The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-25

low.
John H. Faucetto was down from
Butler few hours Saturday on BUSH
ness.
Miss Florence Harris has returned
from an extended visit to Brooklyn,
\. Y friends
Rev. John It. Wilds, OF New York, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. S. W. Wilson,
on Watauga avenue.
Sam Lyle, an engineer on the Ke.
nova division of the N. Il. W. Railroad
is at home for few days.
Mrs. w. P. Hamilton, of Bristol, was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. j.
Thomas, few days last week.
Patton is moving his furniture store
into the Harris building, on Main
street, the room formerly occupied by
Melcher.
Miss Ida Early, an attractive young
lady CT Knoxville. has been the guest
OF her brother, E. Bert Early, Tor sev-
eral days:
viii Boring, Of Wheeling, w. Va,
is visiting his brother, ]. w. Boring.
He is carrying poisoned arm around
in a sling.
Rev, T. F. Roberts win preach at
Antioch on the first Sunday in May,
after which the communion will be
administered.
Gold Dust flour is the cream of
Hest wheat grown, carefully selected
carefully cleaned, carefully milled and
is absolutely pnre.
The wife of Samuel Mottern died at
Reidleman, Sullivan county, last Sun
ay and was buried Monday.-Elizd-
bethtcR llount0ineer.
Eugene Holtsing'r,an attorney from
OAudridge, Tenr,, has returned TO lis
home after visit "f several days to
W. 9. Snapp, OF this city.
W. d. Peters, of the Knoxville
jownai, was in the city Tuesday on
us way to Cranberry tn spend ~ lew
'"ys on q credit of tiA and twelve
months.
W. q Snapp, the popular livelyman
has recently received a new line OF We
hiCles for the summer season and is
prepared to accommodate the boys
with the best turnouts on the turf.
For warm meals at all hours 20 to
the European Hotel Gold Toney &
Brown stand, Buffalo street, opposite
railroad tank.
GEO. R. Brown, Prop'r.
The members of the Presbyterian
church gave reception to their new
Pastor, Rev. S. r. Preston, last Friday
evening in the church. Lunch was
served and several pleasant hour
were spent,
Col. John 7. Essary, internal reve
nue. collector at Knoxville, was in the
city Monday EN- route to the banks Of
the Watauga River to spend week
fixing up a fish tale to tell "the boys
on his return.
LOST-A small open-face, plain
case watch, with "W. NJ. p" engraved
on the case, between w. Rays house
and tannery knob. Finder return tc
Mrs. w. NJ. Patton and receive reward
Mrs. NJ. Eiseman and children, Of
Chicago, will arrive in the city today
and will visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Gump, on Watauga ave.
nue.. Mr.. d. Gump, who has been in
Chicago for several weeks, will return
with them,
We are pleased to announce that
Mr.. r. w. Farr will probably remove
his family from Knoxville to johnson
City. This will BE- we'll received by
Johnson City society, of which they
were popular members during their
former residence in this city.
Speaking OF the recent accident on
the Southern near Alton the Greene
vile Republican says: There was q
run off at the same point thirty years
ago, making three accidents at the
same place. O. G. Rankin was q pas.
senger thirty ago, and also last FIR day
evening.
There is talk Of an extra session Of
the legislature, to be convened in
August, for the purpose of preparing
to take care of the conviO's who will
be turhed over to the State JsnuarS
by the expiration If the le'se with the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway
Company.
Hon. H, Clay Jarvis and Miss Lid,
5. Mitchell we're married this mornins
at 6 80 O'Clock at Tho residence of tn,
brides father, DIR, II. Z. Mitchell, Rev
Frank McCutchan officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis left on the z 80 trair
on two weeks trip to Nashville anC
New Orleans.-Roqersuille1 Herald.
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