The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-04-27
PERSONAL

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PERSONAL.
| The pleasant face of our friend
| Charlie Baker. of GrccucviIlc E.
visible on our streets.
Robert Burrows, Esq. one OF Brls.
tolls most prominent young lawyrr.
/ gave MS q pleasant call last Friday
lie was returning from profession
al visit 10 Newport
/ u. VI Hunter. ESQ. Of Memphis
was In the city Monday circulation
among our legal gentlemen Zoo thr
interest Of King Tennessee Digg-.
Our popular friends. sam g. bis
mukrs and Rush S. lIazcu. w,re
talking business Co our merchants
lastweck. They always sell 20 'om.
W. C. Perry, Of Rogers d Perry.
Knoxville, spent portion of Satur
day iu our town ru r1uf homo from
a successful cuisines trip To- che up-
per towns
Col j. II. Rumbough. proprietor
of the Warm Spriugs Hotel proper.
ty, and q very heavy contractor 0u
the extension work of The Cup.u.
natl, Cumberland Gap and Charles
ton road beyond Wolf Crock. gave
our sanc,um pleasant cali Thurs.
day.
Mr. G.. X. IaRsa warm friend
Of tho GAZETTE and formerly % we'll
know and esteemed citizen of Ham.
blen, now residing IN Clinton. S. g..
is on q visit 10 friends and relatives
in this vicinity. and the c0rdial
ner in which hc H. greeted b. udicJ
tive Of his popularity and worth
Mr. &. b. llOllcy lcu Monday
morning 90 accept position iu thc
shops of the East Tennessee. Viz.
giuia and Georgia railroad ut ku0E.
vile. Nr II. Is q good workman
and has secured "a good situation.
His furniture business here will t.H
be conducted iu bis name. under
the management of bis brother !
+. Holley.
Miss Rose Chapman, of A.hcyiI'e.
y. O., avery interesting and popular
young lady who has added much Goo
our society circles. duriuga -oi0uruur
several months, len Friday night
last for Abingdon, Va, whore She
viii pass the summer months visit.
ing her sister. Mrs Atkins. Such
fair flower could but gutuuglc tbp
hearts of some OF our ph.yalruUe
Apollos, and, of course, the many
melancholy signs now audible arc
at once explained. Miss Rose viii
ever find q hearty welcome Goo Nor.
ri-t0wu.
We regret 90 hear Chat 70 '.tLc 'u.
tcution of Mr Mortimer Thompson
TO make his residence at Knoxville
iu the near future. Mr. Thompson
is one of our most industrious und
slyiIIiul mechanic and &. los u1
means q siouch a- q musician liis
place hore viii J.. hard Co 900. aul
while we regret tho uao. .ity chat
takes him from 1ur town Wo com.
gratulate him and h'. excellent wife
0n The good fortune chat casts tbDm
100 thc society of 80 charming D.Iy
Us Knoxville. We hespc8s ior them
% cordial welcome from our old
friends iu the metropolitan city.
Rcv. b. c. Manard. President of
Tazcwcll College. was called foo lhia
town ON business last week aul dur.
ing his stay was % welcome visitor
10 our sanC,m. Mr.. Nauml is %
gentleman recognized as possessing
The highest intelligence aud as hav
my few cgsa.s as 900 organizer and
li-cipiinariau The College over
which he prcsiics has hadawonlor-
UlIy happy effect in advancing thc
.ocial, moral and intellectual stand
.rd of Claiborne county, and young
IS IL is i'm years, its great fame az an
educational institution has gone
.broad IN the land.
Rev G. G.. Rankin. pastor of the
Broad street w. j.. Church. South.
spent several days iu our
own last week, ON business connect
ii with the Womm's Mission GUpip.
r. lie descrvcdly ranks asouc ofthe
blcst and purest ministers Boo the
Conference. His sermon Thursday
light under the auspices ofthc Wo-
mans Mission Society, attracted %
irgc and appreciativo audience. We
ave heard il spoken ofonly iu terms
{ praise as an appropriate. inter
sting and learned discourse. Mr.
,anilin is q native of tho vicinity of
.oadvale, and will mako q bricfvis.
90 old friends and the scenes of biz.
oyhood, in Cooke county. before he
sturns 20 his church in Knoxville.
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