Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-03

butcher, of Chattanooga, is up to visit his
fathers family and purchase cattle.
Mr. W. B. Melvin, the well-known poul-
try dealer returned yesterday from Morris
town, were he left his family for the sum-
mer
Master Charles Neal, son of Mr.. W. E.
NJ Neal, returned yesterday from a short
stay at Morristown.
Hon. Jas. NJ Meek and wife. of New
Market, and Capt d. H. Meek and wife, of
cambridge, were in the city and left for
home on yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. Reps Jones went on yesterday even
ing's train for business trip to upper East
Tennessee.
Mr.. w. +. Cummins and wife left yester-
day evening for Jonesboro, where Mrs
Cummins will spend some time, and Mr..
Cummins will travel in the interest of his
well known music house.
Maj A. J. C. Robbins, of Scott County,
who has the contract for the stone work on
the Wolf Greek railroad connection, passed
up on yesterday evenings train with his
wife and children, taking them to his works
Prof L. B. Caldwell, of the University
at Athens, passed up yesterday evening,
bound for the district conference of the NJ.
E. Church, at Elizabethton this week.
Mr.. J. A. Quaife, of the Knoxville Car
Wheel Company, left yesterday evening for
the companys works in Carter County
Col. George Washington left yesterday
court.
Capt. Jno. NJ. Brooks and little son left
yesterday evening for pleasure jaunt
among the upper counties.
Prof. A. Ruth and family have gone for
short vacation at LEAFS Springs.
Capt. Will Hannum, a popular young
railroad conductor, returned yesterday from
Tate Spring
Hon. John D. McAdoo, of BRENNAN,
Texas, who has been at Tate Spring for two
weeks, being much improved thereby, passed
down on yesterdays train, in company with
his wife and brother-in-law, DIR. James
Franklin. He goes to the home of DIR.
Franklin, at Sandersville, Sumner county,
where he can be under his immediate treat
ment and supervision, which will no doubt
be greatly beneficial.
Mr.. Abram Lewis, polite and oblging
young salesman of the popular firm of
Haynes & Mccoy and James Thornton, an
enterprising young jeweler of the we'll
known house of Hope i Bro, left this
meaning for the mountains TO rusticate for
the remainder of the heated term.
Mr.. John Beney returned yesterday from
a trip to Mt Nebo Springs. His father, Mr..
Frank Beney, is improving rapidly at that
! pleasant resort.
Mr.. l. III. Hoskins, of cambridge, and
| his newly welded wife, nee Miss Hender-
son, of Sewer County are in the city, at the
| Hattie House
| Mr.. J. S. Hale, salesman for the old re-
liable drug house of Sanford, Chamberlain
& Albers, returned yesterday from re-
creating tour to Rogersville
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Bishop, department clerk
| at Washington, who is s,lmmering it at his
old home, Powelrs Station. was in the city
yesterday.
| Sheriff c. B. Gossett, who is spending
the summer with his family, at Doyle's
| Springs, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. J. B. Hoxsie returned yesterday from
Mt Nebo Springs.
! Mr. J. G. Harris, clever salesman in the
well known Market Square stove and tin
house of L. Havey & Co., has returned from
a successful business trip.
| Mr.. S. B. Kennedy of New York, who
has been spending some time with relatives
here, went on yesterdays train to Loudon.
! Miss Lulu Dobbins and Mrs. W. l.. Price
returned yesterday evening from an extend
ed visit to Sweetwater.
Master Eddie Denaux, favorite young
salesman at Strong & Cos, went on yester-
day evenings train to McMillan's to recre-
ate for while
Mr.. Frank Wright, representing the old
& Co.. left yesterday evening for trip up
the road.
Mr.. II. B. Carhart, of the well-known
| grocery house of Lewis & Carhart, returned
yesterday evening from White Cliff Springs
Mr. Lewis Tillman, jr., and family ar
rived home last night from a visit of
two weeks to relatives and Shelbyville
| Mrs. L. @. French, returned home yester-
day from visit to Granger county.
Rev. DIR. w. S. Doak, State superintend-
ent, returned yesterday from Greene County,
and is at the Hattie House.
Messrs. Jno. J. Littleton, jr., and E. E.
Young, of Kingston, arrived in the city
Monday night.
Mrs. Belle Smith and little daughter re-
turned home on yesterday evenings train
| from visit to Campbells Station.
Mrs. r. L. Gaut and children came up
yesterday evening from Lenoirs to visit rel
atives
Mr.. Thos, I. Ramsey, of Lenoir's Station,
arrived on yesterday evenings train.
Misses Emma, Carrie and Rosalie McAdoo,
daughter of Prof. W. G. McAdoo, left on
yesterday evenings X. & O. train for Coal
Greek, to take a few weeks of recreation
| and pleasure.
| Mrs. Chas. S. Douglass returned home
| yesterday from a few weeks stay at Hender-
derson Springs, very much improved in