Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-26
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Geo. Maxwell. who has been in the
employ Of this Office for a long time left
for Nashville on Tuesday mornings
train
Secretary Of State Allison was in town
early in the week.
w. d. Haynes of Blountyille was in
town last week attending to professional
business. q
j. B. Young Of Richmond. Va. Is
again among US. He makes Jonesboro
his headquarters during his yearly bust
ness trips to East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina and Southwestern Virgil
mia. During his visit here last year he
made many friends and acquaintances
who win be pleased to note his return.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell is making prepare
tions to go East to replenish her stock Of
millinery goods.
Mrs. IA. FEBRUARY and children have
returned from o visit TO relatives at Nor.
ristown.
Theodore b., son Of Judge Newton
Hacker left Wednesday morning for
Athens. Tenn. to enter upon a course Of
study at Grant Memorial College.
Mi! M. F. Barnett OF Middle Tennessee,
is whiting his brother, Rev. w. r Bar.
nett, of this place.
r. M. May has been under the weather
for few days; but Is now able to be
about again. tFta
Mrs. 49, Hoffman and two children,
of Hawkinsville, Ca, are visiting at DR..
Gibson's.
Four Of Washington countyss repre-.
sentative young men left for Terrell, Tex.
as, on Tuesday mornings west bound
passenger train. They were all fromithe
18th district, and we're. ], r., Moore, w.
B. Hale, Melvin Good and Eldridge
Cochran. ill 4ua reeGassaos 4aeaes
Mrs. jas. s. Boyd and daughter, Miss
Pattie, are spending afew days in. Jones.
boro, enjoying the mountain air and the
Inequalities of the Planters House.
Among Jonesbofeans at Unaka this
week are: Mrs. w. @. Mathes, Miss Car.
rie Earnest, and the families of Hon, s. ].
kirkpatrick, and Judge Deaderick.
Thomas Peoples has accepted a posi-.
ton in the railroad auditors office at
Knoxville and is now attending to his
duties in that city. ~ va
John L. Oliver left Monday for Athens
Tenn, to resume his, studies at Grant
Memorial University.
G. w. Bolinger, Jonesboro's popular
miller, leaves this week for a business
trip to Missouri.
II. H. Ingersol of Knoxville has beer
in attendance on court here this week.
Mrs. j. J.. Atkinson and daughter
jerks have gomez to Athens, and will
spend the winter at Grant Memorial Uni
versity, where Mrs. Atkinson will hav'
charge Of the ladies hall.
A. X. Brown and mother have BEEF
visiting at the home Of his. wife's father
DR.. e. Murray Several days this week.
Mrs ,. o. Lotspclcl, who has bee
visiting friends in town and county, re
turned to her home in Knoxville. Satur
day last. Maggie, little daughter Of GU
townsman, Mr.. II. d. Hale. accompanied
her for o short visit to friends In the city
Lolita, little daughter Of Mr.. Jas. A
Mcpherson of this vicinity, is very sick.
Mrs. W. E. Munsey left Thursday 70
a visit to her sister. Mrs. J. E. Naff
near Abingdon, Va.
Rev. D. F. Crumley and family ar
visiting in johnson City and Union.
Mrs, Della Hard, of Nashville, is on
visit to relatives and friends In this place
She is at present the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. r. D. Patton.
Mr.. J. d. Mcpherson and wife of Cha,
, tanooga, who have for some days bee
visiting at tho home of his father. Cap
. Geo. Mcpherson at this place. left Sun
day for johnson City. Elk Park an
Cranberry, where they will visit relative
and friends, whence they will return t
0 Jonesboro for a short stay.