deane
Star
Bert Sabin
Hankal Bros
Kentucky
Rev
Johnson
Mth
Hankal Bros. Lave
Hub
Dr. B.A. Long
Mra. Long
Athens
A. N. Jackson
Thorsday
Louisville
Beefore
Jake Maxwell
Estavel
Dunesboro
Wat, Sinver & Co
America
Ed. V. Price & Co
Hart & Houston
Harry Connor
Star Restarant
Hi. W. Lyle
Watauga Lighting and Power Co
Jas
M. Gaunt
Mia
Gaunt
C.K. Lide
Miss Hardy
W. S. Miller
E. Miller
W. B. Harrison
D. W. Shipley
Lome
N. L. Galloway
Boone's Creek
Will Macadamize
Watauga News
Fart & Eouston
L. Bradley
Father of
Abner
Knibb
Turkeytown
D. F. Wyrick
F. Carrier
Elizabethton
Rutledge
Mount
Samuel C. Lacy
Watauga Academy
L. B. Moulton
Mr. Boggs
Boston
John Hyatt
Sullivan County
Tarris
J. J. Scott
North Carolina
E. Gibson
Berkley
Asheville
N.C
Rafus L. Hickey
Tn Bankruptcy
Frankin Mills Company
Lockport, N.Y
Wai, Silver & Co
Rosenblatt Pinug Co
Croeneville
Misses Smith & Caldwell
Spring Street
Columbia
Stina Records
H.W. Lyle & CO
Miles
Ayer
Buckingham
Dress Goods and Silk Department
Wash Goods Department
Frank Taylor
New Idea
Main St
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