The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-06-14
PERSONAL

Mrs. ID. Black is seriously i'll with
70 yer at the residence of her father, C.
c. Johnson, in this place.
We regret to hear of the sudden and
serious illness Of Mr.. Frank Cain. He
WAS taken sick Sunday night.
Mrs. Col. ]. M. Bewley and children
have returned from a pleasant visit OF
ten days to relatives in Greene county.
Mrs Col. o. G. King, who has been
confined to her bed by sickness for sew
eral weeks, we are glad to hear Is much
better.
Mr.. Louis Lane. late of this city, now
located at Knoxville, attended the dress
ball Friday night and spent several DAYS
with his friends here
Msj. s. j. Couch, of the Morristown
Times, and wife, returned from Washing.
ton City last week, and will not go back
before The last OF the month.
Maj. Il. G.. Cain is visiting Baltimore
aud other eastern cities relative to still
other attractions To enhance the pleasure
and comfort OF guests OF the Cain House.
l.. NJ. King, Esq Of Talbott's Station
returned from Tate Spring last Saturday
sufficiently repaired 20 snperintend his
harvesting interests; after which he
proposes returning 20 Tate's.
Hon. r, Mcfarland, of the Supreme
Court, returned from Jackson last Sat
urday, and will have q respite at home
till the time for the term az Knoxville.
In September next.
We had an agreeable call last week
from our yOuMg friend, Mr.. Geo. Ochs
the industrious aud efficient CITY editor
of the Chattanooga Times, who wss en-
route to Tate Spring on brief respite.
Capt. III. C. Lynch, whose beadouart
e-s are at Louden, and J. b. Lynch.
with headquarters at Aaheville, N. @
proprie:ors Of a very superior calendar
clock, which is finding ready sale. are
registered At the Cain House.
b. A McFarlanI, Esq of White
Pine, one Of our most respected and in
telligent readers, was in town Saturday
and made THR GAZETTE Office pleasant
call. Mr.. M. has been In feeble health
for some time, but we are glad to learn
Is now steadily regaining his eqailib-
rum. He reports harvesting progress.
Ing finely la Jefferson and saws that
the wheat Is turning out much better
than was expected.
The following are some of the new
guests arrived at Tate Springs in the
last day or two: Jas. ID. Collins. ESQ.
aud wife, w. IT. Bell, Atlanta, Ga;
Judge w. b. Reese, Nashville; j.
Farley. Mobile; j. G. Steele, Selma;
DR.. II. G. Mccall. Gree1viIle, Ala: j.
d. East, Bristol. Tenn w. s. Dickson,
JAS. A. C4rriger, Edward Tate; Nor
Tistown, Tenn Stephen Langford,
Ky.i Col. J. mi. Taylor, wife
and son, Horace Taylor, Lexington,
KY; Mrs. DR. Up. A. Cleary, Miss
Katie BrAbson, Miss Lille Crouch,
Athens, Tenn; Miss Katie Lensir,
Loudon, Tenn !. W. T.. Bell, Atlanta.
3a.; G.. wv. Pickle and wife, Dandridge.
renn.; Walter II. Ragsdale and Geo.
Ochs, Chattanooga, Tenn; II. M. Rhea |
lnd sou, ". H. Mcmillan, Capt. Joseph |
Iaques and servant. Miss Bette HAYNES.
Col Sam Mckinney. wife and 500, R. \
]. Mckinney, Jos. T. McTeer, J. M.
Jefferson, Knoxville, Tenn; Col. j
Whitl0w, Lynchbnrg, "; Col. Geo.
VestfiekI, p. H. WestfelI, Rugby |
orange. N. q. The company already
ssembled az Tate's ~ this iargest ami
'est and gayest that has so far honorcd
ny resort in the South.