The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-09-10
PERSONAL


Prices Seminary, Nashville. 1t
| S&fiss Neppie King has returned TO
school az R0gersville.
Mr.. j. F., wester, Of Turkeys Mills,
made US pleasant call Saturday.
Our yong friend. NJ. c. Williams,
IhAS entered college at Athens, Tenn.
mike will be missed here. d,
Mr.. Sam Clark, rising young lawyer
Of Kingston, Tenn, is In the city stop
ping with his sister, Mrs John Murphy.
Miss Bette Harris LEFT this morning
/ Thursday for Asheville, N. O., 10. at
tend as a pupil the AshsVille Female
College. ..A
--AIissss Florence and Lizzie Murphy,
iIiss Lucy Hughes, Miss Mary Andes
and Miss Jennie Rose left Monday night
Of last week for stAunton, Va, where
they go to enter school. e-r
Mrs. A. NJ johnson and daughter,
Miss Annie, Of Chattanooga, are visit
ing the city, and are the guests of DIR.
Foster Yhiteside, Mrs. Johnssn's
brother --fr tE
Grssnerizs Rsroia: Hon. ]. Q. A. Re
mine has rented and removed to the
Arnold homestead property near
GreeneTille. We are glad to have him
as = neighbOr and citizen OF this civil
district. .-- --s s.4. r.
Mr.. Geo. Z. Speek has purchased a
half interest In w. j. Carriger's drug
store, where his many friends win cor
daily greet him, We congratulate
both Pinckney and George on this new
association. .....t go. A.. .... II
Jasper lAlA) Eagle III. W.. Shields
has been quite sick for some time, but
he received some news, from his Ten
neEsee home this week which effected
miraculous cure. It's a ten-pound boy,
and Henry viii is ''sottin 'em up"
Johnson City Enterprise Our esteem
ed young friend, John A. Stubblefield,
Of Morristown, spent several days last
week in our town. John paid his re-
spects to the Enterprise while here and
gave. Us all the news Of MorristoWn.
New Orleans Piedyune, August Is 1t
Ia rsmored that Capt. Charles Board
man, who is rusticatinE in the noun
tains OF East Tennessee, in search OF
health, has found q natfy little craft
called the Mary, of which he aspires to
the command, Capt. lBoArdmAn is i'm
proving with his prospects, which are
bright for the future.
We were glad TO see on our streets
She day last week our old friends A.
Dalton Esq and Ex-Sherif P. Dalton
Of Granger. They report Clinch all
lovely, but say they will likely 90.
West. We regret to lose such valued
citizens, but at the same time must &C
knowledge that the wOrld does move.
We inadvertently omitted to mention
last week theplsasure we had in meet
ing in cur town DR.. Roberts OF Knox
cor1ty who visited our burg on bush
fn@stfip SSd ever glad % learn from
Die DR.. that he was well pleased with
his visit and accomplished the object of
his mission. n
We we're glad TO see in the city last
week our Euch-traveled friend, Capt.
James Wright. Of MOoresburg. Tenn,
who has just returned from a trip to
England and other parts Of Europe,
making the third time that he has
crossed tue great lakes. He Is in fine
health aud said the trip afforded him
much pleasure, especially the visit TO
his brother i'm London.
A note from Rev. b. G.. Manard, who
removed from farewell. Tennessee, to
Plattsburg, NO., q year or two since,
says: "Send the GAZETTE to me at HOl-
den, No., instead Of this place. take
ehagge If the tiryt Baptist Church of
that town next week. This is on the
Missouri Pacific railway, running from
St. Louis TO Kansas City. and 81 miles
from the latter. When set up TO work
will write you. / have succeeded beEey-
but have q better field there. Holden
has more than 4, 900 inhabitants, and q
Parker; OF 81. joseph, teifTt the GAEETrE
readers of the prosperity Of Tennessee,
ans Ia the West. but modestiy leaves
himself in The background. he is re-
| garded as one Of the most skillful me-
chRnics and architects in the city OF
81. Joseph. The most magnificent build
ing in the city owes It's architectural
beauty % Ms genius. When he Is not
thus engaged he Ia writing for khe
press, end at good wagss. Had Luck"
has Oeeg INV good duck svsr since he
came west, With thS PERCEPTION Of little
drawback In health. Had be remained
In East Tennessee he would have been
dead long since, Would that the hun
dreds OF East Tennessee boys, who can
net hnd anything 10 do, would come
Nest and do ipst hRh ms GBen as this
f-a'Bad Luck. -"