The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-30

Frank Goodson went down Mon
day to take in the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton
Attorney General Allen S. Tate
was registered at the Tate House
last Saturday.
Miss Boyd, of Knoxville, came up
last week and will spend several
days visiting the Misses Hughes.
Rev. Mr.. Jones. one of the editors
of the Baptist Beacon, made our of
flee welcome call Saturday last.
Mrs. F. E. Newcomb and her lit
tie daughter, Miss Mamie, are at
tending the Atlanta Exposition.
Judge Jas. T. Shields and John
K. Shields, Esq, attended Chancery
Court at Greeneville last week.
Drs. T. J. and F. A. Speck re-
turned home Saturday night from
visit to the Atlanta Exposition.
Messrs. Horace n. and Tom A.
Baker, of Morristown, were up Sat-
urday, on business.-Green. Dem.
Cleveland Herald: Miss Matte
BriscOe, an accomplished young la
dy Of Newman, Ga, is visiting Mrs.
Luther Campbell.
Our handsome friend, Charlie B.
Johnson, of Lee county, Va, gave
us a pleasant call Monday. He
was returning from an eastern visit.
With deep regret we learn that
Gen. Klein, of Warm Springs, N. c.,
recently lost an interesting child
from scarlet fever. 1t is said this
malignant disease is epidemic in
that section
VIM G. Wester, Esq, of Granger
county, was in town last week. He
was en- route to Bristol to visit his
daughter, Miss Angie, who is serv-
ing her second scholastic term at the
Baptist Female College.
Mrs. S. A. Carson. of Butler, Ga,
recently spent several days visiting
her sister, Mrs DR.. T. J. Evans, in
this place. She returned home de
lighted with our country and her
pleasant stay in Morristown.
Mr.. r. f. Rice, the efficient and
popular Cashier of the Lookout
Bank has been detained from his
Office for a week or more on account
of illness. We are glad to hear that
it has not been of a serious charac-
ter and that he will be able soon to
resume his duties
Mr.. T. c.. Wood, of East Lyme,
Cass county, No, formerly a citizen
of this county, is visiting his numer-
Gus relatives and friends in Ham
blen. We received a very pleasant
call from him Saturday. He is an
intelligent and progressive follower
of the pillow, and valuable acquisi-
ton to any section.
Mr.. Geo. S. Andes, of Cowan,
McClung & Co., Knoxville, was pros
trated with illness at his home in
this place several days last week.
We are pleased to state, however,
that he had convalesced sufficient
Saturday to resume his business du-
ties as travelling salesman for the
above well known house.
Maj NJ. D. L. McCroskey, of
the large wholesale dry goods house
Of Dale, butcher & CO., New York,
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
Ter, arrived incur town last week,
and will spend a month among us,
COR the .benefit of Mrs. NJ feeble
health. They are the guests of our
friend, Mrs. Col. J. nj.
Bewley.
Mr.. w. l. Brazelton, of the sub
3tantial firm of Fletcher, Hall &
wholesale dealers in no
ions, piece goods, &c, Knoxville, |
stopped over Monday in the city, en-
.oute TO New York City to purchase !
lew goods. Although his firm is
| new one, it is doing a business
ar more extensive than was dream
I'd of by it's members in so short /
/ time.
Col. o. G. King, who, as much at
east as any other man of this COM |
has had for many months
weight of care and anxiety upon his
mind in regard to the completion of
our Cumberland Gap railroad, now
hat the contract is signed and other
parties agree to finish the work, de !
.ermined to take recreation. He !,
eft Monday for an absence of two
weeks, expecting to take in the At
anita exposition before he returns. |