Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-02
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Messrs ]. A. Bishop, of HeisksIs Sta
ion, John. H. Porter, of Madisonville, L.
q. Groner, of Powells Station and G. F.
Trent, of Strawberry Plains, purchased
yesterday from Messrs. Jones
& Sons, and entered upon their studies at
the Knoxville Business College.
Miss Lou ~ Barnes, of Galveston, Tex,
is on visit of several weeks at the home OF |
Mr. O. F. Winkleman, a mile or so out on
the Tazewell pike.
Mr. j. NJ. Cant, of the firm of j. w.
Gaut & Son, returned yesterday morning
from season of recreation for 4 few weeks,
and is at business again.
Mr., E. T. Patrick and sister, son. and
daughter of Gen. VIM. Patrick, OF st.
Louis, who have been in the city for some
weeks. left yesterday for home.
Mr.. j.. A. Gaboury and family left on
Yesterdays Train en- route to Denver, Colo,
where they expect to make their home.
Mr.. S. Mayer went on yesterdays train
to Chattanooga, on business.
Mr. H. D. Jones, of Concord, has pur-
chased scholarship in Goodman's Knox
vile Business College, and entered. as a
student yesterday.
Col. Jno. M. Flemmins returned yester-
day from Mineral Hill Springs, where he
has been during the heated term.
Mr.. w. B. Melvin and family returned
Yesterday from spending a few weeks at
Mo1ristown and Mineral Hill Springs
| Miss Nellie Bridges, a popular and eff
Gent young lady teacher in the Peabody
School, returned yesterday from a vacation
pleasantly passed among friends in Carter
| County.
Mr.. J. A. Mabry. jr., returned yesterday
from trip of a few weeks to Virginia
Mr.. Charles Bogart, of Monroe County,
who has been visiting his son-in-law, Capt.
R. NJ. Warren, left yesterday for home
| Mr.. D. D. Wilkins and family, of Mis-
sissippi, who have been at Tate Spring
during the season, passed down the road
Yesterday, en- route home, but will stop over
to visit Mr.. Wilkins father, near Chatta,
nooga They were to be joined at Athens
by the two Oldest daughters, who went down
few days since.
Gen. S. D. Lee, of Mississippi, and
family, who have spent the season at Warn
Springs, N. c., passed through yesterday
returning home.
Ex-senator Jas. E. Bailey, of Gainesville
and wife, arrived at Morristown yesterday
from Warm Springs, N. c., and stopped al
the Cain House, Judge Bailey being quite
ill and unable to continue the journey
home.
Col Jno. E. Helms, of the Morristown
Gazette, was down yesterday on flying
business trip.
| Mr. George Brown, the shoemaker, left
on yesterday evenings train for Careyville
Henry Tyler, Esq, clerk and master Of
the Chancery Court at Sneedyille, Hancock
County, was in the city and gave th'
CHRONICLE pleasant call last night.
Err l. D. Hiues, of this county, who com
pleted the course of Bachelor of Arts in tn
University of Tennessee the last term, i
here to enter again and take the course il
agriculture.
Mrs. Geo. Z. Gibbins and children, o
/, Riceville, arrived yesterday evening to visi
: Knoxville relatives and friends.
Mrs Tom Bell and little daughter, LET
last hight for Messy Creek, to visit he
t daughter, Mrs w. Z. Waldrop.
Col r. II. Richards and wife, of Atlanta
! Ga, who have been stopping at the Atki
= House for a day or two, left yesterday ever
f ing for trip further east.