Beautiful Johnson City wedding ties Henderson and Lieut Louis William Cass
The November 12 ceremony at First Presbyterian united Miss Gordon Henderson and Lieut Louis William Cass of the 12th Cavalry United States Army. Rev. J. J. Brown officiated. Bridal party wore yellow and white, with bridesmaids in white chiffon and yellow accents. Guests included family from Virginia and Tennessee, and presents featured a silver tea service among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Gordon
Henderson
Louis William
12Th Cavalry
United States Army
J. J. Brown
Prank
H. M. Cass
Morristown
Jamey A. Bummers
Tate L. Earnest
Mary Lyle
Gordon N. Kimball
G. Brown
Evelyn Carr
G. B. Hunter
Mary Jones
Roanoke
G.W. DeArmond
T. Revell
Louisville
Walter H. Henderson
Arthur Earnest
Andrew W. Spencer
Jaffa Gump
Virginia
Tennessee
Capt
William H. Henderson
Maj
Finley Henderson
Knoxville
Lieut
Cass
J. W. Cass
Johnson City
Will C Pierce Al Dermanic Candidate for Ward Two
Citizens of the Second ward solicit Willian Bierce to run as ward two councilman. He consents and becomes a full fledged candidate. He is well equipped, careful of people's rights, and worthy of votes to reward merit and safeguard interests in the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbout
Wmn
Bierce
Totrd
Toll
Seity
Grand jury ends its investigation into Carmack killing
Nashville November 14 The grand jury concluded its investigation of the street killing of former Senator E W Carmack by Robin J Cooper. No true bills beyond those returned Monday against Robin Cooper his father D I B Cooper and Sheriff John D P Sharp were found, despite persistent rumors of further sensations and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
E.W. Carmack
Robin J. Cooper
Robin Cooper
D. I B. Cooper
John DP. Sharp
Silver demi Losse sel given by the groomsmen
The 12th regiment presents a silver demi Losse sel from the groomsmen. The happy couple leave on a tour of eastern cities and will be at home to friends at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Oglethorpe
Bristol News Roundup Includes Politics Scandal and Obituary
Bristol Virginia Mayor vows to curb loose women and reports many cross into Tennessee. Miss Virginia Stone returns from England. Knitwear workers settle into Gary homes. Mrs. Martha Aysterson dies at home on State Street. Charles Sellers, drunk, severely assaults his sister Mrs. Cross. she hospitalized. Judge M I B Wood, Bristol resident since 1888, dies at 63. funeral at East Hill Cemetery with many prominent pallbearers and flower-bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stone
Bristol, Va
Hic’ School
Tenglasd
Gary
Martha Aysterson
State Street
John A
W. Re
R. C. Anderson
R. A
Sellers
Bellers
Cross
Judge M
Wood
Bristol
Judge Wood
James C. Wood
Pleasant Hill
Scott County
Carico
East Hill Cemetery
George Wolfe
G. M. Turner
John N. Johnson
A. S. McNeil
A. D. Reynolds
C. F. Hagan
C. J. St. John
H. G
Rev Jas A Burrow Marries Next Week In Fayette Mo
Handsomely embossed invitations announce the approaching marriage of Rev James A Burrow to Miss Mary Burckhartt Prosser at the bride’s home in Fayette Missouri on the 26th inst The minister is noted as a leading figure in the MEB Church South and his friends express happiness over the upcoming nuptials Also offered are steel roller bearing skating rink skates for sale at one dollar per pair in sizes 40 50 and 60 from O A McGehee 808 North Fourth Avenue Knoxville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Burrow
Mary Burckhartt Prosser
Fayette
Burrow
South
O. A. M’gehee
4Th Ave
Knoxville
Tenn
Johnson City Improvement District No 6 notice meeting
At the Recorder's office on November 24 1908 the Mayor and Aldermen of Johnson City Tennessee will review materials for improvements in Improvement District No 6 along Spring Street between EB T and W N C RR and Locust Street and assess costs to the city and abutting property owners under chapter 270 of the 1901 acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Office
Board of Mayor
Johnson City
Tennessee
Spring Sittet
Locust Street
General Assembly
State of Tennessee
Narrow Escape From Electric Car Tramples Rider
James Carmichael narrowly escaped death last Tuesday afternoon when his horse backed onto a track as electric car No. 4 from W. E. Meadows motor mine approached. The front trucks jumped the fallen horse and rider, missing Carmichael entirely as the car stopped. He was under the rear trucks but not seriously hurt and was resting afterward. The horse, owned by Staples Grovery Company, was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carmichael
Flo
Meadows
Staples Grovery Company
Annual Debate at Emory and Henry College
The annual Emory and Henry College debate featured speakers Miss Mabel Jackson and Messrs Earl Jackson LaVerne Von Jain Kohlman and Sante Colocita. The issue debated was Should women vote with the negative chosen after a sharp discussion. The event was praised as well worth hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory and Henry College
Mabel Jackson
Messrs
Earl Jackson
LaVerne von- Jain Kohlman
Sante Colocita
Way
Change of Hour In All The Churches
A citywide plan sets a uniform hour for Sunday night services with young people’s meetings at 6 and preaching to follow next Sunday November 22. The item is followed by fragmented, humorous schoolroom dialogue and old-time quotes about education and discipline.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tin Peoples
Frank Taylor
New York
THE
Comet Society
Lyle
Johnson City, Tenn
Santa Claus
Will Pierce
Bit
Twelfth Cavalry
Gordon Henderson
Will C. Pierce
Nola Smith
Sweetser
Ind
Hopkins & Allen
Remington
Remington Automatic
Winchester and
L. C. Smith
Winchester Repeating
Parrott Hardware Company
Rive
Jas. A. Burrow
Emory Aid Henry
Ark
Smarty Williama
Sandy
Toole
Ohuok
Smarty
Willie
Tommy Tubbs
Johnson
East Tennessee
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