The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-07
PERSONAL MENTION
And Local News Of the Town ind vi.
entity Briefly Told.

Jackson's-the store where you get
the best.
Prof. j. B. Mcmillan was in the city
last Saturday.
All kinds of grain and produce want
ell at Jackson's.
The best meats and sausage are al
ways found ut Jackson's.
Frank Taylor and L. W. Wood saw
the sights at Atlanta this week,
David H. Jones visited his brother
in Bristol several days last week.
G. D. Friberg and wife are visiting
the Atlanta exposition this week.
s. A. Gump, of Bristol, is in the city
visiting his brother, David Gump.
Mrs. J. II. Drummer has just received
ladies' black felt sailors-the latest.
j. T. Ellis, who has been visiting his
family, left for Virginia last Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Bewley, of Morristown,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Hender-
son.
Quality up to the highest point,
prices down to the lowest point at
Jacksons.
Fresh salt water fish received every
Friday at George r. Browns European
Restaurant.
W. o. Phillips, of Fish Springs, was
in the city this week looking after his
interests here.
Fanchon, the Cricket, at the opera
house Friday night, Nov. Is. Seats on
sale at Gump's.
Fanchon, the Cricket, at the opera
house Friday night, the 18th inst.
Seats on sale at Gump's.
Kirkpatrick, the clothier, has re-
ceived a new line of fall neckwear and
can suit the most fastidious.
Mrs. Dimond Pitts left last Saturday
for Washington state, where she ex.
poets to permanently locate.
For anything in the clothing and
furnishing goods line call upon W. w.
Kirkpatrick and be satisfied.
Fanchon, the Cricket, at the opera
house Friday night, November Is.
Sects on sale at Gump Bros.
Kirkpatrick's clothing is right, and,
most of all, the price is right. Call on
him for suit or an overcoat
Mrs. Mark Hannah, Mrs. Barr, G. s.
Hannah and w. w. DeVault left Mon.
day for the exposition at Atlanta.
Miss Mabel Klepper, the polite cash
Ter at the Southern depot, is viewing
the exposition at Atlanta this week.
Mrs. j. 1. Hawkins and children
have returned to Jonesboro after {
short visit to Mrs. Henry Hart in this
city.
Jackson has the largest and best s 4,
lected stock of groceries in East Ten
nessee. Buy where you can get thu
best.
Fanchon, the Cricket, at the oper.
house Friday night, the 18th inst
! Seats on sale at Gump Bros. clothine
store.
The Watauga Water Company is put
ting in 4-inch main to supply tn,
Lide, Russell & Dickinson headine
factory.
John Sanders is remodelling hi
dwelling on Watauga avenue. He i
adding second story and otherwis
improving it.
The ladies of the Second Presbyte
rian church will have church fair tn
first week in December. Particular
will be given later.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Boring, of Chat
tanooga, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. G.. A. Reeves, left for thei
home last Saturday.
You can subscribe for any paper O
magazine at THE COMET office, O
through our solicitor, Capt. G.. L. Clay
and pay the subscription price in pro
duce.
A. r. Acuff, the popular postal clerl
on the E. T. & w. N. c., has returne,
from the midway, at the Atlanta expo
sition. He tells great stories of wha
he saw.
Laps G. Walker, of the ChattanOog
Times, is candidate for grand maste
: of the exchequer, a Pythian state offic
made vacant by the death of Hon. w
A. Wade, of Milan.
Col. VIM. Means and A. B. Kalken
} baugh, OF New York, came down fror
q Roam Mountain Tuesday accompanie
. by w. E. Ragsdale and spent the da
in the city. The colonel's many friend
were delighted to see him looking s
we'll.
Samuel H. Willard, who has bee
? filling the position of bookkeeper fC
Huntsman Bros. & Co., wholesale gre
cerymen, of Bristol, has been spendin
few days with homefolks this weel
He leaves on the vestibule today fl
Il Nashville, where he will enter Draugl
}. on's Business College.
u Prof. J. s. Wilson has removed h
r. family from this place to st. Elm
"a Tenn, where they will reside in futur
Their departure is to be regretted. III
is family has been prominent and pop
70 lar in our social world and deserved
4 50, and will be greatly missed. job
son City's loss, however, is st. Elmo
, gain, and we wish them q pleasant al
D. prosperous life in their new home.
T. VIM. Millhorn, r. N. Penland, '
he H. Stone, John Stroupe, Will Coope
W J. Porter and T. w. Hart, all
. johnson City, were In JoneshOro la
Monday, and were guests OF Ed Boy
g The entire party partook of an elega
b, dinner provided by their generous hos
and the only comment heard was Oh
hr Mr. Rnrd to the effect that he hon.