The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-08-09
Local and Personal.
Insure with W. B. Harrison.

Insure with W. b. Harrison.
Claude johnson spent Wednesday in
Bristol.
Order your steaks and roasts from
Jackson.
Miss Sadie Ward is visiting friends
in Gallatin, Tenn.
Century edition of 10 cent music at
VIM. Silver & Cos. 51-2t
P. NJ. Ward and family are spending
August at Unaka Springs.
James Burrow is down from Bristol
to visit the Lyle boys at Builtless.
Charlie Nuchols has been mingling
with friends in this city this week.
Miss Metzger, OF Pennsylvania, is q
charming guest at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. J. P Metzger.
F. A. Russell, the popular barber of
Greeneville, and his family are visiting
relatives in this city.
If you want to buy, sell or rent prop.
erty see W. B. Harrison, new Burrow
building. Phone 213. 1151 ct
Frank Steiner was up from Chatta.
nooga Monday to do some electrical
work for the Watauga Lighting Go.
The largest line, the greatest variety,
the best prices, either on or off your
walls, wall paper. Patton Drug Co.
The Grown Club was entertained
Tuesday evening at the cosy home of
Mrs. U. s. Archer on Watauga avenue.
Miss Laura Ware, after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. r. ID. Parsons at Hotel
Arlington, has returned to Chattanooga
Mrs. Camelia Crowder returned Tues
day from an extended European tour
with a pleasant party Ct New York
friends.
Mrs. G. J. Foreman and children, af-
ter a pleasant visit to DIR. G. j. Broyles'
family, have gone to Cherokee to visit
'homefolks.
Wanted-A first class cook, at good
wages. Room in house. Address Fred
erick Rutledge, 200 Cumberland Ave-
Asheville, N. G. csc BY
Gordon, the 17-months' old infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Beals, died last
Thursday of cholera infantum. Inter-
ment in Maple Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad A. Cox, Miss
Painter and DIR. w. A. Matthews, the
latter of Nashville, were visitors in
Bristol yesterday. = Herald.
Miss Lena Barton entertained eight
cousins last Saturday evening. They
were Misses Retta, Lala, Bessie, Nellie,
Sue, Eva, Pearl and Mary Lyle.
Statesmen wanted to look after our in
terest in Washington and adjacent
counties. Salary or comm ssion. Ad-
dress The Victor Oil Co., Cleveland, O..
Sunday afternoon Mat Carroll and
Miss Annie Carroll drove out to Built
less and we're united in marriage by
Judge Lyle and went their way reioic-
ing.
Have your panama cleaned, bleached
and rebocked. We do the work the
day hat is received and return at once.
Work guaranteed. Bristol Hat Clean
ing Co 1925
Miss Gertrude Taylor came up from
Knoxville Saturday to visit Mrs. Chas.
Taylor a few days before going tC
Chucky Valley to spend her vacation
with homefolks.
Charlie Faw, one of Sullivan county,
most famonS farmers and cleverest gen
tlemen, was in the city Tuesday anC
remembered The Comet in the days O
his prosperity.
Mrs. M. W. Stanley is stopping few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Aller
Harris, and other relatives here ell
route from Atlantic City to her hom,
at Corinth, Miss.
Harry L. Milligauhas been appointe,
deputy clerk Of the United States cir
cult aud district courts at Greenevill
by Judge G. d. Clark. He will assum
the duties of the office at once.
Senator John @. Tilson, of New Ha
ven, Conn, and Prof j. T.. Estell, @
Lakeville, Conn, passed through tn
city this week en- route to Erwin t
spsnd few weeks with the parents @
Mr.. Tilson.
Several railroad contractors have bee
in the city this week, having been owe
the proposed line of the s. & W. fror
KingSport to this city. The route vi
the Soldiers Home is alone being con
sidered at this time.
LosT-About 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing, between Colton's fruit stand an
my blacksmith shop, leather purse
containing $l6.97, also two pictures
Return to me and receive reward.
NERO WHITTINGToN.
, The Sunday School of the First Pre-,
f; byterian Chnrch will picnic at Graz
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