The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-08-22
Personal MENTION


eating at Erwin this week.
Charles Stratton, of Chattanooga,
was in the city last Saturday.
Clerk and Master Young was up
from Jonesboro a few hours Tuesday |
j, P Henderson left for Bristol last !!
Monday on a visit to relatives aud
friends.
Robert Dot Williams, OF Milligan,
was in the city last Friday on his way
to Bristol,
Miss Eva Wilson left last Monday
for Chattanooga, where she will spend
some time.
Prof S, D. Jones, president Of South.
west Virginia Institute, was in the
city last Monday,
DR.. J. G.. King returned with his
daughter, Miss Bessie, from Hawkins
county last Tuesday.
President Frank Firmstone, of the
E. 7. & w. N. G. r. r., left fol- Phila-
| ublUlld ldSt DdIuINdN'
Manager A. N. Molesworth and wife
have returned to the CITY after an ex-
tended visit to Eastern cities.
Miss Scales, o. St. Louis, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs G c Chan.
dler, leN last Monday for her home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs M. H. Camp
bell,on the 16:h INST, boy, weighing
at the hour of birth, 16 pounds net.
F. NJ. George left last Sunday for
Lexington, KY, and from there he
goes to his branch house in Atlanta,
Ga.
Receiver ]. ]. Cox of the First Ma,
tional Bank, YVES in the city last Mon
| day, on business connected with the
bank
Mrs. Lizzie Bushong came down
from Bristol last Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Akard and returned
this week.
Mrs. r. H. Jones and daughter re-
turned to their home at Shelbyville
: yesterday after two weeks visit to
relatives in the city.
Chas. Richmond, Of Gate City, Va
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. j. B, Cox, and returned
to his home Monday.
W.R. Keys, OF the Tomahawk, pass
ed through the city with his family
\ Wednesday en- route to the campmeet
ing at Sulphur Springs.
Miss Nellie Ray, of Bristol, who has
been visiting Miss Thomas at hel
home on the Watauga river, returned
\ to her home last Monday.
Miss Matte Henderson, who has
been spending several days at the diff
ferent springs in Virginia, returned
to her home last Saturday.
Mrs. James Alien, Of Greenenille
and Mrs. Mollie Hunt, of Bluefeld, w
Va, were the guests OF Mrs. s. A
Bowman few days last week.
Mics Mabel Shoun. of GreenevilIe
y who has been visiting the Misse
Chandler, on Watauga avenue, return
ed to Greeneville last Monday.
Judge Anderson and family, Q
U Nashyille,who have been sojourniDg a
Cranberry for several weeks, were il
the city Tuesday en- route home.
V n. B. Remine, ofthe Bristol Courie
staff, accompanied by his cousin, Mis-
n Blanoh Wharton, of Philadelphia
spent few houra in the city last Sur
day.
Sam w. Jack, the most popular rev
enue gauger that ever measured AZ
pie brandy from "two fingers" to
e barrel was in the city a few hour
Tuesday.
n Slater's fruit stand was broken int
" one night this week and several art
Giles stolen. Gump's clothing store wt
n also robbed of SIX pair of trousers tt
~ same night.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Wilson ente
lQ tanned few friends last Tuesday eve
ing at their home on Watauga avenu
the occasion being the fifth annive
IS sary OF their marriage.
Rev. F. p Baxter left last Tuesd'
" for Missouri to accept call to Il
A pastorate of aCumberlandPresbyterii
church. His family will remain
oc the city for short time.
G A. George left yesterday with h
family for Rheatown, Tenn, and W
make that locality their future hon
Mr.. George goes to take charge of
farm belonging to his father.in-aw.
'0 R. L. Bruner left Monday for N
York to purchase his fall stock
nv merchandise. He was accompani
~ by his milliner, Miss Mary Bayle
who will personally select the goo
iii for that department..
Any person knowing the post off
address OF John Brock and wife, wht
I'LL maiden name was Becky Hopkins, a
raised in Laurel county, Kentucl
will do me great favor by dropping
Vi card to JAS Hopkins Clinton, Ten
Anderson county. Other papers pie
copy.