The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-07-11
PERSONAL.


Tom Mcfarland returned home last
week.
Miss Mamie Gill, of Talbott's, is in
the city.
Harris Whiteside is visiting Tate
Springs.
Miss Ada Thompson starts to the
Springs to-day.
Mr.. 2. L. Barry, and Shorty Haynes,
two progressive typos of Knoxville
passed through the city Wednesday
Mr.. Jas. Harle, of Atlanta, Ga, son
of Mr.. j. W. Harle of this place. is in
the city, t..r, -. II.
Mrs. T. F. Myers, of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Andes, of this
place.
Miss Minnie Pogue, a Releigh,
North Carolina belle, is visiting friends
in the city.
DIR. w A. Montgomery went out to
Leadvale Monday TO rusticate for a
week or longer.
The many friends of Mr.. Eph Moore
will be sorry TO learn that he returned
to York, Miss, last Tuesday night.
Miss Lucie Byrd, one of our popular
young ladies, is visiting friends in
Russeville.
j. B. Hall, with Sam. w. Flenniken,
Knoxville, stopped in this place few
days last week, on his way to Warm
Springs.
Miss Lillian Brown, accompanied by
Messrs. Arthur Gregg and Chauncey
p. Biggs, started on pleasure trip
through the Eastern cities last week.
Mr.. ID. G. M. Lyle, and mother, of
this city, left on the evening train last
Friday for Happy Valley, Carter coun-
ty, where they will sojourn a menth
with relatives for recreation and pleas
ure.
We were pleased to receive a call last
Friday from our esteemed friend, Mr..
A. III. Legg, of Marietta, Ca, who ex-
poets 10 spend a good portion of the
heated term with relatives in Changer
county.
X. G.. Shannon, former popular citi-
zen of this place, now a prosperous mer-
chant of Rome, Ga, spent last Thurs
day and Friday with his friends In this
place en- route to Northern cities.
Miss Jennie Belle Rose, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Judge
j. @. Rose, started to Hancock county
last week to visit friends and spend the
heated term.
Rey. DR.. Wiley, of Martha Washing
ton College, preached a splendid SER
mon at the Methodist Church last Sum
day. Rev. DIR. Wiley is the father of
onr popular Cain House proprietor, Mr..
o. +. Wiley. vtcr1s 49,
Mrs. w. Mob. Smith, and child, of
Sherman, Texas, are visiting Norris |
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her husbands father, and will probably |
in East Tennessee during the |
heated term.
Mr.. johnson, an exemplary and wo--
thy young man, the money order |
clerk of the Knoxville postoffice under
Capt. Rule. gave us friendly call yes
terday. Mr.. Johnson is eanvassing
for a very useful and popular Ency- |
We commend him and his
book to the kind attention of our citi-
zens.
Rev. George Stuart, of Emory, Va,
of ParTottsville, has been in
the-cify the past week attending the
County Normal School held by Super
ntendent Davis, and went up to Rus
sellville and Whitesburg TO assist the
Rev. J !, II. Payne in preaching at those
places. He will remain another week.
DIR. r. A. Young, of Nashville, ac-
by his wife, Mrs Fife and
'amily, passed through Morristown Fri
lay last en- route TO Warm Springs.
DR.. Young is Missionary Secretary of
he Nj. X. Church, South, a native of
East Tennessee and married daughter
If Rev. A. i. p. Green, of Nashville.
The Doctor is expected to visit some
District Conferences in Eastern North
Carolina.
Jackson Dispatch, 6 IA: Judge Rob't
who has been confined TO
lis bed at his home in Morristown,
Cast Tennessee, for the past six
months With serious spell OF rheu-
natism and other ailments has writ
en- to his old friend, DIR. B. H.. Rozell,
4 this city, stating that he was able
o walk and ride around. Judge Me-
farland's many friends will be glad to
earn Of his permanent Improvement
Mrs. A. W. Wilson, wife of Rev. A. l.
". Wilson, Principal of Dodd City,
'exas, Female College, accompanied
" her daughters, Misses Belle. Salfie "a
nd Maggie, reached this Ctr FridMFHf
yenings andr alter spending hnialit
i'm relatives. ipnoosedsd to White
line. where they will be- the guests.
nring the heated term, OF Mrs. Cald-
veil, the mother Of Mrs Wilson. The +
engagements Of Prof. Wilson, In the
Normal schools OF Texas, we regret To
ear. will probably prevent his visiting
Last Tennessee this summer.