The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION
And LEGAL News of the iowa md VI.
clniiy Briefly Told.


ciniiy Briefly Told.
P, II, Pouder spent Sunday in the city
with his family.
j. A. Maher. Of Roam Mountain, was
in the city this week.
Frank George has returned from II
business trip TO Atlanta.
Mrs. Chas. Taggart, Jr, and Mrs.
Gee, have gone to Bristol.
Scott Hickey, Of Jonesboro, was in the
city the first of the week.
DR.. Henry, of Cincinnati, is summer
ing on the Watauga River.
Miss Beulah Russell, of Morrlstown,
is visiting Miss Mamie Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Bruner are spend
ing the week at Unaka Springs.
Rev. j, j. Robinette left yesterday for
Rogersvlle to attend district confer
ence.
DR.. r. s. Bolton and G. r. Robinson,
of Embreville, We're visiting in the city
last Sunday.
The Southern is building siding into
the Watauga Lighting and Power Com
pany's plant.
Don't forget to join the public library,
1t has 800 volumes and ten periodicals.
Upstairs, Eagle building.
Mrs, NJ. j. Grsham, of Jonesboro, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Mathes at
their home on Watauga avenue.
Sheriff G. +. Campbell and wife left
for Knoxville last Sunday to attend the
United States court at that place.
LOST-Black cashmere shawl, with
border about four inches wide. Finder
return to COMET Office and receive re.
ward.
Mrs. William Berkholtz left for Knox
vile yesterday, where Mr.. and Mrs
Berkholtz expect to make their futur,
home.
Mrs. 0. Il. Beard, nee Axle Flynn, O
Radford, Va. is visiting at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Simcox. on SplinJ
street.
Miss Bessie HoSkns and Miss Moffett
Iof Knoxville, are visiting at the home O
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cox, on Unak
avenue.
Senator r. r. Butler was in the cit
Wednesday en- route to his home a
Mountain City. The Judge is in the hes
of health.
Miss Grace Reeve, of Greeneville, VIII
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Seavers, returned to her home las
Wednesday.
Misses Make and Mary Hamilton, {
Abingdon, Va, were visiting their col
I sin, Miss Annie Bradley, on Wataug
/. avenue, last week,
2 President viii d. Martin, of tn
Taylor Wheelmen, deserves credit &c
his untiring efforts on the card inst I
~ make everyone happy.
The Johnson City public library
open every Saturday and Wednesda
x from 2 to p. m. Terms, 81 per yea
or, 35 cents per quarter.
r. l.. Hickey, the hustling draymar
accidentally had two bones of his rigl
hand broken Monday. We hope "Rufe
IS will get in shape again rapidly.
10 j. A. Reedy took from this vicinit
' twenty men to work in the coal mines
"a Mcdowell county, West Virginia, I'll
q miners at that place being on strike.
9 DIR. ID. Sullins came down from Unal
q Springs Wednesday and left in the afte
noon for Big Stone Gap to attend th
district conference of the NJ. E. churcl
South.
~ Col. William FitzsimmonS, tie giftt
~ ~ and genial editor of the Ellzabethtc
. MOuntaineer, came down with q crow
4 of friends to help us enjoy ourselves la
VI Tuesday.
y Our base ball boys left yesterday I
~ Rogersville, where they play thr
u games. II they win two out Of thr
n, from Rogersville they will have to "g
Ia a move on themselves"
Is, The following we'll known people
81 this city are at Unaka Springs! M
e, and Mrs. ]. M. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs.
ne L. Hruner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Matht
e Ii. D. Gump, Frank Evans.
oil The crops in Greene county are in f
t5 condition. Wheat was fair, oats Il
er crop, and corn and tobacco are boomin
ed Crops have bscn worked better this sc
"a son than they have for many years.
II, Greeneville Republican.
On Attention is called to the adverti
or, ment of DR.. N. T.Dulaney, Jr., of Br
IRIS toll, in this issue. DR.. Dulaney max
of speciality of the eye, ear, nose a
throat, and I 5 establishing an enviat
At reputation in these. particular branch
Dts Rev. Il. A, Boone, pastor of the M.
church, South, at Lexington, N. c..
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hruner,
Watauga avenue. BY invitation he
10 cupied the pulpit at the M. +. chur
- South, in this citySunday and preach
% an eloquent and interesting sermon.