Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-02
Personal.

came up Sunday evening to visit relatives
and friends. and returned home yesterday.
Mai. L. A. Gratz arrived home Sunday
evening from professional trip to Hunt
vile, Scott County.
Mr.. JAS. NJ Patrick and wife, of ST
Louis, who have been spending several
weeks in the city, left yesterday, returning
home.
Mrs Lott wife of Mr. r. l.. Lott, man.
ager of the Southern Car Works, left yes
terdav for a visit to her old home at Harris
vile, Mich.
Mrs FL. O'Farrell who has been in Knox
vile for several months, zealously engaged
in temperance and church work, left on the
west-bound train yesterday,
Hon. 0. z. Temple arrived home Sunday
evening from trip to the mountain coun.
ties, on legal business.
Mr. Jas. P. McCulla, a clever young ap-
prentice with the popular jeweler, Fl. W.
Curtis, returned Sunday from a pleasure
trip to upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. John Madden returned home Sunday
night from pleasant visit to his son, at
Chattanooga, and also among old friends IN
McNIinn and Meigs County.
| Mr. Henry Bradford, well known and
popular New York travelling salesman,
| passed down yesterday evening, returning
! to his home at Chattanooga, from Tate
| Spring. Henry was the handsomest, most
courteous and pleasant young beau of the
season, universally popular among the
ladies, and his loss will be felt at that favor
| lite pleasure resort.
| Mrs. Y Burger, Mrs. A. Lobenstein and
| children Mrs. Seaskind and Mss Belle
Coin returned Saturday evening from a
! pleasant visit to Mineral Hill Springs
| Capt. Dick Yearwood, the popular rail
road conductor, after trip to Texas and a
! few days recreation at home, in Monroe
! County, arrived Sunday night and will take
his run again.
Mrs. S w. Flenniken went on yesterday S
train to Sweetwater to visit home folks.
Mr.. Ed. Stuart, a favorite young clerk III
the pension Office, returned yesterday from
a visit to home folks in Jonesboro
Col John. B. MINIS and wife left yes
terday evening for the famous summer re-
sort, Cape May, n. T, to spend a few
weeks
Rev. J. A. Ruble, Rev. J. NJ. Durham
and Rev. George Broome, returned yester-
day from attending the NJ. f. district con-
ference at New Market
Mr. W. c. Perry, of Rogers 4 Perry, re-
turned yesterday from accompanying his
family to upper East Tennessee, where they
will remain during the heated term.
Mr.. A. K. B. Newman left on the o'clock
train Sunday evening for short vacation
and rest from business. He will visit his
friends in jefferson County. Aleck is an
enterprising young man, of good business
qualifications, and is bound to make his
mark in the world.
Rev. DR.. W. A. Harrison, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church, went west on
yesterdays train.
Mrs. NJ. J. Reaves and daughter left yes
terday evening for Morristown to summer
for a season.
Miss Ida Lee, one of the best known and
most proficient of our city school teachers,
left yesterday evening for Cobb's Island, to
take a brief rest during the remainder of her
vacation.
| Mr.. VIM. J. McNutt, of the hardware
firm of McClung, Powell & Co., left on
yesterday evenings train for business trip
mp the road
Mrs. Jno. d. McCovick and her sister
Miss Maggie Murphy, a favorite and ac-
complished salesady at McNulty q Georges,
left yesterday for few weeks of recreation
at Yellow Springs
Mr.. I. r. Burgie, agent of the Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machine, returned yester-
day from trip to upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. A. G. Bowers left on yesterday eve
nings train for upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. viii E. Strong, of the popular dry
goods house of Strong & Co, left yesterday
evening for LEAFS Springs, to rusticate for a
few weeks.
Capt. W. W. Freshour of the revenue
service, left on yesterday evenings train for
a trip to the upper counties.
Mr.. N. E. Sutton, of Jonesboro. arrived
on yesterdays train.
Mr., W. A Galbraith, deputy clerk and
master, returned yesterday from weeks
vacation with his family at Tate Spring and
in Hawkins County.
Rev. A. S. johnson, formerly of this
) city, now pastor of the Christian Church al
Chattanooga, arrived here on yesterday
evenings train.
Mr.. Fl. NJ, Aiken. of the Rogersville and
Jefferson Railroad went to Rogersville OF
, yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. Richard Callahan, stenographer anC
telegraph operator at the E. T., Y. and G.
Railroad office, returned yesterday evening
from trip to the Selma division
Messrs, W. W. Scarborough and Jno. w
Russell arrived Friday night from trip in /
buggy, taking III LEAFS, Powder, Tate, ant
Mineral Hill Springs
Mr., W. NJ. Lindsay, of Jacksboro, was il
on brief business trip yesterday.
Prof. D. B. johnson, who has spent some
weeks with Knoxville friends, left yesterday
returning to Abbeville, S. C.
MIR. J. Harvey Carson returned yesterday