Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-25

Miss Lizzie Lewis, popular and efficient
teacher in our city schools, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Maggie Lewis Hayes, and
nephew, Master Isaac Lewis, both students
in the Schools took yesterdays train for the |
cheerful country residence of Mr.. Robert ,
Keller, near Concord, where they will enjoy |
the refreshing breezes and recreation II
cident to country life. for few weeks OF
vacation.
Mrs. H. E. Cotton left on yesterdays
train for Chattanooga to meet her husband,
Prof II. E. Cotton.
Mrs. j. W. Gaut went to Lenoirs on yes
terdays train to pay visit to her son, Mr..
r. L. Gaut, and his family.
Mr.. W. H. Simmonds and little son re
turned yesterday from short stay at Tate
Spring.
Miss Mary Welcker and Miss Mamie
Barnes returned from Tate Spring on yes
terday's train.
Hon. Newton Hacker, of Jonesboro,
came down on the IL o'clock train yester-
| day, spent few hours, and returned in the
afternoon.
Hon H H Ingersou returned home yes
terday from attending courts in the upper
counties.
Hon. W. A. McTeer, of Maryville, was in
the city, and honored the CHRONICLE with
pleasant call yesterday.
Col T. H. Reeves, United States mar
shall, went to his home at Jonesboro on yes
terday evenings train, to remain over Sun
day. He will bring his family with him on
his return Monday.
Rev. K. c. Atkins, of Charleston, arrived
yesterday evening, and is a guest OF his
brother, our worthy fellow citizen Mr. J. }.
Atkins.
Maj. JDo. F. O'Brien and Maj. F. K.
Huger, of the E. T., V. & G. Railroad, ar
rived yesterday evening from a trip down
the road on railroad business.
Mr.. 0. H. P. Roger left yesterday even
ing for a visit to Jonesboro to spend por-
ton of the heated term.
Mr.. B. B. Short, agent at the Knoxville
and Ohio Railroad depot, who has been on
the sick List for a few days, unable for duty,
left yesterday evening for his home in Vir-
ginia to recuperate.
Mr. John r. Mcbride and family left
yesterday evening for visit to Morrstown,
Mr. John H Davis wife and baby and
her sister went on yesterday evenings train
to visit relatives near Strawberry Plains.
Mr.. Davis goes by the overland route, and
will spend some time enjoying the country
air, which we hope may be beneficial to his
health
Messrs. w B. II. and Howard II. Wiley,
of Coal Greek, are in the city on business.
Messrs. John E. Chapman and Henry
Clear, jr.. of Andersonville. Anderson coUn-
t.. arrived in the city yesterday evening.
Gen. r. n. Hood, of Maryvile, and fam
lily arrived in the city yesterday, and have
rooms at the Hattie House.
Miss Alice Slemons, of JonesbOro, who
has been visiting in this city for several
months, returned home on yesterday even
ings train.
Mr.. ]. A. Arbeely and his son, n. J.
Arbeely, of Maryville, who have been or
an extended trip to Northern and Eastern
cities, returned on the early train yesterday
morning and took the Maryyille train for
home.
: Mr.. W. q. Benton, agent for the JEFF.
: Davis book Went out on the X and o.
| train yesterday evening, in the interest Of
his book.
Mr.. John Lynn, venerable citizen OF
Sullivan county, arrived in the city yester
day to pay visit to his son, our worthy
fellow townsman, Mr.. H. W, Lynn agent
at the E. T., V. Il G. Railroad freight
depot.
Mr. W. B. Carhart and Mrs. J. D. Car
hart, of New York, ire in the city visiting
their relatives, our popular fellow-citizens
! Messrs J. w Lewis and H. H. Carhart