The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-03
Personal,

" RS "''" pArs' vi. IL. w llllamS at Wiz
Q chester Springs.
President Graves, of Mary Sharp Col
lege' is enlarging his already commc
Y dious residence.
Mr.. Henry Baugh, of our town, vii
, be principal of Salem Male and Femal
Institute next session.
Messrs. John Turney and Franl
Coleman were among our visitors from
Nashville last week.
Messrs. Ed S. Brazelton and Ed. B
Pennington, of Tracy City, were on GU
streets since our last.
We are sorry to learn that w. w
Estlll is quite sick with fever Il
his mothers residence near town.
We are glad to learn that II. l.. Tur
hey, whom we reported as very sick last
week, is improving. He has typhoid
fever.
Miss Sallie Cochran, of Chattanooga
has been spending Il few days in our
town lately, the guest of Mrs. II. NJ.
Weber.
Lynchburg Sentinel: Miss Georgia
Green, one of Winchester's fairest
daughters, is visiting relatives in this
county this week.
MIR. JAS. Hancock and wife formerly
Miss Annie Turner of Nashville, have
been visiting their friends and relatives
here since our last.
Mrs. Weaver Ga wealthy widow and
daughter, Of Atlanta, Ga, are spending
the hot months in our midst, the guests
of MIR. Green Brazelton.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. james
Z. Montgomery and lady, of the 10th
district, who were quite sick with fever
for several weeks, have entirely recov-
cred.
That clever gentleman, Mr.. Hiram
Boyle, of Nashville, formerly citizen
Of our county, paid us pleasant visit
last week. We are always glad to see
him.
Mr.. S. j. Henderson and wife, and
wifc's mother, (AIrs. + p. McNairy,) |
If Nashville, are spending few weeks
n onr town. They arc stopping at Mr.
3augh's.
Miss Kate Burrough, one of our pop
liar young ladies, and Il graduate of
Nary Sharp College, is conducting a
lourishing school at Branchville, Bed
ord county.
DR.. John j. W. Payne, our former
ellow-countyman, now a citizen of
Ala, is visiting his friends
nd relatives in this section We were
lad to see HIM looking so well.
Mrs. VIM. j. Slater and children
eft, last week, on visit to relatives at
Hickman, Ky, where they will remain
everal weeks They were accompanied |
IS far as Nashville by Mr.. Slater
Among the visitors to our office last
week was "Uncle" William Crownovcr,
han whom a better man does not live
II our county. He will always meet
With a welcome in the Journal office.
We were glad to meet, last Monday,
ur old friend, Mart G. Osborne, Coun-
y Register for Moore county. CHART"
las County Register for this county be-
ore the war, and has Il host of friends
ere.
Rev. T. J. Murphy, pastor of the
'aptist Church, left for East Tennessee
'st Monday, where he will spend his
leave of absence. We wish
i'm pleasant time and Il happy return
, his duties.
Rev. Mr. Pinson, pastor of the Meth
dist Church, will leave, next Friday, .
II Enon, in Lincoln county, to assist
| Il protractcd meeting now in progress
lerc. He will also attend quarterly
leeting at Fayetteville next Sunday, !
Our town was enlivened last Satur-
nv by a trio Of Rutherford county's
est citizens-as noble and genial gen
eman as ever trod Tennessee soil {
Iaj j, w. Sparks, Major j. D. Rich
rdson, and Major Tompkins. Come ,
gain, gentlemen.
Lynchburg Sentinel: We are request
to announce that the school at the
,ademy will commence next Monday,
nder the charge of Prof. c. w. Estill, d
Winchester. Prof. Estill comes !;
ghly recommended by Gov. Marks I
I'd Prof. J. w. Terrill, of the Normal T
hool. C
Standard Prof. Clark, &
the Winchester Normal, Winchester, f
enn., spent n few days with his wife G
nd her relatives here this week, the e
nest of Mrs. II. III. Faulkner. He o