The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-08
PERSONAL.

MILO ~ ~ 'llN'iN w
Ga, is q guest at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. Judge Marks, near Winchester.
When VIC called upon her the other
day, we could scarcely realize that Il
dozen years or more had passed since
Judge Marks and his wife, and oursrll,
were frequent visitors at the beautiful
home OF Mrs, Pullen in LaGrage, Ga
The shadows Of age lie no heavier upon
her brow than they did fourteen ago.
Her lovely auburn hair is Lowell;
auburn still, without u tinge Of gray,
and her face is still tho pleasant one
that bespoke n cheerful heart and hap
py nature. In fact, it seems as It Time
had turned backward in his flight and
made her younger than she was when
we so often met II cordial welcome al
her home In Lagrange, Refined, no.
ble and polished she is, and we nope
she will long live to ornament society
and be a model for young ladies' to i'm
itate,
We learn that Rav. j A. b. Lovet,
has resigned the pastorship Of the c
p. Church in Winchester, and will re-
move to Huntsville, Ala, Mr.. Lovett's
health is not very good, is one reason
for his action, And he has II tolerahly
large family to take care OF, which rem
dcrs it necessary for him TO get Il bet
ter salary aud prompter ray, perhaps
than he receives here. We regret to
lose Mr.. Lovett. He has done AS
much rs, if not more !than, any one l."
advance the cause Of morality and
temperance in our midst. He is a hard
an intelligent man, a consist.
emit christian, and Il genial gentleman.
He has made many friends in our
and we are SIRE that all OF them
DIN US in wishing him health and hap
Jiness wherever he may 60. We con.
sratulatc the church Of Huntsville and
he community upon their good luck
u securing his services.
Mr.. A. J.. Greer returned home
asst Monday, after an absence OF about
wo weeks. We have no idea where
ncighbor has been visiting, and we
,uess It's noao Of our business, ANY
way, we are glad he's back home, for
lie is the life Of High street.
The following party from our
own paid q visit to Lookout Mountain
asst week Jas. A. Bush and daughter,
Miss Lucy; Misses Lucy Bowen, Ella
Iurman. Ella Pennington, Anna Ba-
,cr, Ida Beaslcy, Anna Wilkinson. and
%Ilessrs. II. A. WalmsIey, W. W. rs
i'll, C. G. Phillips, B, F. Hooker and
ellis Days. They report a pleasant
ime.
Mr.. b. F. Hooker, OF Rutherford
who has been with us for sew
raj weeks, left last Monday for Milan,
TO take charge Of a tiourishing
chool.
"A party of Winchcsterites, o
listing of Misses Mollie Bledsoe, Anna
Wilkinson, Ellen Henderson, and
I%lessrs. +. j. Gaines, ii. A Walms,
ey and 3. f. Hooker, visited Hurri
ane Springs last Monday, enjoying
''muchly."
Miss Lizzie Greer, who has been
~ q visit to her old home in Bedford
for several weeks, returned to
Ter home on High street last Satur-
lay.
Miss Lucy Bowen, Of Trenton,
Ark, who has been a student OF Mary
Sharp College Tor the past four years,
nd who graduated with distinguished
ionors at the past June Commence
nent, left last Monday for her home.
Mrs. John W. Thornton, of Chat~
anooga, is on a visit to her father, DR..
!. G. Shaparl, Of our town.
Miss Kate Stewart and mother,
ormerlv Of New Orleans. are stopping
t Dr., Shapard's, as the guests of Mrs.
Thornton. They have just returned
rom Grand Rapids, Mich, where Miss
Kate has for some time been studying
nusic und,r the instruction of a cele
rated German teacher, Prof. Zllinskn.
Wallace Jones, who has been Il
itizen of Texas for two or thee years,
5 on q visit to his parents in our town.