The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-03-16

Mrs. Dan Briscoo has not been
welitor some days, we regret 70
announce
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Mace, Of the vicinity
of Russellville, made our Office
pleasant call one day last week.
Hon. +. o. Tate, we arc gratifed
to learn, is still improving. and will.
very soon, be able TO show himself
upon our streets again.
Miss Ellen NJ Yanmeter. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. r..
v. Helms, Of this place, returned To
Marion Va, last Saturday.
Mr.. Jas. Smith, Of Whitesburg.
was in town a few days since, and
favor ms in a manner that was ap.
preciated.
Mr.. Theon Rice, Of Memphis.
kinsman of our fellow-citizcn. Mr..
r. L. Rice, was in the city a couple
Of days last week.
Nhitesburg was gracefully repre-
sented in the city last week in the
person Of Miss NJ. Ida Kyle for
day and night
Rhea County Nars: Miss Sallic
Bruce, of Morristown, IL I'M the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. q. Wheel
or.
D. a. Minis, Esq, one of the solid
and reliable merchants Of Newport.
and friend of the GAZETTE in whom
there is no guile, gave as an agrcca-
bic call last Friday.
We are pleased to see on our
streets again the familiar face OF Mr.
{. ). Freshman, our reliable tailor.
who has been absent several weeks
in Alabama.
Mr.. r. ID. Roscnhcim, a popular
and pleasant young gentlemen. rep
resenting the substantial house of
Guggenheimer & Adelsdorf Balti-
more, was i'm the city Monday, and
sold several bills Of goods.
Maj. Joseph Brown. formerly our
postmaster, and the only rcprcscu-
tative Morristown had at the inuu.
guration of President Garfield. re
turned home last Sunday llc II
loud on what hc saw, but as vet has
not officially matcrializci.
We regret to hear that there h
but little, if any, improvement In
the condition of Mai. John NJ. Dick
inson, who has boon confined to Dis
room for some time at the residence
Of ID. W. G. Davis, Esq, his son-iu-
law.
DR. Frank A. Specl arrived homo
from Baltimore Tuesday night Of
last weck-a full hcdgcd young u.
ID. S. lie will be associated with
his father in the practice of DENTS
try at this place hereafter
Mr.. Geo. p Crowcll. Of Long L..
land, who has spent the winter IN
this place, visiting the family Of his
uncle, Maj Jos. Brown, and other
relatives, departed for home Tues
day night Of last week.
We were glad 20 meet at the
Cain House last Wednesday
evening, our esteemed and amiahle
friend Mrs Geo. a. McNutt, viii
lom of our town, but now residing
at Walnut Hill, Tenn. She was en-
route to Knoxville ON visit 90
her many friends and relatives IN
that city.
Mr.. Geo. S. SpccS and family re-
moved from this place last week 90
Rockford, Blount county, whore be
has associated himself in business
with the Rockford manufacturing
company. Morristown can Ills al
ford the loss Of such intelligent and
enterprisiug citizens as our prcdc-
ccssOrs have been. but she trusts that
what is her loss may be their gain.
We rejoice 10 announce that our.
esteemed fcllow-tOwnsman. L. J..
Poats, who has been ill for some
days past, is out and all right.
Miss Mary Hale, one Of the most
popular young ladies Of our town.
returned 90 her school duties at
Whitesburg, after having made
visit of a couple of days among her
many friends here, on Monday last
-R0gerSrUg Spectator
Our handsome friend, Charles b.
Johnson, n noted virtuoso Of Lee
county, Va. gave our sauctum
welcome surprise on Monday. lie
has been for a year past agent for
the agricultural implements manu-
featured BY Gregg & Co, and viii
continue 30 represent that company
and TIM MOBRIsrowN GAzETrE IN
diffusing Il" the useful, the beautiful
and the good Ga his section. The
collection of Indian relies he brought
with him and shipped 20 the uni
versity museum az New Haven was
very large and interesting and wor-
thy Of more extended notice than
we have room for to-day