The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-07
PERSONAL.

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W. S. Kyle, Esq, gave US a drop call
Tuesday.
Hon. John Blcvins, Of Hawkins, was
in the city Monday.
Mr. w s. Carr, Of Tazewell, was AZ
the Cain House Saturday last.
r. NJ Staples, Of Knoxville, was in
town Wednesday last
Mr.. ]. NJ. Susong. of Newport, was at
the Cain House last Wednesday.
Squire J. A. Moore, Of LeadYale,
made us a brief but pleasant visit last
Monday.
We had a very pleasant call last week
from our ever welcome friend, Gilbert
Peck, Of Jefferson county.
r. G. Samsell and Jas. s. Gill, Of
Beans Station, were registered at the
Cain House last Tuesday.
Miss Matte Graves returned home
last Thursday, after spending the holt
days with relatives az Wolf Creek.
We had pleasant call from ouryoung
friend, Mr.. Robt. Branner, Of Messy
Greek, last Monday. Cali again Bob.
We were glad to greet in our sanctum
Monday Col. A. A. Kyle, OF Russell.
vile, one OF Handlers best and most
popular citizens.
Miss Emma Maloney and Miss Lots
speich, two attractive and fascinating
| young ladies Of Greene county, spent a
| portion of last Wednesday and Thurs
| day in the city.
Miss Mamie Pettigrew, who has had
] charge OF an interesting school at War
/ rensburg for several months past. il
| anannino q Vfanaffnva u a
in this place,
A. ]. Thomas, OF the Sentinel. New
/ port was at the Cain House Wednes-
day last and took part in the dance at
night.
Miss Glennie Evans, daughter OF DR..
| L. j. Evans, of this place, returned
home Christmas week after a protrncted
visit among relatives at Athens.
Mr.. d. Pence, who was absent sew
eral days last week at the bedside Of his
sick father in Washington county, Is
at home again.
Maj. A. II. Gregg and son, Master
Freddie, arrived last Saturday night
from Ithaca, N. Y. We welcome the
Majors return.
Our young friends, Nat. Nelson. W
b. Nelson and VIM. ID. McCurly. OF
! Warrensburg, spent several days In the
city last week mingling with friends
and acquaintances.
Our intelligent and popular young
| friend, w. B. Ragsdale, office clerk at
Tate's Springs, passed through town
last Thursday en- route TO his post Of
duty from pleasure trip to Knoxville.
Our clever and handsome young
| friends, Sam. W. Jack, OF Newport,
snd Tom. A. Eckel, of Leadvale, were
in attendance at the Cain House hop
last Wednesday night.
Mr.. ]. p. Hodge, special agentlfor the
! Continental Insurance Company in the
! South, OF Atlanta, Ca, was in town last
| Thursday and Friday representing the
/ Interests Of the Continental.
Mr.. Abe Cannon is acting as sales
man in Earnest & Briscoe's establish
ment. The former clerk, Mr.. Sam. L.
| Lowry, having accepted a position in a
similar house at Cleveland, Tenn.
Hon. r. r. Butler spent the first day
of the year mingling with his friends in
| this city, en- route home from the called
| session of the legislature. He Is ia ex-
cellent health, and we understand loses
no sleep in conjecturing his political
future.
Rev. Bird g. Manard, principal OF
| Tazewoll College, gave US y brief call
| Saturday, on his way home from a visit
to his invalid sister in this county. His
| many friends will join US in cOngratu-
| lating him on his Christmas present.
fine nine-pounder. Mother and boy do
] ing well.
We had a very pleasant call Christ
/ mas week from our young friend, Mr..
| viii Kirkpatrick, late of our town, but
now Of Glenlock, Tenn. VIII came up
to spend the holidays and look after a
| piece Of calico, aud like a sensible tel
! low too, the calico with him when he
| returned.
Miss Alice Wright, the accomplished
! daughter Of our veteran friend, Capt.
Jas. Wright, of Mooresburg, came over
last Wednesday 10 attend the hop at the
| Cain House, and returned Thursday
morning. Miss Alice is one Of the most
popular and interesting young ladies OF
| our acquaintance and is a star ia any
social circle.
Miss Matte Carmichael, one Of the
most beloved and accomplished young
ladies Of our town, spent a portion OF
the holidays in Athens and is now Wis
itlng friends in Chattanooga. We wish
her much pleasure while absent. DO
not sOjnurn too long, though, Miss Mat
tie. Remember you are one Of the in
dispensahles in our social circle, and
we can ill-affOrd TO spare you.