The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-05-02
PERSONAL MENTION


Jackson's for Western beef.
Jackson's for the best goods.
Jscksons Tor best brands Of -four.
Lodging at the European H tel,
% cents.
For ice cream and cake go to Geo.
4. Browns.
The vaudeville stage circus went to
sleep at Bristol.
Gold Dust flour will make the light
est, whitest and sweetest bread.
German miIlet, $l.25 per bushel at
Hoss & McCaIPs, Jonesboro, Tenn.-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hunter left on
Wednesday for an extensive Southern
pleasure trip.
Senator f. P. Burch, J. A. Martin
md Peter Pouder have gone to Tiger
Greek trout fishing.
Mr., and Mrs. A. S. Gump, OF Bristol,
Sundayed in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. D, Gump, on Watauga avenue.
=. Mr. aud Mrs. G. @. Harris will occu-
ny the Bolton residence on East Mar.
ket street, and will be at home next
week.
tiold Dust flour is the cream OF
heat wheat grown, carefully selected
carefully cleaned, carefully milled and
IS absolutely pnre.
Dir. f. S. Miller, Jr., has returned
rom Nashville where he went +, at.
tend the annual meeting of the State
Medical Association.
The statement in last weeks COMET
in regard to the return of Miss Flor
ence Harris was erroneous. Miss Har-
lis will not return until the latter part
of May.
Rev. j. G. Barb will preach in the
court room next Sunday morning at
1890 a. m. and in the evening at 100
p. m. All denominations are cordially
invited.
The Wataugs Tannery has pur.
chased the old Stratton planning mill
nd site and will convert the building
INTO, store room for their finished
product.
Misses Annie Bradley and Ida Sim.
cox and Messrs. Walter Seavers and
Ivie NJ, Nees, of Johnson City, were
aIing on friends here Thursday
Elisdbethton NeaUS
For warm meals at all hours go to
the European Hotel (old Toney &
Brown stand,) Buffalo street, opposite
railroad tank.
GEO. R. BROWN, Propr.
LOST-A small opeu-face, plain
case watch, with NV. NJ. p" engraved
On the case, between W. Rays house
and tannery knob. Finder return to
Mrs. W. NJ. Patton and receive reward.
DR.. w. J. Miller has received notice
from the secretary OF the State Medi.
cal Association, recently held at Nash
Vile, OF his appointment as delegate
TO the National Medical Association,
to be held in Baltimore in June.
II you desire to acquaint yourself
with any State or section of the United
States, Canada or Mexico, concerning
the location, character, size and i'm.
nortance of the various towns and
cities consul. Internationally Guide.
Big hearted and popular ]. w.
Renlro, of Watauga Valley, was in the
aity Monday. He is one of the most
prosperous farmers of Carter county
and had with him some fine specimens
4 seed corn raised-o on his farm he was
bringing to @. N. Brown, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hardin, who have
resided in the city for the last four
years, left last Monday. They will
probably locate at Bloomington, Ill
MIS-. Hardin goes to Bloomington on
visit to her mother, and Mr.. Hardin
becomes a knight of the grip for a
leading CONNIE rcial house of Chicago,
Illinois.
The members of the Johnson City
Choral Society will give their first
concert on TT ursday evening, May 7,
att 80 O'Clock, in Jobe's opera house.
Program will include comic, serious,
sentimental, sacred and patriotic mu-
sic, in solos, twos, quaItettes and cho.
ruses, accompanied by full orchestra.
Admission, 10, Is and Is cents.
Col. w. w. Faw was on the streets
Yesterday for the first time in several
weeks, having been confined to his
room With rheumatism He will leave
today for Middle Tennessee to spend
! few weeks recuperating at the home
t Maj Aiken, the old home of Mrs.
Faw. He will be accompanied by
Mrs Faw and daughter, little Carrie
Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Farr were in the
city Tuesday returning from Gran.
berry to Knoxville, where Mr.. Farl
goes to take charge of Hotel Vendome
AS manager OF Hotel Imperial al
Knoxville he maintained his well
earned reputation us hotel man, and
it is safe to presume the Vendome viii
become popular and prosperous hos
tclry under his charge.
Judge John P. Smith and family
are now residents of Johnson City
having moved from Jonesboro to THU
place last week. They are occupying
the residence recently purchased by
Judge Smith from John R. Boripg, or
Walnut street, near Spring street
While regretting their departure from
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