The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-04-28

Mrs. S. @. Williams was in Knox
vile Monday,
Frank Patton and wife spent Sun
day in Jonesboro
Miss Beatrice Reeves is visiting at
White Pine, Tenn,
Mr., and Mrs. r. G. Wolford are at
home again in this city.
Sup't. George W. Hardin had an at
tack of tonsilitis last week,
Mrs. A, NJ. Stuart, of Jonesboro, is
visiting homefolks in the city,
Judge kirkpatrick came over from
Jonesboro to attend Law Court.
Il. L. Warren was in the old North |
State last week numbering around.
Miss Kate Kirkpatrick of Boone's
Creek, was in the city last week.
Hon. Robt. Burow has been down |
from Bristol attending Law Court for
two weeks.
Mrs, j. G. DeArmond and baby are
visiting relatives at Columbia, Tenn,
for few weeks.
Mrs. S. j. Anderson and daughter,
Miss Edith, of Atlanta, are the guests
of Mrs. S. NJ. Arnell.
Lotion Lewis, one of johnson City's
worthy young men, is visiting his sis
ter in Charlotte, n. G.
G larence Cameron, OF Los Angeles,
Cal :, is visiting relatives in johnson
City aud Elizabethton.
James Burrow came down from
ristol last Saturday to spend the day
with his former playmates.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson has been very i'll
with neuralgia ut her home on Watau-
ga Avenue but is recovering.
Miss Matte Henderson is in Knox
Vile on account of the illness of her
uncle, Mr.. Finley Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Sells will
arrive in the city Sunday from an ex-
tensive bridal tour to eastern points.
Hon. s. S. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Kirkpatrick came up from Jonosboro
Tuesday to visit relatives in the city.
Mrs. Alice f. Clay, of New Bedford,
Mass, is in the city. She is largely
interested id the Watauga Water Com
pany.
The board of alderman has ordered
granolithic sidewalks laid in front of
several pieces of property to fill in
gaps. This very psroper.
| Sup't. Loyal, of the Southern Rail
way explored Johnson City thoroughly
in company with Supervisor J. W.
Wampler last week. Looks like doing
something for Johnson City.
The friends of H. H. Crouch, one of
our oldest and most respected citizens,
Z | will be glad to know that he has so far
recovered from his recent illness as to
be about in the neighborhood.
The Macabees will move into the
room now occupied by the Staff on
Nay island will fit up a nice lodge
room. The order is growing rapidly
in this city and is in splendid condi-
ton.
Mr.. L. b. Ross, of Graham, Va,
will succeed Mr., Il. Il. Sweetser as su.
perinteneut of the Cranberry Furnace.
tie is already in the city and will take
formal charge Of the plant early in
may.
David S. Toney, editor of the Erwin
Magnet, announces the arrival of 6
son at his home We hope the boy
will make a printer, and assist his ia
J ther in making The Magnet more in
J teresting than ever.
! MMr. Clark, of Knoxville, was in tow
\ this week and gave an organ recital o
( ithe Watauga Avenue Presbyterian
3 church Tuesday night, trying Fer
\ rand organ, which he had put in tn
( church on trial.
XII A memorial service was held at the
J Main Street Methodist church las
8 Sunday afternoon in honor of the lat
n DR.. Lyman Prentiss. 1t was largel
! attended and many interesting AM
s touching talks were made.
vi Hon. John H. Bowman and Geo. I
A Wofford were in Bristol Monday nigh
to attend banquet given by st. Oma
y Commandery, Knight Templar. and in
A cidentally to be installed as Thir
= Guard and Sword Bearer, respectively
Al When in the city stop at the Sharit
= Hotel, where you willreceive polite a
tention, first class accommodations an
4 the best fare the market affords, on th
9 most reasonable terms to be found
4 town. Hotel near depot and CONVEX
4 lent to aims.
4) The W. G. T. U. Mothers meetin
x will be held on Tuesday, May 3rd 9
. $3.50 P. NJ, at the residence of Mr.
n Charles Moore on Locust stree
x Mothers, teachers and others interes
o ed in training children, are cordial
n invited to attend
al Chancellor HAYNES has re-appointe