Local Notices and Ads Include Proposals and Sales
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of Treasurer Mountain Kenoch for furnishing cement crushed stone and sand, with specifications, by October 8 1908. Moving picture machine library supplier etc bids due October 21 1908. Other items include soap and hardware ads, a funeral in Middletown New York, and a horse breaking incident with a stall accident and a refused bid of 250 dollars.
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Mountain Kenoch
National Soldiers' Home
Teon
Blankeer
Paul BR
Divine
Vand
Mountain Hraveh
N. A.D
National Soldiers’ Home
Tenn
Pange ‘Divise
Local and Personal Notes Flurry of Visits and News
Tom Gillespie from Afton reports skating day and night Saturday. John L. Davis from Knoxville. G. W. Seaver visited relatives at Limestone. Hugh Gondenour of Greeneville in city last night. Taylor Hart in city today about shoe trade. J. B. Whinman visited parents in Benhoma Virginia. Mrs. Guy H. Shoun and daughter back from Greeneville. Ada Darden spent weekend with Limestone relatives. Elderly Mr. Hart on Pine street critically ill. Ruth Lyle left for Bristol to enter Sullius College. O. W. Hodge group left for Washington College. Mrs. W. G. Mather and granddaughter Iota visited Jonesboro. W. J. Peebles returned from Bristol visit. Maybelle Whittaker of Bristol called on Mrs. Jobo N. Johnson. Mrs. Jobo Boring and sister from Elizabethton visited. W. D. Boring moved back to Johnson City for winter. Jas. A. Vines back from extended bridal tour. Mrs. G. W. St. John and J. T. St. John guests of Jas. A. Martin yesterday. Trainmaster Clarence Birchfield flagged in on extra Monday. It’s a girl and he is happy.
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G. W. Seaver
Hartman
Pine Street
Critically
Ruth Lyle
Bristol
Sullius College
O. W. Hodge
Washington Colege
Social notes and visits from Johnson City region
A string of social happenings circulates through Johnson City and nearby towns. Couples attend a dance at Hotel Carnegie. Moody couple return to Morristown. Mrs. J. J. Hawking visits with daughter Mina Kathryn from Jonesboro. Mrs. W. T. Givens travels to Asheville. many are visiting dry goods stores openings. Watauga Electric Co. updates poles on paved streets. Rev. John J. Wilds returns from vacation in the area. Miss Sadie Mitchell returns from Saltville. Mrs. E. Barbare and son Bruce travel to Morristown. Mrs. De. Stuart and Miss Florence Hacker visit. J. I. Gardner and Geo. C. Sella plan a Hawkins County stump for W. E. Latture’s senate bid. Mrs. Ii. A Carter and Geo. Ii Carter return to Hillville after visiting.
Plant closures trigger receivership and bank crisis
The Standard Oak Weener Co Allen Pavel Co and Interior Hardwood Co fall under receivers appointed by Indie Sanford. O B Allen, 8 C Williams and J rod Johnson named by City banks as creditors. New York creditors stockholders push involuntary bankruptcy. Jargott wood working plant in city shut down leaving many skilled workers jobless. Receivers plan to travel to New York to seek order and possible operation revival. Manager Allen declines liability statements but hopes no agreement allows immediate operation. Wm B Uptegrov Bro interests prompt General creditors bill in chancery court to wind up Wm E Aptogrove Bro with J R Gardner named receiver. Property likely includes improved real estate in Tennessee.
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Standard Oak Weener Co
Allen’ Pavel Co
Interior Hardwood Co
Indie Sanford
Federal Coast
O. B. Allen
8. C. Williams
J.rod Johnson
Yoad City National Banks
New York
Pennesects
Ranford
Jargott Wood
Norment Powell
Allen
Creditors Bill PLC
Wm. B. Uptegrove & Bro
City National Bank
Chancery Court
Wm. E. Aptogrove « Bro
Tennessee
Hayes
J. R. Gardner
Washington County Democrats Hold Mass Meeting at Jonesboro
Washington County Democrats met in Jonesboro for a mass convention electing W. N. Walker chairman and Ed Boyd Jr as secretary. Resolutions endorsed national and state platforms. E. J. Baxter and W. J. Reeves were nominated for one representative. Reeves elected by two votes though absent. Delegates to Greenville floater convention instructed to back J. L. Humphreys. A Bryan Patterson club was formed and Democrats enrolled. Jackson trustee elected president.
