The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-10-19
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Miss Mary Lyle is visiting relatives
in Bristol.
Mrs. w. Nj. Bolton has returned from
a visit to Bristol.
Ralph Young, of Plumtree, N. G.,
was in the city this week.
j. f. Howard, of Kingsport, spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Capt. P. @. Range is taking in the
battles between the Giants and Ath-
letics.
Mrs. J. L. Wade returned from Eliz-
abethton Monday, where she visited
relatives.
Attorney A. h. Whitaker, of Bristol,
was in the city transacting business on
Tuesday.
w. G. Riley, the expert piano tuner,
IF Maryville, Tenn, is in the city for
few days.
Attorney J. E. Biddle, of Greeneville,
"as in The CITY the last of the week on
egaI business.
L. M. Nees, real estate and insurance
| hustler, left for huntsville, N. c., the
asst of the week.
Miss Sarah Slemons, of Orlando, Fla,
who has been visiting Miss Emily Mil
Ter, returned home Monday. /
Miss Rosalie Oberdbrfer, of Licking
ton, KY, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Alex Patterson, on East Main street.
Mrs. n. A, Patterson left Wednesday
for visits to relatives and friends in
Bulls Gap, MorriStown and other cities.
Mrs. n. l.. Murrell, of johnson City,
has been visiting her many friends in |
ourcity this week.-CarterC ounty New,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sells, of johnson |
City, are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. e. Richardson, on Anderson
street.-Bristol Herald Courier.
Mrs. George w. Hardin, of johnson
City, spent Thursday with her sisters,
Mrs. j. r. Boring and w. Il. johnson.
Garter County News.
Mrs. I'll. G. Jordan has returned to
her home at Bakers Field, California,
after spending sex eral months with
and relatives near johnson
City,
Mrs. ]. M. Brown and daughters,
Fame and Adeline, now at Unaka
SPRINGS, but popularity known ia the
city, leave for Philadelphia the last of
this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo p. SIM
cox, Wednesday morning at Bulls i
Gap, an eight-pound daughter. Mrs.
Rhoda Reeves, mother of Mrs. Simcox,
is with her daughter.
j. r. Boring left Wednesday evening
for Berea, KY, where his son, Cameron
Boring, is student in the college, but
IS now in the hospital suffering with
ppendicitis.- County News.
The pulpit of the First NJ. f. church
was occupiedI6unday morning by Rev.
A. T.. Peters. An attractive feature of
the service was j. ID. Leltwichs solo.
A large congregation thoroughly enjoy
jOyed his rendition of Carrie Jacobs
Bonds Consolation.
DR.. Florence Schaepe, who is grad
late OF the American school of osteop-
ithy, is visitor in Bristol, being a
guest of DR.. May Foster, member Of
the same medical school. Miss Schaepe
Expects TO locate in johnson CITY,
Bristol HeraldCourier.
Improvements are being made in the
plant and equipment of the Ionesboro
Herald and Tribune, and this old es-
tablished journal will soon come out
with renewed interest. New presses
and engine are being installed and the
put in first-class up
tO-date.
Mrs. w. ID. Beard, widow of the late
chief justice of the supreme of Tennes-
zee, and one of the most distinguished
members the court has ever known, is !
n the city, accompanied by her son,
- Beard. They have been spend
ng several weeks at Altapass and will
remain in the city several days as
guests ut Hotel Carlisle. Mrs. Beard !
S an ideal southern woman, one of |
hose charming old souls, whose cul-
,ure and refinement have made the
'outh famous. They will go direct
rom this citU tn their homo in Nam. | {