The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-05-21
*. Lide is at home for a fe " days.

O, X. Lide is ut home for a ie " days.
Capt. W. H. Nelson was in the city
Thursday,
Lee +. Miller was down from Eliza
bethton Thursday.
DR.. S. B. Wood was down from Roam
Mountain Thursday.
The Lee House ice cream is palatable
and properly served.
The pension of Sam A. Roberts has
been increased to $40.
Mrs. X. p. Jones is visiting friends
at Knoxville dnd Maryville.
Capt. w. L. johnson and Mrs. John
son were in the city Friday.
The Herald Square Stock Company
at the opera house next week.
Frank S. Leonard has been granted
a state pension of $50 per year.
Will Ponder and Miss Lucy Ponder
are on short visit to New York.
Mrs. J. Hopwood and party of la
dies were in from Milligan Friday.
Jas. Scalf came over from North
Carolina and spent Carnival week at
home.
Mrs. M. II. Default of Bristol is
visiting Mrs. W. V. DeVault at Austin
Springs.
Miss Mary Bayless of Morristown
was the guest of Mrs. W. H. Crawford
last week.
O. X. Lide, Jr., went up to Bristol
to attend the closing exercises of Sui
Inns College.
Miss Ella BurrOw has returned from
Centenary College where she gradu-
ated with high honors.
Miss Grace Hart and jamie Hart
were at Tusculum during the closing
exercises of that school.
Mrs. Frank Patton and little son
Henry were over from Jonesboro for a
few days the past week.
Farmers, look to your interest. Get
good, sound stock peas at 81. 80 bush
ell from Hugh F. Webb.
A little girl came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Buck Wednesday night
and the parents are happy as can be.
Esquires John Henry Sanders, Hen
Hoss and Bill CARRIER couldn't keep
away from the Carnival last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Hardin came down
from Cranberry Thursday and was the
guest of Mrs. w. j. Matthews for few
days.
G. e. Gibson, the Plano salesman,
was in the city a few hours Thursday
returning to Jonesboro from Unicoi
county.
Quartermaster Milburn was in the
city this week to rent q residence until
his permanent quarters are bilt at the
reservation.
EJss. A. Martin is building a dwelling
4 on Watauga avenue on the lot between
the residences of Capt. s. 7. Harris
and S. ". Wilson.
Thousands of sweet potato plants
all the best varieties, now ready foI
transplanting. See Hugh f. Webb,
Main street. Phone So.
Get your club ready, for the hot
weather fiend who tortures you will
the question, SIS it hot enough fol-
you 2" will soon present himself.
Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
died, secured and pressed by Johl
West, of Scotland. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Call at the Rambo House.
Misses Byna Brock and Mary LIE,
stopped in the city few days to visi
Mrs. G. X. Lide en- route from Sullin
College to their home at Decatur, Ala
Prof. Church's kaleidoscope with tn
Herald Square Stock Company at tb
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All the latest subjects in life-motiol
pictures.
No heavy logging cattle, stays, o
cows used in my market. Armour
and Swifts meat, fattened and slaugh
tered by expert butchers, always KEEP
at Hugh Webb's, the original meat an
ice man.
Lion" CARRIER has come up from tn
Fourth district to work at the Soldiers
Home. AS soon as the town gets safel
, "dry" his friend "Hen" Hoss will com
in to spend the day with him. He can
see anything in "wet" town unles
he looks upon the town first.
: Miss Mabel Jackson stepped on
, stone on the corner of Roam street an
Holston avenue and was thrown to th
ground so violently that her right al
kle was fractured. She was helpe
across the street to her home and med
cal aid summoned at once. Miss Jacl
son is now getting along nicely.