The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-01-25
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL. q
w. s. Dickson, Esq, is attending
Circuit Court at Rogersyille this
week.
; s4Col. F. w. Taylor Sr., of Russell
vile, was on our streets last We'd
nesday. .1es = - %
Messrs. Frank Cain and 10. Mayes
have gone to North Carolina with "a
drove of mules. ,y r .
Mrs. Dan'l Briscoe had a sudden
attack of illness Monday and is con-
fined to her room. -
A G, Helms, of the Chronicle of
fee, Knoxville, spent Sunday in the
city. ,-r.ss rs.s. s'-' .r-s1aa -, j.
Our popular friend, Sam P, Car
ter, representing reliable Knox
vile house, was in the city Thurs
day last. r,.as ..
Mr.. Chauncey P. Biggs, our en-
terprising and clever dealer in wal
nut and poplar logs, has gone East
on business mission. .vr .E
2 Miss Emma Evans, of Athens,
Tenn, came up Sunday night, and
is stopping with DIR. Il. j. Evans,
her brother, of this place. II
Sam A. Magill, salesman for
Mathes & Noe, was confined to his
room by sickness several days last
week, but is now able to be at his
post.
A. G. Stewart, representing the
Hall Safe and Lock Company of
Cincinnati, returned to this place
last week from successful business
trip to tol-on-the-line.
Mai. NJ. d. L. McCroskey and
family, of New York. who have
been guests of Col. J. NJ. Bewley for
several weeks, left last week for At
lanta, Ga. 1850 s
9s Mayor Gregg left Monday night
for his works at Trumansburg,s N.
Y. He will probably be absent ten
days. Mr.. n R. Stubblefeld, his
intelligent deputy, is left in charge
of the business here. -ussa-a gvssI s
Mr.. Tom Mcfarland and Charlie
Pettigrew, we learn, are confied to
their rooms with fever; also the
wife Of our well known plasterer, Mr..
John helms, Is suffering with the
same disease. s.zr,y - - 3
Col. J. B. KilIebrew, late COM
missioner of agriculture, mines, sta
tistics and immigration, for Tennes-
see, has been in the city for the
past few days, stopping at the Cain
House.
Master Johnnie Evans, who we
mentioned last week as being afflict.
ed with typhoid fever, we are sorry
to hear, is yet dangerously i'll, with
little hope of recovery. May the
good Lord spare and restore hin
to his accustom health. 1n& ~ 81
Mr. Jas. Cowan, of the Youne
Mems Christian Association, Nash
vile, made rs pleasant call las
Friday. He succeeded in organic
ing an Association in this place, rth'
proceedings (which viii be founC
in another column. U.s., 80 80
Col. T. H Hcdrick, u. s. Claim
Agent, with headquarters at Messy
Creek, paid Morristown asvisit las
week and alsothe GAZETTE a pleas
ant call. We were greatly fattere(
by the Colonel's kindly praise Of on
paper, and trust it may Away
merit his respect and admiration.
Mrs. Maj. John Murpheys wa
called to Kingston last week on &C
count Of the alarming. illness of he
mother, Mrs. Clark, at that place
We are glad to learn, however
through telegram received. b.
Mai. Murphey Monday, that tn
good ladyfs condition is much i'm
proved. We trust she viii be en
tirely restored to- health an,
strength. '-i 80 -. % y - -
We were glad to receive a cal
Monday from Prof TT. DaVen
port of the Male High School, IL
is back from Virginia, whence b
| was called by the sickness of hi
mother, which, We regret to say, re
suited in her death He IA again q
his post of duty in the school room
and says he would be glad 20 see q
many young men as can make Al
engagements to attend school. wv
4 are informed by him that moro tia
twenty peW scholars have cnrolle
1 during the Eleeent sesSia n, Ehich
Indeed very gratifying To the fFlepe
\ of the institution.