Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-06
Personal.


Peoples Bank, and wife, returned yester-
day from brief visit to upper East Ten
nessee.
Mrs. Charles w. DePue and Mr.. Sam W.
Graves returned yesterday from spending
day or two at Morristown.
Mr. Matt G. McClung and family returned
yesterday from pleasant stay of few
days at Tate Spring.
Mr. J. w. Griffith, a well known New
York travelling salesman, passed through ON
Yesterdays west bound train, direct from
New York, bound for Sweetwater.
Capt Charley Patterson, of the Chicago,
ST. Louis and New Orleans Railroad, ar
rived yesterday from Jonesboro. where he
has been spending some time among home
folks
Mr.. John Lynn and wife, of Sullivan
county, who have been visiting their son,
Mr. H. W. Lynn, for some days, left yes
terday evening, returning home.
Mr. E. j. Sanford, his daughter, Miss.
Emma, and son. Mr.. Edward, and Miss
Lou Guyaz, left yesterday evening for Old
Point Comfort and other sea coast resorts.
Mrs. L. s. Richardson left yesterday for
| New Marlboro Mass. to spend the sum-
mer months.
Misses Lila and Louise Reeder, daughters
of Hon Alex. Reeder, went yesterday
evening to Strawberry Plains to spend some
| +;,na amopo friands and raIatiyps
Capt Jas. R. Robinson, of Greeneville,
was in the city yesterday. He has COM
pletely recovered from his serious and
lengthy illness.
Messrs. Sam B. Dow and E. f. Nc
MILAN have returned home, having spent
few days quite pleasantly at Tate Spring.
Rev. c. C. Rankin, pastor of Church
Street, NJ E. Church, South, has returned
home from delightful visit of few days
at Mt. Horeb Springs.
Our young friend, Mr.. W. G. McAdoo,
IL, is home again from jaunt to the
mountains. ....H
Mr.. VIII Sullins, son of Rev. DIR. David
Sullins, who has been visiting his brother,
Mr.. Charley Sullins, in this city for a few
DAYS, left yesterday evening for his home
at Emory, Va VIII graduated at Emory
and Henry with high honors at the recent
commencement.
Mr. W r. Fitzsimmons editor of the
Elizabethton Mountaineer was in the city
yesterday.
t Miss Ora Miller left yesterday evening for
Tate Spring.
Mr.. JAS. W. Wallace, of the Tribune, left
yesterday to rr,sticate at Tate Spring for a
few days.
Mr. J. w Borches, a popular and well
known merchant at Strawberry Plains, re-
turned home Monday night from pleasant
trip to Arkansas and other Western points
Mr. w G.. Benton, who has been in this
city and vicinity for several months, can
wasting for the sale of JEFF. Davis book
''The Rise and Fall of the Confederate
Government" left yesterday for his home,
Louisville Ky Mr.. Benton is an intelli
gent and genial gentlemen, and made many
v friends during his stay here.
Mr. E. A. Broyles, salesman for Taylor d
f Co., and his WIFE left yesterday for Jones
d boro to spend few days with their friends
d Mr.. E. W. Adkins, clerk of our circui
l court, has returned home from trip t
6 Newberry, s. c., where he organized
commandery of the United Order of thu
i Golden Cross.
t. Bakersyille a. Co. Mountain Voice: Mis-
t Ida L. Heap has returned home from an ex
!. tended visit to Knoxville, Tenn. She wal
accompanied by Mrs. Ella G. Helms, 0.
Morristown, and Miss Rida Jourolmon, O
Y Knoxville, who will be her guests while
$ soiourning here. Miss Rida is a pretty and
i fascinating young graduate, and We doubt
: not will cause a tiutter in the hearts OF
Ii home
e Miss Ora Breuster, Miss Jennie Mayes
:. and Miss Sammie Childress, attractive ant
/ accomplished young ladies of Sweetwater
l. ca ne up on yesterday evenings train, ant
are registered at the Lamar House.
l. Mr. J. j. Cote, live merchant at Mt
Horeb, Jefferson County, was in the cit.
yesterday.
Mr. w. l. O'Brien, prominent youn
gentleman of Greenville, and an extensiv
stock dealer, was in the city yesterday.
- Miss Nellie Bridges, popular teacher i
our public schools, who has been taking
:, portion of her vacation at her home i
y Athens, passed up the road yesterday even
ing to visit friends at New Market. Sh
- will extend her trip to Roam Mountain.
Mr. John I. Smith, clever salesman fc
~ vestars popular clothing house, accom-
c. panied by his wife, has returned from
i'll pleasant and extended trip among the elite
r. of the Northwest.
Kidney Complaints
of all descriptions are relieved at once, an
III speedily cured by Kidney-Wort. 1t seen
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