Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24
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Hickman House,. cambridge was in the
city yesterday, and gave the CHRONICLE . !
pleasant call.
Rev. J. s. Hill, secretary of the Holston !
Conference, N. E. Church, came down from
Morristown yesterday, looking after the
publication of the minutes.
Miss Adelia Armstrong, daughter of Col.
r. II. Armstrong, left yesterday for a visit
to Chattanooga.
Miss Ada Carter left yesterday to visit the
Atlanta Exposition.
Mr.. A. K 3. Newman, OF cambridge,
was in to see US yesterday.
Mr.. FL. L. Cooper went to Charleston on
legal business on yesterdays train.
W. f. Park, Esq, prominent lawyer of
cambridge, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Allison, the shoemaker, left
on yesterday evenings train for Norfolk,
! Va, where he will make his future home,
with his son.
Mr.. S. Hersey, the piano tuner, went
down on yesterdays train to lower East
| Tennessee.
| Capt. Jno. 2. Smith, assistant United
! States district attorney, has returned from
/ trip to Johnson and Garter Counties
! Mr.. E. Weatherford, engineer on the A.
/ G. S. Railroad, returned yesterday from
| trip to Greene County and stopped over
! with Knoxville friends He will return to-
day to Chattanooga.
| Mrs. Dallas, wife of MIR. Brad Dallas, left
on the early train yesterday morning for
Omaha, Neb., to join her husband, who is
engaged as a machinist there.
Miss Matte Hilton returned yesterday
evening from visit to Chattanooga.
Miss Lou. Krutch returned Monday night
from trip to the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Annie Seaton, neice of our fellow
townsmen W. H. Swan, Esq, and Mr.. w.
K. Eckle, left on yesterdays train for Lex
ington, Mo-, which she will make her
home.
Mrs. DR.. W. A. Harrison returned yester-
day evening from visit to Athens
Messrs. J. NJ. Queener, with McTeer's
clothing house, and r. n. Magill, with
Lewis Il Carhart's grocery house, both
popular and efficient statesmen, came in
Monday night from successful trips.
Rev. F. Richardson, late presiding elder
of the Knoxville District, HoIston Confer
ence, NJ. Z. Church, South, but now editor
of the Holston Methodist, left with his
family yesterday evening to make their
home at Bristol, where the paper is to be
moved.
Rev. DR.. J. H. Keith's family left on yes
terday evenings train for their new home
at Asheville, n. c., where DR.. Keith is
stationed as pastor of the Southern Meth
odist Church.
Mr.. W. A. Gailbraith, deputy clerk and
master, left yesterday evening, fully eqip-
ped for a bird hunt to Jefferson County
Messrs. H. L. Dick, clerk at the Trade
: Palace, and w. F. Dick, alerk for Strong &
Co, left on yesterday evenings train, to
spend Thanksgiving at their home, New
Market.
Hfr. Jesse L. Rogers, of cambridge,
. arrived on yesterday evenings train, and is
at the Hattie House.
Mr.. Will E. Strong and Master Eddie
: Denauy, of Strong & Cos. Market square
house, left yesterday evening to take
: Thanksgiving at McMillan's.
Mr.. J. L. Ross, of Ross Bros mems fur
,, nishing goods house, returned yesterda,
from visit to the Atlanta Exposition. Ed
reports the exposition grand success, ant
a tremendous crowd is in attendance thi
week, with every train coming in crowded
Col A. A Barnes returned home yester
. day evening from a trip to Cincinnati.
Mr. Chas. B. Woodward, well known
typo, who is now at Gainesville, Ga, arrive,
o home on yesterday evenings tain, in answe
. to a telegram from his wife, on account O
= the serious illness of his youngest child
He fround the babe somewhat improved
>. though yet quite i'll.
. Mr.. julius W. Lewis, of the popula
! wholesale grocery house of Lewis C.rhart
:, i confined to his home quite i'll, wit
- t phoid fever.