The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-04-11
PERSONAL.

OTeek seminary, was IN LoWn Oaturdays
= Louis Peck, of Rutledge, was over
q day last week. p
9 Mrs. Wood, of Rutledge, was in the
city last week.
A distinguished gentleman in the per-
SON of Col. G. III. ,McGhee, was regis
tered ct the Cain House Saturday.
Mrs. John w. Yoe aud family, of
/ Knoxville, registered at the Cain House
Saturday. o
Hon. Allen s. Tate made US q pleas
ant business call last week, during the
session of Circuit Court.
Ex-Mayor, Col. A. Fl. Gregg, was
registered at the Charleston House,
Charleston, s. c., last Wednesday.
Miss Charlse Bewley expects soon to
return to her home in San Augustine,
Texas.
Miss Emma Hill, daughter Of Mr.. j.
N. Hill, who has been i'll for some
weeks, is coRvalescing.
A postal card frsm G. z Hale, Esq,
of Clinton, s. c., of the 9Th, to Gray
Taylor, ESQ.,, announces the serious ILL
ness of his daughter, Mary, with pneu-
monia. .-re
Our young friend, E L. Minis, late
OF Newport, but now assistant depot
agent at Glade's Springs, Va, was in
the city last Saturday en- route to his
old home On visit.
Miss Hattie Rice, one of our most
amiable and attractive young ladies.
has been visiting her brothers. family,
near Wits Foundry, during the past
week.
The George Kendall Dramatic Com
pany Is registered at the Cain House.
1t embraces the handsomest and most
intelligent looking set of men We have
seen on the road for some time.
w. G. Perry. of that old reliable,
extensive wholesale liquor house of
Rogers 81 Perry, Knoxville, was in the
city day last week as the popular and
successful representative of his estab
lishment.
John II. Swats, engineer, formerly of
this place, came up from Knoxville
Saturday and t0sk charge of the en-
CINE on the North Carolina division.
John has just recovered from q pro-
tracted spell of sickness and had not
made o rum for some months before.
We were glad to see on our streets
last week Mr. B. w. Pendleton, form
erly OF Morristown, but for some time
past the efficient and deservedly popu-
lar depot agent at Wytheville, Va. He
is visiting relatives and friends here,
and is accompanied by his brother, Mr..
Frank L. Pendleson, of Saltville, Va.
Bishop A. w Wilson, of the N e.
Church, South, reached MOrristowu
Monday evening from Asheville, N. c.,
and left Tuesday morning with Rev.
r. M. Hickey for Rose Hill, Va, to at
tend the District Conference Of the
MorIistown District.
Knoxville Ohronsele: A. s. Gregg
and Mrs. A. FL. Gregg, of Morristown,
were in the city yesterday to meet Mrs.
III. W. Plyer and Mrs. NJ p Biggs, of
Johannesburg, New York, who are visi-
ting East Tennessee as guests of Mrs.
Gregg, at Morristown. The party reg
istered at the Atkin House yesterday.
Rev. F Richardson, editor Of the
Holst0R Nethodist, at Bristol, Tenn, and
Rev. DIR. d. Sullius, President Of E@o-
~ and Henry College, passed through
M0rristown last Thursday on the way
sion Of the Ashevilie District Confer
ence of she NJ. e. Chusch, South. DR..
Sullins had spent more than q week in
Knoxville, assisting Rev. DIR. Keith in
special services at Church street church.
Knoxville Chronicle Mr.. Charles
Warning. who has been on q surveying
tour cut on the K. & o. Road, in the
edge of Kentucky, has returned to the
city. He has been engaged in survey
ing the ceal and mineral lands opened
up by the new road He is one of the
best versed and most reliable engineers
and surveyors in the South, and has
built up an immense business In his
line. Mr. Waring will be in the city
for some days to look after home busi-
ness -
DIR. Edward j. Page, of Oakland. Or
egon, son Of Res, G. II. Page, deceas
ed, has been ou. Eisit to his mother
and relatives, near Leadxale, Tenn, for
some three weeks past BE has spent
the winter IN Philadelphia. Pa, in at.
tendance upon nee ical iecturss in JEFF.
ferSon College Of that city,. he form-
erly pracsiccl for sllort time at w It's
Foundry, Ia fliis county. Since coming
to Leadvale he has been qnite sick With
rhenuatiszn, but expects soon % b On
his way q bis hons In the Tar West.
He speaxs very highly or the climate
and producti0ns Of Oregon. We regret
that he has net been able 70 be out
among his friends during his stay with
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