The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-08-28

left last Friday for Cloudland to spend
a few weeks.
Miss Nola Pearce, one of Alabama's
loveliest daughters, is visiting Miss
Lucy Hardin.
A. S. Taylor, OF Bristol, was in the
city Monday, returning from Blowing
Rock, N. G.
w. G, Hunt and family were in the
city Tuesday returning from Cloud
land to Knoxville.
Miss Elise Moore, of Charlotte, is yis-
ting Mr. E, H. McLaughlin's family
on Walnut street.
John L. Summers has returned to
Washington, after spending several
weeks in the mountains of Tennessee.
40. Jones, w. w. Whiteside, G. F.
Campbell and w. H. Crawford attend
ed camp-meeting at Bonds Sunday.
Mrs. L. H. Rogan and her daughter,
Miss Alice Lee, of Savannah, Ga, are
visiting Mrs. r. A. Wood on Myrtle
street.
Miss F. May Barr, one OF Chattanoo-
gas society young ladies, is visiting
Mrs. James A. Maher and the Misses
Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Cox and little son,
Gordon, came up from Careyvllle Sun
day. They will probably make this
their future home.
Misses Lulu Smith and Lillian
Dosser, OF Jonesboro, and Miss Cruso,
OF Columbus, Miss, are visiting Mrs.
S. w. Wilson on Watauga avenue.
John Mcclellan, of Sullivan county,
and Miss Cora Garter, of Greene, were
married last week at the home OF The
bride, twelve miles from Greeneville.
Miss Mary Graham, an accomplish
ed young lady, left Monday for her
home at Newton, N. G. She has been
spending the Summer with her broth
er, w. ]. Graham.
H. G. Chandler, OF the real estate
firm OF Singiser and Chandler, left
Monday night for his old home in
Dakota. He will spend month or so
with friends and relatives,
H. V. Fulton l. # yesterday for Fair
field, ILL.,, to be absent few months.
He is one Of our live real estate men
and has aided materially in Johnson
City's progress.
Mat Akard and family returned to
Texas last Tuesday. Mrs. Akard is in
poor health, and the climate of Ten
nessee does not agree with her, is their
reason for moving.
Hon. A. ]. Patterson and A. s.
Deaderick came fom Jonesboro Tues
day to vote for the bonds. They are
property holders in Johnson City, and
: are, therefore, enterprising men.
Mr.. Slater, oil Hawkins county, was
} in the city a few days last week. He
} has decided to move to Johnson City
and was here to get house to shelter
:. his family until he could build.
Miss Maggie Davis, one OF the hand
: soonest bellies Of North Knoxville, has
t returned from pleasant stay will
! relatives in Johnson City.
The above from the Knoxville Tri
bune will be heartily endorsed b!
: some Of our young men.
Rev. Mr., Stubblefeld, of Cleveland
a member of the faculty Of Gentleman!
College, was in the city last week ant
c filled the pulpit at the NJ. E. Church
: South, last Sunday. He was here con
S tracing to educate some of johnson
9 City's daughters.
Miss Minnie Kirkpatrick has bee
secured as one of the teachers in tn
graded schools at this place. The 81
o lection is good one, as Miss Kirkpa'
/. rick is graduate of the State Norma
!. at Nashville and highly accomplish
d ed young lady.
d J. w. Halliburton, Of Philadelphia
', has arrived in the city and accepted
y position as foreman of the Harris
n Weaver Building and Manufacture
n Company. He is an experience
j. workman and the company has mad
S wise selection.
oi Rev. Mr.. Wells has moved his fam
~ " from Greeneville to Johnson Git,
q. Mr.. Wells is an Episcopal minist'
is and will have charge Of the flock
to- this place. He will also preach o
o casionally at Greeneville and Morri
town. They are living on Wataug
avenue near Boone street.
% St Hon. f. r. Singiser returned Mo
on day from New York. after month
no absence His family are at Ros
~ Mountain, but viii return as soon
lie his daughter is able to travel. 81
" ~ sustained a painful but not serious i
I'd, jury by a fall a few days ago, al
err is improving rapidly.
oh Penland, Hurst & Co. have sold O
pm their groceries and are arranging
ole convert the room used for that pu
ose pose into a shoe department. 1t W
Ice be nicely fitted up and will be devot'
exclusively to boots and shoes.