Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-12
Personal.

visit to Lenoir's Station yesterday
Mr.. George b. Jordan, of Georgia, who
has been visiting his father-in-law, Mr.. G.
NJ. Lyon, left yesterday, returning home.
Mr.. D. A. Smith, a well known Knoxville
painter, left yesterday, for trip to Colorado,
to be gone two or three weeks Mrs Smith
went to Loudon to visit relatives
Mr. Geo. o. Jones' family returned yes
terday from visit to Greeneville.
Mr.. James NJ. Queener popular sales
man with MeTeer's mammoth clothing
house, left yesterday for trip down the
road
DIR. B. W. Toole and family, of ITALIA
dega, Ala, arrived in the city yesterday
from trip East, and stopped over, taking
rooms at the Hattie House.
Mrs. Sarah Compton and Miss Jennie
Porter left yesterday for visit to Phila-
delphia, Tenn.
Mr.. W. H. Coffmau, of the tin and stove
house of W. FL. q E. G. Cofman, at Nor
ristown, came down on yesterdays train.
Miss Birdie Clark returned yesterday
from a visit to New Market and Messy
Creek
MIR. d. L. Ford, clerk in the well known
Market Square shoe house of Gossett, Ford
& Bro, returned yesterday from a few
weeks stay at Mineral Hill Springs, very
much improved in health.
Mrs. r. A, jackson and children re-
turned yesterday from visit to Morris
town.
Mr.. D. NJ Boyd and little son left yes
terday evening for Jonesboro, to spend
week OF so.
Mr.. NJ. A. Cassidy lefe on yesterday
evenings train for Bristol, on legal business.
Mr.. B. L. Smith, of the popular and
thriving commission house of Smith Il
Bondurant went up yesterday evening for
a trip to Bristol.
Col. HUI L. McClung went on yesterday
evenings train to upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. John Rotach, a well-known and re-
liable clerk in the Office of the Southern
Express Company, reached home yesterday
| morning from leave of absence of near
three months, during which he paid visit
to his mother country, across the waters.
We are glad to learn that he had pleasant
trip, except the sea sickness, which was not
so pleasant. John is faithful and yalua-
bic man, and will resume his duties, which
have been very acceptably and efficiently
performed in his absence by Mr. c. L.
| Owen.
Mr.. r. III. Bell, the popular young clerk
at the Atkin House, left yesterday evening
to visit his sister, Mrs W. E Waldrop, at
New Market, for few days.
| Kr Sol II. Georges family arrived home
yesterday from a summers tour at Tate
Springs and other East Tennessee resorts.
Mrs. McGaughey, of Athens, arrived
yesterday evening to pay a visit to her
daughter, Mrs Matt. Nelson.
| Mr.. John E. Chapman, live merchant
at Andersonville, Anderson County, is in
the city.
Mrs. j. P. J. O'Brien and her daughter
Miss Mamie, have arrived in the city from
Athens, where they have been spending
some weeks.
| Mr.. John A. Armstrong; family who
have been visiting in the city for some time,
left yesterday evening for their home, at
| Jonesboro.
| DR.. o. G. Fuller, of the Methodist Advo-
cate Publishing House, Atlanta, Ga, arrived
in the city yesterday, and is guest of his
brother-in. law, Mr.. Matt Nelson Mrs
Fuller is visiting at Athens.
Col. r. J. Anderson, of New Market, is
in the city for day or two.
| Miss Hattie Park, beautiful and accom-
plished young lady of our city, left yester-
day for Lenoir's, to visit relatives. She
will be absent some three or more weeks.
Miss Belle Welcker, beautiful and &C
complished belle of Knoxville society,
reached home yesterday evening from an
extended and exceedingly pleasant trip
South.
Mr.. S. W. Shoemaker, the popular Mar
ket Square grocery merchant, of the firm
of Shoemaker Il Caldwell, left with his
family last night for Harrisonville, Va, to
take period of recreation
Mrs. g. w. Ross and little daug 'nter,
Belle, left last night for Lexington Va, for
a visit of few weeks.
Mr.. J. J. Young left last night for Ell lster11
markets to purchase new goods for the pop
ular Market Square dry goods house of A
L. Young.
DIR. Sam J. Morrow arrived in the city OF
last nights train.
Mr.. J. A. Cole, former student at the
University, arrived last night from l,is home
in Middle Tennessee.
Mrs. HELEN Welcker and Miss Mary Hope
returned to their home at Lenoir's yeste rday
after spendidg several very pleasant day,
with relatives and friends in this city.
Miss Ella d. Swan, daughter of Elk
Sheriff M. ID. Swan, of Water Valley, Miss
is in the city, visiting her many friends.
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