The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-01-25
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:, Fred Hoss, made business trip t
u Newport last week.
Mrs. Carol Etter, of Bristol, is visit
ing friends in the city.
d T. V. McCown was transacting bust
:, ness in Bristol last week.
DR.. r. L. Patton was up from Telfor,
and spent few hours Saturday.
He. Beauchamp, of the Advance
! was over from Jonesboro Monday.
Oscar Fair, of Elizabethton, spen
Sunday with friends in Johnson City
Col. A. L. Shipley, of Jonesboro
, was Johnson City visitor last Tues
day.
Howard Boring, of this place, was
visiting friends in Jones boro last Sun.
day.
Guy Maloney was in the city a few
hours on business Monday from Tel
ford.
The Embroidery club met with Mrs.
Paul E. Devine last Wednesday after,
noon.
Dr.. J. f. Arnold, of Limestone, was
in Johnson City on business last Sat
urday.
Hugh Campbell, of the postoftice
force, spent Sunday with homefolks at
Telford.
Mrs. j. Il. Cox was called to Gate
City on account of the illness of her
daughter.
Miss Martha Martin spent a few
days last week visiting friends at
| Watauga.
Charles Miller and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby daughter at
their home.
Mrs. Harry Cease and daughter have
returned from visit to homefolks in
Middle Tennessee.
Attorney J. n. Edense, of Elizabeth
ton, was a Johnson City business WIS.,
itor last Saturday.
William Houston, of Bluff City,
was visiting relatives in town the lat
ter part OF last week.
Fred King, who lives at Elk Park,
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Z. King, of this place.
j. II. Simmons, who has been in |
Newport on business, returned from |
that place last Sunday,
James l.. Humphreys, prominent |
merchant of 1eIlord, was business |
visitor in the city yesterday.
The Home missionary society meets |
this afternoon in the church parIor at
the Munsey Memorial church.
DR.. II. y. Massey, candidate for con-
fress IN the first congress onal district,
spent Sunday in Johnson City.
s. L. Miller and mother ,ert Thurs
day Afternoon for Jacksonville, Florida,
whe-e t'lcy Will spend some time.
w. !. FneS, former regis err Of Wash
ing'un county, is quite i'll with the
measles ut his hCn!e near JOnesboro.
Dr.. J. &. Broyles, who has been in
Florida, returned to this place last
Monday. lie reports very pleasant
trip.
Misses Martha and Eleanor Baxter,
of JonesbDro, spent several days here
last week as the guests of Miss Mary
Dosser
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Oaks, of this
place are the proud parents of Cir
baby which was born last Tuesday
T. B. Hensley and A. r. Johnson,
Two of johnson City's able attorneys,
were transacting business in Erwin
last week.
J. ID Longmire and wife returned on
No. 2 last night from Asheville, where
Mrs. Longmire underwent treatment
'or rheumatism.
Albert Moore, who has been the ,
guest of his brother at this place, for
The past two days, has returned TO his
home at Bulls Gap.
Joseph FEBRUARY, of Jonesboro, passed
through johnson City last Tuesday
enroute to Elizabethton to see his Sis
Ter who is very sick. =;
Miss Nora Range, who has been Wis., =
listing friends in johnson City for the !
past several days, has returned to her |
acme mt Boones creek.
Rev. G. r. Carroll, ID. d., preached {
o large audience last Sunday at the c
Munsey Memorial church. His text r
vas, "Have Faith in God"
Prof. Utterback, of Milligan College
ave very interesting talk at the O
christian church last Sunday after :
which collection of about 81, 900 was
aiken up for Milligan college. v
Wait for the Globes big sale in Feb
uary. 1861 a
G. l.. Queener and Selmar Fuller, of
ellico and Mountain City, have ac-
epted positions with the Summers
'arrott hardware company and will n
ravel in East Tennessee and North a
,arolina. f,
D. P. Lewis, who lives near Mary
lille, and who is interested in the East
ennessee Telephone Company, was in
ne city few hours Saturday en- route
} his home. Mr.. Lewis has been
laking trip through East Tennessee
nd North Carolina.
A Knoxville exchange says: DR.. and
FRS. Geo. ST. John Miss Emily Taylor
re to leave their present residence in