The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-16

mrs. ". IL. smith 10 visiting at hog
ersville.
Miss Jennie Crumley is visiting Miss
Lucy Sells at Bristol.
For good meals at all hours go to the
Star restaurant.
Dave Hickmon was in from Flour
vile Friday.
@Miss Pearl ReMine has returned
frem q visit to Bristol relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wampler went
to Newmarket last unday.
A wreck on the Southern near Mo-
hawk delayed all trains Sunday night.
DR.. W. ]. Miller has moved his fam
lily to Austin's Springsfor the summer.
Mrs. Robinson and family returned
from visit to Greeneville last Friday.
Will Adams is in Nashville attend
ing the reunion of Confederate veter-
ans.
Miss Mamie Sord, of Texas, is the
charming guest of Mrs. Cora Adams
Peoples.
"Sell it for less" does not sell it now
l sell it just the same.
Hugh Webb, Phone So.
Mrs. East, of Tate Springs, is the
guest of Mrs. Stanfield, on Fairview
Avenue.
cdr. W. J. Mathews, DIR. GU. Broyls
and Mrs. Broyles have returned from
Atlantic City.
Col. W. A. Dickinson and Ed H. Ro-
gan were with the old rebels at Nash
vile this week.
For country lard in and 10 Id. cans
ut 12c pound.
Hugh Webb's Market, Phone SO.
Mrs. ]. II. Brown and children were
in the city several days this week from
Unaka Springs.
Miss Ida Wright came down from
Bristol and spent Sunday with rela-
tives.
Miss Blackburn, of letters on City,
visited Mrs. A. L. Moore on Wat auga
avenue over Sunday.
James Burrow came down from Bris-
tol Friday and spent the day with his
former playmates.
A large barn belonging to George
O'Brien was burned last Tuesday on
his farm just west of the city.
For Sweet Potato Plants, Cabbage
Plants, Tomato Plants, all varieties,
write or phone. Hugh f. Webb.
johnson City, Tenn.
Hon. w. T. ellis was in the city
Friday to shake hands with the dele
gates attending the convention.
Mrs. NJ. F. Dickey and Miss Marion
Friberg attended the Jewell Naf we'd
ding at Greeneville Wednesday.
Rev. A. P. unniugham and wife, OF
Florida. are the guests of Mrs. A. e.
Cunningham on East Market street.
Master Harry Range, who has been
visiting his uncle, Rev, il. Cash at
Rogersville, returked home Friday.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Jewell came
: up on the yestibule Wednesday after
noon, going to j. L. Moore's on Wa
tauga Avenue.
Keep GOBLET the coal man go--le
the flowers bloom, and the Toe mai
boom.
Hugh Webb.
Miss Fanny Nugent is the guest o
relatives in the city. She has beef
teaching at Jonesville, Va, the pas
year.
Mrs. Sue Latture has returned hom
after pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Latture OF Bristol and her brothe
I. J. Feathers. of Wallace, Va.
r. Nelson Campbell is at home fror
West Point ON furlough. A school
mate, Lieut.. J. G. McElroy, accomps
MED him and will remain his guest fo
several days.
Mrs. Fl. w. Lyle and daughter, Maj
garet, went up to Bristol Friday to ri
main over Sunday as the guests {
Mrs. Robert Burrow. Mr.. Lyle wer
up after them Sunday.
J. L. Peterson, of Huntdale, N. G.
was ir the city this week and ioine
> The COMETS circle of intelligent rea(
ers. He is son OF Peter Peterson,
d prominent merchant of that place.
! John Sewer Lodge X. of p. elecie
: thefollowing officers last Friday nigh
: Frank Henderson, Chancellor Con
: mander; John Thomas, Vice Chance
: Tor; Walter Walter Hunter, Master
: Arms; Summers Lyle, Master of Wor
: q. w. Lyle, Prelate.
4 Jack Crawford and Mrs. Crawfol
: have been spending week as tt
: guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Gray
: ford. Jack and his charming wife ha,
: been the recipients of many social f
: vors during their saort Witt and JAG
: was heartik cong ratulated upon vii
: uing for his bride one of Georgia's fai
: est daughters.