Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-23
Personal.


tendent of the f. T., V. d g. Railroad Com-
pany, returned Wednesday night from a
business trip On the Selma division.
Mr.. NJ j. Condor, the well known sue
cessful railroad contractor, arrived Wednes-
day night and viii spend Christmas at his
home.
Col W A. Henderson returned Wednes-
day night from trip to Cincinn att.
Mr.. George French, who has been for
two years in southern Illinois, arrived We'd
nesday night and will spend some time
among home folks and friends of former
days.
Mr. w f. Patrick and wife, of Leadville,
Colorado, arrived on yesterdays train, on
their return from trip east, and stopped off
to take Christmas with Knoxville friends.
Mr. Asa HaZen, of the firm Of L.
Payne & Co., and his newly welded bride,
arc Miss Rosa Leftwich, returned yester-
day from pleasant bridal tour.
Gen VIM. Patrick, Of st. Louis, presi-
dent OF the knoxville Marble Company,
left on yesterdays west bound train.
Mrs. C. T. Grant, of Saratoga County
New York, arrived on the early train, this
morning, to be present at the fftieth ami
yersary Of the marriage of her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph Wood.
Capt D. H. Meek, clerk and master Of
the Chancery Court at cambridge, arrived
on yesterdays train.
Capt s. NJ. Dyer came down from Now
Market yesterday.
Prof. S. P. Fowler, principal, and Miss
frankie Oates, assistant, in tho Holston
Seminary, at New Market, arrived yester-
day, to spend their school holidays, Prof.
Fowler went out, ON the K. 4 O. train, to
his home
/ Judge John L. Moses left yesterday on O
business trip to Dalton, in connection with
the E. T., V. i G. Railroad Company.
Mr.. j. W. Trent, Of Strawberry Plains,
arrived on yesterdays train.
! Mr. S. II. Mynders, graduate of the
University OF Tennessee, who has been
teaching at Humboldt, Tenn, is spending
some time with home folks in Knoxville
We are sorry to see that he is in bad health,
Just recovering from severe attack Of
typhoid fever,
Mr.. W. 5. Hodge, travelling for the tobsc
co house Of \. d. Reynolds & Co, Bristol
arrived yesterday evening from successful
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among the lower counties Of East Tennessee
Mr. Sam S Mitchell who has been Ell
gagged in the civil engineering corps on the
Macon and Brunswick Railroad survey il
Georgia, is at home to spend Christmas
after an absence of several months.
Mr. John Guuthert, machinist, who ha
been in the railroad shops at Water Valley
Miss, arrived home Wednesday night.
Mrs H. C. Compton and child, of Chat
tanooga, are up to take Christmas.
Hon. W. B. Staley returned yesterda
Chancery Court.
w. ?. Washburn, Esq, arrived yestel
duy evening from attending court at Jacks
boro.
+ Leon Jourolmon, Esq, who has been q
;. tending Chancery Court at Jacksboro, It
turned yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Ross, and his brother, j. !
Ross of Clinton, have returned from tri
to their orange plantations in Florida.
Mrs. r. p. Spence and child, Of Athen
are up to spend Christmas with the fami
of Mrs. Spences father, Mr.. Fl. l.. Bradle
Mr.. Luther Howell returned yesterds
d evening from the Atlanta Exposition.
Mr.. Daniel Caulkins, a student of Il
East Tennessee Wesleyan University,
~ Athens. arrived yestesterday evening to tai
Christmas at home.
Miss Ada, daughter of Hon. J. NJ. Nee
of New Market. and Miss Lucie, daughter
Capt d. H. Meek, of cambridge, pass
through on yesterday evenings train,
pass Christmas holidays at home. They q
attending school at Glendale, Ohio, a,
Judge Meek met them at Chattanooga, q
companying them homo.
Col. W. A Hsskins and Major W D. Va
dyke, of Chattanooga, were in the city "
terday.
Mr. John II. Davies and wife, Miss Bet
Trent, and Mr.. Robert Trent, leave Il
vs morning for Strawberry Plains, whsre tn
will spend Christmas.