The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-08-18
Local and Personal,

at Unaka Springs.
Charlie Mallicote and family visited
at Alton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hartman were
in Bristol last week.
Rev. J. Edmund Brown and wife are
visiting in Maryland.
Mr.. John q. Chafiin and son, John,
are at Austin Springs.
Miss Clara Kidd of Bristol is visit
ing the Misses Baxter.
Miss Mabel Moore has returned to
her school in Sewer county.
Mrs. CA. A. Pearce is visiting Mrs.
Oscar Wall at Mountain City.
John W. Cure came down from Bris-
tol to spend Sunday with his family.
At noon Wednesday handsome girl
was born to Rev, and Mrs. ]. Lem Kee-
vii.
Mrs. W. H. Cox and children of Bris-
toll are visiting relatives in johnson
City.
Miss Gertrude Pearce is taking her
vacation from the telephone Office this
week.
Jas. A. Summers, Jr., is spending
his vacation with homefolks ut Moores
burg.
Miss Sarah Barker has returned TO
Bristol after short visit to friends in
tits city.
Mrs. John p. Smith and Miss Ella
Smith spent Tuesday afternoon in
Bristol.
T.. II. Seneker has returned to Bris-
toll after short visit to Mrs. p. H.
Wofford.
r. l.. Carlock and wife of Fl. Worth,
Texas, are visiting the family OF J. A..
Parsons.
E. T. Hart and daughter, Miss Grace,
and Mrs. l.. Armbrust were in Bristol
Tuesday.
Misses Ada and Grace Graham OF
Geeneyille, S. c., are visiting Mrs. A.
b. Bowman.
Mrs. S. H. L. Cooper and Mrs. w. NJ.
Fuqua were over from Jonesboro on
Wednesday.
G. A. A. Pearce is building a cottage
home on the corner of Fairview and
Stuart streets.
Miss Mary Smith has returned to
Jonesboro after short visit to Mrs.
Cora Peoples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNees are
duly proud of their new daughter, born
last Thursday.
Mrs. T. b. st. John and children
have returned from visit to homefoslk
at Sweetwater.
j. E. Parish, Isaac Harr and s. G..
Williams were at Bristol last Friday
on legal business,
DIR. Walter Miller and family have
returned Austin Springs, where they
spent the summer.
Miss Bessie Piper of Jonesboro has
been the guest of Misses Lalla and Bes
sic Lyle for week.
Mrs. J. e. Brading entertained las
Tuesday evening in honor Of her sister
Miss Winitred Stivers.
Miss Gertrude Burrow came down
from Bristol Wednesday, to remain
over Sunday with friends.
Mrs. P. II. Wofford has gone to Mex
leo, Mo-, to visit relatives. She viii
stop at st. Louis on route.
Mrs. J. M. Brown and children hav,
gone to Lehigh, Pa, to reside. Mr.
Brown is in business there.
Hon. John Q. Tilson of New Haven
Conn, is spending his vacation will
homefo ks in Unicoi county.
Geo. Wiley and wife of Rockbridge
Va, have returned home after O pleas
ant visit to Mrs. b. d. Lyle.
lightning struck the kitchen chin
ney at the Soldiers Home last Sunda,
and damaged it considerably.
Miss Jessie Barton has returned t
her home at Knoxville, after a pleas
ant visit to Miss lena Barton.
At ten minutes after midnight Wed
nesday morning robust boy was borl
to Prof. and Mrs. j. Z. Crouch.
Mrs. J. w. Cardwell and her tw,
sons, Leland and Maurice, are yisittn
in Greene county for week or two.
Mesdames Evans and Henderso
have returned to their homes after
pleasant visit to Mrs. j. A. Parsons.
Walter and Lucilla Martin entertain
ed number of young people Frida
evening in honor of some girl friend
Miss Luo Lee, of johnson City,
the charming guest of Miss Maud
Henderson at Virginia Instuie. -Coul
Ter.
J. L. Vance has moved from the
r. Hurlbut cottage on Myrtle avenU
to the cottage he secently purchase
on the corner of Fourth avenue al
] Broadway. Prof. Lowry will occur
the house vacated by him.
W. W. Mclaughlin has returned
the city after an absence of sever
months and is again in charge of Il
mechanical department of The Com
office. During his absence Mr.. M
Laughlin has been "trouping" in Inc
ana, Michigan and Illinois. He is o.
of the best printers ever employed
this city, and those who appreciate &C
rect and artistic work will be pleas