The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-11
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Mr.. John a. Bransoomb, Of ID.
Pence & Co, made a visit 10 relatives
in Washington county last week.
Thos. Baker, Esq, Of Greeneville,
has been in town several days past,
visiting relatives. I...
Hon. VIM. Mcfarland and vito
returned Saturday night, rom a
briefvisit to Knoxville
Nrs. Chas. Depue. OF Knoxville.
came up Saturday night and l. Wis.
ting her sister, Mrs. Judge Robt.
Mcfarland.
Mr.. Eph. Moore returned from a
trip to Atlanta, Ca, Saturday night
lie reports the cattle and stock
market there very duh.
Mr.. Jas. Mcmillan, whilom a pop.
ular clerk in Brown 4 Wells store.
now Of Johnsoh's City, Tenn. h I'M
the city circulating among his nu.
merops friends.
Uncle Jim Stevenson, an Old aud
well-known citizen Of Knox coaniy.
was at the Cain House a Tow hours
last Saturday on bis way 10 HAw.
kins county 20 visit relatives
@. X Hale, Esq, who has been
visiting Friends in this viclaity and
blending business with pleasure. 70.
turned u biz homo az clinton y. C..
last Monday, taking with him lot
of horses, some Of them superior an
imals.
Miss Ida Heap, the accomplished
daughter Of Hon. John Heap. OF
Bakersville, N. c., passed through
the city last Friday morning a. rosie
10 Knoxville 70 visit her grandmoth,
er, Mrs. Seba Lyons, and other rel.
atives.
Mr.. Jos, b, HIN, 6roman Of the
Baptist Beacon, Knoxville, accom-.
panied by his young bride, went out
TO Wits Foundry Saturday, where
his wife will spend n few weeks with
her mother-in-l law, Mrs.. Smith. 10.
gave US a call Monday on HE return
trip to Knoxville.
That substantial citizen and good
friend Of the GAZETTE, Thomas ID.
| Fulkerson, Esq, OF TaEewell. spent
Thursday Ia our town, attending the
meeting Of the Morristown, Cumbor-
land Gap and Ohio railroad stock
holders. His election as one of the
directors was . good selection.
Capt John NJ Brooks, Of Knox
vile, agent for many Of the Oldest
and most solid Fire Insurance com.
panies chartered, made visit 10 our
town last week (which paid him even
more substantially than did tho cor
dial welcome extended him by
many friends.
Richard A. Dewitt, ESQ, aud hil
graceful and modest daughter, Mas
Mollie, Of Chucky BEND, ala our ty.
biographical department the honor
\ Of On inspection last Saturday. We
only hope their visit WAS as aAlisfac,
! tory and instructive 20 them ~ Il
: was pleasant and profitable 10 ua.
e Mr.. w, ID. Underwood, Of the
:. Knoxville Chronicle, gave us wei,
/ come call last Saturday. Ho repre-
% scented that journal at our railroa,
b meeting Thursday and his excellent
. account Of Its proceedings il a. fat
I tering 70 tho paper As Il Is compli
e mentary TO and appreciated by oul
r people. ....H'I
# Mrs DR.. ]. A Summers, Of Sher
e man, Texas, see Miss Alice Wright
3 az Mooresburg, reached this plac,
Friday night last, and was accom-
panied on Saturday 10 her former
homo by her brother-ln.law, Prof
|, T. p Summers. Her lady friend
: and others will be pleased to hear q
: the beneficial effects Of tho TeTa
! climate on her health, and that shr
: will spend the summer months will
: her father, Capt. James Wright.
4 Knoxville Chronisle: A vacancy
: was created in both the Knab
= Orchestra and Philharmonic Band
q by tho departure from our city O
! Mr. Will Q. Hunt, who has gone Z
y Condons railroad works, and VIII
. was a valuable member Of both
e Il has been filed, however, by Mr.
y Mortimer Thompson, late Of Norris
/ town, who il a valuable acquisition
n He is one Of the best cornetists an