The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-18
PERSONAL.


Miss Mamie Minis, of Leadvale, made
| our town a short visit Tuesday.-Net0-
port Sentinel.
John e. Helms, ESQ, editor GAZETTE,
will be absent this week in Middle Ten
| nessee-
Route agent Tate, of the Buncombe
| railroad, took resting spell last week,
and put on Mr.. Horace Baker, tempo
rarily.E a
Major Campbell Wallace and wife and
Gov. 10 Brown, of Atlanta, Ga, were
amongst the passengers to Tate Spring
last Friday. r ~ s-H.y le aL a
Orr publisher informs us, Miss Nan
ME LlOyd, of Morristown, who has been
visiting in our town, left this morning
to visit friends near Parrottsville.-Nea0-
port Sentinel. 80
The grave yet ever genial countenance
of our estimable tOwnsman, Hon. R..
Mcfarland, is now to be seen on our
streets. We tender him a healthy and
happy respite for few months. .-.
Our genial, generous and handsome
young friend, Robt.. Crouch, ESQ.,, of
Warrensburg, Greene county, favored
US with visit Saturday. Bob is of the
true metal and is worthy a queen of
beauty and talents-to say nothing of SIS.
Mr. Dan Briscoe has had a snug cot
tage built at Mooresburg Springs which
will soon be occupied by his family.
The water is refreshing, location
all these good qualities certainly his
family will be greatly benefited by
spending the summer there. ...- -ea
Capt G.. H. Thomas, lessee and pro-
prietor of Mineral Hill Springs, and Mr..
- Robinson, a prominent merchant of
Social Circle, Ca, who is a guest at
Tate Spring, visited our office last FRI
day. Capt. Thomas came over to. meet
squad of Southern guests and Mr..
Robinson to meet his family who will
spend the heated term at this delightful
and medicinal watering place.
Miss Glennie HOeke, of Chattanooga,
who has been on a protraeted visit to
the Misses Carmichael, of this city, left
last week for Rogersville where she will
spend the summer at the residence of
Col. Sam Powell, her uncle. Miss Glen
ME leaves many friends here whose
memories will be filed with pleasant
thoughts of her and who wish her much
happiness and enjoyment in her delight
full and quiet mountain retreat,
We rejoice TO hear that Mrs. Col. J. M.
Bewley's condition is gradually improv-
ing so that her family and friends now
entertain hopes of her speedy recovery.
Truly this estimable lady has suffered
immensely, at times nearly sinking into
the arms of death by the weight and ag-
gravated character of her disease, but
il is now hoped that she has passed the
crisis and will be restored to her usual
health at an early day.
Mrs. Josie D. German, nee Ottinger,
who has spent several months of recrea-
tion and pleasure at the residence of her
husbands mother, in this place, left last
Saturday for her Travellers
Rest'-twO miles this side of Warm
Springs, N. c., where she will spend
the summer with home folks. Mrs. G.
won many warm friends during her So
journ here, who regret her departure,
but wish her continued pleasure in her
coy mountain home where she can
keep one eye on her better half, who is
hard by in the Warm Springs HotcD and |
a return to Morristown at some future |
time.
Hon. Allen S. Tate, of Rutledge, was
in the city last week and honored us |
with visit. He was accompanied by a |
bevy of beautiful and interesting chill |
1ren whose curiosity of the art pre-
sentative of all arts'' led them to come
10 the GAZETTE. When we informed |
hem that they were just in time to be
100 late, that the paper was worked off
Ind the press was as motionless as a
lead rabbits ears, the dear little3 crea-4
ures hung their heads with look of
ad disappointment, as if to say-"Oh,
dr. Printermanj oWe're so 9sorry; can't
rou put it motion again? for we would
'e so delighted and so much obliged to
Ious5 We bade them calI.again, which
We trust they will, when we will en-l
eaver to satisfy their little minds in
egard to the mysteries of a printing
ress.
Knoxville CltronEcle On yesterday the
-idow and children of Geo. Fl. Bomar
rere made the recipients of two thou
Ind dollars paid them on behalf of the
upreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor, ,
Y Louis David, A. Lobenstein and J. Fl.
.addeD, Trustees of Teutonia Lodge,
o. 141, Knights of Honor, located in !;
is city. aias ~ 01I - - =
Mr.. Bomar, it will be remembered,
as a member of the Knights Of Honor :
ID while such, he contributed to the
ldOw and orphans fund only the sum :
thirtY-fve dollars and as the result of T.
is, his family is made comfortable =
d protected against want.
This speaks volumes for the order.
has been the means of relieving hun
eds Of widows and orphans, who but @
its benefeient provisions would to- 81
v be in want, 1t has large member h.
p in this State, and such things as te
S are aleulated to still sweIlits mem q
rs. II has our best wishes for success, W
| we trust It will continue to be so bl
mayed that thousands may yet be re- en-
we'd by its operations. ~