Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-25
Personal.


Messrs. John M. and J. E. Ross
arrived home yesterday morning from
New York.
Mr.. John NJ. Ellis left yesterday for
a Southern trip for Oates, White &
Go.
Mr.. Thomas P. Richards, of Steen
& Marshall's music house, is taking in
the Cinnati opera festival.
Mr.. M. David, of Rochester, n. Y,
who has been visiting his brother, Mr..
A. David, left for home yesterday.
Mr.. G. S. Zimmerman, Of Sewer
county, was in the city and gave the
CHRONICLE pleasant call yesterday.
Msj. A. 81. Pettibone arrived in
Knoxville yesterday evening from a
trip to Wisconsin.
Mr.. w. L. Welcker, of Loudon, is
in the city, at the Lamar House.
Col. E. W.Cole and wife and Mr.O.F.
Ambrose, the Colonel's private secre-
tary, arrived here on special train
from Chattanooga yesterday aud took
rooms at the Hattie House. Col Cole
and wife went east on last nights
train.
Maj. Campbell Wallace add wife,
who have been spending several days
very pleasantly with Knoxville
friends, have returned home.
Messrs. J. r. Andersen, OF Bristol,
and r. Fl. Richards. of Atlanta. were
in the city yesterday, to attend the
railroad directors MEETING.
Lieutenant G. w. Baxter returned
from Chattanooga Tuesday night.
DR.. C. A. Black left Tuesday night
to visit relatives and friends in Green.
brier county, Virginia, and will be ab-
sent for several days.
Mr.. A. r. Norvell returned yesterday
evening from BUSINESS trip to Dams
bridge.
Mr.. w. T. Lane came up from
Athens last night, and is at the Hatie
House.
Msj. John Murphey, the clever and
efficient clerk and master Of the
chancery court at Morristown, was in
the city and gave Us pleasant call
yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. B. Ragsdale, the genial
clerk at Tate Spring, came down on
yesterdays noon train. He contem-
plates taking in the New Orleans
Mardi Gras excursion.
Rogersville Spectator: Miss Blanche
Heiskell, daughter Of our esteemed
fellow townsman, Maj. F S. Heiskell,
and, by the way, one of the most de>
servedly popular and handsome young
ladies' Of our town, lett on Wednesday
mornings train for Knoxville. We
trust that her stay will be pleasant
one in the city where, we know, she
has so many friends.
Hon. R. L. BIain, of Kentucky, is
visiting his many Knoxville friends
Mr.. w. 81. Briant, of Athens, re-
turned home on yesterdays noon
TRAN. Mr.. Briant has just recovered
from serious illness which kept him
confined for several weeks.
Messrs. M. o. Cooley and Phillip
May, who are connected with MI. n.
Cuquel's merchant tailoring establish
ment, have arrived from Chatta.
noogs.
Mr.. John McCrary, OF Msyusrdville,
one of the CHRONICLES staunchest
and truest friends in Union county,
was in the city and paid US call last
night.
Miss Clara Lathrop, of Detroit,
Mich, arrived in the city on yester-
day evenings train to visit her cousin,
Miss Carrie Andrews, daughter of
Judge George Andrews. for several
weeks. Miss Carrie accompanied her
cousin from Chattanooga.
Miss Ida DeGroat returned home
Wednesday night from visit to Miss
May Allison, near McMillan's. Miss
May accompanied her to the city.
Miss Anna Lewis, daughter of
Judge J. F. J. Lewis, returned yester-
day evening from visit to the home
OF Colonel Love, in Loudon county.
Our worthy aud esteemed friend,
Mr.. J. f. Beals, Of Friendsville, and
his father-in-law and partner in
business, Mr.. Jones Of Jones,
Beals & Co., were in the city,
and honored US with call last
night. Blount county has no better
citizens, and the CHRONICLES no better
friends, than these gentlemen.
DR.. D, L.. Ross, has arrived home
from business trip south in the in
terest of the South Pittsburg hardware
house, which he represents.
Capt r. Fl. CARAT, Of New Orleans,
general agent of tie Lookout Noun
tain line, is At the Atkin House.
Capt. Thomas, w. Russell, travelling
passenger agent for the Huntington
Route" arrived in the city yesterday
evening, looking after the interests of
his line, and is at the Atkin House
Col. T. b. Hedrick, of the U. 6.
Quartermaster's Department., arrived
from Rutledge last night, and is at the
Lamar House.
A Cross Baby.
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