Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-05
Personal.
morning.

Mr.. Z. J. Sanford, of the mammoth
drug house OF Sanford. Chamberlain
& Alhers, and Mr.. Jas. r. Ogden,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
OF the E. T., V. s. @. Railroad Com
panv, left on the early train yesterday |
morning for a short trip to Texas.
Rev. J. J. Marker, of Greeneville,
spent a portion of yesterday in the
CITY on his return from attending the
commencement exercises at the
Athens University. He left yester-
day evening for home.
Rev. ]. r. Shul,z came up yester-
day evening from Athens, and Will
spend day CT so in the city before
returning home TO Jonesboro'.
Mr.. Henry T. Cooper went up to
Messy Creek yesterday evening to take
in the commencement exercises at the
college.
Capt. Wiley Lowry, conductor on
the E. T., Va. & Ga. Railroad, left yes
terday to spend a brief furlough and
| season of recreation visiting White
! Cliff and other resorts in East Ten
! nessee.
DR.. r. P. Eaton, of Eaton's Cross
Roads, made the CHRONICLE a call
Yesterday, being on flying business
trip to the city.
| Mr.. Sam. B. DIV, manager OF the
Central House, went up on yesterday
evenings train for a short trip OF
recreation to the mountains end hills
east of here.
Mr.. John w. Paulett, the popular
school book agent Of our city, returned
Yesterday evening from a trip OF a
week or two to Middle and West Ten
nessee, looking after educational in
terests generally,
Mr.J. II. Anderson was over from
Montvale yesterday. Hereports every
thing healthy and hOurishing, ana
guests coming in almost daily. MT
las. Wilson, of Chattanooga, brother
Of one of the lessees, came up with MS
family and went over yesterday even
ING. to assist In the management of TIT
springs.
Msj. Thomas Tomlinson, proprieto
of Tate Spring, was down on bust
. ness trip yesterday. He reports every
= thing iIourishing at Tate's, ard tn
season opening out most auspiclously
= There are now over forty guests an
;, inew ones coming in daily.
=, Nsi. r. Thornburgh, of New Mai
ket. was in the city and made US
call last night.
: We had a call last night from Mr.. .
. w. Atkins, of Athens. formerly of til
- shoe and hat house of Mcmillan
y Atkins, of this city. He goes in
= few days to Atlanta, Ca, where b
. will go into an extensive wholesaI
% and retail shoe and hat business.
- Mr. Jas. ?. Reeder returned yeste
. day from Athens, where he has bee
g attending the East Tennessee Wesle!
> an University during the session ju
- closed.
90 Mrs. Maynard, wife of Hon. Horat
or Maynard, who has been spending
% few months in this city, left last nigl
:, for New York. She will remain the
m a short time and go to live with h
. son. Lieutenant Washburn Maynar
or at Newport, Long Island. Mrs. Ma.
n. nard's health has improved very niue
aa since her arrival here from Constant
OF nople.
Mrs. F. A. Reeve left on last night
train with her family to join her hu
band in Washington, and they W
iss take up their residence there.
Ills DR.. Levi ]. Price, and his new
v. welded wife, formerly Miss Ella Cal
well, left last night for the home
og DR.. Price in Pennsylvania. A lar
of number of friendsau acquaintanc
m were at the car shed to see them off.