Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-14

King leaves this week for New York to take |
his position again with well-known hard
ware house.
Mr. w. Dow Rule, mail messenger on the
river route from Chattanooga to Kingston,
who has been taking a short furlough at
home, left yesterday, returning to his work
Mr. Rich. F. Gaut went yesterdays
train for trip down the road combining
business with pleasure.
Mr.. John Upton, claim agent in the gen
eral passenger and ticket Office of the E.
T., v Il G. Railroad, went down yesterday
for visit to his home at Loudon.
Mr.. Charley Ross returned yesterday
from pleasant stay or few days at Mont
vale Springs.
Mr. Frank W. Armstrong; family re-
turned yesterday from a summer visit to
upper East Tennessee.
Mr. VIM. J. McNutt, of the popular whole
sale hardware house of McClung, Powell &
Co., arrived yesterday from business trip
among the upper counties i
Rev. I. NJ. Lowry, of Aberdeen, Miss,
who has been doing Tate Spring for a few
weeks, passed through, returning home,
yesterday.
Miss Kittie Gillespie, of New Market,
who has been visiting the Misses Armstrong
for few days, left yesterday to extend her
visit to Sweetwater.
Mr.. H. B. Carhart left yesterday to join
his family, who are summering at White
Cliff Springs
Mr. John A. McKelden and family, of
Athens, passed down yesterday, returning
from a two weeks sojourn at Tate Spring.
Mr. W. NJ. Turner, the CHRONICLES
staunch friend at Strawberry Plains, ac-
companied by his wife, arrived in the city
on yesterdays train.
Mr.. H. NJ. Aiken's family returned home
yesterday from pleasant sojourn of few
weeks at Mountyale Springs.
Miss Ada B. Meek, of New Market, who
has been visiting the Misses Armstrong,
and her brother, Mr.. Jas. Meek, returned
home yesterday evening.
Mrs Dr. T. J. Swift and Mrs j. s. Boyd
have gone to Montvale Springs for season
of rest and respiration.
Mrs Elizabeth Compton and her little son
Charley left yesterday morning for Gadsden,
Ala, to join her husband Lon Compton.
Mr.. M. A. Cassidy returned yesterday
morning from a trip to Bristol.
Rev r. W. Kite, of Hawkins County,
who has filed quite acceptable for several
weeks the position of general secretary of
the Y. NJ. G. A. at this place, left for his
home yesterday evening.
Mrs. DIR. J. H. Morgan and her daughter
Miss Eva arrived home yesterday evening
from a protracted visit among friends in
Michigan, after trip among the Eastern
and Northern cities
Mr.. r. 2. Roberts, of the Southern Car
Works, returned to the city yesterday eve
ming from trip to his home, Harrisville,
Mich
Mr.. Chas. Seymour arrived yesterday
evening from trip West.
Mr.. I. P. Scarborough returned yester-
day from brief trip to Western North
Carolina and Virginia, where he went in the
interest of the celebrated elastic paint"
Mr.. Tim. Shea, contractor on the K &
0. Railroad connection works, arrived in
the city yesterday on business trip, and
returned on the evening train.
Mrs. John Pagan went yesterday evening
for 70
Mr.. S. B. Kennedy, of the firm of Ris-
tine, May & Co., who is located at Atlanta,
arrived on yesterday evenings train.
Mrs. r. P. Spence, of Athens and child,
arrived yesterday evening to visit at the
home of her father, Mr.. H. L. Bradley.
Mr.. Asa B. Bixby, general secretary of
Y. NJ C. A. at this place, arrived yesterday
from trip of several weeks North, and will
enter at once upon his duties.
Rev John NJ. Walters, of McMillan's
Station, came down yesterday and went
over to Maryville to fill an appointment for
preaching.
Miss Rosa Marshall of this city is spend
ing few days in Clinton with her sister
s1rs. DIR. Hollingsworth.
Mrs. C. M. McGhee Miss Lawson Nc
Ghee, Mrs. Geo. W. Baxter and Mrs. c.
d. McClung arrived home yesterday even
| ing from White Cliff Springs.
Miss Alice McEwen arrived yesterday
from visit to Chattanooga, and is at the
home of Col. A. A. Barnes, West End.
Messrs. J. L. and j. D. Offutt, contrac-
tors on the X. & o. Railroad connection,
returned to their works yesterday evening
| Mr. W. H. Wayland, of the Bristol and
Chattanooga railway mail service, stopped
off yesterday evening with his family, who
will go to their former home in Sever
County to remain few weeks
Miss Salie Swingle, of johnson City,
who has been visiting some weeks at the
home of Mrs L. A. r. Nelson, left for
home yesterday evening.
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