The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-05-30
Personal.

Mr.. Joe Harlelot Atlantis Ga, is in
the city.E1u1 bga l.e-r adl Is Egwa g
John III. Crozier, ESQ. . has. returned
| from q trip to Chattanooga. -s,.ft 3 ),
Our pleasant and thrifty friend, J..
M. Rogers, Esq, OF Leadvale, gave us
q call one day last week. Aiiiii =
Mr.. w. g. Russell and Wife of win
chestergV Va, are in the city stopping
with the family of Mr.. w. K. Blair. :
Mr.. w. B.~Francisco, was IN the city
last Friday. = He. lis arranging for the
opening of. the wcll-knowni Bean g. Sta
ltion property for the reception of sum
Iner visitors. .1u9 9yfsi-a3- 2 Il n
Miss Hattie Turkey who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Blair, of
this place, returned home last week to
attend the MAY Festival We hope
Miss Hattie will not let this be her
last visit to Morristown.. - f1,'.iii
we omitted mention. last week of
the departure the week before OF Mrs.
E. w. Shannon, for Topeka, Kansas.
She goes to visit relatives and will re-
main some months. We trust her trip
will be safe and pleasurable. -.
Our charming. friend, Miss Mamie
Hughes, returned last week from Vir-
select school. She stopped few days
with Mrs. Geo. w, Folsom and left TO
join her mothers family at ea'sSpring.
Aiken Is. G Record, May %: Ex-
Gov. Johnson Hagoed, president of the
Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
railroad, arrived at Aiken on the 1 b,
m. train yesterday. In the AFTERNOON
he was driven out by Col. Campbell,
secretary of the road, to visit Engineer
Kirk ON his line of survey between
Aiken and Crott's Mill. -...w
Miss Laura Barnard, who has been
visiting relatives In the vicinity of
Springdale, Claiborne county, was in
the city last week en- route to her home
near Athens, whittier she was summon
ed by the illness of her mother. She
was accompanied to MorristOwn by her
uncle, w. II. Barnard, ESQ.,, an intelIi-
gent and prosperous farmer of Clai-
borne,
Manchester Times: State Senator FL.
M. Sherwood, of Morristown, was pres
emit at the literary entertainment Friday
night, and was requested to make a
short address. The Senator complied
with the request by making neat aud
apprepriate speech. Ee said be was
glad TO say that he was one who voted
to do away with the charter of Man
chester; that when the question came
up he asked no questions, b1t-veted to
do away with the charter because he
knew, he was striking a blow against
l.whisky by so doing. Senator Sherwood
was here in the Interest of Gregg q
Company, manufacturers of mowers
and reapers, Morristewn. slf5ga SEQ aoiI
I Wytheyille lYa,l ERterprf9e IAN in-
IlteresHng beyy, of young ladies, consti-
tnting the graduating class Of Marion
Female College, came down this morn
ing accompanied by Pref. u bog.
Soherer. the Principal of the school.
and Mrs, Richardson, an, .instructress
therein One of the objects of the visit
of the young ladies was to have at this
the only convenient period Of their
| life, perhaps, photographs made of the
entire group, who's laying aside the irkr
some yet pleasant duties of school. life
enter into sections remote from each
other ard begin life in other spheres
than those which have been theirs with
in the college walls : May the future of
all these happy misses be, fraughts with
the fruition Of happy hopes aq- -, J,