The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-09-19
Personal MENTION
Aud LEGAL News Of the Town and vi
entity Briefly Told.

Thomas Cox has gone to Kentucky
on business trip.
Col. Walter Brownlow was in the
city last Saturday.
j. S. Galliher left this morning for
Atlanta to see the sights.
Charles Lide made business trip to
Morristown last Monday.
Miss Grace Bradfute left Monday for
Knoxville on visit to friends.
Judge s. J. Kirkpatrick was in the
city Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. Charles Osborne is visiting rel
atives in Chattanooga this week.
Mrs. r.. L. Bruner left yesterday for
Chattanooga on a visit to friends.
Attorney George E. Boren, of Eliza
bethton, was in the city this week.
G.. w. and Edward Slater are taking
in the dedication at Chattanooga this
week.
Miss Annie Brownlow, of Jonesboro,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thad A. Cox.
Mrs S. G. Williams and child left last
Friday for Piqua, Ohio, on a visit to
her old home.
Joe Carr, of Bristol, was in the city
last Friday. Joe says we will soon be
as big as Bristol
Major Cantwell left for Chattanooga
Tuesday to take part in the exercises at
that place this week.
Foy w, Dulaney went to Bristol last
Tuesday on business trip connected
with his coal interests.
Gen. John T. Wilder left last Sunday
for Chattanooga to arrange camp for
600 of his old regiment.
Miss Lizzie Burleson, the accom-
plished daughter of Jefferson Burleson,
spent Saturday in town.
Chairman of the county court of Car
ter county, Judge John Simerley, was
in the city last Tuesday.
H. B. Crumley left yesterday for
Stackhouse, N. O., to be absent ten
days on numbering trip.
Col. H. H. Taylor, of Knoxville, was
in the city this week taking dispositions
in the Carnegie Iron Company's case.
Mrs. r. M. Barton, of Chattanooga,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. McFar-
land at their home ON Watauga avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baum, of Salt
vile, Va, formerly of this city, passed
through on the vestibule last Sunday
for Knoxville.
Mrs. Sallie L. Cash, of Big Stone
Gap, Va, left Monday for her home,
after pleasant visit to friends and
homefolks here.
Miss Carrie Taylor has returned to
her home in Knoxville, after a short
visit to her uncles, George and William
Taylor, on Buffalo.
r. N. Penland, Jr., left last week for
Knoxville, where a number of his race
horses are entered for the big races al
that place this week,
Will G, Anderson, the Okolona ap-
pie king, is in Knoxville displaying
samples of his apples and taking orders
as fast as he can write,
Be sure to call at Mrs. j. II. Brun-
ner's Tuesday, September "a, and see
the Bonnie Doom, the gem of the sea.
soma bewitching shape.
Mrs. Charles Brown, Jr., and chill.
dren, left last Sunday for Atlanta, Ga,
where she will join her husband. They
will remain there some time.
Miss Bessie Taylor, of Bristol, who
has been visiting her uncles, George
and William Taylor, ON Buffalo, passed
through the city last Friday enroutt
home.
Married, at Marbleton, in Unico
county, on Thursday evening, Septem
Der 8, 1895, by Rev. Henry NJ, PEBBLES
James T. McDoran and Mrs, Martht
j. Streets.
Messrs. G. L. Taggart, ST., and G. L
Taggart, Jr., left Monday for Chatta
nooga. G. L., ST., will camp with hi
old Indiana comrades on the Chica
manga battlefield.
Henry Jackson was in the city las
Tuesday. Mr.. Jackson is operating
his iron mines, near Embreeville, a
their fullest capacity, and says he feel
highly encouraged over the boom il
iron.
Hon. Elias Carr, governor of Nortl
Carolina, wife and son, w. X. Carr anC
his wife, arrived in this city Sunda,
night by way of Morristown and wen
out to Roam Mountain. 1t is Governo
Carr's first visit to Roam Mountain.
The following Johnson City peopl
left last Monday for Knoxville to atten,
the meeting of the sons of veterans a
that place: Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. De
Groat, DIR. s. Rush Miller, Hon. A.
Bowman, Mrs. r. X. Collins, Mrs
+. l.. Waggoner, Joseph Lyle and wife
George Il. Naff and wife and Philli
Pry.
Clerk and Master Young disposed c
lot Of steel rails, ETC., belonging
the Three G railroad company Tuesda
afternoon under decree of our CHANGER
court in the case of Mcdonald, Shea
Co. VS.. the c., G. 4 G. railroad CON
pany. w. p. Harris and G. @. Harris
of this city, were large buyers at th
sale.