Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-22


Tennessee, purchased scholarship at
Goodman's Business College of Knoxville,
yesterday, and entered upon his duties at
once.
shops of the E. T., Va. 4 Ga. Railroad
paid brief visit Sunday to his former
home in Selma, Ala.
Miss Kearney. who has been spending
several months among knoxville friends,
left yesterday evening, returning to New
York
Capt. j. NJ. Greer, of Maryville, was in
the city and paid US a call yesterday.
Mr.. J. J. Condor arrived home Sunday
evening from the railroad works of Condor
& Co., in Georgia.
Mr.. Ii. o. Clahin came up Sunday eve-
ming from the railroad works of Ellison &
Co, on the Ooltewah and Red Clay con-
nection, and returned yesterday.
Hon NJ L. Hall and Messrs. W. P.
Washburn and I. r. Cornick, jr., went
yesterday to Loudon, to attend Chancery
Court
Hon. Horace Maynard has returned from
visit to the Atlanta Exposition. He was
highly pleased with his observations.
Mr.. R. A. Brown, business manager of
the CHRONICLE, left yesterday for Cincin-
natl, on business trip and will be absent
for some days.
| Gen. r. N. Hood, of Maryville, came
over yesterday, and went down to Loudon
to attend Chancery Court.
Hon. W. B. Staley left yesterday for Lou
don, to hold Chsncery Court at that place
this week
DIR. S. B. Cook, Of Sweetwatsr, was in
the city yesterday.
| Mr.. Z. Westherford, former well known
engineer on this road, now running an en-
glide on the Alabama Great Soutern Road,
and making his homo in Chattanooga,
spent Sunday in the city, and went up Sun
day night for business trip to his former
home in Greene County.
Cap. John Gates, was up Sunday from
his bridge work on the Tennessee aud Sc
quatchee Valley Railroad, and returned
yesterday.
Mr.. A. A. Sharp, of the hardware house
Of s. B. Luttrell, returned yesterday from a
trip to Jefferson county.
Rev. DIR. G. w. LeVere, paster of Shiloah
Presbyterian church, returned yesterday
from ministerial visit to Rogersville
Mr.. David King returned Sunday with his
teams, from the works of Thompson &
Jones on the X. Il 0. Railroad extension,
just at the Kentucky line. The rough
winter weather seriously retards the work il
that section.
Mr.. E. G. Coffman, of the firm of VIM.
Cofman & Sons, left yesterday evening 70,
business trip to Morristown.
Mr.. Jack Williams has arrived home from
III extended and successful business trip
South, in the interest of the sadlery anG
harness house of Oates, White & Co.
Col T. H. Hendrick, agent of the Qurte,
masters department, came down yesterday
from messy Creek.
AIrs. I. S. Newcomb and daughter, Mis-,
Manic came down from Morristown yester
day and met at the Hattie House, Mai T.
g. Newcomb, who is in from the works or
the K. Il o. Railroad, he being on tht
engineering corps.
Mrs Sophie Gurley, wife Of Capt. Georg.
L. Gurley, and Mr.. Cal Gurley came W
from Chattanooga Saturday night, and Capt
George and his other brother Charley, boil
of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, cam'
Sunday night, all to visit their brother Can
in his affection.
Rev. DR.. H. Fl. Morrell, Rector of st
Johns Church, this city, was registered a
he Gibson House, Cincinnati, Friday
Rev. JAS Hill, of Dansville, n. Y
formerly q member of the Genessee Con
ference, n. f. Church, has arrived in Knox
vile, to make his home He will preacl
this morning at the First NJ E. Church
Mr. J. W. Caldwell, left on yesterda,
evenings train, enroute to Seyierville, OF
legal business.
Mr.. Alex Hynds, prominent young at
torney at cambridge, passed up the roac
yesterday evening, returning home from 6
trip Of about six weeks taking in the At
lanta Exposition, visiting in West Tennes
see, and attending the Baptist Convention
at Nashville
Mr.. E. e. McCroskey returned home yes
terday evening from business trip West.