The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-05-25

Deputy Marshal w. NJ. Hydef mas
gone to Mountain City on official
business.
MIR. and Mrs. S. N. White have re-
turned home after visiting relatives
in Greeneville.
Earl Hunt was looking after bust
ness in Western North Carolina the
first of the week.
John A. Scott, progressive mer-
chant of Cherokee, was business
visitor here the first of the week.
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John L. Davis, a prominent citizen
of Jonesboro, was looking after BUSH
ness here on Wednesday of this week.
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r. D. Parsons, a prominent hotel
man of Williamsburg, KY, has been
visiting his brothers here the past
several days.
Claude Noe. electrician of Morris
town, is now with the Star Electric
Co. of Johnson City and at present is
located at Kingsport.
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The following are some of the late
arrivals at The Colonial: B. l.. Arm
strong e. X. Dewey and F. r. Oar
den of Knoxville, A. j. Gates of
Bristol.
]. w. Turner, local manager of the
Bristol Telephone Co.. attended the
ninth annual convention of the South
ern States Independent Telephone AS
sociatio, held in Knoxville this week.
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County Chairman Jas. II. Eppes
passed through here Wednesday en-
route to his home at Jonesboro, after
a stay of several days in the noun
tains of North Carolina.
A wreck due to freight cars getting
off the line at the coal chute near
Raiders Monday night caused train
No. 2, due here at $40 Monday night
to be delayed several hours, the train
arriving here Tuesday morning at
SIG.
Rumor has it that Senator J. K:
Gardner will not be a candidate FOR
reelection. The question now facing
the Republicans is to decide on the
logical man. So far no announce
ments have been made and but little
has been said.
WANTED Speciality salesman for
Yancy, Mitchell, Avery, Watauga,
Caldwell, Alexander and adjoining
counties, North Carolina. One famil-
lar with this territory preferred.
State age, experience and line sold.
A. w. DORSCH, District Mgr, 2O6-7
Evans Bldg, Washington, d. c.
WANTED-Specialty salesman for
the following territory: Haywood,
Pennsylvania, Swain, Jackson, Macon
Graham, Cherokee, Clay and adjoin-
ing counties, North Carolina. One
familiar with this territory pre-
ferred. State age, experience and
line sold. A. w. DORSCH, District
Mgr, 2o6-7 Evans Bldg, Washington,
d. C.
John A. Everett has severed his
connection with. The Comet and has
accepted a position with the Danen-
harver Printing Co. of Knoxville. The
principal incentive leading to this ac-
ton on his part was the love and de-
votion for an invalid mother who re-
sides in Knoxville. Our best wishes
follow him and we congratulate Mr.
lDanenhover on being able to secure
his services.
Mr.. r. E. l.. White, formerly of this
place and who left here about ten
years ago, and located in Russell
vile. Ind, was visitor here the first
of the week and left wednesday
morning for Chattanooga, but vii
return here within the next few DAYS
He like all others who visit here haC
good word for Johnson City. While
it has been but short time since III
was here he can see the rapid stride!
the city has made in such shor
time. Mr.. White stated that it wa
merely a question of short whil'
until he would be able to call John
, son City his home
Already Words Enough.
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