The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1916-01-06

have been visiting relatives at Unicoi
the past several days.
Sid Patton, of Dante, Va, has been
visiting in the city the past several
days.
H. j. Palmer, of Knoxville, was a
recent arrival at the Windsor.
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Miss Nellie Rupe, of .Boone's Creek,
passed through here Saturday EN-
route to Jonesbors to attend a meet
ing of the Washington county teach
ers' association.
Col and Mrs. H. H. Dyer have had
as their guest M. C. Wagner of
Washington College.
Mrs. J. J. Gudger, after visit
with relatives here, has returned to
her home in Asheville, N. C.
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Sam Smith and Harry Mitchell
spent several days recently in Ashe-
Vile, n. c.
Miss Lillian Bitner has returned
to her home in Greeneville, after an
extended visit with Dr. and Mrs. j.
Q. King, of this place.
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Miss Hattie Garden, of Erwin, Wis
tied our city the first of the week.
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Frank E Broyles was here from
Erwin, Tuesday.
w. c. Hatton was over from Kings
port the first of the week.
j. d. Browne was a Bristol visitor
here on Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Weinberg now
have "A little daughter to bless their
home.
Mrs. Walter ]. Miller has as her
guests Mrs. R. S. Patton, of Greene
Vile, and Mrs. Wilbur Hammer. of
Bristol.
Miss Cherrie Mae Preston has re-
.urned from an extended visit with
relatives at Abingdon, Va.
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When in search of rest, recreation
and enlightenment visit The Odeon,
where good pictures are shown every
day.
John Snider of the eleventh dis
riot was here on a business mission
he first of the week.
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]. l.. Tucker of Bluff City was in
he city yesterday on business.
S. S. McCorkle has been working
he trade west of the city this week.
C. A. Harris was a business visitor
in Rogersville on Wednesday of this
week.
Geo. II. Pepper has gone to Flor
ida for short stay.
T. E. Wolf was looking after bust
less at Limestone yesterday.
S. X. McAfee was in Elizabethton
Wednesday on business.
c. f. Cox, a travelling man of
Jonesboro, passed through here We'd !
lesday on his way to Embreville.
Miss Gertrude Harris, after an ex-
ended visit here with Mr. and Mrs.
T. j. Miller, has returned to her
home at Eagle Lake, Mimi.
Miss Hattie Hunt, who is teaching |
urned to her work after spending |
he holidays with friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. G. p Bingham and
son of Lenoir, N. c., have been Wis |
ting in the city.
j. Clyde Smith has gone to Macon, |
Ga, where he will enter college.
Hon. Thos. N. Brown, prominent |
lawyer of Maryville, was here on le-
gal business the first of the week.
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Mrs. F. A. Donnelly and children
have returned after a visit of several |
days with friends at Chuckey and
Rheatown.
H. M. Piper, of Erwin, was here
the first of the week.
The following were registered at
The Colonial Wednesday: ]. w.
Rowan of Chattanooga; e. L. Moore
and B. l.. Armstrong of Knoxville.
]. C. Heaberlin was in Bristol yes
.erday on business.
V. f. Kent, claim agent for the C.
:. & o. railway with headquarters
n Erwin, was here on business Tues
lay. Mr.. Kent was former resi-
lent of our city and was president
IF the Brotherhood Bible Class of
he First Presbyterian church, for a
period of several months and up to
he time he left for Erwin.
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H. C. Jett, prominent citizen of
stopped off here for a
'ew hours on last Thursday en- route
% his home after spending several
lays on his fine farm in Blount
UNITY, the county of good roads.
His farm is within three miles of the
city of Maryville Mr..
lett is very much enthuzed over the
outlook there, and is making all
improvements on his farm
With a view of locating on it at some
'uture date, if he can resist the
empting offers being made on lands