The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-07-18
Personal MENTION
Ind Local News Of The Town and VI.
entity Briefly Tnlh.

Ind Local News Of the Town and vi.
entity Briefly T"id.
Mia Nandalm Fuqua il visiting ~
Bristol This ~"ek
Mr. J. F T ney, 81 Es~iu, was ia
the city this week
Nj. S v Wlnanr-, Of Washington
D c.. i, in tie o'ty.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs r. G. Hunter
on The IL lust, a gIrI
Ms Mamie Srvitr, of Selma. Ala.
is visiting relatives in the city
Maj. A r Wing has gone to Big
) one Gap on ii business trip.
Gold Dust four.wiil make the light
est, whitest and sweetest bread
Capt. William Nelson, of Back
woods, Tenn, was in the city this
week.
DR., Henry, the great hypnotis! OF
Cincinnati, was in the city, last
week.
S, S Crumley, attorney at law, made
4 business visit TO Greeneville last
Monday.
Garner Range and HAYES Keebler
left last week for California, "via" the
bumpers.
Mr. Massey Heuser, OF Ivanhoe, Va j.,
$ visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
&. A, Heuser.
Miss Lizzie Reeves, Of Jonesboro, is
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Will Cox on
Chestnut street.
Miss Matte KinCannon, of Bristol,
Tenn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Hunter on Walnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hard, of Nashville,
cousins of Mr.. w. G. Mathes, were
in the city one day this week.
Mrs. Ann johnson, formerly Of this
city, now residing at Nashville, il
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Pence, of Blue
ield, W. Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
y. N. Brown on Watauga avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs L w emple, of Alb
ngdon, Va, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs J. M. Buck on Watauga avenue
Mr., G. Walter seavers, the MAI u
iActurer oil harness and saddles, | a
gone to Hawkins county ON pleas ur
trip
Mr., j. A. Csrgllle, our popular pho
tographer, is in RogersviIe this week
. where Mr.. Cargille has a branch ga
cry,
Mr. Nat Taylor, of Elk Park, N. G.
D 9 this week for Walla Walla, Wash
lngton, where Mr.. Taylor expects t,
t,cate.
Constable Chas Mcneil aud family
lave moved to their summer residenc
N the Lyle farmftwo miles west c
.he city.
$ Mrs. Geo. ". Hardin aud children
, Il Kenova, W. Va, left last saturda,
or their home, alter pleasant visit t
g lomefnlks.
a Gold Dust flour is the cream {
So 'est wheat grown, ca'efully selecte
p arefullv cleaned, carefully milled an
is absolute y pnre.
!, MIS- Julia r Love, Of SEeetwate
4 Inn. and Miss Martin, OF Texas, 81
o isiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. St. Jol ]
3 u Fairview avenue.
y Judge II. T. Campbvll and Attorne
i General Dave Harmon, were IN ID
2, city this week, enroute to their home
l. from Mountain City,
4 Mr. and Mrs. d. ]. Hickman, VII
9 have been visiting relatives in th
4 city, returned to their home at Unic,
e, City, Tenn last Sunday.
Ie Died, near Milligan, Garter count
g Mr.. Isabel M"Keehep Born on VI
81 l4th Of July, 1898, died on the 18th
to July 1895. Age one hundred and tv
n years.
u Mr.. Robt Williams, the populI
"a glove manipulation OF our base ba
- club, who has been in Kentucky Il
~ some time, has returned on visit
y homefolka.
81 Miss Maud Thomas, OF Happy VI
" ley, returned from Bristol this wee
q, accompanied by Misses Willie Rh'
10 md Bette Dulaney, who will viz
Miss Thomas at her beautiful hon
on the W+taugs river,
WANTED-T employ an energel
IL LADY or gentleman to repres' mt us
:. each county Salary $4,000 ner mt n
TX and a commission. Address wi
q stamp, Chas. A. Robinson & G
% Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
:. Mr. S. Wenger, a gentleman who
= we mentioned last week 40 stayi
q here for his health, leaves today
2 Johnson City White Pine Enterprt
3 1t did not take this gentleman long
z find out what was good for his heal
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