The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-08-02
Local and Personal.
Insure with W. b. Harrison.

OaTOlluh.
Order your steaks and roasts from
Jackson.
Foster Hoss is at home from Yale for
his vacation.
Will Crumley came down from Bris-
tol Wednesday.
@. D. Friberg and son have returned
from Atlantic City.
Century edition of 10 cent music at
VIM. Silver 4 Co.'S. 5l-2t
Hon. belong Rice spent several days
in the city this week,
Miss Jess Patton, of Jonesboro, is
johnson City friends.
No more high prices for fresh meats,
you can go to Jackson's.
Mrs. E. s. Henderson and son are
visiting relatives i'll Virginia
Harry McCartt and Morris Lynch
went up to Bristol yerterday.
Meals served at all hours at the Star
Restaurant at popular prices.
Justin King, representing E.W. King
& Co., was in the city Tuesday.
d. A. Patton has returned from a
short visit to his son at Limestone.
S. e. N. Moore has moved his law Of
flee to the Armbrust-Smith building.
r. S. Hicks has been on the sick list
for several weeks and is still quite ill.,
John G.. Chaffin is spending q few
days with his family at Hotel Carnegie.
Misses Hardy are in the eastern mar
kets combining business with pleasure
Mrs. J. w. Houtz and children are
visiting few weeks in Sullivan county
Miss Bueua Hale has been the guest
of Miss Hattie Hunter for several days
Mrs. VIM. Templin is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Will Washam, in Bris-
toll.
r. G. Hunter aud wife have returned
from outing in New York and on the
coast.
Sam Crumley is back from Washing
ton Springs and is much improved in
health.
Mrs. A. B. Crouch and children have
returned from a visit to relatives at
CARRIERS.
Mrs. Fred Parks and son have re-
turned from visit to relatives at Mar
shall, Mich.
Mrs. Henry Lyle left Tuesday for
Chucky Valley to visit her sister, Mrs.
Up. Taylor.
If yOu want to buy, sell or rent prop.
erty see W. B. Harrison, new Burrow
building. Phone 1913 1851 q
Miss Mary Reaves has returned to
White Pine, where she is engaged 10
teaching again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VergiI O'Dell aud little
son went to Jonesboro Tuesday to Wis
it relatives until Monday.
J VI. Range and family left today
for weeks visit to Mr.. Ranges father
near Washington College.
Mrs Jas. A, Martin and children and
Mrs. G. w. st. John have returned
from Washington Springs.
L. d. Gump, wife and babies have
returned from two months visit to
relatives at Trinidad, Colo.
Mrs. Jas. S. Byrd is still very ill with
typhoid fever at Jonesboro and hel
friends are very uneasy about her.
The largest line, the greatest variety
the best prices, either on or off your
walls, wall paper. Patton Drug Co.
Rev. ]. r. Herndon, wife and child
of Glade Spring, Va, are visiting tn
family Of H. A, Wood on Pine street.
Misses Julia Rhodes aud Ida Scott
of Knoxville, are the charming guest
of Mrs. /. A. Bittle on Buffalo street.
Misses Ella aud Bessie Burrow, O
Bristol, spent several days in the cit,
this week as the guests of relatives a
Builtless.
WANTED-A good cook. Permanen
home and good wages given right par
ty. Call at Builtless or address
CY Fl. LYLE.
Miss Eva Lyle, who has been teach
ing atBrummit, N. O., the past tire
months, returned home Monday, hav
ing closed her school.
DIR. W. j. Matthews and A. B. Crouc
have gone to Philadelphia for a shol
= trip. They will spend part of thei
time in Atlantic City.
ESQ. J. f. Pursinger returned frol
: a visit to Unaka Springs and passe
8 through the city Tuesday en- route |
!. his home near Jonesboro.
J. Statesmen wanted to look after our il
l. terest in Washington and adiacer
counties. Salary or comm ssion. Az
dress The Victor Oil Co. ; Cleveland, {
Little Lellie May, the five. years-o
child of Jas. NJ. Walker, died Wedne
day after short illness with fever I'll
burial took place at Princeton Thur
/ day.
Mrs. Walter Rosenblatt and childre
of Greeneville, were the guests of Mr.
Vergil O'Dell Thursday night. viii
en- route to visit relatives in Johns
county.
Miss Ida Scott left Tuesday mornil
for johnson City, where she will spel
two weeks with friends. She was {
companied by Miss Julia Rhodes,
{ Newport Plain Talk.