Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-09
Personal,

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night. and are at the Lamar House.
Mr.. J. E. Deacon, graduate of the T.
T. w. University, came up from Athens !
last night. and is at the Lamar House.
Comptroller James N. Nolan of Waverly,
Tenn, arrived last night to attend com
mencement, and is at the Hattie House.
Prof. Frank Goodman and Messrs. J. W.
Weatherly and Jesse Brown, arrived last
night from Nashville, and are at the Lamar
House.
Governor Alvin Hawkins arrived from
Nashville last night to attend commence
ment exercises, and is guest of Hon. 0.
P. Temple.
Mr. VIII D. Henderson, of Athens, an
Alunnus of the University, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Emma, arrived in the city
last night and are at the Lamar House.
Messrs. Henry Bradford and Taylor
Green, prominent in Chattanooga social
circles, arrived last night, to attend the
commencement hop, and are at the Hattie
House,
DIR. Duncan Eve, of the faculty of the
me lical department of the University of
Tennessee located at Nashville, who has
been attending commencement, left on yes
terday's noon train.
DR. r. P Eaton, of Eaton's Y Roads,
came up Tuesday night and paid the
CHRNIc1E pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Donaldson, of Talbott's Sta
ton, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Gaut arrived home Tuesday
night from an extended visit in Georgia and
Alabama, stopping with friends In Chatta-
nooga on her return.
Mr. J. N. Magill, representing the popu-
ulrr wholesale grocery house, returned
Tuesday night from trip to the lower
counties.
Mr. Ed z. Mcqueen and DR. S. B. Cook
came up from Loudon yesterday evening.
Mr.. Jack Ellis, who is with Messrs. M. j.
Condor & Co., on their railroad work on
the Knoxville and Ohio connection, arrived
in the city yesterday morning.
Miss Alice McNew, who has been visiting
relatives at Riceville, returned home on
yesterday evenings train.
Mr. Henry Clear jr., of Anderson county,
is in the city.
Mr.. j T. Watkins, of Mill Springs JEFF
ferson county, is in the city.
Miss Maggie Buckner and Miss Alice
Hensley, of Nashville, arrived Tuesday
night to visit Miss Aurelia McClung.
Ri Rev Bishop C. I. Quintard of Sc,
vance, and Rev. H. II. Sneed, of Chatta,
nooga, We're among the arrivals yesterday
evening to take in the Knights Templal
Conclave.
Mr.. E. F. Miner, of Sweetwater, arrived
on yesterday evenings train.
Mr. C. K. Rowland of Athens, progress
sive young farmer, Of McMinn county, ar
rived yesterday evening to take in the com
mencement hop and Knights Templars fes
tivities.
Mr. Charles G. Schwend returned yester
day from Wartburg.
Capt. W. P. Mitchell, of Severeville, i.
in the city.
Hon. VIII A McTeer, of Maryville
came over yesterday.
Hon. D. X. Young, of Clinton, and Mr..
John E. Chapman, of Andersonville are il
the city.
Capt. S. H. DeArmond came up from
Cleveland yesterday evening to take in the
Knights Templar Conclave.
Prof J. L. Bachman and Mr. H. X.
Walker, OF Sweetwater, arrived yesterday
evening.
Messrs I. c. Mansfield and J. H. Lusl1
of Athens, arrived yesterday evening.
Mrs. W. R. Neill, Mrs R. L. Blevins
Miss NJ. L. Young, Rev J. c. Cowan ant
Mr., A. B. Rogan, of Rogersville, arrievec
on Yesterdays noon train to do the knights
display.
Mr.. NJ. J. Hughes, proprietor of Lea
Springs, left, on the early train, this morn
ing, for business trip to Cincinnati.
Capt George L. Gurley and his newt
! welded bride, nee Miss Sophie Young, hav'
, arrived in the city from an extended brida
tour of Western and Northern cities, an
7 VIII remain q SNORT Ululo WITH Ief
before going to Chattanooga, which will b
c their home.
Miss Annie O'Brien, the accomplish
+ sister of Maj. J. f. O'Brien, returned yes
J. terday evening from visit to Athens.
Mr. W. P, Carriger, popular druggist c
: Morristown, arrived yesterday to take in tn
y, KNIGHTS Templar conclave.
Mrs. L. A. Craig, accompanied by he
Youngest son and Miss Hattie Williams, LEI
on this mornings train to visit relatives
Indiana and Ohio. During her absence
Miss Hattie, who intends to remain ava
:, for about one year, will attend the Collee
of Music, in Cincinnati, for the purpose
- cultivating her voice. We wish the ladit
l. safe journey and happy return home.
ra INFANTICIDES.
COrDses of Two Newborn Babes FOUD