Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-26
Personal.


Mrs. H. j. Owens, of Owens popular
and attractive millinery establishment, left
last night for the East to make purchases of
the latest and most fashionable goods.
Mrs S. D. Moses left on last nights train
for trip to Virginia.
Maj. Thomas O'Conner, who has been in
the city several days, left on the early train
this morning for Chattanooga.
Mai F. X. Huger, superintendent of the
E. T., V. & G. Railroad, and wife. left on
yesterday evenings train for a trip East
Miss Annie NJ. WHY, cultured and ac-
complished young lady of Jacksonville,
Ala, who has been one of the most popular
season, arrived yesterday, returning home,
and is guest at the home of Col. S. H.
Lockett.
Mr.. B. F. WHY, jr., of Admission, Ala,
who has been at Tate Spring for few
weeks, was in the city yesterday en- route
home.
Mr. w. D. johnson and family, and Mr..
S. J. I. Johnson and daughter, formerly of
Loudon, but now of Texas, have been visit
ing for some days at the homes of Messrs
J. C. Caldwell and CHARLES A. Hodge, and
left yesterday to extend their visit at Lou
don
Miss Kate Formwalt, Miss Maggie Muir
ply and Miss Annie FAM, popular young
ladies of this city, have returned home
| from a pleasant stay at Birds Yellow
Springs.
Misses frankie and Ella Gates, the beau
tiful and accomplished daughters of Capt
John Gates, returned home yesterday from
very pleasant visit of several weeks at
| Roam Mountain.
| Mr. George Brown, the well known
shoemaker, returned home Wednesday
night from trip over the new X. & O.
Railroad connection, also taking in the
Rugby colony, in his trip. He was not
very favorably impressed with Rugby
prospects.
Capt. S. P. Evans, receiver and business
manager of the Anderson County Coal Com
pany, went out yesterday evening to Coal
Greek, on business.
Mr. g. T. Gaines arrived home yester-
day evening from a visit of few weeks to
Middle and West Tennessee
Mr. Fritz w. Hamilton, travelling for a
well-known Cincinnati clothing house, ar
rived ON yesterday evenings train
Mr.. Charley P. Wright, a popular and
efficient book-keeper for Lewis & Carhart,
returned yesterday from Sweetwater, where
he has spent several weeks very pleasantly
Mr.. J. T. Watkins, of Mill Spring, JEFF
ferson County, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. J. C. Miller, of Morristown. spent
few hours in the city yesterday.
Mr.. H. c. Bondurant and fanny left yes
terday evening for visit to Bristol
Mr.. J. J. Cole, of Mt. Horeb, was down
a call
Col JAS L. Gaines, ex-State Comptroller,
is in the city.
Mr. NJ n Cannon, of London, a former
student at the University of Tennessee, ar
rived in the city yesterday evening. Mr..
Cannon has developed into a professional
reacer of considerable requirements, having
been practicing quiet proftably, and antici
pates taking to the stage regularly. He Ger.
tainly has talent in that line and we wish
him abundant success.
Rev. DR. H. H. Morrell, rector of ST
Johns Episcopal Church. arrived home
yesterday from vacation spent quite pleas
antly at Cloudland on Roam Mountain.
Rev. Jno. NJ Walters, of McMillan's
Station, passed down on yesterdays train
bound for Lenoirs, to engage in camp
meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Leech and little daughter re-
turned home yesterday from visit tc
friends near McMillan's
Mrs NJ B. Atkinson, who has beer
spending some time at the home of he,
son-in-law, Mr.. Jas. A. Compton, left yes
terday evening for Jonesboro.
Mrs. Rev. Neander M Woods and chill
dren, of Galveston, Tex, left on yesterday
evenings train for a visit to Rogersville
after spending few days with friends
Mr.. Woods, who was in the city and filled
the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church
last Sunday, joined his family at that place
Mr.. H. w. Curtis, the popular jeweler
has returned from New York. where he pur
chased well selected stock of new good
for his business.
Mr. S. P Condor went on the K & 0
train yesterday evening to the railroad
works.
Mr.. J. L. Offut, of the K. & o. Railaoac
connection, was in after supplies yesterday
Mrs. W. S. Hodge and child came owe
from Maryville yesterday and went on tn
X. & 0. train to Powell's Station, thei
home.
Messrs. C. W. DePue and S. P. Ange
have returned home from the Niagara Fall
excursion.
Mr.. Jabes Cooley, father-in-law of Mr.
Ignaz Franz, who has been for severa
months in Virginia, is in the city,
, Capt. Fred H. Field, the clever agent O
t the Cincinnati Southern Railway, located a
) Chattanooga was in the city yesterday.
Colt Show.
Mr. Nathan Henson will have his annua
colt show, where he invites an exhibition o
the colts of his celebrated jack big Mig
ger" in this city ON the 18th of September
He will give as premiums for the best col