The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-24
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E. G. Shannon and family have
returned to their home in Rome, Ga.
Mr.. w. III. Coffman is visiting his
friends in Knoxville this week.
George Livingston, Esq, and fam
lily, have returned from Mooresburg
spring.
The ever welcome features of our
former fellow citizen, w. B. Fran
cisco, commercial traveller, were at
tractive on our streets Monday.
Prof T. P. Summers, of the Fee
male High School, ismaking short
visit to his children and relatives in
Washington county.
Miss Birdie Speck, one of our
reigning bellies, went up to Whites
burg Sunday evening to spend
few days with relatives.
Miss Jodie Arnett, of Whitesburg,
and Miss Lille Barton, of Chatham
ooga, are visiting Mrs. Judge Nc
Farland and Mrs. w II. Smith.
Rev. A. w. Wilson and daugh-
ter, of Rogersville, passed through
our town Monday on a brief visit to
Jefferson county.
W. A. Galbraith, Esq, Of Knox
vile, spent Sunday with his family,
who are summering in the vicinity
of Tate spring
Mrs. Jennings and family, of Gin
cinnati, who have been visiting rel
atives in this town and vicinity for
some weeks left for home on Tues
day of last week.
Mrs. Emma Wilson, of Messy
Creek, and Miss Mamie Fleming, of
Panther Springs, visited our town
Saturday and gave us welcome
call.
Miss Mollie Coffman, of Knoxville,
an intelligent and charmingly inter
esting young lady, spent Sunday at
the Cain House, the guest Of her
brothers, Messrs. W. II. and E. g.
C0ffmap.
Pryor Smith, Sam Samuels and
Jas. Smith, three of Whitesburg's
representative citizens, and popular
and clever gentlemen, spent several
hours Sunday circulating amongst
their friends in this place.
Russell Wyatt, an old time and
esteemed friend of the GAZETTE,
gave Us a welcome call last week,
as heswas returning from a brief
visit to Messy Creek to his home
near Marshall's Ferry.
Prof J. c. Miller, of Morrisiown
Female High School, returned from
Monroe county with his family on
Monday. The health of Mrs. NJ. is
much improved, and the Professor
is we'll pleased with the outlook for
the High School next session.
We are gratified to hear from her
physician, DR.. D. A Nelson, that
Mrs. John K. Shields, who has had
a protracted and serious attack of i'll
ness, at her home at Clinchdale,
GraiRgeF county, is now GONZALES
cling.
Nat. S. Woodward, of Knoxville,
route agent of the Southern express
company, whose pulchritude is only
eclipsed by the great big heart he
carries with it, spent Friday night
at the Cain House and went Satur-
day with Capt Taylor over the line
to Wolf Creek.
Mr.. w. C. Perry, of Rogers 4
Perry, Knoxville, who has been tax
ing a rest at Tate spring, was join,
ed by his wife and children, who |
have been summering at Johnson
City, at the Cain House Monday.
Mrs. P. and children will remain
there during the remainder of the |
summer.
R. J. Wilson, Esq, a well remem-
bered youth of Reagan High School, |
in its golden days, now q prosper
Gus business man of Little Rock, |
Ark, returned from a brief sol ourn |
at the Warm Springs, last Thurs
day, and will spend few days with
his many friends in this place. He
is in the enjoyment Of excellent
health. May his tribe eventually
increase.
W. Fl. Kerr, the popular and ubi
quitOus emigrant ticket agent of
spent portion Of Sun
day at the Cain House awaiting the
arrival of another lot of westward
bound country cousins from Greene
county. Whatever disappoiptments
such movers may hereafter meet
hey will certainly complain of no
nattention or deception on the part
If Mr. Kerr He is a benefactOr
n his line whose place it would be
lificult to fill as acceptably by any
,ther man.
J, J, Alexander, Esq, Trustee and
Tax Collector Of Granger county, E
made a business visit to our town
asst week and gave us q welcome {
all. He has informed the tax pay +
rs Of Granger, by printed posters,
N what days he will visit their re-
pective localities to collect the tax
or 1881, and asked us to urge the
of those interested then
nd there, as he can make but one
all. He has made an efficient Off
er, is an affable, courteous gentle
ian and the tax payers of Granger v
ill, we doubt not, pay heed to his
olite request by meeting him at the u
me appointed. p
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