The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-25
PERSONAL.

Raw. Jas. Atkins. Jr., OF AsheVhle
Y. c., was in the city last week.
Capt. R,bt Harle was whistling sen.
timantal airs on our streets last week.
Mr.. w. NJ. Fitzgerald, editor Of thu
Plot, is back from Washington.
Mr.. J. B. Lynch, Of Rutsellvills. has
gone to Georgia to look after business
Interests there.
Mary, a sweet little daughter of Capt.
/ j. p. Evans, is very Dangerously sick at
her fathers residence near thia place.
Miss Matte Turlsy. OF Knoxville,
and Miss Ella Blair, Of Jenesbsro, are
visiting Mrs. w. X. Blair of our town .
Messrs. Geo. G. Williams, w. III. CDff-
man and r. j. Bizer attended the open
ing ball st Tats's last week.
Mr.. A. ii. Neil, of Clay Centre, Kan,
visited his sister, Mrs. w. It. Marsh, i'm
this plsce, laHt week.
Mr.. J. W. Mitchell, Of South Caro-
liza, has been in this section fer sever
al days past on an important business
mission.
Mr.. Samuel Mundy, of Farmersville,
New York, the venerable father OF
Mrs. A. ii. Gregg, is on a visit to eur
town.
kiss Maggie Rankin. daughter Of our
friend, G. G.. Rankin, Esq. OF Home,
Greens county, is visiting Mrs. w. T.
Marsh in the city.
w. s. Dickson, Esq, Maj. It. G.
Cain, and DR.. ". A. ncCGrkle, dele
gates frsm HANDLER to the State Con-
Vsntion, rsiuraed frsm Nashville Fri
day last.
Miss Katie Neal, of Knoxville, is Wis
iting Miss Ada Thompson. Her many
friends here heartily welcome her pres
ence in the city. She 10 q pretty
aud popular young lady.
Mai. John Murphey aud wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID. Merritt left last
Wednesday for a months recreation at
AIheVille aud amongst the mountains
of North Carolina.
Rev. Z. ]. Hyatt made TIE GAZETTE
Office a pleasant call one day last week.
He was down locking after the bloom
ing Of grange blossoms. He made 'em
blossom.
Mrs. S. f. v. Helms, IriRcipsl Of the |
department OF Marion wa } |
Fem ale College, and wife of the senior |
editor of The GAZETTE, is spending her /
vacation with his family in this place.
Mr. John b. Hill has returned TO his
post at the Cain House, after . pleasant |
visit TO his cid home, Raleigh, N. c.,
and other places dear to hIs memory in
that State.
DIR. ID. A. Nelson left Sunday for
Kentucky, where he will perhaps spend
seme time visiting his home OF the leng
Ego. We wish him q pleasant trip, q
sojsurn and a safe and speedy
'eturn.
We are pleased to note the return to
he city of our young friends, Mr.. Ar
bur s. Gregg. of the business office Of
Gregg Il Co., TrumAnsburg, n, V, and
dr. Fred. III. Gregg, who has been at
ending for the past ten months :hs
,ayuga Military College, Aurors, NY.
Our Intelligent young friend, Mr.. B.
". Snaw, OF Washington, ID. C., ia
'orsd THE GAZETTE sanctum with an
greeable call last week. He was en-
cute to TszeweIl. Team, his former
ome, where be will spend q few weeks
{ recreation.
Miss Eddie Childress, one OF Sweet ;
rater's charming bellies, who has been
Martha Warrington College,
a., stopped off with her school-mats,
Iiss Ada Thompson. last week, and is
njsying a short visit here before GO ,
d hsme.
ID. r. Hicks, of the police force Of
seville, spent Sunday in our town.
Le had just returned from St. Louis, !
ringing in custody to Knoxville the
ian O'Neil who il charged with rob-
ing his father-in-lsw, McClain, of $500 [
,csntly at Knoxville. O'Neil gave :
Ond. Hicks is a vigilant officer.
Miss jennie REESE returned home last
eek frsm Martha Washington College. {
! ITS Commencement notes the Ahing- i
on Standard says: Miss Jennie Rose
,ceiVed the medal for penmanship.
nd the TirginiIR SAYS: Miss Jennie b.
Csc, Of MerTi>town, took the gold
IedAl on her essay. and the gold medal
,r the heat impromPtu music was
warled TO Miss Jennie B. Rose. .
Miss Ada Thompson, of this place,
as eturned from Martha Washington
Ollege. Her many friends will be graf l
led To read this brief comment upon
le part she took in the Commencement
Nercises Of that institution. The Stan
ITd says Miss Ada Thompson recited
Archie Dean" in n manner that carried
he audience by storm. We have never G
card a better recitation. Doubtless ]
ANY Of the others were just as good, I
ut unfortunately we could not hear /
lem. d