The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-07-18
PERSONAL.


, Mr.. G. G. Armitage, brother of Mr.
Alfred Armitage, is-in the city, ...r. a
John MayeS, formerly of this place.
but now Of Cincinnati, is ia the city.
Frank LsfTerty, has gone to GalIatin.
tennessee, on visit To relatives. -r..s
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cha. les ID. Merritt are
SCION rning at Tate's tEF
Miss. Helen Rlndle, of aberdeen.
Miss, Is visiting Mrs. JOS. Brown, of
this place. ....l-Tq-- mi,
ID. p. Rowe aud w II. Marsh took an
excursion toWarmSprings,-N. c, last
I week. =. IT. -r - = =
Miss Maggie Lenoir, of Lsnoir's
Station, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jas. T. Carriger, OF this city. r.-5..
/ Miss Mamie, daughter of Hon. VIM.
Mcfarland, returned home last Friday
/ alter spending several pleasant DAVIS
! with relatives in Knoxville.
II. A Hemphill, Esq, Of the Allan
! q Constitution. gave Us pleasant call
Friday en- route 20 Warm Strings. n.
g, where he wifI spenI the summer.
Mrs. Catharines HswIey AID saugb-
Ger, Miss Nellie, of ADDER son, SsC..on
a visit 20 relatives ia this Vicinity. are
IL present guests OF Mrs Col, Bewley.
Our esteemed frienl, Gen. w. u. !
h4npy, OF Nashville, surprised US
agreeaoly last FRIDAY by Spending sew
eral hours In our town. NE was on
business trip 70 North Carolina towns.
The Misses Mamie A. and Sallie ].
Cannon left for Washington county. |
virginia, Friday evening last, where |
they Will spend three or four weeks /
with relatives
Mr.. Phos. T.. McAnry, of the Knox
vile poliesl force, whose wife has been
Nlslung the family OF her uncle, ID. s.
DC, E'q OF TINS vicinity, is spending
short THROUGH With them.,r , ,,Jt
b II. Strong and Townsend Gaines, T
OF knoxville, went over to Tate's Sat
urday. Rash is en- route, hsme 'front.'
most OF inc eastern sea Side resorts and
Gherishes pleasant memories of the
Jerseyskly andhsrmashe f FFe die. III
i III. Pogue, Esq, or Hillsb1ro. N.
e., manufacturers OF the famous ".Sit-
ting BuI brand Of tobacco, aud his J
attractive daughter, Miss Anna, who
nave been me kuests of Their rslati res
Gr AID Mrs. a. H.sArnott, have gone
TO Galbraith's springs. a-J 80 80 "a J
Frank BeDey, one of our old aud
honest German friends of Knoxville, r
Ia tie days Of Know Nothingism, gave
~ I welcome call Monday. Like mOst1t
\ his race there, haiga lity and WI cltfs =
ny have secured him the comDehHcv
re well deserves. Az , - IA -
Hep. tPhos. II. Paiue, ss0e Superin- v
endent OF Public lnstTlotions spent q
'ADp4ih IN our town, the guestof CART q
(. =. Hodges. He left HmaAr e%en- ai,
To - Int
urn here during this week and spend q
day or two with the cOlored Normal "
institute now Ia session. @n h
y hpS Io5.T Martl9,, q. AtIanta. G
a.. ah etilinent divine Anil liz feraf,Ar,rl is
rel known 20 many or eytrr readers, G
lssed over 70 the Beams Station HotIserFt
st Friday. and will spend some time
that retreat. lt is rumored that thes l se
octor ~ to I'LL an important appoint- -
ent at Lexington, Ky, early fh Aug !,
50, and IL is the earnest hope of his -,
lends here that his phy Steal feohper9 -
on shall be- equal ts that emergency. a
Mr-Iohn A. Rrssnsoohi. AeIi and / II,
Foranly known 20 nRrlccal readers A "a
g ad1uncts manager FOR many wears r.
ist OF the dry goods house of ID.
.nee Il Co leaves Tonight for sWythe- ~
lie, Va, having accepted a situation 80
salesman i'm the boots, shoes anu Int !,
use or Mr.. Ewald nf that cftF -
I'm Branscom l. aInodel young man J
every respect, and of splendid bust
IS qualities. His friends all rsgrci :
hive liiIn leave fbepi1 The niIrsilIci Aui
ople Of WythfvilIe snow him che - i
Ter fhey VII like him. They wilf9 :
q him a1quief3 undemonstfatfve. af. II
DE young man Ia business relations D
q the Methodist church viii seciret :
him an exemplary and devoted mem
!. Meaare very sincere in our wish 4 T
Tor his success In his new home. I'm I'M