Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-21
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Personal.
Maj. A ). c. Robbins, who has the con-
tract for the rock work on the bridge over
the French Broad River on the Z. T., Y.
u G. Railroad extension to North Carolina,
left yesterday evening for his works.
Mr.. w. A. Moore, chief clerk in the Office
of Col L. H. Reeves, United States mar
shal, left yesterday evening for vi sit to his
home in Washington County.
Prof. Frank Goodman, principal of Good
mans Business College, is, We regret to
learn confined to his home at Nashville with
sickness, which has prevented him from ar
irving in our city sooner than this. We
hope to hear of his early restoration to
health.
Mr.. d. d. Grace of the Monroe Demo
crat came up from Sweetwater yesterday
evening.
Mr. L. P Speck, of the Rockford Manu-
featuring Company, returned Thursday
night from Chattanooga, where he went to
attend the remains of the late Maj W. r.
Mcclure. of Memphis, and went home on
the Maryyille train.
Mr. Charles Kohlhase's family have re-
turned home from LEAFS Springs
MI John Malcolm. a worthy young tin
ner who has been working for some months
at Sweetwater, returned on yesterday even
ings train.
Hon H. H. Ingersoll returned yesterday
morning with his wife and daughter, after
spending the heated term quite pleasantly
among upper East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina resorts. Judge Ingersoll
went up on last nights train for profess
sional trip to the upper counties.
Maj. Campbell Wallace and wife. of At
lanta Ga, arrived in the city on last nights
train.
Messrs. W. X. Mitchell and w. c. Hourly
left on last nights train for Rogersville
Junction to take in the base ball game to-
day.
Maj. Campbell Wallace and wife, Mrs.
Mcpherson and daughter and Capt K. A.
Anderson and family, all of Atlanta, Ga,
who arrived on Friday nights train and
stopped over at the Atkin House. went on
the Maryville train yesterday evening to
Montvale Springs.
Mr.. &. r. Umensetter, of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway, is in the city to spend a
few days with his family
Col. F. G. Martindale, proprietorof Mont
Ia tba oifyr
Mr.. JAS r. Cooke, of Muddy Greek, left
for home yesterday, after spending a few
, days in the city,
Col. N. J. Lillard, of Decatur. Tenn,
who has been in the city for a day or two
guest of his brother, Col. J. w Lillard, left
for home yesterday.
| Mr.. Rush Hazen, representing the well
known grocery house of Lewis q Carhart,
arrived yesterday from trip up the rail-
road.
Capt. D. NJ. Taylors little daughter re-
turned home yesterday from a,yisit to New
Market
Mr.. w. F. Cummins, of the music en-
porium, arrived yesterday from trip
among the upper counties.
Miss Willie Belle DePue, daughter of Mr.
c. ". DePue, arrived home yesterday
from visit to GreeneviIle and Morristown.
Mr.. Rush Strong has, after a pleasant
stay at the leading summer resorts in Vir-
ginia, gone to New York.
Mrs A. P. Bradford went down the road
on yesterdays train to visit friends
| Mrs J. w Gaut and Miss NJ E. jackson
left yesterday for short visit to Athens.
Col. G. NJ McGhee went West on yester-
days train.
Maj, J. F. O'Brien arrived Friday night
from Chattanooga.
Mr. Sam B. Scott, of Athens, Ga, who is
Southern agent for Inman, Swan & Co,
| stopped over yesterday, on his return from
a visit to cambridge.
Mrs Mortimer Thompson and child ar
rived yesterday from a visit to Morristown.
Mrs r. p. Spence and child. of Athens,
who have been visiting at the home of her
father, Mr. H. l.. Bradley, returned home
yesterday.
Alderman Thos. A. r. Nelson, a well
known attorney of our city, returned yes
TUNED yesterday from Jonesboro, where he
has been resting and recuperating for few
weeks
Col HUI. /. McClung returned home yes
terday from upper East Tennessee.
Master Eddie Denaux, clever young
salesman i'll Strong's we'll known Market
Square store arrived yesterday from rusti
eating visit of several weeks at McMillan's
and Strawberry Plains,
Mr. George W. Ross Maj. T. S. Webb
and Prof. Hunter Nicholson have returned
from trip to Smokey Mountains and vicin-
ity.
Mr. Vim. Cotfman7 has returned home
from a tour of the Eastern cities where he
has purchased a large and attractive stock OF
General house-furnishing goods. stove fix
lures, &c, which will be along in few days
and win be opened in the building opposite
Woodruff's, occupied by Mr.. Jos. WOOD
and Mr.. c. F. Maskall
Mr.. W. A. Galbraith, deputy clerk ant
master, left yesterday evening to visit hi
, family at Tate Springs
Messrs. j.. J. Sanford and G. H. Bur