The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

EEAA0 WAL
Capt. Harry Adams is--(O Well,
yes.
Horace Baker, Of Greeneville, Is vis-
iting relatives In the city.
Miss Sparta Gaines, a Kentucky fairy,
Is visiting Mrs. Whitosldos Of our town.
John Easley, Of Thorn hin, famous
throughout all this section ~ ''ths honey
man. +" was 70 see Us Monday.
Mr.. J. o. sturgeu, representing the
popular house OF Ogden Brothers, Sta
TONERS, Knoxville, was in our city this
week.
Thanks TO Fred +. Mitchell and 10 A.
henner, Of East Tennessee, for valuable
documents connected with The State Of
California, where they now are.
Hons. Jno M. Bright, Isham q. Har-
ris, J Il. Bailey, Casey Young. @. @.
Dibbrell aud r. L. Taylor viii accept
our thanks for congressional fayors.
Col. John Netherland, John p. Voc.
w. 5. Kyle and Beecher Meek, were
among the visiting legal fraternity In
attendance at Circuit Court Monday.
Hon. Allen S. Tate, the efficient Az.
torney General for this Circuit, was ia
his place Monday morning, apparently
the haPPiest member Of the Court.
Mr. Jacob Hale, who has been with
Earnest & Briscoe for several months
past as a salesman, left last Saturday
nigh! to accept place In a Knoxvills
house.
W. 5. Dickson, Esq, returned from a
professional visit TO cambridge last
Thursday. Dickson has probably the
best practice Of any ysung lawyer In
this circuit, aud Is well deserving Of ali
he has, and as much more. Parties
leaving business with hmm can feel a..
sured Of It's prompt attention.
DR.. Peck. Of Wolf Creek. whose De.
Parture to visit his sick son, DR.. I'd.
ward Peck, at Vicksburg, Miss, we
mentioned recently, returned Sunday
In company with the invalid. and took
Mondays train for their home. The
Doctor was in his usual robust health.
while the junior doctor Is doing Is wen
as could be expected under the serious
nature Of his attack.
Capt. Tom J. Berry-"Ciinch"-our
interesting Nashville correspondent.
according 10 his last letter to the CA.
zETTE, has shaken the metropolitan dust
from his garments and returned 10 the
wild and romantic crags Of Hawkins
county, where he received a kindly
greeting from his many friends. Tom
will continue his newgy letters 10 this
paper as soon has he has sufficiently re.
cuperated from his laborious duties in.
cident TO the zebra corral and partakcn
Of enough square meals 70 put him 10 a
humor 10 write.
Col A. Caldwell, Of Knoxville. re.
turned home last Friday from a few
weeks visit TO Tate Spring, where he
has been rusticating Tor bis health. We
regret to see Col. G. 10 impaired health,
but his many friends throughout the
State will be gratifcd 20 know that his
trip was beneficial and that while ne
may not fully come up 10 the manhood
Of other days he is not without that
sparkle Of intellect aud strong manhood
that has 80 endeared him 10 his fellow
men.
The numerous friends Of Miss Emma
Mcfarland, daughter Of Judge Robert
Mcfarland, Of this place, win be graft.
fed to learn that this young lady was
elected last week, at Wards Seminary,
in Nashville, Valsdictorian Of the Jun.
i0g Glass. 90 deliver the vaiedlutory al
dress at the closing exercises Of that
school We congratulate Miss Emma,
as will Rll her M0rristown acquaintancea,
upon her success In winning such noble
and desirable honOrs, and feel confident
that when the proper time arrives she
will acquit herself In an able aud praise.
worthy manner, 90 the satisfaction Of
her teachers, parents and friends.