Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-08-13
JOHNS0NcITYN NEWS

maj CampDell, OF hheatOwn, CANE to
the city on business during the week.
He has since returned to his home.
cdr. Stuart. Of Jonesboro, was In the
city during the week. DR.. s. Is on the
examining board. and gets plenty OF
work to do.
w. r. Cooper Of Durham. N. c.,
has been in the city for some days. He
Is g member of the Iron Belt Land Com
pany, and IL looking after the interest Of
that organization.
ALLEN W. Finch, Of Buchanan, has
been looking over OUT town for a few
days. He seems TO be well pleased with
the surroundings.
John Gates. and family, of Knox.
Vile. passed Though the city during the
week, en- route for Kingsport, where his
married daughter lives.
20, E, Lyle took his departure, a few
days ago. from the city He will spend
some time at Dresden, N. G.
Nils Kettle House. one of Knoxville's
fair daughters, is visiting Miss Kettle
Lyle, of this city.
Mrs. Isaac Broyles, Of Washington
College. came to the city Tuesday, and
stayed with her friends aud relatives
over Sunday. Miss Broyles. a kind and
generous lady is welcomed by her friends
and relatives here.
e. II. Stephens returned, q few days
since, from a trip to Virginia. He Wis,
tied several native towns while gone, and
had a real pleasant trip.
"A. Z. Robertson, Of Athens, grand
high priest OF Tennessee, and j. Fl. Nc
Alister, grand scribe, cam to the city
this week to cofner the royal arch de-
gree upon G.. H. Jennings, II. H. Harr,
and E. Q, Reeves.
DIR. r. L Patton. of Telford, spent
a few days here during the week. The
Doctor c~ontemplates locating here In the
near future.
james Bright, of Greene county.
came to the city last week. He has an
amount of real estate here, and is look
ing after 1t on this trip.
DIR. Alexander, of Elizabethton. was
here during the past week.
DIR. Peoples, Of Oklohoma, Is visit
ing In the city. The Doctor can tell
some wonderful adventures of his travels
in that country.
r. @. Hunter, and wife, have re-
turned from an extended trip to Hiwau-
see College.
Il. L. @. Lamar, jr.. Of Oxford.
Miss, spent Thursday and Friday In this
city.
-Mollie Callahan. daughter Of ex.
Senator Callahan. came to the city Fri
day. She will spend a few days with
friends here.
--Rev. T, @. McAmis and F. P. Bax-
ter made a trip to Greene county last
week to visit their relatives, who reside
there.
w. ]. Exum has returned from
North Carolina. He now looks hale and
hearty.
Miss Esther e. Wilson. who was in
attendance at the Washington County
Normal, returned to her home at Gar
ber's Mil recently. Miss Esther is q
pleasant young lady, and has many
friends In this city.
B. r. Hartchcrafe and Daniel Tur.
ney, OF the Proctor Steel Company. came
to the city Friday, and, accompanied by
Gen. Wilder, they e. TO Roam Noun
tain, and spent the Sabbath.
The members OF the Fire Depart
ment, OF this city, are practlcing every
week. They are getting so they can
handle their hoes with much skill.
Miss Flora NJ. Taylor, of Morris.
town, daughter Of DR.. @. II. Taylor, ar
rived in the city during the past week,
She will spend some time here with her
brother and her friends.
The Electric Light and Power Com.
pany are now pushing their work to
rapid completion. They will soon have
the machinery all to its place. The
electric Car Line will soon be completed
and over that go rolling the electric car.
One Of the cars are here now, and is be.
ing fitted up.
Jerome Martin, the sho maker,
whose shoeshop is over Wood & Cos,
store, left the city a few days ngo, leav-
ing his shop in the care Of an employee
by the name OF Kelley, on Mr.. Martins
return he found that the contents of his
shop was not so great as when he left.
The property gone was several pair Of
shoes, three sides of leather, and an
amount Of tools. Neither property or
employee have been heard Of since.
Where they went is unknown.
"A party left this place last week for
the purpose Of spending II few weeks In
the mountains. The young people are
Miss Leone Faw, and her guest, Miss
Herman, Of Nashville, and Miss Matte
Weilder. The gentlemen were W. w.
Faw and Joe p. Summers. The crowd
will be chaperoned by Mrs T. A. STRAIT
tin.
Two young men In the Carnegie di.
vision of this city, went down into els
tern Friday evening for the purpose OF
removing the filth. No sooner had they