The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-09-03
Local and Personal

month at Hot Springs.
Will Thomas has returned to the city
rom tour Of the lake cities.
Mrs. John A. Muse has returned from
q visit to her parents IN Bristol.
A. B. Crouch and family are visiting
the parents of Mrs Crouch at CARRIERS.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robertson have
returned from shopping visit to Brls-
toll.
Miss Mary Nelson is visiting Miss
a Mabel Cannon on Chuckey river this
: week.
Mrs. Gee, of Bristol, is visiting her
brother, j. W. Watson, at 300 Poplar
street,
Capt. W. H. Nelson, of Backwoods,
was prominent visitor to the city yes
terday.
. Miss Edith McTinkin has returned
' from a visit to Miss Anne Muse in
J. Bristol.
- Mrs. NJ. [. Gump and daughter have
y returned from pleasant visit to Bristol
n relatives.
+ R. II. Carr and niece, Miss Grace
!. McGee, were in the city yesterday
n shopping
u K.P. Jones and wife arrived il the
|, city yesterday afternoon on No. AZ for
,, brief visit.
k The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
y Tranum is quite sick at their home on
i Locust street.
- Mrs. l. A. Bittle and two children,
e. Majorie and Audrey, visited Limestone
in friends last week.
IL Harry Weller and wife have returned
an to Bristol, after short visit to Harry 6
A. parents in this city.
q A. M. Feathers is now occupying his
" new residence in the old camp ground
=, On Watauga avenue.
ak The best steel range sold in the
ay town for the money is the "Uneeda'
b. sold by s. B. White.
- S. B. White has good stock o
re- blue fame oil and gasoline stoves II
lin stock at lowest prices.
oh Haskell f. Dyer, wife and baby az
N. visiting at the home of Hon. Macl
70. Wagner at Limestone.
'n- Misses Marjorie and Josephine Pea
~ a. spent last Sunday in Bristol, the guest
CD of Mrs. H. P Wyman.
rs, Misses PAUL.. Cody and France
ion Phipps of Bristol, are visiting Mrs.
lul G. Phipps ia this city.
Misses Bess Burrow and Ruth Lyl
ro re urned Tuesday from short visit
din relatives at Jefferson City.
'9'- The Daughters of the ConfederaC
W. will meet with Mrs. Cora Peoples mel
eui Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
ion Have your repairing done or shoe
rd- made by ". G. Pierce, three doors fro
ms. railroad, on West Market street.
er's 49,,
ank Miss Gertrude Taylor, of Knoxvill
nay was IN the city last week en- route
q. visit homefolks at Chucky Valley.
% Charlie Darden is confined to b
10 home on account of injuries receive
.a;,, by fall last Monday at the factory.
SOL Shoemaking and repairing neat
NJ, and promptly done by W. @. PierC
led' on West Market street, 3 doors frc
IRA railroad.
rue
10y Major Paul e. Divine and wife we
spe- the guests of Mrs. Evans, a sister
the Mrs. Divine, in Bristol several da
flea this week.
for
n to Rev. ]. L. Jewell and wife, of N
5s York, and Miss Hattie Jewell.
Greeneville, are guests of W. Fl. Je
, re- ell and wife.
i Gni Hon. Charles Fl. Slack and wife ca
81 to the city Tuesday from Bristol a
neui remained day with E. NJ. Slack
'.; ~, route to Nashville.
with Tom Gillespie was up from Aft
may Tuesday for a few hours. He v
Cop probably move his family to Johns
osals City in the near future.
had
vine, Capt. James Hardin, wife and chi
25S of Kenova, W. Va, came to the c
- Saturday and are the guests of g.
sSA Hardin and wife on Wataugs avenu
y Do you want to buy your fertilizer
" cost? Then don't fail to be at the n
q meeting of the Watauga Valley Fal
" ers' Club, Saturday, Sept. 5, at 10 a.
" in the Commercial Club room.
x Pierce Pepper and wife, Of Bris
\ W and Miss Garrett, sister of Mrs.
r per, of TT. Smith, Ark, have been
X iting Tip Pepper and wife at Maj. c
: " D. Taylor's Happy Valley plauta'
q for several days.
r - Misses Dele Smith and Nellie B'
u man, who recently returned fror
Y camping trip to White Top and '
Q to Mrs. Chas. Wright in Damas
y are now the guests of Miss Smiths
.- Y ter, Mrs. @. Y. Deaderick, at the
= 9 dier's Home.
- Mrs. J. NJ. Riddle and daugh
y Miss Lucille, came down from Will
SSA W. Va, last Friday. Miss Riddle
remain all winter and go to sch
while Mrs. Riddle after spending a
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Oar
will return to her home.
laying T. J. May left Wednesday NOR
t, Va for Bee Log, N. c., where he is il
ested in the Quincy Mfg. Go, and
Ir Nj reSide with his family johnson