Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-28
Personal.

from Nashville, accompanied by Prof. I.
NJ. Davis, who will remain here permanent
ly and in Professor Goodman's absence will
have charge of the college here. Professor
Davis is from Salem, Va, but has been
teaching at Nashville for some time. He
also taught for some time in the college at
Alfred Center, n. Y, and comes with high
recommendations.
Col. L. H. Reeves, United States mar
shall, returned yesterday from Jonesboro,
where he accompanied his family some days
since.
Miss Loudie Fariss, of Lafayette, Ga,
who has been visiting relatives in the city
for two weeks, left yesterday to continue
her visit at Sweetwater.
Mrs. w. W. Woodruff and daughter, Miss
Lutte, returned yesterday evening from a
visit to Cincinnati.
Mr. v F. Gossett; of the popular Market
Square boot and shoe house of Gossett,
Ford & Bro, left yesterday evening for
Greeneville, to take in the fair this week.
He took along samples of those splendid
'Solar Tip" shoes, and will enter them for
a special premium.
Mr.. c. A. Frame, of Messy Greek, was in
the city yesterday
Mr.. R. F. Wells, representing VIM. l..
Lloyd Co., lumber merchants and ex-
porters of American woods, Philadelphia,
Pa, was in the city on business, and gave
the CHRONICLE a call yesterday.
| Capt. Jno. q. Heap, of Baksrsvilie, n.
c., arrived in the city yesterday.
Capt. r. H. McDonnelly, of Elizabethton,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. S. Fitzgerald, a CHRONICLE
compositor, left yesterday evening for
Greeneville, his old home, to put in fair
week among friends.
Miss Ella Coffin, of Sweetwater, arrived
in the city on yesterday evenings train.
Col W. NJ. Nichols, of Georgia. former
Up of Montvale Springs, arrived on yester-
day evenings train.
Mrs Laura johnson and Miss Mamie
Brown, of cambridge, are in the city visiting
friends.
Mr.. Jas. A. Gass, ST., of the firm of Gass
& Co., of cambridge, is in the city on
business
MIR. r. Groves came down from his Jeffer-
son County home yesterday, and is now an
attache of the Hattie House.
Mrs T. P. Thomas returned yesterday
from visit up the road.
Judges JAS. G. Deaderick and Robt Nc
Farland of the supreme bench, returned
yesterday from their homes.
Mrs. ]. n. Betterton and her neice, Miss
Mollie Betterton, and Miss Ella Gray re-
turned yesterday from visit of several
weeks to Virginia.
Mr. Walker w. Joynes, of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md, arrived Sun
day morning to visit his father, DIR. E. S.
Joynes, of the the University for short
time. Mr. Alex G. Fite and wife, nee Miss
Belle Joynes, arrived last night from Nash.
vile for visit. The family circle is thus
complete once more, and DIR. Joynes will
have reunion.
Col. JAS L. Gaines and family left yes
terday for Nashville.
Capt. G. Zimmerman, of Jefferson Coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday.
Miss frankie Oates assistant teacher il
Holston Seminary, at New Market, arrived
yesterday. She met with the misfortune OF
getting her ankle badly sprained and viii
have to go on crutches for some time. Hen
sister, Miss Susie, went up yesterday even
ing to take her place in school.
Col. George Washington accompanied his
family yesterday as far as Chattanooga, OF
their way to Covington, Ky, which will bt
their future home. Colonel Washington re
turned last night, and will remain here some
, time yet, looking after his business in thu
courts
Mr.. Sam E. Young and wife, of Sweet
water, arrived on yesterday evenings train
DIR. A. J. Campbell returned yesterda,
evening from a visit to Esquire w. S. Smith
at Ebenezer, his wife being quite i'll.
DR.. W. FL. Richards, the dentist, returne,
yesterday evening from an extended tril
North and West.
Mr.. Milton B. Ochs of Chattanooga,
student at the University, returned yester
= day evening from visit home
I Mr.. D. B. Caldwell, salesman in Loben
STEMS clothing house, and wife, returne,
yesterday from visit to Strawberry Plains
Mr.. III. J. Condor, the popular railroa'
contractor, was up Sunday from his work
| in Georgia.
Mr.. S. P. Condor was in yesterday iron
the works of Condor a. Co., on the X. l. o
Railroad extension.
MIR. t. T. McWhirter, of the Rhe
County News, was in the city and paid tn
t CHRONICLE pleasant call yesterday.
= Capt. Chas. ii. Thomas, the efficien
clerk of the Hattie House, returned yestel
day from pleasant visit to his wife an
babies at Morristown.
Miss Nellie Bridges, teacher in our cit
Ii schools, returned last night from a brie
g visit to home folks at Athens.
n Mr.. S. p. WINS, jr., of Athens, arrive
last night, and is at the Atkin House.
No TINE TO BE LosT.-In the incipiel
K stages of consumption, the first symptom
O e,.allu =. hackincr couch Mains in II