Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-01
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MeSsfs- T.. d. SANFORD ana G. ii. burr re-
turned yesterday from very pleasant trip
of a few days to Cobb's Island. A portion |
of Mr.. sanfords family, consisting of his !
son Eddie, daughters, Misses Emma and
Maryi and Miss Lon Guyaz, who have been
there for several weeks, returned also.
Mrs A. l. Wagnon and Mrs. James L.
of Mrs. 0. T. Owen, together with Mrs.
Bells little daughter, Miss Eva Bell, left
yesterday, returning home, after visit of
several weeks.
Mr. W. Fl. Patterson, of Cumberland
Gap, was in the city and called on the
CHRONICLE yesterday.
Mrs T. c. Holloway and children arrived
yesterday from Hamblen County, where
they have been during the heated term.
Morristown Gazette: Miss Lizzie Nelson,
the charming and accomplished librarian of
the public library, Knoxville, returned
home Monday night from delightful visit
to relatives in Cooke County. She was the
attractive guest of the Cain House here for
| several hours the evening of her return.
Misses Mary L. Buchanan and Lizzie NJ.
Starret arriyedt yesterday and will enter up
on their work on Monday next as teachers
in Knoxville College. Miss Starrett is a
stranger in Knoxville, but she comes highly
recommended both for scholarship and
teaching ability.
| Mr.. A. D. Dunbar has returned home
from an extended trip through the Northern
States, purchasing while he was gone, a
large and attractive stock of goods for his
favorite millinery emporium.
Mr.. A. C. Arts, with Mr.. W. T. Cum
Minis, in the Music Emporium" has gone
TO spend few days i'll upper East Tennes-
see, ON business
Miss Bette Bates returned yesterday from
d pleasant visit to Jonesboro.
DR. J. A. Goddard, of the revenue SEP
vice, came down yesterday from Morris
town aud went to Maryville in the after
noon
Mr.. NJ 6. Wright, of Mooresburg, was
| Ill TIE cry yesterday.
Capt. w. r. Kerr. the popular emigrant
agent, left on this mornings train for a
trip to st. Louis, accompanying party,
and will return Sunday night.
Mr.. G. V. Taylor, popular young sales
man at Bartons dry goods emporium, left
yesterday evening for a few days of recrea-
ton at Morristown and Galbraith's Springs.
Mr.. D. NJ. Boyd and family left yesterday
evening for Jonesboro, to spend a few
weeks.
Mr.. Jno. c. Richberg, proprietor of the
Richberg Zinc Works at Clinton, left yes
terday evening for a brief business trip to
Messy Creek. He just returned a day or
two since from trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Sam Samuel a well known clothier,
left yesterday evening for New York, to
purchase new goods.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Bishop, department clerk
at Washington, after spending several
weeks at his home, Powelrs Station, during
which time he had the sad misfortune to
lose his wife, left last night, returning to
Washington.
Mr.. JAS K Meek, son of Hon. Jas. NJ.
Meek, of New Market, arrived yesterday to
re-enter the University of Tennessee. Judge
Meek accompanied him, but returned in the
afternoon.
Mrs. W. L. Trent arrived yesterday from
spending the summer near Strawberry
Plains.
Mrs. S. G Hunt, of Cleveland, arrived
yesterday evening, and is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. H. W. Lynn.
Mr.. J. NJ. Maskall reached home yester-
day evening from trip of several weeks
through Missouri and other Western States
having returned in time to re-enter school.
Maj. T. NJ. Thatcher, quartermaster's
agent at .Madisonville, passed up on yes
terday evenings train to meet his friend
Col. Lon. lexis, at Morristown.
Mr.. Gid. H. Strong, of McMillan's
Station, one of Knox County's Invest farm,
ers, was in the city on business yesterday.
We are glad to learn of Gid.s success with
his excellent wheat drill and fertilizer, both
of which are advertised in our column.
Mr.. Z. W. Adkins, circuit court clerk
left yesterday evening to take in the excur,
sion to Norfolk.
Col. John B. MINIS returned home yes
terday morning from visit to Cape May
and other Eastern points, having purchased
while absent O large and well selected stock
of goods for the new grocery house OF
Hoxsie & Minnis
Mr.. Luther Brown, of Powelrs Station
came in on the X. / o. train yesterday an6
went down to Cleveland to engage in work
Notice.
J.. We have this day associated ourselves to