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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1904

Page

3

Local Notes and Notices from Unaka Area

A mixed bulletin lists rentals in Unaka National Bank Building, social visits from Miss Lillian Barton and Miss Emma Carmack, medical updates on Miss Mary Russell and others, theater trip to Bristol, a train accident near Limestone, local car and tool ads, and civic notices including a military appointment and a political candidate announcement. Mentions of residents Davy Buck, Fay Dulaney, B M Slack, and Col W Smith Jones anchor the column.

Mary Russell Emma Carmack Bristol W.S W. J. Miller Davy Buck Bald Mountain Fay W. Dulaney B. M. Slack

Capt Henderson Dies in Johnson City Confederate Veteran Passes

Captain W. H. Henderson of the 29th Tennessee dies after illness at age sixty six. A Confederate veteran and Mason, he left a large family including Walter, Frank, Charles, Mattie and Gordon. Funeral at his late residence with Masonic honors and burial in Oak Hill, with Camp Gordon veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy in attendance.

Henderson Johnson City Walter Florida Bourne Capt. Henderson East Tennessee J. Edmunds Brown First Presbyterian Church Camp Gordon Oak Hill Cemetery Daughters of the Confederacy Camp John B. Gordon Merchants’ Association County of Greene Tennessee Jackson Bedford City Cornelia Richardson Jones Virginia Walter H Frank Charles F Mattie Gordon Henderson F. H. Henderson Knoxville Anne G. Burts Fort Worth Texas Joseph Henderson Bristol John B. Gordon W. H. Henderson Arma W. A. Kore Haskins H. Drew Anatony

Board of Trade Re-elects Officers. routes to extend W. & W. studied

The Board of Trade met Thursday night and re elected all officers for the ensuing year. Cy Lyle W G Math es and H Ponder were appointed a committee to review two survey routes for extending the W. & W. to the city and secure rights of way. Arrangements are made to present the loving cup to Col Brownlow in early April as engraving begins. The article notes local civic actions and a committee setup.

Board of Trade Cy Lyle W. G. Mathes Ponder Loving Cup Col Brownlow

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