The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-07-24

L. ID. Gump will go east Sunday to
buy goods.
Thad A. Cox and Mrs. Cox are visit
ing in Knoxville.
Andy Spencer has returned from q
trip to some big towns.
Mrs. J. Sanford Crouch has returned
to her home at Norfolk.
Miss Emma Miles, of Galesburg, ILL.,,
is visiting Miss Sadie Ward.
Mrs. s. G. Williams and daughter
have returned from Knoxville.
Mrs. Arthur Scott, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs. @. Elmondorf.
Lyle Lyman and Miss Elizabeth Ly-
man are guests of Mrs. P. M. Ward.
James Taylor, of Weatherford, Tex,
is visiting friends and relatives in this
county.
Bert Ruble has gone to Knoxville to
accept a position with the Knoxville
Pants Co.
LACK of support" in or out of q
club, is reason enough for disbanding
bail team.
Mrs. d. P. Durham, of Atlanta, is
visiting the family of her brother, DR.,
h. A. Long.
Mrs. P. NJ. Ward and Miss Amy
Ward have returned from visit to H.
linois friends.
j. A. Vines and wife spent day in
the country this week at the home of
Mrs. Vines parents.
The regular Wednesday evening
dance at Austin Springs catches all the
johnson City dancers.
Bruce Smith, of Washington, ID. O.,
is spending few weeks with his faith
er, Judge J. p. Smith.
Mrs. J. A. Denton and daughter and
Miss Sadie Malone have returned from
visit to Virginia relatives.
Miss Hazel Shoun has returned to
Greeneville after an extended visit to
her sister, Mrs. T. E. Hurst
Geo. r. Loyal was up from Knox
vile last week and was the guest OF
Geo. W. Sitton and Mrs. Sitton,
Rev. John T. Wilds of New York is
spending his summer vacation with
relatives in this city and Jonesboro.
Miss Sallie Faw and Misses Carrie
Summers and Herman Faw will visit
relatives at Mountain City next week.
Mrs. Charles Foreman and children
of Knoxville, have returned home after
a visit to the family of DR.. CD. Broyles
Mrs. J. B. Lynch and Miss Lucy
Lynch have returned to Knoxville aftel
a visit of several days to Mrs. J. W
Cox.
Mrs. Henry Lyle and Mrs. Harry
Lyle and little Miss Margaret Lyl,
spent last Saturday in Jonesboro visit
ing relatives.
Harmon and Keefauver, candidates
for circuit judge and attorney general
respectively, will speak here tomorrow
Saturday night.
John W. Hunter left Monday for tn
eastern markets to purchase goods TO
the two commissaries of the Oranberr,
Furnace Company.
Ed Houston returned Monday from
Unaka Springs, where he had been TO
several days enjoying the pleasures o
that favorite resort.
The public will have the opportunit,
of hearing Mrs. I. N. Boring sing q
the new East Park Methodist Churcl
next Monday night.
Charley Mason was in the city Mon
day. Charley is a runnin' and nc
, lookin' back, but there's no use to, TO
, Pritchett's just ahead.
A. Pardee, of Philadelphia, was i
the city this week. He is largely in
terested in the furnace here and cam
out on a visit Of inspection.
, Miss Aanna Prince, of Arkansas, an
3 Miss Virginia French, of Morristowr
were delightful guests at the home {
Mrs. John II. Bowman last week.
q There will be lawn social at til
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Burbag
Friday evening, July Goth. Refresl
n ments will be served. Admission 1Oc.
The Watauga Lighting and Powt
Co. is overhauling its street lines an
n preparing to furnish lights for all res
Q dences. Let them figure with you o
the cost of wiring and lighting.