The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-08
THE COMET.
SEEN AND HEARD.
Personal and Other Items That Have a
Present Interest.

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Monday,
j. ]. Brown wns in from May Day
Wednesday.
r. n. Penland, Jr,, went upto Bris-
tol yesterday.
Judge Hacker was up from Jonet-
boro "Wednesday.
L. G. Speck, Of Morrlstown, was in
the city Saturday.
Bruce Baughman was down from
Bluff City Monday.
Miss Nelia O'Btien, of Erwin, was
in the city last week.
Hon, A. ]. Patterson and wife were
in the city Saturday.
Tomorrow and Saturday are the
first two registration days.
Mrs. NJ. NJ, Wood has returned from
visit to relatives in Dakota.
D. G. Morris has been appointed
postmaster AZ Morristown. Luck TO
him.
The grounding saw his shadow Fri
day and we will rec ructions for six
weeks.
Robert Burrow went up to Bristol
to see his father, A. ]. Burrow, who is
very sick.
Judge Curtin passed through the
city Monday~on his way to court at
Elizabethton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Porter came in
from the East Friday and went up to
Elizabethton.
Samuel Hunt, President of the C's,
was in the city Saturday in the inter.
est of that road.
Miss Mennie Cooper has returned
home to Knoxville after short visit
to friends in the city.
H. T. Cook, of the COOPERATIVE
Town Company, was in town Monday
en- route to Elizabethton.
Mrs. Tom Phillips. of st. Clair, Haw
kins county, is visiting her daughters
Mrs Cargille and Mrs. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mira. Tate Earnest, o.
Jonesboro, attended Alvin Joslin at the
opera house Wednesday night.
Willie Cowan, who has been with
Ed Condor, contractor at Knoxville
for some time, is visiting homefoks.
T. B. Klepper, depot agent, was
called to Limestone Sunday night or
account of the serious illness of his
brother, Jacob.
Miss Helfrich stopped off Sunday
on her way from Florida to Baltimore
She was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Crandall while in the city.
LOsT-A pocket book, containing
note payable to my order, made b,
Andrew Friberg. Finder return sam,
to the Bee Hive and receive reward.
499 4t CD. FRIBERG.
@. J. Stout, OF Limestone, has &C
eepted position as drug clerk will
Mcfarland & Co. Mr.. Stout has many
friends here who will be glad to Sc,
him back at his old job.
LOST.-shepherd dog, dark but
eolored, with little white on neck ant
breast, some white on feet, also whit
en- tip of tail. Return to THE CONE,
office and receive reward. 500 If
Mrs. Joseph L. Burts died las
Thursday night and was buried, Fri
day, in the old cemetery. She wa
about 65 years old, had been widow
for many years and was childless.
J.T. Browning, of the staff, wen
down to Knoxville Monday night t
hear John J. ingalls, lecture. But tn
illustrious statesman out OF Job &C
on the wrong train at Cincinnati an
Cancelled his date at Knoxville.
STRAYED OR STOLEN--$5.O
REWARD-Large Greyhound Dog
Dove color; scar on hips; been gon
from home about two months. Fiv
dollars reward. Return to f. G. FL
glesing & Co., Johnson City. 1t
W. II. Cox, formerly of the firm
Butt, Cox & Co., wholesale matters
Knoxville, has accepted positio
with the we'll known firm of Etchisol
Bates Il Stark. wholesale matters,
Richmond. His territory will incluc
Southwest Virginia, State of Tenne
see, Western North Carolina an
Northern Georgia. For several yea
Mr.. Cox has been one of the mo
successful drummers on the road.
For Sale.