The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-01-21
PERSONAL.

| EhnCOH al.
Mr.. H. Frank Cain left last Monday
with q car load Of cattle for Atlanta.
Mr.. J. II. Hensley, q wide awake drum-
mer of Knoxville, was in town last week.
Mr.. George Williams, commercial
traveller for a well-known Baltimore
house, spent Sunday last IN the city.
Our friend OF lang syne, VIM. Marsh
all, OF LEAFS Springs, Tenn, made as
brief visit last Saturday.
Our tried and true friend, Luther
Bewley, Esq gave us drop-call last
| Thursday.
Mr.. r. B Goodwin, Of Rutledge, stop
| ped few hours in the city last Friday
on his way home FROM a visit 20 Knox
vile.
Mr. S. w. Helm, representative Of
Jamison & Helm, wholesale tobacco
nists, Big Lick, Va, stopped over Sun
day last in this place.
Miss Matte Carmichael returned home
| last Friday from - visit OF several weeks
/ 10 friends in lower East Tennessee. We
very heartily welcome her back.
/ w. II. DwyeT, representing the Nor
dyke and harmon mill works, Indian
Rpolis, Ia, very intelligent mechanic,
1 gave us a call Monday.
ID. S Settlemire, Esq, one Of Ham
blen's good farmers, made US a pleasant
call last Friday. We regret that Mr.. 3.
is anticipating a removal with his fsmi-
ly to Texas shortly. We dislike to give
up such valuable citizens.
Miss Glennie Hook, a captivating and
| accomplished demi-blonde, of Chatta-
nOoga, who for some time past has had
charge OF a flourishing school in the
vicinity Of Sneedville, Hancock county,
passed through the city a few days since
en- route home.
Our distinguished and ever welcome
friend, ex-GeV. d. ". g. Senter, Of
Panther Springs, frightened our sane
tum Monday with his presence. He is
in vigorous health and Tennessean Of
Tennessee in whom there is no guile.
We are glad TO note that our friend,
Mr.. Tom s. Butler, en- attache of the
Buncombe railroad, Vhe has been con-
fined at his home with spell OF sick
ness for a week past, has sufficiently re-
covered to take his post OF duty.
Gen. A. A. Kyle, Of Russellville. IA
vored us with a call Monday. He was
in good health and spirits, and seemed
to think that the boom in stock and pro-
duce was encouraging to the farmer ov-
en- if the absorbing State question was
unsatisfactory and OminOus of evil.
We were very pleasantly entertained
in our sanctum for half hour last
Thursday by Elder A, 3. Johnson, Of
Knox county, editor OF the Christian
Watohmaa, a new monthly journal Just
started ut Knoxville, devoted to the
interest Of the Church Of Christ. We
wish him abundant success in the lAud-
- In, fnt, h.. l..
We are pleased tos learn that our
young friend, John A. II. Andes, Of
this place, has secured and is now fill
ing position in the old and well Unknown
grocery house Of Thos. l.. Reese g. Co,
Baltimore. Johnnie is an industrious
and worthy young naR, and his nApv
friends here will DO glad to hear Of his
good fortune.
Knoxville Chronicle: Mr.. A. II. Gregg,
! a live and wide-awake dealer Ia aRrf-
cultural implements at Morristown, aud
his son, were In the city on business a
day or two since, and paid the Chronicle
u call. Mr.. Gregg has recently return
ed from a trip to his former home, Al
Ithica, New York.
OF the many agreeable visits wo re-
ccived Monday, not one was mere vel
come and enjoyable TO US than that OF
our good friend, q. ii. Grove. the eff
Gent and popular Clerk and Master at
Rutledge. Aside from his social excel
| lenCies he never fails TO leave ms finan-
cially in a happier condition than he
found US. George, we love you bushel.
Mr. Jas. Bewley, a native Of what is
now Hamblcn county, WIG has been a
a resident Of Willamette Valley, Oregon,
since the year 1S47, Is visiting relatives
in this section and Is the guest Of Col. ]
NJ. Bewlcy Oregon seems to have made
him as plethoric in purse as he Is stall
wart in frame. We wish him a pleas
ant visit to the scenes Of his boyhOOd.
Our clever friend and esteemed towns
man, George Livingston, Esq, has for
several weeks been filling the place Of
Capt. +. o. Tate, as route agent on the
BunCombe railroad. Capt Tate was
forced TO ask for leave Of absence on
account Of the serious illness Of his
brother IN law, DR.. Mccall. The Doctor,
we regret to add, is still very low.
Knoxville Tribune; Among the recent
arrivals at Tate's Springs are Mr.. aud
Mrs, John >. HOllingsheaG and Miss Par
TOtt, all Of Cartersville, Ga. Capt Tomlin-
son keeps the hotel open through the
| winter as well as summer, and there is
never day that there are not some
health-seekers stopping with him. The
reputation of these Justly celebrated
waters has spread over the whole
country, and visitors from all sections
! flock to Tate's at all seasons Of the year
Mr.. l.. ID. Evans, collecting and de
! livering agent in Tennessee for DR.. J.
| II, AcLsan's world renowned medicines.
Of St. Louis, Mo, spent last Saturday
| Sunday and portion Of Monday in our
town, and graced our sanctum with his
genial presence for a brief while. Dow
Is whole-sOuled, clever gentleman,
and, with the exception Of such a sem
blance TO zone of Haines' two boys"
is a fine specimen Of the genus homo.
Stop again, Dow, we are always happy !
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