The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-07-18
Wanted.

Mrs. w. nj. Bolton Is spending few
weeks in Knoyille with Mr.. Bolton.
Louis Gump has returned from an
extensive visit to Colorado and other
points
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
nest Miller is recovering from a serious
illness.
Charlie Scott, an engineer on o. II.
& g., was Frustrated by heat last Mon
day but is recovering.
L. +. Decker was up from Chucky
Valley yesterday and had his name put
upon THE COMET S roll of honor.
Miss Meta Smith, the popular sales
lady at Hart & Houston's, is enjoying
weeks vacation at Austin Springs.
Jas. A. Martin has had the creamery
remodeled and made into pretty little
dwelling. Jno. X. Snapp has moved
into it.
Mrs. w. II. Harris, of New York, is
spending few weeks with her son,
Col. W. p. Harris, and family on Sec
ond avenue.
Mrs. +. A. Stratton and son, Wilder,
are home again for the summer. They
spent the winter in New York, where
Wilder was in school.
Foy Dulaney's family have gone to
housekeeping again at their home on
Spring street. Hotel life is we'll enough
but "there is no place like home"
Eugene Horton, of New York, and
W. d. Riddell of Chattanooga, were
in the city Tuesday on business con-
nected with the U. s. Leather Co.
Miss Sallie Barrette, very charm
ing young lady of Charleston, Tenn,
and special favorite in johnson City
social circles, is the guest of the Misses
Carr.
S. S. Jones, a former resident OF this
city, has been appointed assistant post
master at Limestone. Before receiving
this appointment Sam had been q rural
mail carrier.
Hon. Morgan Fitzpatrick, State Su-
perintendent OF Schools, was in the
city Monday night and went down to
Jonesboro Tuesday morning to attend
the State Normal
Hon. Jno. Allison and son, of Nash
vile, were in the city short while this
week. John" is q native of Washing
ton county and son the county has
great reason to be proud of. He is al
ways welcome visitor.
Jas. II. Mitchell, ID. G. D., who has
been in this city for the past month in
the interest of the Knights of honor,
went up to Bristol Sunday afternoon,
having been called there on business
connected with that order.
Mayor Summers headed q party of
young sports that left Thurday for the
mountains on fishing expedition.
They were |. n. Beckner, Frank Love,
Frank st. John, Sam Crumley, John
Love and Max Carter.
Mrs. J. S. Montgomery, who has
been visiting relatives at Lebanon, has
joined her husband, DR.. Montgomery,
ut this place, and will be in the Office
OF Drs. Williams & Montgomery, Os-
teopathic physicians. as attendant to
lady patients.
David Patton, of Milligan, met with
a painful accident last Monday. While
pouring babbit into threshing ma
chine journal box the metal struck wa
ter and was thrown into his face. Both
eyes were injured and it is feared he
, will lose his sight
At her delightful boarding house Oh
Spring street, Mrs. Y. J. Weller has as
her guests for the summer the follow
ing: Prof. Jones; ID. II. Willard
Washington College; d. A. Vines,
Jonesboro; W. H. Jewell, Tusculum
Tom Minis, Leadyille; L. II. O'Brien
: Erwin; DR.. Montgomery and wife,
Lexington, KY DIR. Williams, Licking
ton; Mrs. Will Dyer, City; Cliff Sit
ton and wife, and Mrs. Mcconnell
Talladega. Ala.
Drs. Williams and Montgomery Os
teopathlc physicians, who recently 10
Gated in Johnson City, successful,
: treat all forms Of chronic diseases, sucl
as rheumatism, asthma, nervousness
, stomach troubles, kidney diseases, etc
Eighty-fve per cent of such cases cal
be permanently cured by their treat
. ment. They are quartered in the of
fee formally occupied by Foy Dulane
on Spring street. No charges are mad
: for consultation and examination.
= DR.. William NJ. Fuqua, of Hopkins
vile, who has had great deal to d
with bringing about the organizatio
of the new Western Kentucky Coke
Coal & Railroad Company, will. it
announced. elected president of til
concern. DR.. Fuqua, who is now i
New York, writes that everything
70 satisfactory, and that the bonds will
ready in few days. The capital stoc
is 81. COO, COO. The company conten
plates ne construction of railroa
- from Malisonville to Dawson Spring
the building of town at Richland an
developing the mineral interests alon
the line of road.