The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-03-17
PERSONAL-

Mrs. II. Loop is Frustrated from ner
vous debility.
/ Uncle Billy Robinson, of the county
has an attack of catarrh of the stomach
Mrs Susan Andes, we are sorry (,
hear, IS seriously i'll from nervous debil
Mrs. Capt. w E. Gibbins, of Knox
vile, visited her sister, Mrs Capt. j. II,
! Trent, OF our town last week.
Capt. Newcomb, C. E., of the Gin
cinnai Southern railroad, is on brief
visit to his family in this place.
Mr.. w. d. Greenlee, of Leadvale
one Of the GAzETTE's oldest aud most
prompt-paYing subscribers gave us a
pleasant call last Friday.
We are glad to note the convaIescence
of our friend, John H. Tate. whose i'm
| ness we mentioned last week. He is
| againsable to appear on cur streets ia an
apparently sound and vigorous state.
Mr.. D. Pence was called on Tuesday
| of last week to the sick bed of his aged
| father, in the vicinity Of Limestone
Springs, Greene county, and has not vet
returned. 1t is not thought his father
can long survive his present attack.
Our young friend, Frank A. Spsck
who has been absent for five months at
tending the lectures of the Baltimore
College of Dental Surgery, returned to
this city last week and will remain until
the beginning Of the next session.
Chattanooga Times, Saturday: judge
Mcfarland, accompanied hy his two
daughters, Miss Emma and Miss Annie
arrived in the city yesterday. They are
stopping at Judge BartOn's. The young
ladies will remain several days
Mrs. VIM Mcfarland of our town has
taken charge of the Bean Station House,
IN Granger county, and we learn will
conduct it during the ensuing season.
AZ pleasant summer resort this place
possesses many attractions. 1t could
not have fallen into better hands.
Rogersville Spectator: Miss Daisy
Poats, daughter of our esteemed fellow
tOwnsman, L. l.. Poats, who has been
on a visit to Morristown for some time,
past, returned to her home last week.
We know that Miss Daisy enjoyed her
visit, for we have reason to know some
thing of the hospitality of that town.
Our modest but talented young legal
friend, John Holloway, ESQ, who has
for some time past been in the law office
Of Cannon 81 King, has determined to
permanently locate in Greeneville, where
he has formed a partnership with NJ S.
Temple, Esq. He is a clever young gen
tleman, and we hope has made a wise
move.
Our clever friend and popular aud ev-
er welcome correspondent, Capt 4. j.
Berry, " Clinch," spent Sunday last in
our city en- route TO Knoxville. One of
his interesting and Enthusiastically
pointed letters preceded him, and is
published elsewhere. BY-the-way, we
learn that Capt. Berry's friends in Haw-
kins are urging him to take the race for
county Representative in the next legis-
lature. A mole sensible, fearless and
honest man conld not be selected for the
important trust
Tribune: We had the pleasure of
call yesterday from our old friend. Mr..
Jas. Wright, of Hawkins county, who
stepped over last night in Knoxville on
his return home from a business trip TO
Eastern and Southern cities. Mr. Wright
has recently opened a new quarry of
variegated marble near ROgersville and
thinks the quality is excellent lie says
that during his visit to Boston and New
Y DIRK he received announcement to
hope that he will find ready sale for
large quantities of marble in those
cities.