The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-05-16
PERSONAL.

DIR. Frank Speck Is in the city,.
Mrs. Geo. Livingston is visiting rela-
tiyes in the vicinity OF Newport.
Robert III. Harle was circulating with
his town friends Saturday.
W. p. Carriger has been confined 80
his room for the past few days with a
mild attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. w. L. Gibbins, of Knoxville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Capt. j. II.
Trent, in this city.
Mrs. Charles DePue, Of Knoxville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Robert
Mcfarland, of this place.
Miss Bonnie Minis, of Leadvale, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Anderson, OF
East End.
+. w. Earnest, Esq, of Jsnesboro,
was transacting business in the city FRI
day last.
ID. w. @. Davis. Esq, the genial jew
eler, was in Knoxville a couple of DAYS
last week. -f rFEH"f
Jos. G. Williams, of Baltimore, is in
town, stopping with his brother, the O.
p. g. We welcome his presence.
Hon. Jno @. A. Remiue, of Rhea-
town, stopped in the city brief while
last Thursday, on, business trip to
Newport.
RobI. Hosking, reporter of Brad
treets Mercantile Agency, Atlanta, Ca,
was in the city last week and gave THE
GAZETTE an agreeable call.
Prof. Jos. A. Stubblefield, principal
OF Greeneville College, spenta few days
with his fathers family in this place last
week. His school is very prosperous.
Misses Addie and Mamie Grove, ac-
complished and attractive young ladies
OF Rutledge, were shopping in the city
Saturday. 1su
Mrs. Sarah Noe, one of the oldest res
idents in the county, 10 Frustrated with
feebleness and general debility at the
home OF her son, Squire ID. 8. Noe.
She is in her Goth year.
Arthur Gregg, the courteous and in
dispensable adjunct of Gregg & Compa-
ny's Southern Branch Office, was called
to Chattanooga briefly last week on
business for his house. vr.~i
Prof It. J.. Davenport has returned TO
the city from Virgins, where he has
beer refugee from smallpox. We are
not informed as to his intentions re-
garding revival OF his school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowen, OF the cell
ebrated Beans Station valley, were in
town Monday, felicitating our merch
ants and newspaper men on the revival
of commercial relations.
ALI. Hodge,sof MoNulty, Lillarth
Bprches Az Co., and John Rotach an ac-
commodating member of the Southern
Express office, Knoxville. gave us a well
come call Monday, en- route to Tate's.
JIM. Studebaker, one of the manu-
facturers of the celebrated Studebaker
wagon, at South Bend, Indiana, accom-
panied by his wife, was registered at
the Cain House last week en- route to
Tate Springs.
Eph. l.. Moore, formerly of this city !,
now a resident of Mississippi, arrived
last week to spend a month with his
mother, Mrs. MI. C.. Moore, and renew
acquaiatance with former friends. We
were pleased to meet him so well ma
tured I'm frame and mind. saaa
We were favored with pleasant call
last Saturday from our friend, Seldom
Nelson, of Jo. H. McTecr's clothing
house, Knoxville, who was en- route to
Newport, accompanied by his wife, on
visit to relatives. t.A
Chas. j. Warner, the original and
popular advance agent of the Standard
Dramatic Company, enlivened our sane
Eum at intervals last Saturday, while
arranging for the performances OF his
troupe In thm place.
Prof. J. +. Hale, of Whitesbllrg,i
passed through the city Monday en-
route to Riceville, Tenn, where he goes
to deliver the literary address at the
commencement exercises of the Rice
vile Female Institute. Ia aas
/ Our office was gsaced last week by
the presence OF Miss Helen Randall, an
acc lfD pliSlIed Young lady OF Aberdeen,
Missgs chdperoned by Her polished and
Affable kinsman, Dr-W. A.. McCorkle.
Miss Randall was on her way TO Tatc's.
Inadvertently we neglected IN our last
weeks paper 10 mentions the absence
from our city of Dr. Ii. A. Nelson. He
accompanied his wife TO louisville, Ky,
ON the 9Th, with the hope OF having her
eyes benefited by the skill or. city. .pp-
ticiansr Mrs. ~ has theen almost an+a
firely blind for some months, and In I'm
tlle. ainccre wish On her 4 fFiendai and
neighbors that the visit may be henefi-
cial In restoring her eyesight.