The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-16
Personal and Other IteAs That Have a
Present Inserest.

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Washington, d. G.
Rev. ]. O. Cowan went down to
Nashville Monday.
John II. Bowman, went down 10
Jonesboio Saturday.
Hon. John Q. Remine, of Greene
vile, is in the city.
Gen. J. 7. Wilder went down to
Chattanooga this week.
T. F. Crowder has returned from
business trip to the East.
J. W. Crumley is attending court
at Elizabetnton this week.
Miss Matte Henderson is spending |
a few days in Knoxville this week.
J w. w. kirkpatrick went down to |
Greeneville and returned last week.
Robert Burrow went up to Eliza.
bethton Wednesday to attend court.
Rev. W. 8. Neighbors, preached to
the people in Unicoi City last week.
Geo. Wofford is in fromPhiladelphia,
Pa, spending lew days with home
folks.
Mrs. Geo. Sells, of Bristol, is visit
ing relatives here and at Unicoi City
this week.
w. K. Martin, ex.deputy revenue
collector, went up to Bristol Wednes.
day evening.
Hon. John T. Essary, collector oil
internal revenue at Knoxville, was in
the city Monday.
Mrs. Mathes, and Miss Annie Gen
try returned Tuesday after a few days
! stay in Knoxville.
Mrs. Sam Sells has returned from a
few days stay in Bristol and other
points in Sullivan county.
Miss Bessie Hoskins has returned to
her home in Knoxville, after spending
few days with relatives in the city.
We were glad to see Will Martin
who has been suffering with rheuma
tism for some time, able to be ou
again
G. Kirkpatrick who has been IN tn,
goods business at this place for som,
time, has sold his entire stock to J. E
Crandall.
A progressive crokinole club wa
organized last Friday evening at Mis-
Annie Gentry's. The members mum
bered about twenty-four.
Rev. E. II. Mclaughlin left 10
Mountain City last week to tax
charge of his pastoral work at tina
place. His family will follow later.
We are glad to see our young friend
Lee Simmerman, q former resident G
this place back to the city again afte
spending three years in school at tn
University of Kentucky, where h
graduated with high honors.
DIR. T. w. Whitlock, OF Jonesbort
was in the city Tuesday. He is an e,
perienced physician and makes sp'
citalty of the eye, ear, nose. and thros
diseases and solicits patronae
through the columns OF The CONE
His ad" will appear elsewhere.
Sam Leach means TO keep in fror
OF the procession il enterprise goes IL
anything. He has just secured til
service OF first class German bak,
and will continue to give general sati
faction. Call upon him for bread, cake
pastry etc. come and be convinced.
Miss Florence Wilson gave beaut
full little dance and musical entertai
ment at her home on Unaka aven,
on last Monday evening. Those pre-
emit were, Misses Harris, Mary al
Alice Carr, and Sallie Chandle
Messrs. Crowder, Mcintyre, Bowma
Cargille, St John, Duncan.
The ordination OF the Rev. w.
Baldwin took place at the First Be
list Church, Of Greeneville, on Il
Sunday. Rev. w. M. Vine, of Il
place. preached the sermon.
Baldwin was formerly member
the M. E. South Conference and
considered all excellent preacher.
The organized gang OF loafers tt
infest some Of the stores ought to
required ito move on" A gatheri
OF the hoodlum element in busin'
house will drive away trade, disgl
decent people and diminish prof
Al good many dollars worth of GOO
are stolen in the course OF year
professional loafers.
Mr.. ]. II. Gibson, of Oregon, form
~ Of Jonesboro, Tenn, was married