The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-08-15
PERSONAL.

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w. III. Wiley and wife, Of Saltville
Va, are nc the Cain House
Mrs. J. r. Payne Is visiting relatives
ut Knoxville.
Jay O. Brown is reported improving
but not out of danger.
Our information Is that Miss Birdie
Speck continues 10 convalcsce.
Miss Lula Alexander, of Marien, Va
is visiting Miss Jennie Harls In tbs
city.
J. r. Goodsen, who suffered q severe
attack of sickness last week, is Almest
able TO be cut again.
Jas. Wright, Esq, Of Mesreshurg,
returned home Saturday last from q
trip to Columbia, S. G..
Miss Tennie Mitchell IL enjoying q
delightful visit among relatives and
friends at Messy Creek.
Mrs. Meyers, Of Baltimore, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Andes, is visiting her
mother and sisters in this place.
Henry Bradford, the irresistible cem-
mercial teurist, was in the city Satur-
day.
10. lei. Jourslman, of the metropolis,
spent the greater portion of last week
I'm tswn.
Miss Nellie Marsh, one Of Gresne
cOunty's fair and popular daughters, is
visiting the family Of her uncle, w.
T.. Marsh, in the city.
Mrs. w. 8. Dickson and little daugh-
ter are enjoying the salabrious air Of
the country with relatives In the vi
cinity Of LeadVale.
Mrs. Maj. McCrsskey and little
daughter, OF New Ysrk, are stepping
IN the city, the guests of Mrs. j. N.
Bewley.
Hon. w. c. Whitthorne, the dis
tinguished ex-Congressman Of Middle
Tennessee, was in the city one day last
week, en- route to North Carolina.
]. p. McCulla, a worthy and POpu-
lar young gentleman Of Knoxville,
spent a portion of tive days in the city
last week.
John w. Voc, Esq, Of Knoxville,
was in the city a shsrt while Sunday
morning, en- route home from a pro-
fessional trip to Granger county.
Ed. G. Osborn, the pleasant and pop
ular travelling salesman Of Edwin
Bates & Co., New York, was mixing
with M0rristown merchants last week.
Mrs. john Harris and daughter,
Miss Bessie, returned home last week
frSm Jonesboro where they have
spent several months.
There is NO material change in the
Of DR.. c. s. Harris, who is
suffering from a stroke Of paralysis.
He is dangerously low.
J. t. Essary, Esq, prominent
young lawyer OF RutleSge, made us q
brief call last week while I'm attendance
at Circuit Court.
J. p. Robinson, Jas. A. Rice, Hamp.
Rice and r. l.. Bell went up to the
contest at Warm Springs
last week.
w. p. Carrigsr returned last week
from Galbraith's feeling very mach
although he has aimee
experience slight indispOsition, and
was scarcely able 10 be oat Sunday.
Miss Minnie JsrnagiR returned to
her home at Clinton, Tenn. last week,
after very enjoyable visit of three
weeks spent with Misses Florence and
Lizzie Murphey, in this place.
Mr.. A. B. CanPbsll, very generous
young gentleman of the Treasury
Washington, ID. c.,
spent several pleasant days i'm the city
last week with friends.
Miss Bonnie Minis, a charming and
amiable young lady Of Leadvale 10 in
the city visiting friends previous to
her departure fer Bristol where abe
will attend school. ---
We were pleased 10 receive q cali
last Saturday from Hon. Jshn w. Chill
dress, Of Nashville. He was en- route
to AsheVille, ". c., accompanied by
his family, where they will spend sew
ersl weeks.
Prof. JOS. stubbleneld returned to
the city last week. His school ut
GresnevilIe does not open until Sep
tember 9Th. He reports prospects fair
for large attendance at the Academy
during the ensuing session.
Knoxville Tribune, l1th: III. w.
of Morristswn, one Of the best
and NEST favorGbly known music men
in East Tennessee and the South, was
In the city yesterday and called at the
Tribune office. He is now representing
the Weber and G. ID. Rease planes and
4. P. Carpenter organ. s--
Rev. Z. Z. Wiley and wife, Of Abing-
don, Va, spent Sunday in this place,
Mr.. Wiley filliag the pulpit at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning
and preaching an exhaustive and forci-
BILE sermon to a large congregation.
The venerable couple left Monday
fer visit to Texas.
Mrs. McElveen, OF Atlanta, Ca, zee
Miss Ella Pace, a loveable and ac-
lady, with host of ad-
mirers, came over from Tate's last
week, where she has been sunmering,
and went up to Hale's Spiingsin Haw-
kins county to spend few days be-
fore returning home. Mrs. M. was
formerly Of this section and has large
of relatives and friends in East
Tennesses. It was gratifying to US
to meet such charming acquaintance
after the lapse Of quite a time.
Miss Eva Montgomery went out to
Leadrale last week, whore she will en-
gage In teaching n select school. We
regret to lose such leading ssar from
eur society circle, bot are consoled I'm
the belief that &c viii only be temper
airy, and that ere many months have
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