The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-31
PERSONAL

agreeable call last Friday.
Mr.. Geo. G. Williams returned to hi
home in Baltimore Thursday last.
Miss Sallie Loop has gone to Virgin
ia TO spend the summer with relatives
Mr.. Il. ID. Craig had spell of sick.
ness last week but is now cOnvaleScing.
Col. o. G. King accompanied his ia
Their to Tate Spring and is yet there.
Mrs. Geo. T. LarkiD, who has been Sc
rIously i'll for several weeks, 10 better.
Maj. John Murphey and children
went mp to Taylorsville last week TO
rusticate for few weeks.
John K. Shields, Esq, of Granger,
was In attendance at the railroad meet
ing Saturday.
Mr.. j. G. Bryan, the genial clerk at
DIR. III. Carriger's drug store, is attend
ing the commencement at Carson Col
lege, Messy Greek, this week.
Squire William D. Burchill, one of
our thriving readers at Turkeys Mills,
in Granger county, was in town last
week and called on THE GAZETTE.
Quite n pleasant call was that made
THE GAZETTE Saturday by Miss NJ. C..
Snoddy, Miss N. c. Witt and A.. w.
Witt. Esq, of the vicinity of Wits
Foundry.
Rev. B. o. Davis, of the NJ. E. Church
South, of Knoxville, Tenn, returned
home on Thursday from his pastoral
charge in Mcdowell county, N. G. He
was the guest in Morristown of Mr..
Foster Whitesides.
Mr.. G. q. Tatum, travelling salesman
Of Michaels s. Duncombe, Knoxville,
returned home Thursday last accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs. nj. E. White,
of Alexander, N. c., stopping over at
horristown with Rev. j. r. Payne.
Rev. B. G., Manard, the able and in
defatigable President of Tazewell COL
lege, gave MS q welcome call last Satur-
day. He was en- route to his mothers
residence in Jefferson county, who. we
regret to hear, is in very feeble health.
Rev. It. p. Summers, delegate to the
General Conference, returned home last
Saturday morning, his skelet on frame
by six pounds more of sol
Id fat than when he started. The Pro-
lessor is blessed with healthy appetite |
and no one appreciates more than he the |
Opportunity given by his Nashville
hostess to crafty its utmost cravings.
We thank him for the very Interesting
ar.A srfa,
readers OF TIE GAZETTE during the ses-
sion. May he live 10 serve thu m al Rich
mOnd, in SO
In business letter from our friend,
Judge Jno. M. Carmack, of Memphis,
we are informed that his health has so
improved on the ApdLGnche's favorite
w of river water that he will probably
remain away from his familiar haunts
n East Tennessee this summer. We are
Iorry to hear of this conclusion, as will
De q host OF his friends in this section.
However, in THE GAZETTE he will find
weekly a representative of his friends
lere, and can keep himself posted as to
he doings OF the East Tennessee states
men.
Hon. Richard NJ. McAnally, repre-
enting Granger and Hamblen counties
n the lower house of The present Gen.
raj Assembly, returned home from the
Iumid atmosphere of the capitol last
Tuesday. Unless Alvin should deem it
necessary to have another extraordina-
y session of the legislature. it is TO be
oped that Richard will be permitted
o remain at home, "in The bosom of
Is family and the hearts of the dear
eople," during the remainder OF his
ERIN OF office. Excessive Legislation
ad poetic effort, S
-"ike n worm 1.-THE bud"
lready show their ravages on Dicks '
turdy cheek.
On Thursday morning of last week, /;
re had the pleasure of renewing our 7
oyhood acquain lance with our life
'ng friend, Maj. w. w. Springfield, of !;
Faynesville, N. G. lie was en- route \
ONE from the General Conference of
he M. K. Church, South, at Nashville.
nd was In his usual amiable mood and
,bust health. The Major Ia proprietor n
{ one Of the most attractive and de- &
ghtful watering places and summer re- &
,rts 20 be found in his State. Visitors &
In soon go by rail to within few t
lies of il, and thence in comfortable r
acks to the springs, where every pre- r
araiion has been made for their en- T
rtainment and comfort. \
Capt. Taylor Williams, for twelve or =
ore years faithful and popular con- r
lctor on the Est Tennessee, Virginia =
vi Georgia railroad, has accepted the =
ssition Of conductor on the Cincinnati.
Gap and Charleston rail- 4
ad running from Morristown 20 Warm D
, ings. w. c.. aid now has charge of D
G passenger train. Capt Taylor, for n
many years his predecessor IN the To- F.
lion. and who bias endeared himself 10 y
cry passenger he ever pulled the bell y y
ri for, Was rendered the place, but :,
ring 90 domestic conyelaience prefer =
& 10 accept :hc condnctorship Of the Z
sight train. However. il 40 only :
lie transpasition of names that tray
ers and shippers will soon become fa-
liar wifh-1nysor William is conduc- r
: OF the pas -enRer and William Tay- o.
! Conductor OF the frelght--and two I'll
ore efficient agents or accommodating 81
ntlemen we do not know. fR