The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-10-02
SOCIETY NOTES.
L, D. DUNCAN, EDITOR.

i - N'i 1900
Mr., Wells, the News man, spent
Saturday in johnson City.
Miss Lulu Smith, OF Jonesboro, was
in the city Sunday.
James A, Martin and wife will move
to town this week.
Mr., Frank Hepburn, Of B,istol,spent
Sunday il the city.
Miss Cora Stratton, Of Chattanooga,
is visiting her brothers.
DR.. Chandler, of Louisiana, is visit
ing Judge Chandler,
Mrs. G, A. Caldwell returned to
Bristol yesterday.
Mrs, Hagar and family, of Bristol
have been visiting in the city.
Miss Cora Stratton, Of Chattanooga,
is visiting Mrs. f, A. Stratton.
Miss Inglesing, of ST. Louis, is visit.
ing her brother in Johnson City.
Mr.. 4, H. Montgomery is home
from trip to Crawfsh Springs, Ga.
Mr. Geo, Crutchfeld's many friends
will regret his absense from the city.
The last of Cloudland's summer
boarders passed through the city Mon
day,
Miss Hattie Bushong, who has been
visiting her sister, returned to Bristol
Tuesday.
Mr.. R, S Boyd will spend few
days with home people in Sweetwater
this week.
Hon, /, A. Hampton and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Hurleut, on Myrtle
avenue.
Miss Carrie Smith, of Iowa, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs, S. w.
Wilson on Watauga avenue.
Owing to the rain last Thursday
evening, the proposed moonlight drive
to Joaesboro was postponed.
Miss Mai Davies, OF Ashevillt, is
visiting Miss Mamie sensabaugh at
Wheatland, near johnson City.
PGcket-books with $1,000 bills in
them are not worn as much this fall as
they were in the early spring.
DR.. w. X. Vance and family came
down from Bristol yesterday and are
the guests Of Mrs. j. A. Caldwell.
We shall soon have two good hotels
both with dancing halls. They will be
appreciated by our German club.
Rev. Chas. 7. Kncannon has been
visiting his sister this week. He is
en- route to Louisville to finish school.
Miss Mary Wilder has returned, af.
ter having spent several weeks with
friends on Walden's Ridge, near Chat.
tanooga.
Miss Lava Higginbotham, of Vir-
ginia,w has been visiting the Misses
Faw left the city Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Alice Simon, after having spent
several weeks with friends and rela-
tives at Virginia Beach has returned |
for the winter
Mrs. D. r. Smith, OF Jonesville, Va,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Cox on Watauga avenue, left last
Monday for ROgersville, Tenn.
Mr.. Edward Lynn has returned to
his home in Knoxville, where he will
remain for several months. We shall
hardly know what to do without Ed.
Mr. E. Dudley Duncan, the able So
ciety Editor Of THE COMET, is sitting
his friend R. S. Boyd, at Sweetwater.
This acc ounts for the short column
this week.
Miss Kittie Cruso, OF Mississippi,
after spending several weeks with Mrs.
s. w. Wilson on Watauga avenue
left Tuesday for her future home in
California.
The members OF the Longiellow
Literary Circle will please remember
next Tuesday evening, and meet at
Mrs. J. G. Brading's. on 18th avenue,
and organize for winters work.
A number of our young people are
organizing a Choral Club. They pro-
pose to employ Il first-class instructor,
and, as we have many good voices,
there is no reason why this organiza-
ton should not only be very pleasant,
but also very profitable.
Manager Patton, OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company for this
city, has been allowed new operator,
and hereafter the Office will be kept
open at night for the benefit Of the
public.
w. r. Hughes, of Pulaski City
Va, bought some splendid property
here this week for himself and w. F
Nicholson, Esq. Such men are the
kind of men to build up city.