The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-31
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John j. Hubbard, Of Messy
Greek, was in town last week.
w. S. Dickson. Esq, has been alb
sent at Rogersville for the past weel
ON legal business.
Mr.. Sam. w. Jack, we regret TO learn
is seriously sick with typhoid fever, Al
his home In whitesburg.
Mr.. W. p. Carriger aud wife and
Mr.. j. o. Rice visited the Louisville
Exposition last week.
Mr.. Joe. II. Bean, the genial and sue
cessful manager of the Knoxville Tn
bURs, spent Sunday In the city.
Mr.. Tom. Mcfarland, seriously cen
fined for q number Of weeks with ma
larial fever, is reported improving.
Mr.. II, Mcfarland, Jr., had n relapse
from his sickness last week and ia pros
trated again. s---- t'-...J
DR.. W. A. McCorkle returned Sat-
urday from q visit to the Louisville
Exposition, very much pleased with
his trip.
Rev. J. A. Stubblefield was down
from Greeneville Saturday last on a
visit 70 relatives here. lie Is looking
well. ...-....... $1,000
Mr.. Charles V. Taylor and bride, nee
Miss Mamie Mughes, arrived In the
city Sunday morning from a bridal
tour to the Northwest.
We welcome the return 10 the city
OF Mrs. Maj. A. IL. Gregg, after q pro-
tracted visit TO her old home and rela-
tiVes in New York State.
We are glad to note the improved
condition of Mr.. j. p. Robinson, at the
Cain House, who has been so seriously
prostrated with fever for a number Of
weeks. He Is able to be out again.
Our popular young friend, Mr.. Hor-
ace n. Baker, prosperous produce
merchant of Greeneville, gave US a
welcome call Monday. Himself and
wife are on visit to his invalid mother.
Maj. w. w. LAnghOrne, OF Newport,
one OF East Tennessee's leading legal
lights, as well as one Of the most cult
waited literary characters In this section,
was at the Cain House for short time
one day last week.
Mrs. L. A. Baker, who has been pros
trated with sickness mt the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Judge Robl. Mcfarland,
In this place, for several weeks, is not
materially improved. Owing TO age,
she continues quite feeble
Hon. w. c. Whitihorne, of Columbia,
Tenn, was in town last Saturday, on
his way to Cooke county, whittier he
went on a PROFESSIONAL mission. He
is not only a prominent lawyer, but one
of Tennessee's ablest statesmen.
Rev. Geo. II. Stuart aud wife took
the train Mt this place last week for
Cleveland, where Mr.. Stuart has been
assigned by the late Conference OF the
M. 4. Church, South, to ministerial
work. May prosperity and health at
tend him in his new field.
Mr.. Clarence d. Frost, who has been
serving in an official capacity at the de-
pot in Chattanooga for the past year,
but who has lately accepted . similar
position in the depot at Birmingham,
Ala, spent day in IL 10 place last week
en- r0Uts To Bristol tO visit relatives. He
ia well-known In Morrstown, having
been formerly connected with the de-
pot here.
Mr.. T. B. German and family arrived
last week from Warm Springs, N. c..
and are stopping with relatives in the
city. IL Is reported that q change will
soon be made in the management of the
Cain House here by which Mr. German
will bee me the business manager. We
know Of no better man for the place
than Mr.. G.. He combines all the es-
sentials of frst-clAss hotel man.
Hon. II. R. Butler was nc the Cam
House ore day last week for q few
hours. IL Ia generally reported over
this District that this distinguished
gentleman will be a candidate before
the next Republican convention for
the nomination for Congress in the
First District. without disparagement
10 the claims of other sspirants, we be-
lieve Mr.. Butler, n he should win the
seat, would prove in the future a. he
has in the past, the most accommodate
Ing and attentive representative OF hiH
that the Republican party
ever sent 10 Congress from this district.