The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-06-20
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Miss Lula Cardwell has returned to
Knoxville.
Miss Leka Sheppard is visiting
friends In the CITY,, rf- os0
GCol.1J. H Rumbough5 was in the
city last week.
DIR. F. O. Hazleton, the eminent
specialist, spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. j. A. Rice and wife attended
the opening ball at Tate's.
Our charming friend Miss Bonnie
Belle Minis, of Leadvale, is in the city.
Miss Eva Montgomery is spend
ing a few weeks in Knoxville.
Miss Mary Whitesides is visiting
Jonesboro.
Rev. W. H. Smith will be absent a
Souple of days in Knox county this
week, on a ministerial mission.
Mrs. and Miss Mary Andes have re-
turned home after protracted visit
up the country.
Mr.. James w. Havely, of Knoxville,
was i'm the city Sunday, stopping with
his sister, Mrs. J. f. Thompson.
Miss Birdie Speck has been visiting
relatives in Greeneville for severaI
days.
Mr.. Fred. Gregg went up the road
Sunday event x on business for Gregg
& Co.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Jr., of Warm
Springs, went over to Tate's Friday
last.
Mrs. Ella G.. Helms is sojourning in
the vicinity of Warm Springs, N. c.,
for her health.
Mr.. NJ. G. King is back from King
College, Bristol, the school term haV-
ing expired.
citizen of Cooke county, was In town
Miss Lucy Bird returned Saturday
from Salem N. c., where she has been
school for the past ten
Messrs. Sam Blair and n. F. Read,
popular clerks of Goodson s. Blair, |
spen. Sundae very pleasantly at Tur-
ley's Mill.
Messrs. w. G. Durham and John B. |
Holloway represented the Morristown |
bar at the Circuit Court in Greeneville
asst week.
Mrs. J. f.. BARLEY, wife of town
BARLEY, was Frustrated with
sickness last week and has been in a
serious condition since.
Maj. John Murphey returned last
week from trip of recreation and
pleasure to the mountains of North
Carolina.
Misses Mary aud Jesse Turley arriv-
"a from Knoxville last week and will
,aoS nf tho m m hara with |
elatives.
w. r. Walker, Esq, a promising
young lawyer of Athens, Ala, spent a
'ortiOn of Saturday in The city, en-
quite home from Tate's Springs.
Mr.. J. E. Ross, one of KnOxville's
popular and lie lding young men, re-
urned home Sunday from visit to
rate's
Miss Lucy Tomlinson, daughter of
APT. ThOs. Tomlinson of Tate Springs,
home from Salem Academy,
salem, N. c., last week.
Mr.. w. L. Thomas and wife, of
Aurora, Va, are in the city, stopping
t the Cain House. Mr.. T. is looking
bout in this section with view Of To-
sting. l
Mr.. John Ryan, one OF the leading
Try goods merchants of Atlanta, Ca,
vas in town last week, en- route to
Tate's Springs, where he will spend
fortnight or more.
Miss Mamie Mcfarland, one of our
most fascinating aud accomplished
'oung ladies, starts to Knoxville this
Veek to visit her relatives. We know
Hiss Mamie will have pleasant trip.
Major Obepchain, of Bowling Green,
ly., and his sister, Miss Lura, who has
'een visiting relatives in Kentucky,
pent portion Of Friday in our city,
n route to their fathers residence at
Va, where Major 0. will
pend his vacation.
ROgersville Telephone: Ms. Oscar
proprietor of the Norris
own Marble Works. gave us q pleas
all last Friday. Mr.. Hammond was
n Rogersville in the interest of his
business. And, although his stay in
ur city was very brief, we learn that
lie took several orders for work. We
an most conscientiOusly recommend
DIR. HI. and his work to our readers,
nd the general public who may need
york in his line, for we know whereof
We speak.