The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-06-27
PERSONAL.
Rev. III. P.lWaugh Is here, a.ss
Miss Birdie Speck has returned

MT. 4. Robinson, OF the bon4nzl
}. Tanning Mill, is down the read. go =
q Miss Mollie Huffmaster, Of Panther
y Springs, is in the city.
a Miss Hattie Park, charming society
belle Of Knoxville, went over to Tate'i
Saturday.
Mr.. Of. Wiley returned from Vir-
ginia Monday accompanied by bis
y wife.
b Col. Sam Tate and family, of Little
Rock, arrived Saturday en- route for
Tate's. -
Mr.. N. G.. Brown, of the Chronicle
Company, Knoxville, gave us q call
8 one day last week.
Horace Carr, Esq, promising young
: lawyer of Messy Greek, was in the city
Saturday.
w. 8. Dickson, Esq, was profession
ally absent at Mooresburg day or two
last week.
Rev. DIR. j. w. K. Doak, of Ringold,
Ga, was in the city last week, and
made HE GAZETTE an agreeable cali.
Mr.. Dan G. Morris has returned from
business trip to New York. He was
on the Brooklyn bridge and says it will
do.
p. G. Fulkerson, ESQ.,, one of the
most popular citizens of Claiborne
county, was in town few hours Satur-
day.
Mr.. I. B. Hall, of Knoxville, an
expert and popular disciple Of
Faust, is holding temporary position
In THE GAZETTE office.
Mr.. Tom A. Baker is filling the posi-
tion of book-keeper and salesman in
Messrs.sW. IT. Rippetoe g. Co.'s stove
and tin establishment.
Mr. c. s. YanLiew, a prominent
iron manufacturer of VanLiew, Va,
stopped over last week and spent q day
taking observations about the town.
Our cultured and genial friend DR..
W. A. McCorkle, was circulating
among his many friends in the city
Thursday last. ga 81 ine.<trftls
Ex-senator John @. A. Remine, of
Greene county, is in town stopping nc
the Tate House. He is the introducer
in this section of the celebrated j. /.
Case farming machinery.
We are glad to learn of some perma-
nent improvement in the condition of
Judge Rob't Mcfarland, who has been
so long confined with severe rheumatic
affliction. 1l. ID. sfsg - 4
Our popular young grocerman, r..
Mcfarland, Jr., starts for an extended |
business trip through Virginia to-day. |
We hope bob" will have a pleasant as |
well as profitable trip. - 49,. Z. -
? Morgan Edmends, Eco, of Rogers
vile, gave our Office brief but pleas
ant call Monday. Mr.. Edmonds will
shortly locate in Morristown aud engage /
in business, which will be further
noted in THE GAZETTE hereafter.
Rev. DIR. A. j. Fox, of Hickory, N.
c., spent portion of last week in our
town, the guest of Mr.. VIM. Van
Huss. He filled the pulpit at the new
Lutheran Church Wednesday night
in an edifying manner. 49,
Mr.. Albert G. Bostick, who is we'll
known in this community, arrived last
Sunday evening from Nashville, accom-
panied by his wife and child, aud r
will remain IN the city several weeks |
visiting relatives. r-r
Miss Una Terry WHO for several
weeks has been the guest of Miss Jennie
Harle, started to her home in Virginia {
last Thursday night, Miss Una has !
hest of admirers in this place who wish
her return at an early day.
Master Jimmie Thompson, a bright
little son of Mortimer Thompson, of
Knoxville, came up last Friday to re-
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is the interesting charge of his fond !
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Z. /.
of this place.
Inclosing a subscription for THE GA
zETTE, our young friend and late towns
man, Mr.. +. b. Mitchell, informs us I
that he has located in Atlanta, Ca. and /
has a pleasant and honorable position .
In the extensive wholesale and retail :
dry goods house of John Ryan, White /
hall street. a
Mr.. X. A. Lowry. O. popular COM 9
mercial traveller for the we'll known t
grocery house of Carhart g. McClung, h
has been spending weeks b
furlough with his family in this place.
His many friends, as well as his fami-
~, realize how brief period a week is Z
under such circumstances. Z
Rev. John Boring of the M. T.. !.
South, now Presiding Elder
Of the Chattanooga District. has been | =
IN a trip to Western North Carolina y
Ind stopped over few hours in Nor :.
-istown Thursday last. He was the
guest Of Capt. Wiley at the Gain
House. His home is at Johnson City, s
Tenn. aa a
VIVA. A. YOverton, an esteemed and
young man of Claiborne
IN Sunday, the 18th instant, of GEN. a
aged about 25 years The
deceased was Misunderstanding led to 9
he altar few years since Miss Maggie =,
Williams, of Messy Creek-and was the %
parent of one child. asoa -
Knoxville Chronicle, 18th |: Our popu- +
ar young friend, Mr. Ashby Helms, of n
who has just completed a q,
business course at Goodman's College. N,
eturned home on the midnight train af-
er a long stay in Knoxville. Ashby In
young gentleman of exemplary habits, a
inc attainments, a close student and o.
will worthily I'LL any position to which +
Ie may be called l-.z- T1fAai
Quincy. fIlI.) Daily Wing, 10th:
lharlie Osborn southern passenger
gent Of the C.. B, & O., with head
quarters at Chattanooga, Tenn, is in
he city visiting his brother and friends
lie has with him William Elmore, one q
4 the eldest conductors on the. East wv
tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail- es
Dad; William III. Taylor, large far p'
ner from Johnson City, Tenn. I; r. s. es
PATTY, travelling passenger agent of the N
Alabama Great Southern railroad, with
at johnson City, Tenn.
his is the first visit these gentlemen
ave made 10 the north and west.
hey have visited Chicago, taken in
his exposition, had pleasant sail ON - -
AXE Michigan, and will 20 from ~
luincy to Burlington, Omaha, Dem :, !.
er AMI Colorado points, returning -
bout July /. They are delighted n, n'
With the country and the people. 70,
peaking in the highest terms of the
lany kindnesses received. Pa
80 "a = - : - = 1 CT
We quoted recently the import Of g e
ispatch from indianapolis, Ia, to the I.
'incinnati Nslrs Journal, to the effect wv,
hat the Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks ma
nd the Hon. Joseph T.. Mcdonald were o.