The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-08-29
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Miss Willie i3royles is visiting Mrs,
DR., Broyles.
Capt. s. T. Harris, Of Knoxville, is
in the city
s,A. Gump, Of Bristol, spent Sun
day in the city.
Mrs. Geo. E. Naff has returned from
Sullivan county.
WA. Evans, of Bluff City, was in
the city yesterday.
H. w. Lumsden was down from
Cranberry Thursday.
W. W. Faw has quit rusticating
and is at business again.
Miss May Gookin, Of Bristol, is Wis
ting friends in the city.
Mrs. Geo. Berry is visiting home
folks in Asheville, N. G.
H. H. Stratton left last Thursday
for Rome, Ga, on business.
Miss Meena Smith, OF Elizabethton,
was down shopping Monday.
Miss Fornie Barley is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Will Harr.
Jas. A. Martin returned from a trip
up the Narrow Guage yesterday.
j.. l. Hawkins and ]. Leah came
over from Jonesboro Monday on bus
mess.
Mrs. j. E. Wade has returned from
visit to friends on the Nolachucky
river.
Miss Mamie Patty left yesterday for
Messy Greek to visit Miss Kittie San
ders.
Col. Manning came down from Bris-
tol yesterday to attend to some real
estate matters.
Attorney A. IL. Johnson still smiles
when the boy is mentioney if he is
over week old.
Gen. T. l.. Rosser arrived from
New York this morning and is stop
ping at Gen. Wilders.
A. B. Bowman, president of the
Watauga Banking Co., made a bust
ness trip to Knoxville yesterday.
Col. Jas. Deaderick, A. E. Deader-
lex, and W. G. Mathes, of Jonesboro
are in the city to-day putting dollars
in dirt.
Mrs. E. G.. Reeves has returned
from Washington Springs, Va. Her
friends will be glad to learn that her
health is much improved.
Eugene Horton, of New York, is in
the city. He is interested in the Wa
tauga Tannery and has great faith
in Johnson City since the Three CPS
is to be built.
Civil engineer A. R. Littlejohn was
in the city Tuesday. He has charge
of the Clinch River Division on the
Three C'S and left yesterday moEning
for his work.
Tom Hurst returned from new York
Sunday morning, He bought nice
line of goods and says Penland, Hurst
& Co., are going to offer some rare
bargains this fall.
Miss Mildred Smith left Friday fol
Lynchburg to visit relatives Since
she arrived there she has taken sicl
and is confined to her bed. Hel
friends here trust she will be we'll agar
in few days.
After two or three years of hard ant
constant work getting the Three
C's road started Gen. Wilder has a
last succeeded and is now resting from
his labors. While resting Tuesday hi
sold 81 lots in the Carnegie addition.
| A. F. Hoss left last Friday for Ores
ton, N. G. He left in response to al
invitation from his wife, who is there
on visit to home folks, to come owe
and see the new 10 pound boy. H,
went smiling.
Joe Summers is himselft again. HI
made his first appearance on on
streets Monday after few weeks i'll
ness with jaundice. He is still littl
yellow and thin but otherwise is al
right and is able to sell hardware a
low figures.
Mrs. Sensabaugh and daughter
Miss Mary Leon, left yesterday TO
their home about five miles frol
Johnson City. Mrs. Sensahaugh ha
, been keeping house for Col. E. {
Reeves during the absence of Mr.
Reeves.
/ Joe Summers, the "old reliable" rC
ceived letter from his old friend, 4
T. Lincoln, of Marion, Tuesday, invi
ing him to act rs usher on the lit
proximo at his marriage to Miss Lut
Sexton. Joe will go and the affair wi
!, be all the nicer for his going.
i III Butler civil engineer on tt
10. G. & G. road was in the city la
Friday and Saturday. His corps