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

". S Kyle, ESQ, of Whitesburg, was
in attendance at County Court Monday.
IT. Noe, Esq, one of Handlers
thrifty, gO-ahead farmers, visited our
sactum Monday.
Judge James T. Shields, of Clinch-
dale, Granger county, was in the city a
few hours Monday.
Mai. A. II. PettiboRe, of Greeneville,
was circulating among his friends in
this city Monday last.
Prof. II. NJ. Sherwood. County Su-
perintendent of public schools, was in
the city last Friday and made us short
visit
Hon. A. A. Taylor, of Carriers Depot,
/ spent last Tuesday in our town and en-
| livened the GAZETTE office in a very
| agreeable manner for several minutes.
Their Hons. 81. c.. Smith and James
| 81. Randolph were registered at the
Commercial House last Friday, and left
on the midnight passenger for the up
country.
We regret to learn OF the indispOsition
| of Miss Eva Williams, our whilOm pop
ular contributor, at her fathers resi-
dencenear Messy Creek, Hope, ere this,
she is convalescent.
| w q are EIdu LO "ClCOhC W Jul wv II
as citizen, our young friend, Peter
Allen, of Claiborne county. He has
purchased the Dousot property and will
make MorristOWn his future home.
Our valued friend, R. Wyatt, Esq, of
Marshall's Ferry, was in to see us last
Saturday. We are glad to note his
gradual restoration to health after a
severe illness of several weeks,
Our manly and pleasant young friend,
JAS 7. Shields, Jr., of Clinchdale, took
the passenger train at this place Monday
morning for Knoxville, where he goes
to accept position in 10. L. McTeer' +
! well-knOwn clothing emporium.
Dr. Ed J. Peck, of Wolf Greek, re-
turned from New York last Thursday,
!. in which city for some months he has
been perfecting his medical knowledge
under the supervision and training OF
, the most learned and famous doctors
r Rogersyille Spectator It will rejoice
f all who knew him 10 learn that Mr.
s ! Charley NJ. Wells, who has been labor
: ing under severe mental disease fol
S two years past, will return to our mids
, in few days, completely restored.
S We had the pleasure last Saturday o
s q brief call from Col. G.. w. Charlton
+ editor of the Knoxville Dispatch, wht
h visited our city on private business. no
/ at all CONNECTED, we were assured, will
h the present or prospective use Of artille
e ry OF any sort in this neighborhood.
One of our old Thorn Hill patrons
w. L, Hipshir, Esq, gave us pleasan
call last Thursday. He was back from
d a river excursion 10 Chattanooga tina
II proved very satisfactory to him and h
says lucky for u.s. 1t was satisfactOr,
+ to us, and we thank him for the visit.
= Prof. Charles Il. Peck, formerly 0
p Messy Creek, gave US a call last wee
# en- his way to visit his fathers family a
4 Wolf Creek after a prOtraCted tour 70
# the benefit of his health, during whic
# he visited and travelled through many O
q the South American States, retu;ain
y by way of San Francisco and taxing i
n the Golden State and intermediate tel
v ritories We are glad to say that th
:. object of his trip was accomplished, q
n he returns in vigorous health.
0 Little Rock Western Methodist Gu
r. highly esteemed friend and brother
f. John w Paulett, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn
G spent several days of this week in Littl
d Rock-his visit was q source of gTea
n enjoyment to US. Mr.. Paulett is Geuel
q al Agent in the South for Butler's serie
J. of school hooks, an advertisement c
t which appears in this paper. Hereto
fore, and on several occasions, we hav
strongly commended the school book
a issued by the great house of j. II. Butte
d s. Co., and we are pleased to know tina
a they are highly regarded by large an
= constantly increasing number OF the beS
e educators throughout the country. w
y direct the attention of officers and teacl
y ers of schools, public and private, to thi
II series Of text books, and assure theT
;, they arc we'll worthy OF ezaninatio
g with reference to use.