The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-08-27
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Judge Rose il holding court at RI
ledge this week.
MIR. N. r.. McCanlsss was up frol
Messy Creek Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rics have return
. ed from pleasant sOjourn at Tate's.
Mr.. w. P. Carriger was called |
Knoxville on a brief business missiO
last week - 81
Miss Sallis McFarland has returne
from Messy Greek, delighted with he
visit. q ua Ffs rfn
Mrs. Lenoir, of Loudon, ia visiting
her daughter, Mrs. JAS. A. Carriger, ii
the city. Is i.
Miss Mary Alexander. of Rsgersville
spent q few days in the city last week
en- route to Tate's. -,,
Miss Mary McDoneugh, OF Knoxville
Is visiting our town and is the guest o.
Mrs. Jas. A. Carriger.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas, of Knoxville. II
visiting relatives here, the guest of hel
niece, Mrs. w. p. Carriger.
Mr.. Z. @. shannon, of Rome, Ga.
stopped eff and spent Sunday here with
his mothers fannily, en- route East.
Mai. W. d. Cannon, who has been
suffering from nervous debility, is seek
ing restoration at Galbraith's Springs.
Our office received a pleasant call
of the neighborhood of Beans Staten.
Miss Katie zoe, a popular young
lady of Messy Creek, is visiting her
friend, Miss Tennie Mitchell, in the
city. ~. -~r.. III
Mr.. c. G.. Hoffmeister, or Noisy
Greek, has been in the city for the past
few. days. stopping Rith0hiss College
chum, Mike King.
Our good friend, Henry James, Esq !,
one OF Granger county's "unterr fed
Democrats" gave US an agreeable call
Que day last week FHHG
Mrs. Capt. J. III. Trent and children
have returned from q two weeks Wit
to relatives in Hancock county. Their
visit was q pleasant one.
Mr. Vim. Van Huss returned the early
part Of last week from attending, AS
q delegate, the Lutheran Synod, which
was recently held in KneX county,.
Misses Matte and Mary Turley have
returned to their home in Knoxville,
having spent several weeks with their
sister, Mrs. w. X. Blair, i'm THE place.
Miss Lucy Moore, daughter of. Col.
vale, spent day in the city last week,
the guest of her friend, Mas Matte
Carmichael rfrgrit rilrVTTy r +
Mrs. d. A. Nsilson has removed frsm
Russsllville to MorristewTl and Is oeeu.l
plying the 8. N. Noe property in the
East end, where, in the future, DIR.
Nmflonmm "a n - H,s
office.
Rev. MIG. G. Scherer, formerly Of
Virginia, but now engaged in minis
terial work at Jsnesboro, Ca, was in
the city. last Thursday morning and
favored The GAZETTE with an agree
able call. FrE .1~EFeT IA II
= Mas Lilly Barton, OF sChattanooga,
who has been summsring at Tate's,
came over last week and with spend n
weak or soAYisiting relatives here be-
fere returning home. She is at Mrs.
Judge Robt. McFsrland's. -..,.t
Miss Nellie HarIe departed Mond ay
morning for Atlanta, Ga, where sha
gees 90 attend school. She will be
greatly missed by her numerous friends
here, who will look forward with pleas
ure to her return at vacation time. 10
Mr.J. w. Mullins, court house and
Jail contractor and builder, of Lsndon,
KY, who has under contract and is
now completing the new Claiborne
county jail, at TAzewell, gave our office
brief call while in town one day last
week. --#
Prof. Robert E. HendOrlite, of Mari
on, Va, gave US a welcome call last
Monday. Prof. Fl. is, an alumnus of
King College, Bristol, and has accept
ed position in the faculty of Virginia
College, Beams Station, for which place
he was en- route
Mr.. Frank Long, of Turkeys Mill,
accompanied by a bag full of water,
melons, cantal0upes and muskmslons,
was a welcome visitor Saturday. Ri, The
MELONS were delicious and made Sun
day field day of the fuliness of content
to more than TnE GAZETTE houshold.
Mr.. T. A. Baker is up on q visit from
Scotts5srn, Ala, stopping with his sis
ter, Mrs. Judge Robt. Mcfarland.
Tom. is bSok-keeper and business mana
ger of q leading mercantile firm in
Scottsbcre. His many friends here
cordially welcome the rs-appearanee of
his genial Phiz. ~ & e 49, . - =
Messrs. j. 8. Williams and q. ID.
McCrary, accompanied by their fam
lilies, left Monday night for Cisco, Tex
rs, and will make the Lone Star State
Hamblen suffers the loss of some ex-
cellout citizens. May prosperity attend
them in their new homes.