The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-10-05
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Miss Mollie Without is the guest Of
Mrs. s. N. Haws on Unaka avenue.
Mrs. John d. Reeves was in from
Rosemond a few hours today shopping.
Geo. q. Bevins, of Wood, Va, was
transacting business in the city today.
Miss Belle Stone has returned TO
Bristol after pleasant visit to Mrs. J..
A. Slaughter.
Miss Mary Lyle returned Sunday ev-
ening from a stay OF several days at
the Knoxville exposition.
Attorney Leroy Reeves spent the
week end at Unaka Springs, the guest
of our former townsman, Will Cowan,
and wife.
Miss Frances Nugent, of Bristol, was
visiting the latter part of the week
with her sister, Miss Sarah Nugent, on
East Market street.
Cy III. Lyle, jr, left last Friday for
Annapolis, Md, 10 enter preparatory
school with view Of entering the Ma
val Academy next June.
Mrs. n. j. Barkus, of Memphis, spent
few days in this city this week en-
route from New York to Memphis.
While here she was the guest of Miss
Lila Taylor
Rev. J. NJ. Cass, pastor of the M. +.
church Of Westport, Ny, and brother
of j. w. Cass, of this city, occupied the
pulpit of the First M. e. church here
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Canny Ryburn and daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Stone, of Holston Valley,
are visiting relatives IN the city and at
tending the missionary meeting at the
First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Hugh Hill came up from John
son City yesterday and will be the
guest of Mrs. Harry Shelton until
Monday, when she will leave for At
lanta, Herald Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Morrison and little
son are the guests of Mrs. Morisons
parents, Col. and Mrs. J. M. Barker,
en- route to Johnson City from Big
Stone Gap.-Bristol Herald Courier.
The local offices of Macarthur Bros,
contractor, in charge of Tracy Browne,
will be closed about the first of No
vember, the remaining equipment on
hand to be shipped to the general shops
in Chicago.
Mrs. John H. Caldwell, Mrs. j. M. |
Dooley and Mrs. George Robertson will
go to Johnson City Tuesday morning
to attend the missionary union which |
meets in that city Wednesday and
Thursday.-Bristol Herald Courier.
Rev. s. B. Vaught is attending con-
ference this week at Morristown. He |
has served four years here as pastor of |
the Munsey Memorial church and will |
give up the regular ministry and be
appointed financial agent of Emory |
and Henry College.
Calvin Carrier, representing the Ten.
nessee and North Carolina Railroad
Co., was in the city Tuesday looking
for laborers to work on the road being
built up the Pigeon river. Cal always
the editor and called in to
pay for his literature.
Rev. g. M. Wallin and family recent
~ arrived from Johnson City. Mr..
Wallin will soon take up Sunday
school work again and make his home
1T Shawanee. We are pleased that so
valued a citizen is to still engage in
religious work in this section, and that
the Sunday-school cause will have the
benefit of such Jealous and effective
orker.-Tazewell Times-Journal.
The offices of the Indian Refining
were entered by burglars on
night and all the cash and
stamps on hand were taken. Ordina-
rily the management of the office take
The cash on hand in the evening with
hem over night, but failing to do this
Monday, the robbers made small
haul. Most of the cash was in silver,
md the amount was not large. 1t was
placed in drawers of desk and locked
Up, and the burglars forced an entrance
through the window. No trace of the
,hieves~has been found as yet.
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