The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-08-22
PERSONAL.


" Richard Gaut, Of Knoxville, was 4
a. town portion of Friday and Saturday
Prof. Jos. Stubblefield left Monda,
. morning fer the Louisville Exposition
= Sam. w. Jack and wife, OF Whites
burg, were in the city few hours las
}, Friday.
y Curtis Robinson is in a precariou
}. condition, suffering from lung affec
ten.
Miss Anna Thomas, of Knoxville, il
? visiting Miss NanRie Mcfarland o.
! this place.
: Little Schuyler Murphey was report
ed no better Monday. His recovery Il
a very doubtful.
Johnnie Gregg, who has been danger
ously Ill, is improving under the skill
and attention of DIR. Nelson.
w. P. Carrigsr, we are glad to note,
is oHt again. He was coDfaed all
r last week with sickness.
Mrs. G. Il. Hale and children, of
Clinton, s. c., are visiting former
friends and relatives in Hamblen.
Mrs. Jas. Z. Thompson, who has
been seriously i'll, we are pleased to
state, is in an improved condition.
Prof. J. G. Miller, of Eve Mills,
Tenn, formerly of MorristOwn, spent
portion of one day last week in the
city.
Maj. VIM. a. Crouch and wife, of
Athens, Tenn, are on q visit 20 the
family OF their son, Geo. S. Crouch.
Esq, in this place. IL
Geo. III. Livingston, Esq, and fam
lily have, returned from Mooresburg
Springs after a months sejourn, very
much benefited i'm health. f1l
w. s. Dickson, Esq, was the only
representative OF the 4crrist@wn bar
nc Dandridge last week during the
session OF the Circuit Court.
John FL. Crozier, Esq, agent Of the
CroZier Fruit EvaporatOr and the Be-
nanza Tanning Mill, came in from
Claiborne couaty Monday and went \
down to Knoxville. 4
We are glad to chronicle the con-
valescence OF Capt. Jas p. Evans. His |
appearance In the city Monday was a |
source of much qualification to his nu-
merous friends.
J. A. Carriger, Esq, left Wednes-
day last fer Carter county, where he
goes to spend q short vacation. He
will also rusticate on Roam Mountain
few days before his return. g 4
Eph. Moore, a. we'll known stock
trader formerly Of this vicinity, but
now Of Clinton, s. c., is back on a
visit and is combining business with
pleasure.
w. Il. CASTOR, a popular and we'll
known young drug merchant of Chat
taAooga, passed through the city last
week On route TO Warm -prings, N. O.,
where he goes 10 spend vacation of
few weeks. i
Robert Davis, q young man of good
demeanor and pleasant address, of
county, made THE GAZETTE
a call last Saturday. He was on his
way to Messy Greek to enroll ne stu -
len al Carson College. j
Mrs. J. NJ Bswlsy and two daugh- 6
.ers, Ida And Willie. accompanied Mrs.
Maj. McCroskey and daughter to their {
home at Atlanta. Ga, last week, where c
hey VIII remain visiting a fortnight
,r more. a
Capt. o. f. Owen, Route Agent Of I
he SoutherR Express Co., Knoxville, 9
pent portion of Sunday in the city.
lie is gentleman of Intelligence and z
Ugh social qualities, and very popular
S an eflieial.
We had delightful visit last Satur! ;
az from our znte-belluEa friend, DIR. :;
I. L. NJ. Curry, of Richmond, Va, "
teneral Agent for the Peabody Edu-
alton Fund. he was en- route to the g
fountains of North Carolina for h
rief sojourn,
Two lovely and refined young ladies, Il
Kisses Mollie Cain and her friend, h
liss Alice Cooper, of Ala, in COM
any with Col. Jas. l.. Cain, are visit W
lg friends in the city, and will remain n
uring the stay Of the Dramatic Com N
any.
Mrs. III. c. Hill, mether of Rev. J. et
. Hill, and Mrs. Geo. H. Yard, moth g
: OF Mrs. j. ). Hill, arrived in the OF
ty from Trenton, N. J., Sunday te
lerning, and are nav in attendance
pom Mrs. J; ,. Hill, who is very sick q,
18th typhoid fever. 3
p. p. Harrison, well known con- - -
actor on the Georgia and Pacific '"
lilroad, located at Spring City, Ala,
opped on few days with his sister, 90
RS. J. z. Robinson, in this place last On
eek. He was on his way to Lynch u
arg and Richmond, Va, to visit rela-
yes. b
Mr.. Phillips, of Beams Station valley. dI
by his two daughters and &c
rs. Mcdaniel, gave us a welcome call cl
ct Friday, and tsok their first lesson OF
type setting and press work. We fr
GREETED to learn frsm one Of the ladies
at our esteemed friend and prompt
stren, Mrs. i. A. Noe, of the Valley,
In been confined to her room several ne
eeks with neuralgia. al
VIM. Van HuSs, wife and family,
turned from n pleasant visit to tr.
reene csanty last week. Mr.. ",
ates that the corn crop on the river on
'ttoms in Greene Is coed, bnt very ag
ght on most of the mplands. the ~
'outh having cut of all upland corn sis
least one-half; peach crop on ridge Ia
nds fair. He reports some improve mn
emit going on in GreeneviIle, nat
the town presents -
dilapitated appearance. A refresh ~.
q rain visited the county on the ~ ~
th and did much service to grow -.
z crops. ul'
Laps. C. Walker, of the editorial ySI
al Of the Chattanooga Daily Times, NJ
cut up the road last week on a visit -
his old home at Rogersville. There
Q brief periods even in the life of
o weary journalist that shed some We
reefs, and Laps. was surely blessed n
! this occasion, in the fact that he las
rs permitted to chaprone all the way ~
ON Morrisfown TO Rsgersyille the CO
belle Of the capital CITY. We
ID perhaps the aest beautiful blonde an
the South, the charming and intel
ctual editFess Of the Nashville Cri. co
ioR. Miss India Mcintosh. who was CO
route to Hale's Springs. Lucky we
Ips may our hide he perforated with de
lrnalistic pens, but We did envy Ia
DC ha
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The Nashville World OF the 10Th con- I'M
ms this paragraph relating TO HAM
IN county man: Elisha Helt@n, Of an
Tenn, passed through Me
> city Sunday evening, under the III
arge of Messrs. j. X. Bell aud j. by
gle, who were conveying him to Ba
D State Insane asylum. Mr.. Helton
IS considerably exercised SEINE time =