Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-05
Personal.


after spending q few weeks summer
vacation very pleasantly among rela-
tiyes and friends here, left yesterday
evening returning to their home at
Wellesley, Mass. where Mr.. CoBan
has charge of a church. They win
spend few days in upper East Ten-
nessee, however.
Rev. G. 8. Long and wife came up
yesterday evening from visiting rela-
lives in McMinn county, and went
ont on the z. & o. Railroad to Well
springs. Campbell county, where he
expects to take charge of the Powel!'s'
Valley Seminary. the fall term Of
which begins September 9th. Mr..
Long Is an earnest and faithful young
minister Of the M. e. Church belong
ing to the Holston Conference. He
has for the past few years been in
charge of Gambler College, flourish,
ing institution of learning at Ashe-
vile, n. c., and has made quite an
enviable reputation as an Efficient and
Jealous educator. He has but recently
taken to himself a wife, and starts out
upon a new career in more senses
than one. We would cheerfully rec
ommend he and his good lady to the.
patrons of Powell's Valley Seminary,
aud wish for them a successful and
useful career @ @
Mr.. John J. Leahy is over from Mt.
Nebo to spend day or two in the
city. We are glad to see John still on
the mend.
Mr.. John E. Chapman, former
Well known Kuoxvillian, now live
and enterprising merchant at Ander-
sonville, Anderson county, is in the
city on business. John ia driving a
splendid business out there, we are
glad to learn.
Mr.. J. M. Anderson, of Montvale,
will be in the city to-day and will be
glad to furnish information to any
persons wishing to visit his splendid
resort.
Mr.. Chas. w. DePue has recovered
from an illness which kept him con-
fined several days. He left on this
mornings train on an extended bust
ness trip to louisville, Cincinnati and
other points, in the Interest of his
house, Butt, DePue & Co.
Messrs. D. ]. Hope and Eugene
Young left yesterday morning in the
hack for Henderson's Springs, Seviel
county, and from there will take &
jaunt through the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Dunbar went
over yesterday evening to Mt. Nebc
Springs.
| Mr.. J. w. Caldwell has returned
from spending few days at Tate's.
Mr.. Will. w. Scarborough was among
the passengers for Montvale yesterday
evening, and he will do that popular
resort for week or 80.
Mr.. Matt. M. Nelson. OF the popula
dry goods house of NJ. Nelson & Co.
returned yesterday from visit t.
White Cliff Springs and Athens.
/ Our clever young friend Henry ]
Bradford, representing the well known
house of Whitfield, Powers & Co., New
| York, spent few hours in the cit.
yesterday, and left last night for New
York, where he will remain few
weeks.
Hon. B. J. Lea, State Attorney Gen
eral, his family, consisting of a wife
daughter and con, and his son.in-law
T. F. Bsynes, his wife and two chill
dren, all of Brownsville, Tenn, al
rived in the city on last nights trail
and took rooms at the Lamar House.
Messrs. Cy Zimmerman, Ed. Mile
and Perry Saunders, the three youni
men who left here nearly a month ag'
for pedestrian tour. by way of Mont
vale, White Cliff. ETC., returned from
Athens on last nights train, lookin
as If they had enjoyed the trip yer.
much. -
The Reds,