The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-08-08
PERSONAL

A. G. Stuart is back from Ohio.
8. w. Jack was in the city Monday
Mrs. T. j. Russell is prostrated will
malATiSl fever.
Capt. ]. P. Evans is slowly conVa
lesclng.
Frank Gsodson is confined with
sickness.
Miss Eva Montgomery ia indisposed
but not serious.
Jno. Il. and Sam Shields are attend
ing Circuit Court from Granger.
Prof. T. j. DaveAport, of the Male
High School, has returned from Va.
Col. W. p. Gillsnwaters, wife and
family, Of Athens, stopped over I'm our
town for brief visit Monday.
Robt. o. Montgomery went South
this morning on business for the Nor
ristown Mills.
Fritz Staub, s. b. Newman and j i.
y. Peed, of Knoxville, went over TO
Tate Sunday.
Mrs. BlaRch Mcclure and sen, II. b.
Mcclure, Of Nashville. are in the city.
stopping with relatives.
Pref. J. Nook, of Memphis, with his
family, has been ut the Cain House for
some weeks.
Frank L. Montgomery, of Leadvale,
made eur sanctum pleasant call while
in the city last week.
NJ NJ. Rankin was called to his home
at Mt. Horeb Sunday in consequence
Of the alarming illness Of his mother.
A. A. Legg, of Marietta. Ca, return
ed home last week from Granger coun-
ty, where he had been visiting rela-
tives.
The charming Misses Emma Legg
and Nettie Tate, OF Rutledge, are visit
ing friends in the city, the guests Of
Mrs. J. F. GOodson.
Mr.. Jay c. Brown Is still very low
with typhoid fever. His wife and chill
dren returned from a visit North last
week.
MisR Hattie Neal, Of Knoxville. and
Miss Carrie Mckee, OF Nashville, two
excellent and fasci mating young ladies,
are visiting Miss Ada Thompson of this
place.
Rev. X. NJ. Hickey, pastor, Was I'M
able TO ell the pulpit Of the Methodist
Church Sunday On account Of sickness.
he has been confined for several days
with general debility, but not dan
gerOus.
Jas. A. Rice, who has been engaged
in agricultural pursuits for 4 year or
so past, near Wits Foundry, has re-
turned to HOrristown to live VEL
come, jim; may yOur days among rs
be fruitful and many.
Miss Ella I. Gillian, q beautiful and
bewirehing belle OF Atlanta, Ga, spent
a portion Of Monday in the city, en-
route from AsheVille to Montvale. She
was well shielded by one of our chlVal-
ric young limbs of the bar.
We had the pleasure Of call Satur-
day last from Mr.. X. III. Taylor, of
Monroe county. Mr.. Taylor IL a young
er brother Of W0odsOn Taylor of this
county, and visits his relatives after an
absence OF many years
Mai. II. IA. Aiken, President and
of the Rogersville and JEFF
ferson railroad. than whom there is
NOT n mere courteous, polished, per-
feet gentleman to BE- found anywhere,
was In the city couple OF hours Mon
day morning, en- route to Charlotte, n.
c., on business.
lie will be gratifying to the many
friends of Miss Birdie Speek, whose
serious i'll ness at Galbraith's Springs
wRs mentioned in our last Issue, 70
learn that she has 50 far improved as
10 cause all fears of fatal termination
Of her sickness to end. She was
able to see friends and converse with
hem Saturday.
Gel. j. J. williams, one Of the eldest
and most prosperous Of the East Ten
nessee produce merchants who made
Atlanta. Ca, their home since the war.
came nm last week on visit TO his ven
era BILE father I'm GrRinger county. He
will 40 thence ON "a visit t0 the Warm
Springs, AShevllle and the mountains
Of North Carolina
We met King Benson, Of Sweetwater,
AZ Knoxville last week. Since we saw
him last King has been made postmas.
Ter of Sweetwater. Next 10 Morris
town Sweetwafer Is the most Important
Town on The line OF the road, outside OF
Knoxville, from Bristol to Chattanooga
King Benson is as clever and true
mas pers lnallY aud officially "a you will
ind anywhere. and il doesn't matter
" no gave him the place be new has, We
are willing to endorse it as one fit to be
N sde
Rrv. a. a Ph lp@. a distinguished
temp ance lecturer Of hiddle Tenn s.
see, spout ; bbath ian our town aud de-
livered a temperance sermon In the
Methodist church Sunday night. Ii
was addressed 10 N large congregation
He will give another Temperance
lecture TO- night Tuesday and We'd
nesday and probably other nights this
week, To which the entire community
is cordially invited.