The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-09-14
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Buy coal, wood and straw from Carr
Brothers. 14lt
j. w. Bishop, is on business trip
to Chattanooga
Rev, R. Z, Early, of Erwin, spent
| "Wednesday in the city.
Ell. Gross, of ERWIN, is spa ,ding a
few days in the city.
Hon. j. Normal Powell and Mrs.
Powell are visiting In Bristol.
| Clyde and Gene Guthrie will go to the
exposition at Knoxville next week.
E. VI. Garner Mgr, of the Johnson
City club left for his home Thursday.
w. F. Keeping has rsturned from a
pleasant visit TO his old home, CARROLL
ton Ky.
All coal paid for on delivery will be
So, and all coal charged will be 1925.
Carr Bros. 14I6
j. W. Hunter and $. w. Price, have
returned from Il business trip TO New
York.
Don't forget Carr Bros. have good
Slack Mountain lump coal at 80 cash
III delivery. 14l6
f. y. Shaw, Johnson City's Star left
ieldeI. left for his home in Jamisen.
Ala, Thursday.
Alferd G. Gaunt, Special Agt of the
Interstate life Insurance Co., was ut
1t home over Sunday.
Mrs G. VI. Allen has returned to her
nome In Grecnviie, after several days
visiting relatives In the city.
DO not forget you save rs cents on
black Mountain coal bought of Carr
Bros. if you pay for it OH delivery. 10
Capt w. II. Erl>dn came down from
his mountain palace Monday and speP
u few days in the city on bushes In tn,
ely.
Mrs. i. NJ. Brlgn aud daughter
ante, OF Philad-lphia, were visitln
rclativesion the city Friday and Satur
lay.
Fred ]. King from Fix Plrk, N e.,
spent Sunday win his parents in this
city, while on his way to the Appala-
chan Exposition.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George NJ. Allen. of
Greenville, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr.. AID
Mrs J. q KING.
Miss Rhea Hunter, of Johnson City,
arrived la night and Is tue house
gnesl of Mr.. aid Mrs. Sam NJ. Vance.
on Windsor avenue. Miss Hunter
come TO be present at the opening Of
Virginia Iniernont college. Bristol,
Herald Coaier.
The Music Il Linback family played
TO l4rge and appreciative audience al
the Memorial Hall Thursday matinee
and night. They are artists in this
line of entertainment and are sure to /
gain The favor of the public wherever
they appear. We hope TO see them
back again.
Mrs. Charles Everett, Of Bonner
Springs, Kansas, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for some weeks, re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon. i
Mrs. Everett. who is the sister of Mrs |
A. + Hoss and OF DR.. j. c. King, dep
arted with many kind words of enth-
nsiasm aud interest in our thriving City. !
Mrs Agnes Guthrieand daughter Miss !
Merle. returned Sunday from an extend
ed trip east They visited Atlantic
City New York, Philadelphia, Troy, !
Albany. Ocean City, Coney Island, I
Jersey City, Norfork, Ocean View, Vir- !
ginia Reach, Roanoke aud other points.
The trip vas made largely for.the bene-
fit of Miss Merle. who has not been en-
jnying good health, and she returned
benegtted. She stopped an Roanoke I
where she Is attend school.
Miss Fame Brown, formerly OF this
city, now prominent In social circles of
i'hil1delphia, was the guest OF honor at i
nm informal dinner nc the Colonial Hotel /
Friday night. The party added the
theatres and other places OF amusement |
to their program, and co lcluded With a
jolly automobile trip over the city and |
vicinity. Those present were Mrs. j. |
M. Brown, Misses Fame Brown, Sara |
Nngent aud Lucy Carr; MAssers Robert |
Lyle, Il. d. Cook and f. W. Hoss.