Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-01
PERSONAL.

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New Orleans Railroad, through Mississippi, s
arrived Wednesday night for brief visit
among his numerous friends. The imme-
date cause of his visit was to adjust the loss
by fire on his Market square building, and
he will be here only day or two. Matt
was the recipient of many cordial greetings
and handshakes yesterday. He is looking
well, and bears evidence of fine health and
prosperity.
Hon. r. Mcfarland, of Morristown.
came to the city yesterday morning and re-
turned on the afternoon train.
Mr.. E. G. Cofman, of the popular young
firm of W. H. & E. G. Coffman, dealers in
stoves and tinware, at Morristown, arrived .
in the city yesterday for brief stay.
Mr.. VIM. C. Chumlea of AIaryville, was
in the city yesterday, having been to attend
the funeral of his father, John Chumlea,
Esq.
Mr. A. K Harper, of Maryville, was over
on business yesterday.
DIR. J. P. Park, returned home yesterday
from trip to upper East Tennessee.
Capt D. II. Meek, of cambridge, and his
talented and accomplished daughter were in
the city for few hours yesterday, return
ing on the afternoon train.
Mr. J. W. Voc, of Messy Creek, came to
the city yesterday.
Rev n. Bachman, a Presbyterian minis
ter well known throughout East Tennessee,
accompanied by his daughter, who has been
attending school at Oxford Ohio, arrived in
the city yesterday evening from Chatta-
nooga.
Prof II. E. Cotton, of the Tennessee
bureau of statistics, mines, &c, accom-
panied by his wife, arrived yesterday even
ing from Chattanooga, and took the K. and
0. train for Careyvie.
Mr.. W. B. Ford, gauger and storekeeper
in the internal revenue service, left yester-
day evening for johnson City, where he
will be stationed.
Mr.. Walt. NJ. Cooke, a rising young law
yer of this city, left yesterday to rusticate
| and recuperate in Loudon county for few
weeks.
Miss Mary Allison returned yesterday
from her home near McMillans, and is a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Gaut.
Mr. I. c. Eldridge, of the carriage man.
5 ufactory of Eldridge & Bro, has returned
5 from business and purchasing trip to
Cincinnati.
Mr. G. W. McMahan, of New Market,
arrived in the city yesterday.
e Capt j. E. Hacker, of Greeneville, of the
: revenue service, arrived in the city yester-
!, day on official business.
e Mr.. James O'Conner and family and Mrs
d O'Conner's sister, Mrs. W. L. Rogers, left
: on yesterday evenings train for Halifax
Il C. H., Va, where they will pass the heated
n term Mr.. OConner will return in a few
days.
Miss Ellen johnson, an attractive young
e lady, niece of Mr.. James OConner, VIII
C has been popular pupil in the Hampdel
= Sidney school, accompanied Mr. O'Conner''
S family yesterday evening to take vacation
!. in Virginia.
. Rev. j. A. Ruble presiding elder of the
e Knoxville district, Holston Conference, NJ
e E. Church, paid the CHRONICLE a pleasan
Ii call yesterday.
Hon. d. F. Harrison, of Loudon, a store
keeper and gauger in the revenue service
l, went on yesterday evenings train to JeffeI
e son county, where he has been assigned t
II duty.
: Mrs. Smith and children, the wife an
d family of Mr.. B. L. Smith, of the firm Q
n Smith & Bondurant, left yesterday evenin
d to spend the summer at Elizabethton
8 Carter county.
r Washington Star: Miss Bessie A. Webt
e daughter of and heir to the estate of tn
ID late Col James I. Webb, has left for Ter
lie nessee. " Miss Webb spent several day
here stopping at the Atkin House, lookin
after her property in Knoxville.
v Mrs DR. A. P White and children, an
the little daughter of Mr.. Jos. T. Melee
ny went on yesterday evenings train to Ru
In sellville to spend portion of the heate
a' term.
or Rev. John NJ Walters arrived in the eli
on yesterdays IL o'clock train.
Mr. Ralf Shropshire, of Rome, Ga. la
a student at the University of Tennessee,
in the city to attend the State Norm;
school, and is stopping at the Lamar Hous
Capt. j. A. Goddard, deduty U. S. int
nal revenue collector, located at Morristow1
was in the city yesterday.
Capt. S. L. Harris, of the revenue Sc
vice, lately located at johnson City, can
to the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Barnes left yesterday for
extended visito to the residence of her uncl
Major Campbell Wallace, and other relativ
in Atlatdta, Ga
Mr.. W. HI. Wiley, travelling agent for t
Saltville, Va, Salt Works, who has been
), the Atkin House for some days, left vest,
day for a trip down the road.
=, Miss Lou Keith, of Athens, an engage
young lady who has been visiting at Da
al bridge, passe. down the road yesterday,
IS, route home.
no Mr. JAS R. Edwards, representing
e house of S. B. Lowe & Co., Chattanoos
se left yesterday evening for trip to upI
East Tennessee.
Mr.. Robt. Duenner, g popular you
merchantile gentleman of this city, left Y
zee. terday evening tor trip up the road, tt;
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