The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-06-19

y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
If you want the best there is to eat
go to Browns restaurant, on Buffalo
street.
Judge J. P. Smith is attending the
republican gubernatorial convention
from this place.
Geo Brown is now serving the best
of ice cream daily at his restaurant on
Buffalo street.
Miss Make Cox has gone to Big
Stone Gap, Va, to attend the Edmonds
Slemp wedding.
r.. Nelson Campbell left Saturday
for West Point to enter the United
States military academy.
Miss Sallie Hoskins, of Knoxville, is
visiting the families of Capt. s. T.
Harris and DR.. j. ". Cox.
James s. Pritchett, candidate for
county court clerk, was electioneering
in the city yesterday few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Tucker and chill
dren, of Telford; have been visiting
relatives in the city since Saturday.
Mesdames j. H. Epps and r. NJ.
May came over from Jonesboro last
week and spent the day with Mrs. w.
J. Matthews,
Miss Nora Moore contempates broad
ening her education by a thorough
study of French. We wish her
much success.
Mrs. r. S. Cheves, OF UnIcoi, has
been spending few days in the city
as the guest of Mrs. W. f. Jones and
Miss Jennie Crumley. .
The terrific wind and rain storm yes
terday destroyed number of trees, be-
sides demoishing the large tent used
by the "fying horses"
In another column H. w. Lyle & Co.
call attention to the fact that they are
back at their old stand, where they
were recently burned out.
After visit of several weeks to the
family of DIR. W. j. Matthews, little
Mary and James Hardin have returned
to their home at Cranberry.
Read the advertisement of Bruner e
Department Store and take advantage
of the low prices given you. When
you buy goods there you get them just
as represented.
Miss England was the charming
guest of Mrs G. Z. Lee several days
last week, having stopped here while
en- route from Roanoke, Va, to hel
home in Arkansas.
You ought to have electric lights il
your residence The Watauga Light
ing and Power Co will make you some
interesting figures and convince yor
that good light is the cheapest.
Mrs. J. W. Cardwell and Miss Lauri
went to Knoxville Wednesday. Mrs
Cardwell will be gone week, but Miss
King will be there two weeks attendin.
the simmer normal at the University.
&
Read the advertisement of Bruner"
Department Store and take advantage
of the low prices given you. Whel
you buy goods there you get them jus
as represented.
The meeting ut the NJ. E. Church
South, continues. Services each after
} noon at $50 at night t7:45. The meet
ings are quite interesting and mucl
good is being dono. Everybody invit
ed to attend.
There seems to be quite rush iron
the warm belt farther south to th
mountains above Johnson City. Ever
day crowds of tourists get off here an
90 mp the Narrow Gauge road to til
! nemerbus resorts.
. Read the advertisement of Bruner'
Department Store and take adsantag
of the low prices given you. Whe
! you buy goods there you get them jus
rs represented.
Willis H. Hampton and family lei
Wednesday for their old home in Dams
} Vile, N. Y. During their residence {
I about ten years in johnson City the
2 have made many friends who regret t
have them depart.
\ The Business Mems League of Cal
I ter county has been chartered with
, capital stock of $50, 900. Incorportor
\ Frank d. Whiting, w. p. DUNCAN, "
4 e. Hunter, W. S. Whiting, J, J. Duau,
, L. II. Rhudy, e. L. Hunter, J. M. Ii
\ cy and Lee f. Miller. y
b Willard Fillmore Hickey is in I'll
4 city this week spending his vacation
? Having been fishing for suckers with
= snuff bait for several months, be wi
try lis hand again at bass while her
2 We have been reliably informed tn
y "Tobe" Is one of the warmest dem
4 Gratis in Birmingham while he is
y Alabama.
4 Read the advertisement of Brunel
, Department Store and take adyanta,
4 of the low prices given you. VII,
4 you buy goods there you get them in
, as represented.
Z Gold Dust -four will please Il
{ 1est of you.