The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-08-13
Mrs. G. 0. Biddle is at Unaka.

Commerce as bookkeeper.
Miss Kathleen Gaunt is visiting Mrs. |
Walter Gartner at Cranberry.
H. W. Pardue and family are spend
ing a month at Linville, N 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Pouler have re-
turned from an outing at Unaka.
The Christian church Sunday school
will picnic at Cranberry tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. jamie Hart are rejoic-
ing over tue ARRIVAL of 10.pound son.
Mr. and Mrs belong Rice and Miss
lizzie Carr are visiting points in the
east
Allen Harris has accepted a position
with large lumber firm at Abingdon,
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Mitchell and son
Lynn spent Sunday last with relatives
in Jonesboro.
Mrs. U. S. Archer came home from
Unaka Springs last week very i'll, but
is recovering.
s. @. Williams and wife returned last
Saturday from an extended visit to rel
atives in Ohio.
Mrs. II. Fl. kirkpatrick and children,
of Morristown, are visiting Mrs. W. M.
Fulton in this city.
The best steel range sold in the
town for the money is the "Uneeda"
sold by S. b. White.
S. B. White has a good stock of
blue flame oil and gasoline stoves in
stock at lowest prices.
Miss Mary Dean Preas and brother,
Bruce Preas, are visiting relatives in
! MOrristown this week.
DIR. and Mrs A. M. Stuart we're over
from Jonesboro and spent the day with
johnson City relatives.
Applicants for appointment as depu-
ties under the trustee, sheriff and tax
assessor are getting busy.
John l.. Summers, of Washington, is
spending his vacation in Johnson City
as the guest of his brothers.
Have your repairing done or shoes
made by W. G. Pierce, three doors from
railroad, on West Market street.
Mr., and Mrs j. E. Miller and child
rem, of Atlanta, Ga, are spending q
few weeks in the city with relatives.
Mrs. James M. Range and little son,
Harold, spent Tuesday last with her
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Stuart, in Jonesboro.
Rev. J. W. Grow, of Knoxville, will
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
Walter Hunter came home from Ac-
ton, S. c., last Saturday for brief
visit. Mrs Hunter is here with home
folks.
The many friends of s. L Browder
will be glad to learn that he is conva.
lescing from severe attack of typhoid
fever
VIM. r. Chisholm, of Florence, Ala,
is visiting with the family of her broth.
er, ]. O. Lewis, corner Spring and Ash
streets
, Shoemakiug aud repairing neatly
and promptly done by W. @. Pierce,
on West Market street, doors from
railroad.
Mrs. John I Cox, of Bristol, Joined
g the house party Tuesday, being enter
tanned by Mrs, @. Y. Deaderick at the
Q Soldiers Home.
r A little son of A. II. Johnson is quite
= ill with blood poison at his suburban
q home and grave doubts are entertained
g for his recovery.
= Mrs T. J. May is very i'll with ty
phoid fever, contracted at Cranberry
but was brought to her home in thi
7 city for treatment.
Misses Lucy aud Ada Darden ar,
Z spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs
) Bob Naff at their country home, fiv
= miles south OF bne Guy.
3 The X of P. picnic at Altapass yes
: terday was largely attended and
. pleasant day was spent on top of tn
Z Blue Ridge mountains.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harr, after
9 weeks visit to Mrs. Hairs brothers
Z W. 7. and J, r. Whisman, returned t
. Benham, Va, last Monday.
3 DIR. @. =, Smith has built stor
. house on West Maple street aud it wi
. be occupied by his son, Carl, with
3 stock of general merchandise at once.
9 Miss Mabel jackson left Sunday fc
= Hendersonville, N. c., to remain th
. balance of the season as pianist in th
9 orchestra there. Her brother, Earl,
= leader.
. The Johnson City lodge of Owls BIZ
g recently re-organized with Alderma
- Il @. Warren as president George T
Brown, treasurer, and Geo. E. Burbag
NJ secretary.
We The spirit of Improvement continue
lg to manifest itself in the churches her,
s. The Main street Baptist church is b.
u, ing overhauled and renewed at q co