Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-15
Personal,

Mrs Henry Miller, of Maryville, went
down on yesterdays train to Sweetwater.
Messrs. T. H. Galloway and j. S. Gala
way, of Monroe County, were in the city
yesterday. y @f2 s f31s1au - !.
MIR. Fl. B. Carhart and family left on yes
terday's train for season at White GhT
Springs. h 81 .a4azsF4f arfs so
Mr.. c. L, Hardwick, prominent citizen
of Cleveland, was in the city and returned
home yesterday. 4. k
Mrs. j. FL. Brownlee and her son, VIII,
left yesterday for visit to their former
home in Pennsylvania. ~ -xzT
Mr.. W. A. Anderson and wife returned
yesterday from a pleasant and profitable
stay at Tate Spring. ~
Hon. Leon Trousdale, who has been at.
tending the State Normal institute, left yes
terday, returning to Nashville
Mrs H. O. Wilson, of Maryville aunt of
Mr.. T. II. Ford printer of this city, left
on yesterdays train for visit to Cleveland,
Ohio. s.r
Miss Sallie Jones, daughter of Mr. E. G.
Jones, of the Asylum, and her younger
sister, returned from a pleasant visit to
Tate Spring.
Mrs. NJ E. Smith, sister of Capt. S NJ.
Dyer, left on yesterdays train for st. Louis
and Rolla, Mo-, to spend some months Wis
| iting relatives and friends.
| Mr. W. B. McMullen, of the Alabama
Parian Marble Company, left yesterday for
trip to Cincinnati and other cities West,
introducing his excellent marble.
Gen. William Patrick, president of the
Knoxville Marble Company, left yesterday
for his home, st. Louis, being summoned
by telegraphon urgent business. s.-
Mrs S. T. Abbott, Mrs w. n. DeGroat
and two sons, frankie and Eddie, and
daughter, Miss Emmie, and Mrs. Gid John
son and her three children left yesterday
for upper East Tennessee and Virginia to
spend part of the heated term. -z.
! Mr.. Noah F. Reed, the popular and
oblging young salesman at the dry goods
house of Matt. Nelson & Co., left yesterday
for Tate Spring, Morristown and other
points to spend the remainder of the heated
term. 1t is rumored that Noah has gone,
i'll addition, on some very important bust
ness and will not return alone Success be
unto him.
Mr.. E, c. Avis, formerly in the employ
of Messrs. S4een & Marshall, having spent
a few weeks among the mountains near
Coal Greek, has returned to Knoxville and
will assist Mr. W. F. Cummins in the
Music Emporium, while he visits Mt Nebo
Springs After this, Mr. Avis returns to
Coal Creek to engage in the goods bust
ness
Mr.. J. J. Cole, of Mt Horeb, Jefferson
County, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. V. T. Gossett, of the popular Market
Square shoe and hat house, returned yes
terday from spending few days at Hen
family is for the season.
Mr.. j. l.. Smith, well known lawyer, of
Charleston, son of the late ex-Congressman
Smith, is in the city attending Federal
Il
call last night. -
Mr.. Robt Vestal, the popular clothier,
arrived home yesterday morning from a
trip East, where he has purchased another
immense stock of attractive clothing.
Mr.. E. G. Sylvester, a well known livery
man, and Mr.. W. c. Jones, both of Loudon,
were in the city yesterday.
Judge J. f. J. Lewis, county court clerk,
returned yesterday evening from Nashville,
/ where he went to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge, A. o. U. W. His son and
daughter, Miss Blanche, accompanied him.
Mr.. Geo. E. Jones family left on yester-
day evenings train for Greeneville, their
| former home.
Hon. A. II. Pettibone, of Greeneville, re-
turned home on yesterday evenings train,
Col. John E. Helms, of the Morristowll
Gazette, came down yesterday and paid the
CHRONICLE a pleasant call.
!. Miss Lizzie Grant, of Athens, left yester-
day evening to extend her visit among rela-
tives in upper East Tennessee.
Mr. Jno P Beach returned yesterday
from Morristown
Mr.. John C. Lord, who has charge of the
CHRONICLES city subscription list, left yes
terday to spend few days at Doyles
Springs, where his family are for the sum-
mer. @'
Judge George Andrews, his wife and
daughter, Miss Carrie, Miss Maggie Thorn
burgh, daughter of Hon. J. NJ Thornburgh.
and Prof. B. S. Burton left yesterday even
ing for Roam Mountain to enjoy the cooling
breezes of that delightful resort for sea
son. aH
Miss Laurie Dunbar, the accomplished
daughter of Mr. A. d. Dunbar, left yester-
!. day morning for Leadvale, Jefferson
County, to remain during the heated term.
Prof r. DIS. Robertson and wife and his
mother have gone to spend the vacation
weeks, enjoying the country breezes mean
Riverdale, Knox County. y.
Mrs Charles Armstrong and children and
her sister, Miss Emma Higdon, left on yes
terday evenings train for Galbraith's
Springs for the heated term.
OPENED FOR THE SEASON.
Kern's Ice Cream saloon Now Ready fol
Visitors.
Lovers of delicious cream will find the