The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-24
PERSONAL

MISS blruie Opeck returned last Fri
day from visit to friends at Athens.
w. J. McNutt, Of Knoxville. wa
registered at the Cain House Sunday.
Judge John A. Mckinney was in oul
town Saturday en- route to Jonesboro.
The infant of Mrs. Dan. Briscoe, W,
learn, is dangerously i'll.
Iva, a sweet and interesting it'll,
daughter of Mai 10. Gugsby, is danger
0usly i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. DR.. Brando, daughter and son,
of Knoxville, are visiting Mrs. J. s.
Miller of our town.
Mr.. Jas. HOss, late of Beans Station
now of Gainesville, Ca, is on a visit 10
his ED friends.
Mr.. Arthur @. Helms, son Of the edi-
tor of the GAZETTE, is in the city, on a
visit from Nashville.
Miss Elsie johnson, one OF Whites
burg's popular young ladies, spent a
portion Of last Friday and Saturday in
the metropolis.
Miss Lude Kyle and Miss Cassie Ro-
gan, two of Russellville's fairest young
ladies, were in attendance at the tourna-
ment last Friday.
We are glad TO see our reighbor, Mr..
William Davis, again on the streets after
protracted illness. He hopes soon TO
resume canvassing for the Morristown
marble works.
MOOresburg was represented in our
town last Friday by Miss Alice Wright,
Miss Mary NJ. Blevins and Miss Addie
Galbraith, three Of Hawkins county's
most bewitching and captivating bellies
Miss Ida Kyle Of Rose Cottage, "
Whitesburg, was present last Friday to
witness the tournament and participate
in the gayeties of the evening, to the
great delight of several Of eur young
galants
The Misses Rose, Katie, Minnie and
Mollie BrabsOn, daughters Of the late
Hon. Reese b. Brabson, Of Athens, are
in our city, en- route from a soiourn at
the Warm Springs. They are guests Of
Mrs. DR.. T. J. Evans.
Our genial and clever young friend
w. g. Perry, Of the firm of Rogers q
Perry, Knoxville, was in the city last
Friday in the interest of his popular
house and paid us brief but pleasant
visit. See their card elsewhere.
Uncle Jim Neal had the misfortune
last Saturday TO receive a severe and
painful bruise and mashed foot by the
falling of his mule while out riding. Jim
bemoans his luck and dodrots the ami
mule.
Capt. J II. Trimble, of the CONNER
cial House, who has been absent for
the past three weeks I'm Carter county,
returned home last Monday evening, ac'
companied by his wife, who has been
summering in thatcounty with relatives
Our sanctum was graced and charmed
for few minutes last Saturday morn
ing by the presence Of Miss Addie Gal
bratth, fascinating young lady OF
MOoresburg. Nothing revives the drOop,
ing spirit OF poor, weary knight OF
the quill more than thes.bright, sun
beaming faces of such precious bodies.
They are the nOblest work Of creation,
God bless them, we love 'em all.
We were pleased to receive a visit
last Friday from our old-time friend
and brother in the "art preservative, u
Mr. Marshall J. Hughes. Mr.. III. for
many years was connected with the
press Of this State and successfully man
aged At different periods several publ
cations at Knoxville, so far as editorial
capacity and mechanical execution was
concerned, but feeling that his labors
were too great for the pecuniary benefits
realized, he abandoned his newspaper
pursuit at Knoxville and went 10 New
York where he linked his fortune and
energy to that Of a stereotypiug concern.
His new field proved successful and his
house now enjoys a healthy patronage
and daily extends its fame. He is here
with his wife, whose health is impaired,
and will spend a few weeks trusting IL
NAV DroVp beneficial 10 her health