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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
3
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During the colonist season the N and St L Ry will operate through cars on its fast trains from Chatanooga to St Louis and Memphis via Nashville. For information write to W T Rogers IT P A Knoxville Tenn till oot
The United States circuit and district courts will convene in Greeneville on the first Monday in November 1908 at nine a.m. The civil docket will be heard in the morning to set cases for trial. The court will adjourn to Wednesday to take up the criminal docket. No cases will be tried on Monday due to the national election.
Judge W B Taft republican presidential hopeful halted fifteen minutes in Johnson City last Friday, then traveled to the Hippodrome in Col W P Brownlow's carriage to address 2500 to 3000 attendees. He spoke on Tennessee going republican and national issues, with brief humor before departing for Bristol.
Local residents and visitors figure prominently as names and places appear: W J Barton in Hamblen County Miss Leonora Stern Bristol relatives William Strauss New York visiting Mrs Wm Silver. Alden Greever arrives from Bristol to run Lowry Homer wholesale fruit store. Greeneville street paving plan advanced with property owners along Pinepath to Greeneville area signing an improvement district proposal for alderman meeting.
Mr. Geo. Carr of Missouri has stayed two weeks visiting relatives in this section and plans to return home next Sunday. Mrs. Gertrude Lyle of Bristol visits relatives here and, as a grand ranchmother, refuses to walk on anything but paved streets and rides only in automobiles.
The press and theater papers praise Norman Hackett in Classmates as a high class production. It is likely the best show Johnson City will see this season, recalling its successful New York run of four performances.
Charlie Cox son of J W Cox was brought home from Tuxenlum college last night on No 2 with a broken leg from a football game. Dr J W Cox dressed the limb and accompanied him home, the young man bearing his burden without a murmur.
Herbert R. Shipley cashier of the Bank of Commerce suffered a partial stroke of paralysis Sunday morning. He is at home in Jonesboro with a nurse and physician stating the affliction is likely temporary. Friends hope for a quick return to duty. Killen Alabama Rept 1908.
Mrs Charmian Williamson and party including Miss Essie Williamson Jesers Chap Williamson and RC Roger visit the Soldiers' Home at Johnson City today per Bristol News.
Johnson City hosts a vacation week carnival with a grand parade and a baseball park riding contest won by Harry R. Parrott for best gentleman rider and Ruby McClain as best lady rider. A long awards list follows including crops, produce, crocheted works, lace, embroidery, and poultry judged at the Hippodrome fairground.
A house owned by Joe P. Dulaney on West Main street was destroyed by a fire Tuesday night. Insurance partially covers the loss.
The Republican contest committee in Johnson City ruled Samuel R. Sells the regular nominee for the First district state senate seat after Joe A. Wilson declined to present his case. State Chairman Newell Sanders attended. Wilson stated he will continue his campaign.
A conference of fruit and truck growers will be held at D C Braddy's farm in Johnson City on Saturday October 24 and at Will Walker's orchard in Sulphur Springs Tuesday October 27. Prof A Keffer from the experiment station will demonstrate fruit tree planting and pruning and discuss management and marketing. Bring dinner and plan to spend the day. rain may move the meeting indoors. H A Morgan director.
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