The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-03-09
Local and Personal.

NeO. DrOWu nus returned from WIS.,
it to New York relatives.
F. P. Baxter is building up a fine
queensware trade. 1078.2t.
The Grocery Department in the big
Carnegie Store is complete.
J. A. Parsons is in the eastern mark.
cts buying clothing.
+. P. Baxter is headquarters for
queensware. 1078.2t.
Ex-Sheriff Broderick was in the city
from Jonesboro last Saturday.
A PBrlett was in the city few hours
Tuesday looking after telephone mat
ters.
Save money and buy your dry goods
and groceries in Carnegie.
Mrs. N. B. Remine and children were
Bristol visitors in the city last week q
few days.
An elegant line of dress goods of all
kinds just opened at the Carnegie
Store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Harr,
Monday, a daughter, the first in five
children.
DR.. J. A. Kirkpatrick came in from
Boones Creek last Friday to see his
son Nat.
The Carnegie Store will deliver
goods promptly to any part of the city.
Frank and Oscar Miller went up to
Bristol Wednesday afternoon to see
Jim Jetfries.
Motorman w. Il. Crawford has re-
turned from visit to his brother, who
is critically ill, at Waynesboro. S. @.
DR.. Frank P. Robinson and family
left on the vSstibule Tuesday for
three weeks visit to Florida points.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with the Misses Hardy at
Mrs. NJ. E. Miller's Tuesday, March
IA.
Misses Kate Simpson and Ruth Lyle
went to Bristol Friday to remain over
Sunday with the family Of Hon. Robert
Burrow.
Gump Bros. have given up the man
agement of Jobe's opera house and are
no longer interested in the conduct of
its affairs.
Cashier S. T. Willard, of the City
National Bank, has cashed his first
draft upon the National Bank of HUI
mainly, and its boy.
Don't get up with baby these cold
nights. Instead give DIR. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup. 1t prevents and cures
collie All druggists.
A. T. Maux came in from Embree-
vile Tuesday on business. He is the
chief carpenter for the furnabe compa-
ny and better one could not be found
in this county.
Mrs. j. A. Cargille has let the contract
for new house on Watauge Avenue to
John Bayloss. 1t will modern cot.
tage and adjoins the residence of T. S.
Lingenfelter.
Let US again remind you that you
should attend the entertainment at the
opera house on next Thursday evening
the 10th, for the benefit of the Gene
terry Association. Seats now on sale a.
Gumps Bros.
J. A. Guyer is now operating the
Star Restaurant and has very much
emproved this popular resort. He hal
had sufficient experience to make I
success and believes a good table is the
surest way to do it.
There will be an organ recital ut the
Episcopal Chapel, corner Roam stree
and Wvtauga avenue, next Monday
evening at 7:s0 o'clock by Prof. Quin
ton The proceeds to go to the church
building fund.
The Wade Twins, Geo. and John
| OhtOi tutnCu OhOlI yOuuS lTl6uIl
Wednesday evening in a delightful
manner. Mother Wade had decorated
the home in an appropriate manner ant
provided an abundance of good thing
for the little potatoes.
Don't forget thstJ. A. Cargille is il
his new gallery next door to Laundry
is prepared to make fine photos
Bring that picture to him that yor
want enlarged; his prices are from
81. As framed to $95. 90 first-class work
Don't give your small pictures tC
agents but bring THIN to an experienC
ed photographer where you can cal
and see them and in every case b
satisfied. Entrsnce to gallery fror
both Market and Main street.
} "The Professor at Home" will b.
! presented at the opera house mex
, Thursday evening, the 10th by loca
t talent. This is only small feature c
the evening. A SPLENDID program will
7 be rendered by the best musical taller
s in the city assisted by Miss Dunn, {
Bristol. The proceeds of the evenin
will be used in improving the Gem,
terry and you should help the GOO
= women who have this matter in han
nv attending Sacura vour aaata