Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-23
Personal.

terday morning.
Mr.. c. FL. Dale and family arrived home
yesterday morning from pleasant visit of
several weeks in Virginia.
Mr. Ed. Krutch, a popular clerk in the
wholesale drug house of Sanford, Chamber
lain d Albers, reached home yesterday from
pleasant trip to the seaside summer re-
sorts.
Miss Mollie Cofman, the popular and at
tractive daughter of Mr.. VIM. Coffman, re-
turned yesterday from very pleasant visit
to Morristown and Russelville
Mr.. Sam B. Scott, of Athens, Ca, who
has been stopping with friends in the city
for day Or two, left yesterday for home
Capt. Thomas McDermott progressive
lawyer at Rogersville came down on yester-
days train.
Rev. DIR. W. S. Doak, State superintend-
ent of public instructions passed down the
road on yesterdays train
Rev J. B. Ford, of Cleveland, passed
down the road yesterday, returning home.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Howell returned yesterday
from stay of few weeks at LEAFS Springs,
benefited and improved thereby
Mr. T. F. Howell, of Rome. Ca, passed
down yesterday, returning home from Tate
Spring.
Maj. W. D. Van Dyke, of Chattanooga,
passed down the road yesterday, returning
from trip to Bristol
MIR. Thomas Zimmerman, of Jefferson
County, was in the city yesterday and took
the IL o'clock train for lower East Tepnes-
see.
Mr.. J. B. Clotworthy, of the Knoxville
Soap Factory, went down the road yester-
day on a business trip
Col. A. Caldwell and wife returned yes
terday from LEAFS Springs
Mr. Oliver Branson, clever young artist
at McCrary & Branson's returned Yesterday
from LEAFS Springs.
| Col c. NJ. McGheeand wife and daugh-
/ ters, and Mrs. Geo. w. Baxter, left yester-
day evening for New York, to be away some
months.
| Mrs Hawn, wife of Mr. VIM Hawn,
clerk in the paymaster's office of the E. T.,
V. & V. Railroad, left yesterday ening
for visit to Virginia. Mr. Hawd and sor
! are stopping at the Atkin House in her abb
| sence
Prof. VIM. Wallace, of the Knoxville
College, went up yesterday evening to
| Greeneville, where he was to lecture last
night. He was accompanied by Mr.. A. E
I. Draper.
Mrs. Eldridge, mother of Mr.. T. CO Ed
ridge, left yesterday evening for Norfolk,
/ Va
Mr.. George A. Gibbins, live merchant al
Riceville, arrived on yesterday evenings
train, and gave the CHRONICLE pleasant
call.
Mr.. Frank P. Wright representing the
ruff & Co., left yesterday evening for TRIP
up the road.
Mr.. VIM. Sturm has returned home from
a trip to Virginia, visiting relatives a
NTeeueNDlS curing Ills absence.
DR.. Thos. J. Saunders, an agent of tn,
United States Quartermaster's Department
his wife and son, Edward, came over from
Maryvjlle yesterday, and have rooms at th,
Atkin House.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Maj, J. c. An
derson, civil enginee on the K & O. Rail
road connection arrived yesterday from
Chattanooga, and they are at the Atkil
House.
Capt. W. FL. Kirk, of Maryville, was il
the city and called on the CHRONICLE yester
day.
Officer Jud. Reeder, of the police force
has obtained short leave of absence an
he and Hon. Alex. Reeder left on the freigh
last night for Strawberry Plains, iron
whence they will take a trip to the Smoke,
Mountains.
Mr.. w. F. Baker returned yesterday, afte
spending two weeks very pleasantly, visitin
q number of the popular summer resorts
including Montvale, Black Sulphur, Yello,
Sulphur Mount Nebo and White CHI
Springs. He is much improved III health
Mr.. E. M. HARRISON, popular salesman
for McNulty & George, has returned from
trip to Cumberland Gap
Judge Jno. W. Robertson, of Austin
Tex, arrived in the city yesterday evenin
from Sweetwater, whore he has been visitin
his brother, and stopped over on his way
RogersvilIe to attend the reunion of the 63
Confederate regiment of Tennessee volur
teers, which meets there to-day. Judg
Robertson is orator of the occasion.
Mr. Pat Shea, of the Knoxville and Obi
Railroad connection, was in the city owe
/ Sunday.
e Mrs DR. T. J. Swift, Miss jamie Swift
, and Miss Pattie Boyd returned Friday fror
from quite a pleasant visit to Montval
: Springs
l Mr.. B. W. McCloud, tailor from Jones
t boro, who has been at work in the city
went up home last night being summone
to attend the bedside of his sick wife,
Officer D. r. Hicks, of the police force
: returned with his family westerly frer
: Neubert's Springs, south of the river, wher
= they spent some time pleasantly, and he b..
resumed his official duties
1 Misses Laura and Lucy Shetterly, @
S Maryville, were over yesterday visitin
friends in the city.
Mr.. W. E. Marshall, the clever proprieto
, of LEAFS Springs, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. D. Hermann, of New York, arrive
e yesterday evening by the western route, an
I is at the Hattie House