The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-02-10

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Perry, of Shell Creek and Joe Cal
of Nashville.
R. s. Boyd was in Jonesboro Wed
nesday on business.
Mrs. Foy W. Dulaney was a recen
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Butler of Unicoi,
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R. L. Cant was down from Bristo
Wednesday.
NJ. F. Erwin, of lockwood, VIII
just recently returned from bust
ness trip east, has taken an interes
in the Sample Clothing and Shoe CO
MIR. Erwin is a man of wide expert
ence in the dry goods business ant
will be a valuable adjunct to thi
widely known and well established
business.
The following persons were regis
tered at The Windsor Wednesday: G
w. Hammer and w. A. Tanner of Bris
tol; B. S. Newman and wife of Gin
cinnati; j. C. Davis, R. S. Tester, J
NJ. Brandane and R. F. Machamer, o
Knoxville; W. H. Goodwin of Jeffer
son City; Henry Cassidy and A. E
Wilson of Chattanooga; G. H. Clyce
of Bristol K. T. Benson of Nash
vile, and Chas. H. Kitner of Mem
phis.
Worley Harr was in Erwin the
first of the week on business.
Judge S. H. Gray and daughter
Miss Lucy, of Gray's Station, were
recent visitors in the city.
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Miss Fannie Berry has accepted 6
position with the Empire Chair Co
at EliZabethton.
Miss Essie Crouch of Boone's Greek
was a recent visitor in the city.
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r. L. Fine has been in Knoxville
the past several days in business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Gillespie have
had as their guests the past several
days Mrs. Lizzie Gillispie of Jones'
boro.
Attorney D. NJ. Quinn returned the
first of the week from lockwood,
where he has been looking after legal
business.
G. e. Worley of Bluff City was here
on business on Monday of this week.
Mesdames ]. E. Wade, ]. ]. Range
and B. F. Sperow were at Elkhorn,
KY, the first of the week.
Attorney Guy S. ChaSeuhas been in
attendance at circuit court in Jones'
boro this week.
Jas. Smith, progressive former of
Jonesboro, was here on business the
first of the week.
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Prof. D. r. Haworth, of the State
Normal, was with friends in Jones'
boro on last Sunday.
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c. E. league, of Telford, was a
business visitor here Monday.
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Attorney ]. Ralph Worley has
been attending court at Jonesboro
this week.
Attorney S. E. N. Moore returned
to Knoxville Monday after a stay of
several days with his family here.
Rev. J. L. Shinn, pastor of the
Jonesboro Baptist church, was here
on Monday of this week.
- Fred Russell, Jr., has been spend
ing several days with friends in
Knoxville.
Our town has been we'll represent
ed this week in Jonesboro by our le-
gal fraternity.
Roy Mccall is visiting relatives at
Lodi, Va, this week.
Joe Grumpy, of Fall Branch, was
here the first of the week.
Or. e. e. Hunter, prominent ply
stefan of Elizabethton. was recent
business visitor in the city. Dr. Hun
ter is man of energy, ability and UNI
firing in his efforts, who will at all
times be found in the forefront on all
important questions and in all pro-
gressive movements, that will adj
vance the interests of his town and
county. He is one of Carter county's
good roads advocates and one of the
leading factors in the good roads
movement in this section. He with
the other enterprising men of Carter
county will soon be able to see the
result of their efforts After years of
arduous labor they have overridden
every obstacle and will in a short
time have a complete system of pike
roads throughout the county. They
having adopted the only method by
which roads can be built and that is
by issuing bonds and then by setting
aside a sufficient fund for maintain
ing the roads. Some counties have
made the great blunder in not max
ing necessary preparations for keep
ing roads in repair.
ROAD BOND ELECTION
IN MONROE COUNTY
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