The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION
And Local News OF the Town ind vi.
entity Briefly Told.

Wade McNees is still sporting
puzzle Key ring.
The Market street livery stable has
decided to go into liquidation.
Gold Dust -four will make the light
est, whitest and sweetest bread.
fudge Thos Curtin was down from
Bristol Saturday on legal business.
Mrs. l H. Aiken and Mrs. Earhart,
of Bristol, were visiting in the city last
week.
Mayor Hart and Attorney Jennings
have returned from II business trip to
Chicago.
Rev w. s. Neighbors delivered a
lecture at Tusculum College Tuesday
evening.
The Southern Railway has put up
-ignal lamps on all the switches on
the main line.
G. G. Harris and wife have returned
from Jacksonville, Fla. Gabe looks as
nat'ral as life.
Miss Jennie Cameron, Of Elizabeth
ton, was the guest of Miss Lucy Hardin
several days last week.
B. ginning Monday, the Sth inst,
the johnson City postoffice will issue
International money orders.
Hon. Isaac Hampton, of Ossian,
n. Y, is in the city, the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. r. Hurlbut.
Miss Ella Touzalin, charmingly
vivacious young lsdy OF Bristol, is Wis
ting the Mirses Wood, on Pine street.
Judge H. T. Campbell was in the
city Monday few hours en- route to
Blountville, where his court is in ses.
sion.
Gold Dust flour is the cream Of
best wheat grown, carefully selected
carefully cleaned, carefully milled and
is absolutely pnre.
Webo Bros, the hustling and &C,
commodating ice dealers, will sell ice
again this season, cheap as ever be.
fore, after April 2O.-562 ct
Judge ]. p Smith and Mrs. Smith,
o! Jonesboro, are in the city for few
days. They are stopping at Mrs. R.
A. Woods, on Pine street.
R. N. Penland and 7. E. Hurst are
conducting livery stable on Maple
street, and are Offering a reward for
an appropriate name foi it.
The JaDanese Tea given by the la.
dies of the NJ. E. church, South, at the
opera house last Thursday night was
delightful affair and financial sue.
cess.
W. G. snapp, the liveryman al
Johnson City, was here last night, and
closed trade with Brown Bros. for
two new hacks and a surry.-Bri8toI
Courier.
Mrs. ]. @. Brown, v no has been Wis.
ting for some time in Johnson City
Tenn, returned home Saturday even.
ing in answer to telt gram announc'
ing to her the death If Mr.. Browns
mother Marion, N c., Record.
The ladies' Aid Society of the Wa
tauga avenue church will give an
Easter entertainment on FRIDAY even
ing, April II. A nice array OF Easter
mementoes will be for sale. The room
will be tastefully decorated and Q
dainty lunch served. All are cordially
invited
Cards are out for the marriage oil
our popular young jeweler, H. II. Nc
Pherson to Mis- Mary Powell Smith
daughter of John P. Smith, of thi,
place The wedding will be solemn
ized in the Second Presbyterian
church, Thursday evening,at 8 o'clock
April II, 1695.-Herald and Tribune.
Mrs. G w. Hardin and children
left last week for Kenova, w. Va, Il
join MIR. Hardin, who is employed OF
the Kenova division of the Norfolk
Western road. They will make thei
home there for the present. The bes
wishes of their Johnson City friend
go with them Tor happiness and proi
perity in their new home.
Mr. N. L. Galloway and Miss Molli
Templin were married last Thursda
) ut the residence Of the bride, near Ga
ber's Mills, w. M. Vines, of this cit,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs Gallowa
left the following day for St. JOSEPH
( Texas, the home Of the groom. Til
COMET extends congratulations an
wishes them many years Of hsppine
and prosperity.
e Miss Hattie Conley, former re.
] dent OF Marion, but now a teacher
the graded schools of Johnson Cit
. Tenn, accompanied her aunt, MI
j. @. Blown, home to attend the fun
u raj of her grandmother. Her mar
} friends at Marion regret that her d
n ties as teacher necessitated her retur
9 ing to Johnson City on Tuesday eve
ing. Her we'll deserved success
teacher, however, gives them mut
qualification. Marion, N c., Recon
Quarterly court has been in sessiC
at Jonesboro since Monday. The mo
n important business before the boz
!; was the election OF successor to Ms
, Bradshaw, deceased, as tax assessC
J. W. X. Martin, of this city, and NJ
.. Britton, both Republicans. we're plac,
6 in nomination. The vote resulted
y twenty.one for Martin and seventet
for n,;ttop nv Mort;y, "a u,ortbv .,