The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-07-17

tiyes in Bristol
Judge s. j. Kirkpatrick was up from
Jonesboro yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. T. Wofford returned from
Baltimore last Friday.
Miss Josephine Taylor has returned
to her home at Clarkson.
Bert Ponder came home from Tate
Springs to spend Sunday.
For the best steaks served in the
city, go to Geo. r. Browns.
Miss Lena English, of Greenevile, is
visiting Johnson City friends.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weems,
on the 18th instant, a daughter.
NJ. l.. Blackley was down from Bris-
tol Saturday on legal business.
A. +. Hoss and wife have gone to
Mountain City for the summer.
Mrs. T. NJ. Smith, of Greeneville, is
the guest of Mrs. W. l.. Taylor.
Miss Tillie Rankin, of Knoxville, is
visiting friends Ill Johnson City.
G. D. Friberg is spending ten days
with his children at Unaka Springs.
Walter Hunter was down from Bris-
tol to spend Sunday with homefolks.
Miss Aleina English, of Greeneville,
is visiting Misses Eva and Pearl Lyle.
PC. Range went to Greeneville Sat
urday to visit relatives for few weeks.
l.. w. Wood and sister, Miss Ada,
are spending few days at Tate Springs
Prof. J. L. Templin succeeds Hugh
Boring as chief bookkeeper at Wofford
Bros.
Mine Host Miller was in the city from
Austin Springs Inn Tuesday for few
hours.
Ii you want the best there is to eat
go to Browns restaurant, on Buffalo
street.
The pension of William Owens, OF
CARRIERS, has been increased to $l4 per
month.
Miss frankie Mitchell has returned
from visit to Miss Hattie Bushong at
Bristol.
Miss Ola Boyd was in from her coun-
try home last week to visit the Misses
Burrow.
Rev. s. II. Johnson and Mrs. John
son are enjoying vacation at Oliver
Springs.
Walter Martin, the living skeleton,
came up from Atlanta last Friday for a
short visit
Geo. Brown is now serving the best
of ice cream daily at his restaurant on
Buffalo street.
Mrs. Il. X. Cox came up from Greene
vile last week to visit her mother on
BOone's Creek.
W. Il. Taylor and wife have returned
from visit to North Carolina and Vir.
ginia relatives.
Haskell Dyer says he wasn't in the
game at Bristol There are others who
can say the same.
The boys didn't go to Bristol to play
ball they just dropped in to see thu
other fellows play.
The Bee Hive has not changed front
but it is facing competition with
newly-painted one.
Il, s. Hyder, of Hawkins county, i
in the city to visit his father, H. Fl. Hy
der, who is very ILL.
Mrs. P. NJ. Ward and children an,
Miss Marion Friburg and little brothe
are rusticating'at Unaka Springs.
George Keys aud Miss Lena Sander
were married last week at the Baptis
parsonage, Rev. S. H. johnson offici
ating.
Hon. A. A. Taylor has returned t
the city from lecture tour in the west
He is much pleased with the result {
his trip.
Contractor j. d. Weaver is erectin
two modern homes on Lamont stree
one for s. Il. Miller and one for W.
Harrison,
Graham Wilbourn, Hal Boring, Vii
gil Slaughter and Ira Matson have n
turned from weeks camping trip
Unaka Springs.
Il. d. Wilson Is able to be ut his pla,
OF business after being confined to b
room for several months with parti
stroke Of paralysis.
Mrs. Cyrus Elmondorf continues vel
i'll at her home in Carnegie. Gen. Wi
der came up from Knoxville Saturdi
to visit her few days.
MissGeorgie Seaver returned Mondi
from Bristol, where she had been
visit the family OF DIR. N. II. Reeve al
to attend the Epworth League.
Mrs. Lynch and daughter, of Kno
Vile, came to johnson City last we
from Bristol and are guests of Hon.
A. Cox and Mrs. Cox on Watauga q
enue.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bile
ms, Tuesday evening at Q o'clock,
daughthr. George now wears to
pound smiles. Mother and child !
doing nicely.
Rev. ]. q. Day, of Erwin, will prea
at the First Presbyterian church 81
day morning and evening. A cord
invitation is extended to all to CO..
ont and hear him.
Wool Wanted.