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Washington County
Jonesboro
Mass
W. N. Walker
Ed, Boyd, Jr
E. J. Baxter
W. J. Reeves
W. R. Reeves
Greenville
J. L. Humphreys
Bryan-Patterson Club
Jackson
Trent Marries Miss Emma White on Roan Street
B E Trent and Miss Emma White wed yesterday afternoon at 5 oclock at the bride’s sister's Roan street residence. Rev B Vaught officiated with J Fred Powell as best man. The bride is popular and joins many friends in wishing the couple happiness. Trent formerly worked in the 8 4 W legal department and has many friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Trent
Emma White
Roan Street
B. Vaught
J. Fred Powell
Mr. Trent
Young Lady Mamie Hoskins Dead in Knoxville
Friends of Mrs J W Cox mourn the death of her sister Miss Mamie Hoskins who died in Knoxville last Friday after a prolonged illness. She was well known in this city and her loss is deeply felt by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cox
Mamie Hoskins
Knoxville
Quiet Country Marriage at West of City
Yesterday evening at eight at the suburban home of Mrs. Sallie Tyle, Miss Sue married Richard Hanseb with Rev. J Edmands Brown officiating. Only a few relatives attended. Nelle, bride’s sister, was maid of honor. The couple will reside in a Walnut Street cottage.
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Sallie Tyle
Miss Sue
Richard Hanseb
J. Edmunds Brown
J.B. Lyte
Miss Nelle
East Tennessee
Walnut Street
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Ohio
Bautler's Pantry
Unoaka Corporation
Carnegie
Block West Market
West Main Streets
Johnson City
Watonga
Kerwin
Food River
Chas
A. B. Mall
United States
TL. Rogers & Son
Suraine
Cleveland
Weat Main Street
Southern Railway
Westside
Cowet
H. J, McKane
McKane
Hippodrome
HH. J. McKane
McKane and Baker
Phillips Builting
Waxtéen
Fannie Cramley
King Street
Tom
Addrea Oy H. Lyle
Leas
Jackson Grocery Company
B.H. White
Blue Fame
W.O. Pierce
Weat Market Street
Jackson Grocery Co's
W. QO. Pierce
West Market Street
8. B. White
J. F. Crumley & GO
Miss Hardy
Main Street
New York City
Hie
Caleslady
Tn Chancery Court
W. J. Cox
F.C. Danu Et Als
ALL
Shipley
Ibys
Ganonen
D, C
Harr & Burrow
Sols
H. A. Carr
B. A. Simmons
Als
Isaac Wing
Comet
A. L. Shipley
J. B. Gaupsen
D.o.&m
Banner Lye
Caesar Hanner
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia
USA
H. Gildersteeve
Middletown
N. Y
Hon Webb Horton
Jas
A. Summers
Mr. Summers
Tom Gillespie
Afton
John L. Davis
Guy H. Shoun
Greeneville
Ada Darden
Limestone
W. G. Mather
Iota
Maybelle Whittaker
Jobo N. Johnson
Jobo Boring
Mrs. Johnson
Elizabethton
W. D. Boring
Jas. A. Vines
Clarence Birchfield
Edisonia
Wit
South
Dotie
Raleigh
Mrs. Centre
Matinee
Hotel Carnegie
Mrs. Moody
Morristown
J, J, Hawking
Mina Kathryn
W.T. Givens
Asheville
Watauga Electric Co
Mire. R. M. Brown
E. A. Whittaker
Friends
J. R. Whitmap
City
John J. Wilds
Sadie Mitchell
H. W. Pardue’s
Saltville, Va
Nion
J. I. Gardner
Bristol Herald-Courier
Geo, C. Sella
Hawkins County
W. E. Latture
A Carter
Geo
Carter
J. Fred Johson
Hilleville
L. Carter and Son
Standard Oak
Wash
Democrats
Hart & Houston
Ut Ut
Ready To Wear
Paris
Wooltex
Kimonas
Bryan
Taft
Vic Vo Rm
Wm. Silver & Co.’s Watchmakers
Opticians Jewelers
J. J. Paul
the Tailor E
Jane
W. J. Matthews
Newport
East Tennesee Medical Society
C. J. Broyles
Buckbee
Solas
H. W. Bugebee An
Nintinvivil
Haskiel
Dyer, Ohma
Baxter
A. L
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