Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-28
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Personal. 3dyaEE sIpet% II
Mr. o,lAshmore, the clever depot agent
At Messy Greek, spent a few hours in the
city Sunday. -@
Capt, W. W. Freshour, of the Internal |
revenue service, came over from MaryVllle'j
yesterday morning. .........
! Miss Katie Brabson, an accomplished and
attractive young lady of Athens, who has
been visiting in the city for some weeks,
left yesterday, returning home &C.,
Mr.. VIII. Betterton, of Dallas, Tex, who
has been visiting his Knoxville friends sew
! eral weeks. returned home on yesterdays
train.
MI. r. j. Allen, Of the Bristol and Chat
| tanooga railway mail service, after spending
week at his home in Blount county, came
over from Maryville yesterday morning and
/ went to Chattanooga to resume his run.
Messrs. A. S. and W. E. Ragsdale, mem
I bers of the cadet band, who have been So
ourning at Tate Spring since the close OF
school, went to their home in Chattanooga
yesterday.
Miss Annie Lee Hayes went on yester-
DAVIS train to Cleveland to visit friends.
Col. T. R. Tracie, special agent Of the
internal revenue service, who has been
operating in the upper counties, arrived in
the city on yesterdays train.
Mr.. 0. II. P. Rogan and wife returned
Yesterday from visit to Jonesboro.
Col. I. II. Reeves United States mar
shall, returned yesterday from Jonesboro
accompanied by his family, wife, two sons
and two daughters They have taken u
their abode for the present at the home OF
Mr.. J. B. H0xsie.
= Miss Carrie Formwalt retired home yes
terday from a visit to MorristOwn
Mr.. Geo NJ Callen and wife returned OF
: yesterdays train from spending few week
/ at the home Of Mrs Callen's farther, Thor
Grove.
4 Prof. B. E. Atkins, of the Asheville, n
> c.. female seminary, after spending fey
} DAYS with his brother, Mr.. J. j. Atkins, LET
ID for home yesterday evening.
l. Mr.. I. r. Cornick, il, arrived hom
. Sunday night from an extended trip to til
IS Northwest, during which he attended I'll
/ meeting of the Supreme Lodge, Ancie1
Order of United Workmen, at Detrol
. Mich. Mrs. Cornick, who accompanle
It him, remained for a visit with friends
~ Missouri.
Rev. w. W Bays, pastor of the Mark
Sereet NJ. E. Church. South Chattanooga
ty passed up the road yesterday evening"
ed company with his family, bound for Ia
u Spring to spend several weeks.
y Mayor Peter Staub left on Sundays ira
d for a trip to Chicago to attend the meetH
rs of stockholders Of the Knoxville Zn
tn Smelling Company, recently organized her
t1i Mayor Staub will also take in the gre
q Chicago Sengerfest, and will perhaps e
ne tend his trip further west.
tie. Mr.. James o. Dickens, of the firm
James O'Conner &, Co, left Sunday, we
bound, on business trip.
Messrs. A. G. Payne and j. H. Thorn
We left Sunday for a business trip South, ira
st. cling for the saddlery and harness house
nG James O'Conner & Co.
II Mr. William NJ Baxter left yesterd
;or evening for Blountville to attend a sessi
ng of chancery court at that place.
Mrs. J. S. Johnson and children left y
nc, terday evening for Morristown.
9Th Mr.. Tim Shea, of Martin Sheas worl
'ck on the Knoxville and Ohio Railroad conn
ton, came in on yesterdays K. d 0. tn
and went up yesterday evening to upl
all East Tennessee for work hands.
Adj Mr. Geo. P. 0IcTeer, a popular you
be Baltimore clothing salesman, arrived S.
day from Baltimore, on trip South.
Mr. Thos. 1. Ramsey, of the Lenoir NJ
ing and Manufacturing Company, came
ers Yesterday evening and went out on a br
fee ness trip on the K. & o. Railroad.
Hon. Nenophon Wheeler, of Chattanoo
arrived in the city Sunday night.