The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION
And Local News Of the Town and vi.
cihity Briefly Told.

JdCksOu lot Tie pest goods.
Jackson's for best brands of -four.
Judge Campbell was in the city the
first of the week.
Col, E. 9. Reeves returned from
Nashville this week.
Judge Curtin, OF Bristol, was in the
city on last Saturday.
The colored band gave a picnic at
the lake last Thursday.
Hon. @. G. Collins, of Garter county,
was in the city this week.
Miss Katie Slmcox has gone to
Knoxville to visit relatives.
G. P. Crouch left for Greeneville this
morning on business trip.
DR.. Kirkpatrick, Of Boone's Greek,
was in the city last Tuesday.
Miss LYNNE Haun, of Dry Greek,
is visiting friends in the city.
Gold Dust flour will make the light
est, whitest and sweetest bread.
Capt w. A. Dickinson and wife, of
Bristol, spent Tuesday in the city.
A number Of our society people pic
niced at Austin's Springs yesterday.
Dr. f S Miller, Jr, left yesterday
for Nashville on professional business
WANTED-Lady agents to sell tea,
etc. Marshall Chm. Co., Cine natl O.
Mrs, r. S Boyd left last Tuesday for
Lexington, Ky on visit to her broth
er.
! Mrs A. S. Gump and son are visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gump, Of this
city.
Squire Reeves, of the Tenth district.
was in town this week on a shopping
tour.
w. W. Dowell, representing ]. L.
Shields q Co, was in the city this
week.
VIM. G. Baird, post office inspector,
OF Chattanooga, was in the city this
week.
Mrs. G. W. Carr has gone to Bristol
on visit to her friend, Miss Laura
Brooks.
S. j. Kirkpatrick, who is summering
at Unaka Springs, was in the city last
Tuesday.
We notice Southern peaches are on
the market, the first of the season al
this place.
| When in town don't fail to call al
w. |. Hart & Co.'s business house and
see the monstrosity.
| Trains from every direction are
bringing people to the city en- route tc
the mountain resorts.
| Congressman elect w. q. Anderson
LOT Cooke county, is in the city ming
ling with his friends.
1t is worth your time when in town
to call at w. |. Hart & Co.'s and take
a look at the curiosity.
q. E. Boren and wife, of Elizabeth
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Berry, on Walnut street.
| Miss Dora Cargille has returned tc
her home after an extended visit tC
Middle and West Tennessee.
Mrs. G. F. Hodge and Mrs. Mollit
Hodge, OF Bristol, are visiting Mr.. anC
Mrs G. G. Harris, of this city.
VIM. G. Mathes left last Monday fol
New York TO attend meeting of thu
supreme lodge Knights of Honor.
Rufus Hickey, the perpetual
talking drayman, has incultivation
acres OF millet and acres of corn.
The choir of the Baptist church will
give a song service next Sunday even
! ing in the church. All are invited.
The band excursion to UnakaSpring
: on the 18th inst was we'll patr0nizet
by select crowd of our best citizen:
+ Last Friday was the first time sine
| the change of the schedule that tn
, vestibule trains passed on the hom
track.
Mrs. ], B. Cox and children left las
Tuesday for Gate City, Va, where the
: will spend few weeks with Mrs. Cox
i father.
d Mrs. w. J. Thomas and children
n who have been visiting Mrs. Thoma
o parents at Bristol, returned home yes
t. terday.
: The public is invited to attend Chi
D dren's day services at the First Pre-
4 byterian church on next Sunday
y $50 a. m.
Chas. Lannon's WAS sent to Jail in
> fault Of bond this week by M.
Y Gump, justice OF the peace, for passir
Is worthless checks.
Is Col. w. P. Brownlow was in Il
< city last Wednesday. We are al va
q happy to extend hearty WELDON
Y to the colonel.
Y Gold Dust -four is the cream
B best wheat grown, carefully select
z carefully cleaned, carefully milled a
q is absolutely pnre.
4 ]. B. Cox and A. G. Kloman left Ii
z tuesday for the Valley of Virgin
b where they will spend week or 80
e the Variety Springs.
Z Rufus Payne, Jr., the ever popu
X salesman, representing Louis Dess