The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-07-25
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
Rev. w. III. Bates is visiting our city
Miss Pet Doak is visiting Greeneville
Miss Lucie Byrd, is back from
short trip 10 Russellville.
Miss Katie zoe, of Messy Greek
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Dollie Easily, Of Cincinnati, il
in the city.
Rev. DIR. Montgomery has returned
refreshed by his rest at Leadvale.
Mrs. James +. Thompson and he
daughter, Miss Ada, are at Galbraith' 3
S. J. Neal, of Clay Center, Kansas
is in our city, guest of his sister, Mrs
W. II. Marsh.
Recorder Livingston, W. p. CARR
ger and DIR. Frank Speck left fol
AIooresburg Spring Monday.
We leBrn that Rev. DIR, J. l. N. Bur.
nett is critically i'll with fiux at his res
idence at Big Greek, Cooke county.
Capt. Geo. Hynds, a prominent citi,
zen OF Atlanta, Ca, is visiting his old
army comrade, Hon. X. Mcfarland.
Misses Belle and Sallie Wilson, the
daughters OF Prof. A w. Wilson, of
DOdd City, Texas, are visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs. J. p. L. Jennings, and daugh-
ter, of Cincinnati, are visiting relatives
ia thiI place, the guests of Mrs. Frank
Gaia.
Mrs. Capt. E. o. Tate, and family,
and Mrs. DIR. Mccall, aud son, have
gone to Warm Springs, ". c., TO spend
several weeks.
Bristol Nelcs: Rev. Geo. A. Caldwell,
Of the First Presbyterian Church has
been granted furlough by his con-
gregation until September.
Mis-. W. Z. V. Jackson, OF Raleigh,
". c., the mother of ID. w. Baker, of
our town, was visiting relatives here
last week, the guest OF Mrs. Judge
Mcfarland.
viii. Jsrnsgin, for many years a
clerk ia this place, is now located in
Knoxville, and invites his friends to
call and see him at the mammoth
clothing house of Joe t. McTeer & Co.
Capt. NJ. b. Gaddis, an influential
citizen aAd largely interested in the
log and lumber business Of Sandy Bot
toms, N. c., gave us a welcome call last
week.
Mrs. A. G. Bostick, and child, VIE
returned to their home in Nashville,
last Friday night, both looking much
improved in health.
Newport Sentinel 18th Quarterly
meeting was held at this place Saturday
aud Sunday. Rev, G. 4. Carroll, the
Presiding Elder, was present. The
church and the people generally were
very much pleased with him.
.
illness Of Capt. James Il. Evans, at his
residence near this city. He has mala-
rial fever and has been critically low.
His physician, DR.. Nelson, informs US
that his condition is now more favOra-
able.
Major John Nurphey has returned
from Nashville, where he was sum
noned as a witness in The Polk suit.
He says the inconvenience of the trip
was amply repaid by tie sight of phe-
bOmenAl jury. lie never expects TO
look upon its like again.
Rev. J. ID. Thomas, who has been for
sometime President of the Rogersville
Female Seminary and also pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Russellville, has
accepted a call 10 the church at Rush
vile, Indiana, and will enter on the
duties Of his new charge sometime in
August.
Our esteemed and venerable friend,
uncle Albert Sullenbarger, one of the
most industrious and successful farm
ers Of the county, accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Cernelia and Lucy
left last Wednesday night for Bass
county, Virginia, where they eontem-
plate a pleasant family reunion after
an absence on his part OF more than
forty years.
Mai. S. l.. Campbell, of Aiken, S. c.,
Secretary OF the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap and Chicago railroad company,
reached our city last Friday and spent
a few days with his friends. He gives
a very cheerful and satisfactory ac-
count of the condition of his road.
Gen. Schefield, the financial agent of
the company, is still in Europe, aud
accounts FROM him are very encourag-
ing. He is sanguine that he will p0r-
feet arrange ments to float the entire is
sue of bonds for the construction Of
the road. Majer Campbell informs US
that engineers are permanently locat-
ing the work on the Sonth Carolina
division. The work of construction
and other matters will be decided n.
the meeting OF the board of directors
nc Aiken on the first Of August next
Mai. L. c. Cain, wife and family left
for n months absence I'm the mountains
Of North Carolina last Friday. Now
that the Major is not present to inter
ject his irrepressible and absolute 81
object" we take occasion TO say that
his skin and pronptness as a cohtrac-
tor and builder, for a year or two past,
has given him a fame as wide as he
won as hotel caterer. He has done
much for the betterment OF the busi-
ness interests Of Morristown, and We
predict that ke will do still more when
he's had n breathing spell to think
what next he can best do for his town
and "the dear people," The Major is
a pusher and a success nc whatever he
undertakes-probably the peer OF any
one who went that way before him
aud Of such material are all prosper
Gus towns made. We wish him pleas
ant rest and IMMIGRATION commensur-
ate to the success Of the new progress
i've work he c0ntemplates.
Wanted.-One or two respectable Ia
dies in every city, TO an and neighbor-
hood TO canvass for the Seven Springs