The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-07-07

Judge R. NJ. Page and Mrs. Page,
of Abingdon, Va, are the guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Brownlow.
John II. Bowman attended the meet
ing of the State Bar Association on
lookout last week.
Misses Annie and Jennie Anderson
have returned to Milligan after a short
visit to Miss Lucille Martin.
PROF. r. W. H. Gilbert, Henry Da,
Wis and David Baker, Esq, we're here
from Limestone Cove last week.
Julius Landingham and Miss Rosa
White were married last Sunday even
ing at Builtless by Judge Lyle.
Mrs. j. j. Adams, Mrs. Cora Peo-
pies and Misses Lois and Kathryn Peo-
pies are at Austin Springs for month.
Misses Herman and Margaret Faw,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Faw,
of Franklin, Tenn, are visiting rela-
tives in the city.
Miss Willie Mcfarland was the guest
Of Miss Grace Hart from Saturday un-
til Monday. She is attending the State
normal at Jonesboro.
Miss Anna Belle Lynn came over
from the State normal at Joneaboro
Saturday to remain until Tuesday as
the guest Of Mrs. A. A. Wood.
DR.. j. P. Metzger has leased the res
idence of Geo. Simcox, on Buffalo
street, and will occupy it as soon as
Mrs. Simcox leaves for Knoxville.
q Mrs. A. r. Johnson, Miss Helen
Johnson and Master Lee, are visiting
homefolks at Marion. N. c., this week.
Mrs. johnson is recuperating rapidly.
Tuesday of this week Bob Warren
celebrated his 8tst birthday and Mrs.
Warren presented him with hand
some girl baby. Here's looking at you,
Robert.
Mrs. e. L. Anderson has moved to
106 Deer Park, Jackson, Miss. Z. L.
Anderson has been appointed chief
electrician by the Cumberland Tele-
phone Company, of Jackson.
Lawrence Jones, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Loaf" Jones, fell from a
high porch at his home on King street
last week and broke his collar bone.
The little fellow is getting along nicely.
The Daughters Of the Coniederac y
will meet with Mrs. DR.. s. A. Bow
man next Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. ALI Me members are asked
to be present.
At meeting of the board Friday af-
ternoon G. f. Campbell was re-instat-
ed as chief of police. He was suspend
ed some days ago by the mayor, but
the charges were not sustained.
The Watauga Avenue Church will
have social lawn party and ice cream
supper on Friday evening, July s, at
the church lawn on Watauga Avenue.
The johnson City band will be in at
tendance and the street Car will bring
people right there. All are invited to
come. Hours, 600 to 1000.
F. P. Baxter is prepared to give some
excellent bargainsin furniture. A Re-
frigerator at $500, first cost $24.00; a
Melodian at $500, fret cost $3.50.
Pictures very cheap. Bedsteads, Bed
Springs, Cook Stoves, Tableware, all
at bargains. Be sure and see his stock
before buying.
A. p. Lynch, QUO of johnson City's
leading clothiers, has mommoth ad.
in this issue of THE COMET, to which
your attention is invited. Mr.. Lynch
is offering some rare bargains clothing,
gents furnishings, etc., and you will
save money by getting his prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
One of the most interesting games
Of base ball this town ever saw will be
played at West End Park in the near
future between q nine to be selected
frem the boarders at the sanitarium
by Jack Goodine and team to be Sc
lected uptown by Cy H. Lyle. The
date OF the engagement and the play
ers will be published next week. The
proceeds will be given to some charit-
able institution. Tt will be great day
for fans.
The Independence exercises at Wa
tauga Avenue Presbyterian Church last
Sabbath evening we're we'll attended,
and the exercises passed off creditably
to the young people. DR., Parks made
an address on 1.-THE Declaration
Of Independence" and Mr.. Dicky on
"Mormonism as Danger to the
United States" Rev. Jere A. Moore
also spoke on "Presbyterians in the
Gaining of Independence" and Miss
Grace Hart sang a solo, her powerful
voice filing the church.