The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-06-01
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Bob Martin came home yesterday on

No. Al.
DR.. T. b. Russell spent last Saturday
in the city on business.
Miss Sarah B-oyles has returned
from college at Spartansburg.
Miss Guy Shoun is attending the
Federation of Clubs at Memphis.
Crawford Alexander was down from
Elizabethton Tuesday with The crowd.
Miss Katheryn Weston HIS returned
from visit to relatives in Johesboro.
DIR. A. s. n. Dobson was in the city
yesterday few hours from Lines
tone.
Johnson City does play hace ball on
Sundays, and don't play much on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Madaline Benneth, has return
ed to Bristol after pleasant visit to
Mrs. J. Norment Powell.
The rain drops bounced when they
struck the earth Tuesday evening as if
they had fallen on hot stove.
Geo. M. Hardin spent monday in
Knoxville with his daughter, Miss
Mary, at the University of Tennessee.
Joseph FEBRUARY and son, DR.. F.
FEBRUARY, of Jonesboro, attended the
exercises at the Soldiers Home here
Tuesday.
Maj. q. T. Lee left Sunday for Vir-
ginia to visit his mother few days
and will accompany his daughter home
from school.
j. l.. Hilbert and family came up
from Jonesboro Tuesday to attend the
Decoration Day exercises at the Sol
diers' Home.
DR.. and Mrs. John p. Lamb have
returned from Nashville, DR. Lamb |
having gone there TO attend IA meeting
Of the state dental association.
Mrs ]. W. Cardwell entered the
Memorial hospital on Wednesday last, |
and is now improving rapidly after a |
successful operation on Thursday.
Prof. J. N. Erwin, of this city has
been appointed by the State Supretend- |
emit OF Public Instruction for the in
stitute for colord teachers to be held in
Johnson City.
Capt. Coy and wife have returned |
rom visit to Mexico and are again in
salvation Army harness in this city. |
Their many friends are glad to well
come them back.
James A. Martin and wife are in
attending the commence
nent exercises of the college from
which their daughter, Miss Martha
Allen graduates this year
Mrs. George W. Hardin, James
Hardin and "Dec " Hardin went
Town to Knoxville Tuesday and ac-
Miss Mary Hardin home
rom the U. of T. yesterday.
A young lady in a hobhle skirt at
empted to alight from street car
Tuesday near the West Side school
louse and was thrown violently to the
ground and painfully injured.
Joe and Miss Elizabeth Ellsworth,
Fell Vance, Misses Eleana Brading
md Carrie Anderson, Johnson City's
Iuota at Tusculum last year, have re-
urned to their homes in this city.
Miss Pearl Lyle returned from the
Mayo sanitarium at Rochester, Mimi
asst Saturday, accompanied by DIR.
v. j. Miller. She is rapidly recover
ng from the effects of successful OPP
ration.
DR.. w. !. Matthews and Mrs. Mat
hews and Dr.. Harry Miller left Sun, 5
ay for Charlotte, n. &. TO attend the {
ixteenth annual gathering of South
RI railway surgeons in session there
nd were absent several days.
s. NJ. Warren and wife, of Piney |
'lats, were in the city Tuesday to at
end the Decoration Day exercises at |
he Soldiers Home. Mr.. Warren is {
no of the lightest Masons in East I
tennessee and the best postmaster
'iney Flats ever had.
James NJ Gaunt, president of the
tank of Commerce, attended meet
lg of the Tennessee State Bankers
.ccociation at Nashville this week !!
nd reports an interesting meeting. =
[. e. Jones, of Bristol, was elected
ice president for East Tennessee.
The Authors club will hold its next ]
OCULAR meeting on June 9th. The |
,ature of the evenings entertainment e
ill be lecture by DR.. Ingersoll, of a
he University of Tennessee, on "Our,
wn Bellies Lettres.n Excellent mu-
C, as well as other good literary fea- 3
Tres will be on their program. e
On the third Sunday in June at a
Iount Zion church hear Gray on the !
;, G. & o. railroad, DR.. J. A. Ruble 9
i'd Rev. s. g. Ketron will hold an old. \
meeting. Women of the =
will prepare dinner for the h
Multitude which will assemble to hear p
he good Dreaching to Dartake of the 4.