The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-02-22
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IL. II. Pardue rs ii Bristol visitor
SatuId y.
Jno. d. Con WAS a business visitor in
town Monday.
MIS-. J. 4. Noe is visiting relatives
in Morri>Io~h.
, j. Fred Johnson was IN BGStol Fri.
day of last week.
Congressman Sells LETT Tuesday even,
ing for Washington.
Rev. }. II. Wallin has returned from
a trip to Huntsville, Ala.
J. Is Duncan, of Jonesboro, was iii
the city on business Friday.
Dr.. r. l.. Patton, of Telford, was in
the city ON business Monday.
Remember the meetings at the Cen
trail Baptist church all this week.
Miss Martha Allen Martin spent
Saturday visiting friends in Bristol.
Mrs. c. Y. Deadrick, of the Soldiers
home is Visiting relatives in Bristol.
Hon. A. ID. Hughes is in the city
looking after his race for the state SEN
ate.
Guy II. Shoun, who has been ser.
iously i'll with the measles, is repor ted
better.
Mrs Gooch Vaughn and daughter
Miss Martha, are visiting friends in
Virginia,
w. NJ Craig, of Fall Branch, was in
town short tlm4 last Friday enroutt
To Bristol
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Parks, of Eliza.
bethton, spent Tuesday with friends III
johnson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Walker left Sun
day for Atlanta where they will visit
Tor some time.
Miss Ora Bell Jones, of Chetworth,
Ga, is visiting relatives in johnson
City this week.
Mrs. s. +. Miller and son S. f. Mil
Ter, have returned from very pleasant
hit in Florida.
l. J. Gaut, father of Mrs. Frank
Baker, OF this place, sptnt Sunday
wi n his daughter.
Mrs. p. B. Carney, of Portsmouth,
Va, is visiting her mother Mrs. G. e. |
Osborne, OF this place.
After visiting friends here for some |
time, Mss Mary Preston has returned |
to her home in Bristol.
Mrs. J. Baker, OF this place, was vis-
iting friends and relatives in Morris |
town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ruth Gunnell, who has been |
visiting here for short time, has re |
turned TO her home in Bristol.
p. H. Wofford, proprietor of the big |
hog farm in Carnegie, shipped Cal
load of porkers TO Gauthier Monday.
h. NJ. May, one Of the prominent
of Jonesboro, was bust
ness visitor in Johnson City Tuesday.
Walter NJ. Bradley, the fluent and
erudite editor of the Herald and Trib-
une, was over from Jonesboro Monday
for a few hours.
r. Nelson Campbell, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, is visiting folks in this
city enroute from Washington where
he has been spending several weeks.
w. N. Walker, chairman of the
democratic executive committee OF
county, was confering
with friends in johnson City Monday.
Atty. Isaac Harr went to Blount-
Vile last Friday TO attend the funeral
Of Mrs. w. ID. Harr. Mrs. Harr died
Of last week at her home
near Reedy creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Hart, who have
been in the east for the past several
weeks purchasing spring and summer
goods for the Hart d Houston store, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Landon G. CARRIER has returned from
Miss, to his homes at
a very sick man. He has
friends in this county who will regret
very much to hear of his illness.
DR.. Geo. r. Duncan, of Fail Branch
was in the city short time this week
The doctor is considering making the
race for representative this year and is
putting himself in the hands of his
friends.
The big Loomend sale at the Globe
closes Saturday, February "a. This
will no doubt be the last opportunity
you will have this year to buy goods
at practically wholesale cost. Don't
miss it.
Large audiences have been in at
tendence at the revival services being
held at the Central Baptist church.
No little interest has already been
aroused in these meetings. Services at
2:30 and 1870 each afternoon and even.
ng.
Kemp Hyatt, of Jonesville, Va, was