Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-05
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. viii Price left yesterday to take in
he Atlanta Exposition for few days.
MIR. 10. Burger, of Maryville, left here
for trip to Cincinnati.
Col T. II. Hedrick and little daughter |
came down yesterday from Morristown,
Mrs. G. NJ. Harriu returned home yester-
day from visit to upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. w. O. Hunt, who has been with
Messrs. Condor & Co. on their Knoxville &
Ohio Railroad works, spent day or two in
the city, and has gone to Atlanta to be con-
nected with the work on the Macon and
Brunswick line, in Georgia.
Mr.. S. Condor, of the K. d 0. Railroad
extension works, WAS in the city Sunday.
He still has large force of hands on his
portion of the work, and expects to put it
through by June.
Mr.. Jas. 4. Ogden, general passenger
and ticket agent of the e. T., V. d 6.
Railroad Company, returned home Sunday
evening from an extended trip to Colorado
and the West
Mr.. ]. Neil Mitchell left on Sunday even
'ing's train for Rogersville, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Jno. K. Shields.
Col A. BLIZZARD and Capt. W. L. HARRISON
came up from Athens Sunday evening, to
attend supreme court.
Rev. NJ. A. Rule, of the NJ. e. Church,
who has been on the Rogersville circui1
during the past year, was in the city yester-
day.
Hon. Jos. Eckel, of Talbott's Station,
came down on yesterdays train.
DIR. j. IT, Cazier, the well known dentist,
has returned from a stay of several weeks
at Jonesboro, and resumed his practice in
his Office in the FOuche Block.
Mr. S. Gratz, the genial and popular New
! York travelling salesman, is in the city, cir
culating among his many friends.
Rev. c. D. Munsey, minister of the NJ.
E. Church, who has been on the Taylors-
vile circuit, is in the city.
| Messrs A. J. Weir, W. w Waisman and
John Bowman, of Jacksboro, and o. w.
Walsh, of Donaldson, purchased tickets
and entered Goodman's Business College
yesterday.
Capt. D. NJ. Taylor, and his brother, II.
h. Taylor, Esq, of Erin, left on yesterday
evenings train for Johnson City, to spend g
few days, also to take in the Jonesboro fair
Mr.. Peter Kern, the popular confectioner
left yesterday evening for a purchasing triI
East.
Miss Nellie Buckley left yesterday even
ing for Bristol.
Messrs. T. E. FL. McCroskey and j. b
Hicks, legal gentlemen, from Madisonville
arrived yesterday to take in supreme court
Capt. j. G. Hodges, of Morristown
came down yesterday on business.
Mr.. W. F. Cummins, of the popula
music emporium, left yesterday evening TO
the Jonesboro fair
) Mr.. Leon Thompson, of the sub-con
tracing firm of Jones & Thompson, is il
on business trip from the works at tn
State line on the K. & o. Railroad extern
sion.
Mrs. Lucie Smith and Miss Ida Fain, O
Rogersville, and Miss Lula Glover, o
Memphis, three charming ladies, who hav
contributed much to the social enjoyment
at the Hattie Hoase for few days, left yes
terday, returning to Rogersville.
Mr.. D. NJ. Owen, a popular sewing ms
chine agent at Athens, passed up the roa
on yesterday evenings train, bound fo
Rogersville.
Mr.. W. B. Stephens, of Madisonvills
came up yesterday evening to Suprem
Court.
Col. P. B. Mayheld, of Cleveland, is her
: attending Supreme Court.
Mr.. j. R. Ross, of Clinton, was in th
city yesterday and gave the CHRONICLE
pleasant call.
Mr.. V. F. Gossett, of Gossett, Ford
Bros shoe house, returned yesterday eve
e ming from the Sweetwater. fair.
o Mr.. Jno. j. Littleton, Jr., of the King
= ton Cyclone arrived yesterday evening.
. Mr.. t. P. Mcdaniel went on yesterda
evenings train to Bristol, to come down tn
road to-day with the chicken train.
Mr.. John Hope, of Hope Bros, jewelers
returned yesterday from the Sweetwate
fair.
Capt. R. X. Robinson, an influential Law
yer at Madisonville, arrived yesterday ever
&. ing, to attend Supreme Court.
Mr.. W. K Sheddan of Cleveland, arrive
= yesterday evening
n Capt D. r. Nelson and Mr.. Ed. p. NJ
Queen, of Loudon, are here to attend 81
preme Court.