The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-06-21


age Of the special sale at The Frank
Taylor Store this week. The sale will
be continued next week.
The members of the local military
company will meet on the evening of
June Goth at the armory to elect cap
tain and other officers.
Mrs. j. A. Guyer and Mrs. H W.
Pardue and children left today for
few weeks visit to Mrs. Mamie Guyer-
Tabor, at Pittsburg, Pa.
Fine table linens are appreciated by
every good housekeeper. The 20 per
cent. reduction at The Frank Taylor
Store meansa big saving to you.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hunter have re-
turned from trip to Lenoir, where
they attended the marriage of Mrs.
Hunters sister, Miss Matte Dyer,
Miss Eva Lyle came down from
Brummit, N. G., last Friday and re-
manned over Sunday to the delight of
her numerous friends and relatives.
The Patton Drug Co. las a strong
line of wall paper in prices from cents
to $3.50 per roll. zee the line, it costs
nothing to look, and they can sure in.
terest you.
Major G. T. Lee accompanied two
charming young ladies, Misses Lee and
Batty, to The Comet composing rooms
this week to see the wonders of the
profession.
By q score OF one to nothing Umpire
Frank Hart won the first game of the
series Thursday. The lad made home
run in the 9th inning and was received
with open arms.
The sacred concert which was to have
been given at the Watauga avenue
Presbyterian church last Sabbath even
ing has been postponed until next Sab
bath at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgeR Hurlburt re-
turned today Thursday from a very
pleasant four weeks trip to Washing
ton, New York, Niagara Falls and 9th
er points of interest
After a few days absence on account
of sickness, Capt. n. W. Moore has re-
turned from Limestone and is in charge
of his crew double tracking the South
ern through this city.
If you're in doubt that your clock is
carrect call 2l9 for correct time. We
are here to serve the public, and we
ask the public to bother us all they
like. VIM. Silver & Co.
Mrs. E. II. Bowser, wife of the as
Fsistant superintendent of the Illinois
Central railroad, of Memphis, and Mas
ter Julian Dayton, of Shelbyville, are
visiting Mrs. L. Armbrast.
Mrs. Hunaldstein, of New Orleans,
isat Hotel Carnegie for the simmer.
She will be kindly remembered by the
many friends she made here during her
stay in this city last summer
Calvin Carrier was in the city this
week several days. Cal is now super
intendent of steam fitting and pipe
works for the Carolina Construction Co.
and is a competent mechanic.
The big reduction nall wash fabrics
at The Frank Taylor Store are moving
them right out Don't delay buying
until the prettiest are gone. Hurry
around today and get your share.
Major Aiken, of Williamson county,
is the guest of his daughter, Mrs, W.
B. johnson. He is one of the wealth.
est farmers in his section and his old
Confederate comrades are glad to see
him again
A. Fl. Upton, editor of the-Equity,
passed through the city Wednesday
with his family en- ronte from visit tC
Greene county to Elizabethton. Bert
is still smiling over the nomination OF
| Patterson.
Johu A. Sproles and Miss Lizzie
Bntler were married at Bristol last
! Thursday. The groom is a hustIina
lumberman with headquarters at But
Ter, and the bride is pretty and popu
lar young daughter of DIR. w. r. auC
/ Mrs. Bntler, of Butler. - Mountain City
Tomahawk.