The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-07-05

Berney Burleson came into the city
for tho 4th.
Alex Farnsworlh came to town TO
spend the 4th.
Mrs, NJ, 4. Gentry is visiting Bris-
toll relatives.
Allan Harris has returned home to
spend his vacation.
Miss Anna Faw was Bristol visitor
in the city yesterday.
Hon. John NJ. Simerly was in the
city few hours Sunday,
Misses Ethel and Kathleen Smith
are visiting Jonesboro relatives.
Miss Dora Cargille has returned
from trip to Bristol friends.
Il. V. McCown and family are visit
ing relatives at Fayetteville, Tenn.
Steve Bowel came to the city We'd
nesday to help make the Eagle sore.
Charlie Carson came up from Sun
rise stock farm to spend the 4th. in the
city.
Raymond Reeves, of Dallas, Texas,
is visiting his parents in this city for a
few weeks,
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brown died last Tuesday after
short illness,
], W. Cass went down to Rogersville
Friday to spend Sunday with his wife,
who is visiting relatives there.
Jas. A. Martin and family went to
Austin Springs Saturday to spend the
month of July at this popular resort
Miss Dora Cargille returned to Bris-
toll last Tuesday. She came down to
attend the musicale at the Piedmont. 90
De Long Rice has added another
star to his collection, but this last one
will not lecture this fall 1t is son
and was born last Thursday.
w. l.. Archer, who has been carry
ing the mail to klourville and Austin
Springs for several years, has resigned
and taken route from Telford to
Chuckey Valley.
Mrs. j.. L. Wordsworth and children
are occupying their cottage at Unaka
Springs for the heated term. Mrs
Core, sister of Mrs. Wordsworth, is at
the Springs with her. =
The Sunday school picnic of the M.
r. Church South, has been postponed
from the 10th to the 10th of July. The
Presbyterian Sunday School will join
the Methodists on that day.
Miss Sophia Faucettc, of Spray, N
c., came to the city last Frsday with
her brother, j. H. Faucette. She will
visit relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity for short time.
G. w. Sitton has purchased the Mrs.
Alice Harr residence on Roam and
Myrtle streets, and has moved into
same. DR.. J. w. Cox, the former ten
ant, has moved his family to the Seller:
residence on Holston avenue -
We are pleased to announce that w.
~. Hill is able to be at work again af
ter long and tedious illness with grip
He has moved his watch repairing es
adjustment into Jackson's place o.
business.
The Christian Endeavor Society o.
the First Presbyterian church will give
a social at the residence of Mrs. nj
Jackson Tuesday evening, July II
The musical program will begin at
o'clock Refreshments.
Services at the First Baptist churcl
at the usual hours on July 8, 1900
Morning subject; 81 seek not yours
but you" Evening subject ''W,
preach Christ Crucifed." Miss Willie
Cox will be the soloist at both services
Last Tuesday evening at G. G. Tay
lor's residence, near Milligan, Mis-
jamie Lusk and Will Scott, both o
this city, were married, Squire Taylo
officiating. The young couple droy
out from this city and were accompan
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Chinowth
Misses Make and Hattie Cox re
turned yesterday from Gate City, Va,
where they had been for two month
with their grand father, J. B. Rich
mond. They were accompanied 0
their return by Miss Barker, daughte
, of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Barker, o Bris