The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-01-03

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spent CHRISTMAS In the city
Capt Newcomb, civil engineer on the
X 81 0 division, is up for few days.
Rev. H. P. Waugh is passing the
holidays at home
G. E. Scott went TO Newport Today
to accept situation on the Tines.
Mrs. John Tate of LouisvilIessKy. is
pending few weeks in our city
Tom A. Baker spent Christmas VITA.
his parents at Greenville.
w. s. Kyle, Esq, peasurcd US with
call Monday.
Thos. p. Graham, one of Claiborne
counfy's most soIId farmers, WAS in the
city day last week
Charlie Taylor, the popular young
knight of Russellville, was among the
Wis tors TO the city last week.
Miss Lula Mrffet, of Russellville, is
in the city visiting friends and rela
tiYes, Knoxville Chronicle 31st
Sam w. Jack Esq, of the upper end
Of Hamblen, was down Monday on
breif business mission.
A. W. Williams, the venerable and
intelligent father of Geo. g. Williams,
our popular clothier, is in the city.
John Dishman, Esq, prominet law
yer OF l5arbOurville, KY, was in the
city one day last week.
Prof. Hale, of Whitesburg Seminary,
was down one day last week and gave
us a call
NJ IS Mary Andes, one of our most
charming brunettes, passed the holidays
with friends at RogersYlle.
Mrs. Mortimer Thompson and Miss
Maggie Havely, of Knoxville, are in the
city stopping with relatives.
Geo. A. Rowe, whose business quar-
tiers are in Wythville, Va, spent Christ
mas with his family in this vicini ty
d. n. Gilbert, clerk at NJ Carrigers
drug store, spent Christmas at his
former home in Whitesburg.
Miss Barshia Stuart, of Parrotsville,
is visiting her brothers family in this
vicinity.
Maj. T. c. Cain is back from Hot
| Springs, Ark, looking as fresh as a
water-lilly.
Prof J. Stubblefeld, of Greene
vile, was mingling with relations and
friends here last week.
Louis Lane, of Woodruff 81 Co..
Knoxville, passed portion of the holi-
| udJ ) mere ldSL week.
Robt. H. Harle, one of Hamblen's
most thrifty aud deserving young men,
spent Christmas here with the old
folks at home"
w. FL, Coffman, of the Real Estate
Exchange, has returned from an ex-
tended trip East and visit to his old
home in Virginia.
G. FL. Mcdaniel, representative OF
GOodson & Blair of this place returned
to the city last week afi er a success
full tour through adjacent counties.
Sam McGill has been confined to his
room at his boarding house for several
days, with that peculiarly striking
small pox-disease, measles.
Charlie Lothrop, of Rogers, Cook &
Co., Knoxville, came up Friday before
Christmas and remained several dayl
with relatives.
Thos. j. Russell, of Carhart, Williams
q McClung, carved the Christmas tur
key for his family here last week. HI
was in the city all week.
We are gratified to announce the ar
rival, Tor fortnight's visit, of our gall
liant young friend Jos G. Williams, D
Ba!timore-brother of the 0. p. G. 0
Wis RAoNNf
}. B. Keyerle, Esq V hos home is il
Cooke county where he is faVorably
known, but whose business quarters ar
: at New River Depot, Va, spent a few
h urs in the city one day last week.
Clyde Alexander, formerly of Grain
ger county but who has for some tim
past been holding an accep; able posi-
tion at Ooltewah, Tenn, passed through
the eli y Thursday on visit to his oil
home.
John Russell came in from Middl
Tennessee last week, where he is en-
: gagged on the McMinnville and Spart
, railroad division, and remained througI
, the holidays with his family.
Dick Johnson, our suave friend, an,
representative of McNulty, LIllard
Co, Knoxville, spent Christmas her
t with his family who were visiting Mrs
5 Il. nj. Staples, at The Cain House.
5 Mrs. Seaborn Jones and her fascinat
ing neice, Miss Ida Presley, of Rock
mart, Ga are in the city visiting Mrs
Fannie E. NewcOmb, sister of the form
: er and aunt of the latter. We wis
: them happy sojourn with us.
A. j. Thomas, of onr neighborin
contemporary, the Sentinel, Newport
made us q call last Thursday He wa
2 en- route home from Georgia, whithe
! he had been to accompany his wifi
= back from v sit of some weeks to he
. parents.
The Misses Baird, two bewitching an
intellectual young ladies of Asheville
n. O., no are visiting Iricnds in til
ne ghborhood of Leadvale, attend tn
hop here on the eve of December 22d
They were accompanied by the viva
cioas Miss Kate Harrison. The trio be
chaperoned by Messrs Robt. Harl
and Charlie Harrison.
We were gald to receive brief bu
pleasant call lust Friday from r II
Landrum, Esq If Mt. Vernon, Mo.
; and one of he editors of the Enaigrdnt
Guide published at that place Mr. L.
is formerly an East Tennes can, and i
now IN visit to old friends and &C
quaintances in this section after laps
of many years.
"Oar friend, Mr. R. S. Haz n, JUNO
partner of the firm Coffin, Mckinney
2 Co., Knoxville, Tenn, came in OF
Tuesday evenings train Rush is one O
the most popular drummers thar visi
our town-not so simply because be
} one Of the handsomest, bat more FL
= the reason Oh MS PHEASANT manners ant
genilemanly department.. We are al
ways glad to see him, and, as he neve
come without Sc ling to'our merchants
we pre- ume he is please Ito visit us.
. The above is taken from the Rogetsvili
telephone. and we can clleerfuliY. 6a
he same of Rush here.
w Il Coffman, ESQ, a naive Q
$ Rockingham county, Virginia, and a
one time citizen of Montgomery ceun
ty. paia us p easant all yesterday
Mr.. Cuffman is now loo tied at Morris
:. tow, Tennessee, where,he Is engage
in the Real Estate Exchange BUSH 81
He is a pleasant an affable gentleman
{ full of business vim and energy an
persons desiring 20 purchase land i
: Tennessee we feel assured can get fu
information and good lands at fai
prices by coYrespo ding with him. Hi
. card viii be found in our advertiser
columns. South Hest VSrginSa Eatel
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