The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-08-14
Gov. R. I. Taylor was in the city

@. @. Collins was down from Eliza.
bethton on Tuesday.
Capt. Lewis hardwood, G. A. r., SO
years old, is in the city.
Miss Ada Caldwell, of Bristol, is Wis
iting Mrs. w. L. Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heuser are visiting
relatives at Wytheville, Va.
Miss Blanche Wiles, Of Bluff City
visited Miss Ina Jobe last week.
Tom Lillard, Of North Carolina, is
in the city, the guest of @, K. Lide.
w. L. Crumley and wife were over
from Brownsville a few days this
week.
Hon. r. r. Butler was in the city
yesterday shaking hands with his
friends.
C. L. Seehorn is enjoying him.
self for a few days in the Eastern
cities.
Judge Albin, the New York at
torncy of the Three C's, is in the
city.
Misses Retta Lyle, Margie Miller
and Annie Miller returned Monday
from Bristol.
Lloyd G. Miller, Of Caraserager, N
Y, arrived here last week with view
TO locating here.
Mai. F. w. Earnest and wife left
Wednesday for Minneapolis, Va, to
visit their daughter.
"Pot" Lusk and Grove" Coleman
went up to Bristol Monday to see the
Roanoke team practice.
Miss Ella Tonzalin, one of Bristols
fairest daughters, is visiting Miss Sue
Wood on Myrtle street.
Misses May and Birdie Kincannon
are down from Wallace's, Va, visiting
relatives and acquaintance.
Miss Carrie Summers left yesterday
for the Bromine and Arsenic Springs
in Ashe county, N, c., to spend few
weeks,
Gen. ]. T. Wilder left Tuesday for
New York and other cities on business
connected with the growth of Johnson
City.
The manly form and smiling count
enance OF H. B. Crumley are now WISH
BILE behind the counter at the City
Shoe Store.
Mr.. John T. Foley, superenten-
dent of the Watauga Water Co.,
left Monday on business trip to
Nashville.
Geo. r. Hurlbut has sold his stock
of wall paper and undertaker's goods
to S. l. Boring and will give posses
sion on the Goth inst.
Geo. r. Brown left yesterday for
New York to spend few weeks with
homefolks. His son, Henry, and lit
tie daughter accompanied him.
DIR. Moninger, of Mt. Vernon, O., is
in the city. He is very much pleased
with the place and will probably locate
here. THE COMET welcomes him.
Mrs. A. A. Cooper, of Natchez, Miss,
and Miss Augusta Abby. of St. Elmole,
Miss, are visiting Mrs. Henry Lyle.
They will leave Friday for trip to
West Virginia.
Major A Cantwell has gone to
Indiana to do some campaign work,
Here's hoping he will be unsuccess-
full in his efforts to elect the Re-
publican nominees.
Mrs. Geo. r. Hurlbut has returned
from a visit to relatives at Dansville,
N. Y. Mr.. Huribut has his new dwell
ing on Myrtle street about completed,
and they will occupy it in few days.
The many friends of D. II. Tay-
lor will be glad to know he is some
better and is expected to be home
this week. He will go to his
brothers, Nat. W., at Elk Park, N.
c., to stay for few weeks.
The Chattanooga Times says; A
pleasant sensation in legal circles is the
announcement that a law portner-
ship will be formed between Gov. r.
L. Taylor, e. Watkins and Judge
Lewis Shepherd, at the expiration Of
the Governors term OF office.
Joe P, Summers has returned from
two weeks jaunt among the water
ing places. Fourteen days of the
time were spent at Bromine and
Arsenic Springs in Ashe county, N, G.
A party of johnson City young people
are there, and Joe reports pleasant
time.
August Roder, wife and child,
of Baltimore, are in town. Mr.,
Roder has leased the Hotel Fair
monnt from the Bristol Land I'm
provement Company for term of
five years and will take charge be-
before September Ist. = Bristol
Courier,
H. H. Stratton has just returned
from the Bromine and Arsenic SPRING.
in Ashe county, N. G., whore he hal
been rusticatlng for few weeks. HI
brought several bottles of the cele