The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-03
The Morristown Gazette.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John N. Hill, of Nashville, who
with his family, has been spending the
summer months in East Tennessee, re
turned home last Monday.
GOV. Dewitt c. Senter, that prince oil
big-hearted men and social, approacha.
Bile statesmen, gave US a pleasant call
Friday.
Mrs. Evaline Carmichael, an aged and
estimable widow lady of this place, has
been seriously i'll for several months
with consumption.
". II. Morehead, a commercial trav-
eler of Baltimore, has been confined to
his room at the Cain House for ten days
past by a severe attack of rheumatism.
Col w. A. Turley, of McNillan's,
was on our streets, Monday, in much
better health than he has enjoyed for
months.
J. L. Cain, the evenest tempered and
one of the cleverest men of Greene
county, was present at our stock sale
Monday, with bully yoke of oxen.
Miss Ida Folsom, daughter of Maj. Fl.
NJ Folsom, of Elizabethtop, is the
charming guest of Mrs. Maj. Goe. W.
Folsom, of our city.
Miss Hattie Neal and Miss Mollie
Havely, daughters of our friends, w E.
M. Neal and Jacob Havely, of Knox
vile, are visiting our city, the guests of
Mrs. James E. Thompson.
Misses Matte A. and Matte B. Bris-
eoe, sister and daughter of our neigh
Dor, Mr.. Dan Briscoe, left on Thursday
night to finish their scholastic education
at Salem, n. g.
Miss Kate McNutt, of Knoxville, stop
ped over day in our town last week,
en- route home, after an absence of sew
eral weeks of pleasure in Hawkins coun-
ty.
Mr.. A. T. Newman, recently wound |
ed by chief police Morris, has so much |
improved in health by his trip to Vel |
low Springs, in Sewer county, that he |
has been enabled to return to the city |
and resume his business.
Sam Mckinney, Esq, Assistant CASH
Ter of Peoples Bank, Knoxville, was on
our streets Tuesday OF last week, pre-
senting his usual robust and healthy
mental and physical status.
Mr.. Thomas H Carmichael, of this
place, who has been filling a business
engagement for several months in Ken
lucky, was called home last week by the
dangerous illness of his mother His So
jouTn depends on his mothers health.
W. W. Etter, of Memphis, who has
been summering in East Tennessee
since the outbreak of the fever, return
ed to Ripley last Monday night, intend
ing to make that place headquarters for
a while.
The many play-mates and acquaint-
ances of our pretty little friend, Miss
Alice Kyle, will be glad to learn of her c
return to our town last Sunday with 5
her grandfather, Mr.. @. A. McNutt, af- :
er delightful school vacation at her |
home in Hawkins county. 7
Col. o. c. King and wife left on the v
mail train Monday morning for Alleghe- v
~ Springs, Old Point Comfort and 9TH \
er health restoring resorts in Virginia. S
The continued feebleness of Mrs. King L
induces the trip, and we trust it will p
prove beneficial in restoring her to &C
health,
Mrs. Alice H. Browne, daughter of
he editor of this paper, returned to her
nome in Nashville Wednesday morning
Of last week, after pleasant sojourn of a
two months. The visit proved beneficial f,
10 the health of herself and children, and n
relieved them nightly of their city n
-ust. We trust to have her and her il
interesting little family with us during 7
he heated terms of many summers yet h
o come. a
The many friends and acquaintance II
If Col. Arthur r. Crozier, formerly of n
Knoxville will be gratified TO hear of .
lis excellent health. He has removed U
rom the city of Austin and is now To- T
lated at Graham, Texas, of which place IL
lie speaks very flatteringly. eve have"
lie writes, several varieties of mineral
wells and a creek strongly impregnated
With salt, in some places 10 to IS feet
Ieep. So we have all the advantages of
ga bathing without the danger of
hanks" If any man alive has cause to W
Tread sharks, it is Arthur Crozier. We m
lOpe to hear from him often r.