Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-27
Personal.


MIR. w. E. Johnston, baggage agent of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at Hunt
ingdon, W. Va, and his family, who have
been visiting Knoxville, left yesterday, re-
turning home.
Miss Bette Burgess, of Cornersyille, who
has been attending the Normal Institute,
left yesterday, returning home.
Rev. DIR. G. W. LeVere, returned yester-
day from attending a sacramental meeting
at Rogersville.
DIR. A. J. Campbell and his son Walter,
returned Monday from a pleasant trip to
the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina.
Mr. W. W. HARRISON, popular young
salesman at Gaines shoe and hat house,
left yesterday to rusticate few days in the
country, near Church Grove.
Messrs. NJ. L. Ross, FL. M. Aiken and J.
+. j. Lewis, returned yesterday from a
brief visit to MontvaIe Springs, where each
of their families arc passing the heated
term.
Prof G. r. Knabe went ON yesterday IS
train to Muddy Greek, to visit his young
friend and pupil, Jas. r. Cooke, who has
recently returned from attending the blind
school and taking music lessons in Boston.
Prof. Knabe will enjoy the country breeze 8
for a short time as a recreation and rest
from his arduous labors in the music room.
Mrs. w. M. Bradford, of Chattanooga,
left yesterday, to extend her visit at Athens.
Mrs A. P Bradford of this city, accom-
panied her.
Mr.. Chas Kohlhase's family are summer
ing it for season at LEAFS Springs
Mr.. Jas. FL. Hensley, the popular and eff
ficient travelling salesman for Coffin &
Mckinney, left yesterday evening for upper
East Tennessee.
Miss Willie Belle DePue, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. DePue, left yesterday even
ing for Greeneville, and will spend some
weeks visiting there and at Morristown.
Mr.. Chas. Piper, returned yesterday from
rusticating a few days at Rogersville.
Mr.. W. X. Blair, clerk in the E. T., v
d G.. Railroad general ticket-office, return
ed yesterday from a visit to his family, who
are summering in upper East Tennessee.
Prof Ed. P. Moses, returned yesterday
from summer jaunt to Jonesboro, Roam
Mountains, and other points.
Mr.. Ebert Kerr, clerk and master of the
chancery court at London, passed down
yesterday from enjoying few days recrea-
ton ct Tate Spring.
Miss White, of Cleveland, arrived in the
city yesterday evening, and is the guest of
her brother, Capt. w. o. White.
Rev. j. W. Miller came up from Loudon
County yesterday evening, stopped over a
few hours and went last night to Morris
town
Prof J. Fl. Ijams returned home yester-
day evening from short trip down the
railroad.
Capl. j. S. Crary, of the Tennessee
River Improvement works, arrived yester-
day evening from his home at Charleston
Prof. G. W. Hubbard, of the Central
Tennessee College; Prof L. B. Tefft, of
the Nashville Normal and Theological Insti-
tute; and Prof. A. X. Spence, of the Fisk
University; all of Nashville, arrived Mon
day night to attend and lecture before the
colored Normal Institute, and are at the
Hattie House.
Mr.. w. B. McMullen, of the Alabama
Parian Marble Company, has returned from
successful business trip to Cincinnati and
other points West. ~ es
Mrs. r. M. Doll and children, of Ohio,
arrived in the city yesterday evening, to
| visit relatives. -z.-a~-ze
Rev. R. Pierce passed up 'yesterday even
ing, bound for his home at Messy Creek
from his work as presiding elder of the
Chattanooga District Holston Conference
NJ. e. Church.
Mr.. Sam Houses wife and children wen
out on the K. d o. train yesterday evening
for few weeks recreation in the country
Mr.. Jno. E. Chapman, of Andersonville
who has been in the city, returned home OF
the K. & 0. train yesterday evening.
! Mrs. Jas. L. King, of Bristol, arrivet
yesterday, to visit relatives and friends, AMI
is the guest of her brother, Capt. John NJ
1 Brooks.
Mrs. S. T. Abbott returned homo ayester
day from, a pleasant stay OF Leafs Springs
Mr. James Bowron, of South Pittsburg
and Capt II. s. Chamberlain, of Chatta
noofra. were in the CITY YESTERDAY -
SHOW Cases ct Factory Prices, - 81 :
| Els at AID. DuesDAnax 81 g. 1t