Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-26
Personal.
Miss Beulah Hoxsie, youngest daughter of

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o spend few weeks. { .
Miss Alice D. Russell, of Concord, who
nas been visiting in Knoxville for some
Tine, left yesterday for home.
Rev. G. W. Brewer, of the Baptist
Beacon. left Yesterday for trip to Chatta-
nooga, in the interest Of his paper
Rev. W. M. Haskall of the East Ten
nassee Conference, NJ. E. Church, went on
Yesterday evenings train to upper East
Tennessee.
Miss Ella Coffin, of Sweetwater, who has
been visiting for few weeks at the homes
of Mr.. Sam Mckinney and Mr.. Thos. L.
Williams, returned home on yesterdays !
train.
Mr. Chas Armstrong, salesman at Cowan,
McClung & Co. S, returned yesterday from
visit to Rogersville his former home.
Mr.. John Upton, claim agent in the Office
of Mr. JAS r. Ogden, of the E. T., '. X
G. Railroad Company, went yesterday to
spend Sunday with home folk at Loudon.
Mr.. John Boyd, car accountant for the
E. T., V. and G. Railroad Company, went
to Concord yesterday to pass Sunday at
home.
Rev. r. Pierce, of New Market presid-
ING elder of the Chattanooga district, Hol-
ston Conference, N. Z. Church, passed
down yesterday to Athens, where he holds
quarterly meeting to-day.
MIR. E. W. Kennedy returned yesterday
from trip on the K. and o. Railroad
Miss Ida Belle Powell daughter of Mr.
Geo. L. Powell, left on yesterday evenings
train for Morristown, to pass few weeks
visiting at the home of her relative Mr.. L.
8. Bewley.
Mr.. W. H. Dick, of the recent graduating
class, of the University of Tennessee cadets,
went up yesterday evening to spend Sunday
at his home New Market Will has secured
an engagement with the well known and re-
liable commission house of J. W. Gaut &
Son. and will hereafter be connected there
with.
! Prof. W. L. McSpadden and little daugh-
ter of Rogersyille, who have been visiting
for few days among their Knoxville friends,
left for home yesterday evening, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Porter, mother of Mr.. J. A.
! Porter
Col. VIM. Williams, and his little nephew,
left yesterday evening for Granger county,
to spend the heated term.
Mr. w. c. Baine, of Chattanooga, of the
Railway mail service, spent yesterday in the
! city, on business trip.
j Mai. Joseph Van Holt Nash, of Atlanta,
! Ga, who is manager of the Southern de-
partment of d. Appleton & Co.'s publish
ing house, paid brief business trip to the
city and returned on yesterdays train.
Mrs. Drain and child, the wife and babe
of Capt. John Drain, popular freight con-
ductor on the E. T., V. and G. Railroad,
went yesterday evening to visit friends in
upper East Tennessee.
Mr. 0. H. P Rogan, auditor of the E.
t. Y. and G. Railroad Company, went tc
Jonesboro yesterday evening to remain over
Sunday with his family, who are visiting
there
Mr.. Charles Leuty, superintendent of the
Rogersville and Jefferson Railroad, is in the
city.
Messrs. w H. 3. and Howard II. Wiley
returned yesterday evening to their homes
at Coal Creek.
Mr. Charley Ross of the Knoxville Mar
bic Company, is down from the quarry t.
spend Sunday at home.
Mrs Chas f. jackson returned home yes
terday evening from a visit to Chattanooga
Mr.. w. K. Blair, clerk in the genera
freight and ticket office of the E. T., V. {
G. Railroad Company, went on yesterda,
evenings train to join his family for ola.
or two. They are spending the heated tern
| in the neighborhood of Tate and Miners
7 Hill Springs.
Mr.. :. j. Lynn, progressive merchant q
: Sweetwater, arrived yesterday evening an
D will remain over Sunday with his brother
t Mr.. H. W, Lynn.
e Hon. JAS NJ. Meek, of New Market, We
l down yesterday and was a welcome caller /
/ the CHRONICLE Office
Mr.. Alex. Farmer, engineer on the AL
bama Great Southern Railroad, arrived ye
terday evening from a visit to his home
n Loudon. We regret to see that his heat
g still appears unimproyed
= Mrs. L. G. Miller and children went ye
terday evening for visit to upper Ea
Tennessee.
Mr.. George W. Ross and wife went
? yesterday evenings K. and O. train, to vi
relatives at Clinton.
Mr.. John Edwards and family went c
on the X. and 0. train yesterday evening
spend some time in Anderson county.
Mr. W. H. Wiley, one of the proprietc
~ of the Atlzin House, arrived yesterday ro'
: trip in the interest of the Saltyille Va, S
IN works which he represents.
r Capt c. Zimmerman, one of the lv'
"A and most enterprising farmers of Jetfers
Is county, and his son, Mr.. c. c. Zimmerma
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w l. Brazelton, salesman for Cows
McClung & Co., returned yesterday ev'
ny ing from visiting his family, who are SD
in mering at Dalton, Ga.
at Col j. j. Boyd, popular and W
.or known New York commercial travel
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