Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-29
Personal.

Miss A. Mexican left last night for Proyi-
1ence. k. l., to spend several months.
Mrs. J. c. Flanders left last night for
visit to New York and other points East.
Mr.. d. Hermann, of New York, who has
been with his nephew, Mr.. Julius Mayer,
for sometime, left last night for New York.
Mr.. w. c. Swift and family, of Arkansas,
arrived on last nights train to visit his faith
or, DR.. T. j. Swift
Miss Hattie Bowen, of Aberdeen, Miss,
arrived on last nights train.
DIR. B. G. Simmons, the popular dentist,
left yesterday for trip of few weeks
North on business and for recreation.
Mr.. Joon H. Davies, who is rusticatins
with his family in the country, near Stsaw-
berry Plains, was in the city yesterday,
looking very much improved in health.
MIR. Rush Hazen, popular travelling sales
man for Lewis and Carhart, arrived yester-
day from trip up the road
Hon. S. A. Rodgers, of Loudon, and his
two little daughters, came over yesterday
from Montvale Springs, and returned home
on the ii o'clock train.
Mr.. w. NJ Baxter and wife left on yes
terday evenings train for Hot Springs, Va,
to remain during the heated term.
Mr. Wesley Weatherford, of the we'll
known firm of brick contractors, Middleton
& Weatherford, left yesterday for trip to
Arkansas and other Western points, to be
gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Davis, president of the Iron
Workers Amalgamated Union, in this city
left yesterday for Cleveland, Ohio, to at
tend the general convention of the union.
Mr.. Alvin Barton left yesterday evening
to enjoy few days of recreation at Tate
Spring.
Mr. L. Peltier went on yesterday even
enings train to Rogersville.
Mr. S. E. Kelley, the clever depot agent
at Athens, came up yesterday evening to
spend short time among his many Knox
vile friends.
Misses Annie and Lou Cardwel1, daugh-
tiers of DR. p H. Cardwen, went on yester-
day evenings train to McAIillan's Station.
Miss Minnie Eckle, daughters of Mr.. W.
K. Eckle, returned yesterday evening from
. visit to Athens and Chattanooga.
Prof W. R. Murphy left YESTERDAY even
ing for the district conference of the NJ. E.
Church at New Market
Mr.. Thos Rogers and family and Miss E.
W. White left yesterday evening for Cloud
land, on top of Roam Mountain, to spend
the remainder of the heated term.
Miss Ella Scott, the accomplished and
popular milliner at the Trade Palace" OF
Messrs. Young q Dyer left yesterday even
ing for trip to Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Thos. L. Williams went up yesterday
evening to join his family who are summer.
ing it near Russellville.
Mrs. John Fox, mother of John G. Fox,
engineer at the custom-hOuse, accompanied
by her daughter, left yesterday for Pont
Dollhouse, Ontario Canada, on visit &c
relatives.
Misses Lila and Ionic Reeder, daughters
OF Hon. Alex Reeder, returned home OIL
yesterdays train from spending few weeks
quite pleasantly in the country, near Straw.
berry Plains.
Col. I. H. Reeves, U. S. marshal, and
Deputy j. L. Lewis returned home yester-
day evening from Nashville, where they
Went to convey the two prisoners sentenced
by the recent term of the Federal court tc
the penitentiare.
Rev. j. B. Ford, of Cleveland. passed III
the road yesterday evening, en- route fol-
New Market, to attend the District Confer
enee of the M. E. Church.
Mr.. Jno. d. McCovick went, on yesterday
evenings train, to New Market.
Mr.. Julius Mayer, well-known commits
sion merchant of our city, returned on yes.
ter1ay evenings train from trip to Lexing-
ton, Ky. His friends cannot imagine what
meaneth that pleasing smile on his face
since his return.
Prof. G.. r. Knabe returned home yes
terday evening from pleasant visit to his
young friend and music student. James r.
Cooke, at Muddy Greek.
Mrs. Charles H. Thomas, wife of oul
clever friend, the clerk at the Hattie House,
arrived yesterday from her home at Morris
town, to visit her husband, and is at the
Hattie House.
MIR. Henry Chaner, leading merchant of
Flat Gap, Jefferson County, was in the city
yesterday.
MIR. A. H. Neal, formerly of New Market,
passed down the road yesterday on his way
to his home at Clay Centre, Kansas.
Mr.. Jas. P. Reeder, returned yesterday
from short trip to the farm of his father.
Hon Alex. Reeder, near Strawberry Plains.
Prof. G. r. MCGEE and wife, Miss Fan
ME o. Hill, Miss Sallie Blakemore and Miss
M. E. Grigsby, of Mrenton, Tenn, who
have been attending the Normal Institute,
left yesterday for Home
Rev. r. n Price returned yesterday
morning from accompanying his family to
Emory, Va, which will be their home in
| the future. Mr.. Price will still have charge
of the Holston Methodist until the first OF
| September.
Nh. H. L. Bradley returned yesterday
from passing few days with his family,
who are at Tate Spring.
| A Physicians Testimony.