Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-30
Personal.


line of samples, for trip over the new
railroad works.
Mr.. NJ. j. CASTILLO, of the firm of Condor
e. Co., came in yesterday from the railroad
works on the K. & O. connection We un-
derstand that he will go to the new contract
on the Macon and Brunswick road, in j
Georgia.
Prof. Frank Goodman, principal of Good
mans Business College, after spending a
few days in Knoxville, left this morning, re-
turning to Nashville. By his uniform
courtesy and gentlemanly bearing, Prof.
Goodman has won many friends in Knox
vile since the establishment of his school in
Knoxville, and we are glad to learn that the
prospects of his school are already beginning
to come in Prof Goodman is an energetic
and through-goin young man, has an ex-
cellent institution and deserves success. He
will return in few days, accompanied by
his wife and baby, and devote his entire
| time and energies to his school.
Miss Mamie X. Moore, of Wytheville,
| Va, and Miss Della Smart of Roseberry,
Knox County, two handsome and accom-
plished young ladies, were in the city yes
terday, stopping at the Hattie House.
| Mr.. Milo MeBee, jr., of Strawberry
Plains, was down yesterday on business
a I'd pleasure trip.
Hon. J. NJ, Thornburgh reached home
| f,~o,, fri,> To orb
On legal business.
MIR. w. NJ Mitchell, of Griffin, Ga, who
has been at Tate Spring for time, stopped
in the city Thursday night and took yester-
days train for home.
Capt. John Gates, the well known bridge
builder, went to Chattanooga yesterday, on
business.
Mr. Joseph A. Walker, a well known
grain-dealer, left yesterday evening for a
bust ness trip up the railroad.
Mr.. s. C. Cole left yesterday evening for
Tate Spring.
Mss E. Human, of Atlanta, Ga, arrived
yesterday evening to pay a visit to Knoxville
friends.
Miss G. G.. Anderson returned yesterday
from a visit to Jefferson County.
Mr. John Yule arrived home Thursday
nj ght from Cincinnati, where he has been
for several weeks, dealing in Southern mel
on5 and fruits.
Miss Matte Mason, of Loudon, who has
bee attending the Normal Institute, left
yesterday for home.
Prof. f. Sedan, of st. Louis, who has
been attending the Normal Institute, left
} yesterday for GreenyilIe, S. C. Prof. E. S.
Joynei of the Z diversity of Tennessee,
will join him there next Monday, on which
Normal Institute will be opened and COLI
tinued for one month.
= Professors Hubbard, Spence and Tefft, of
|, Nashville, who have been attending the
Normal Institutes, left yesterday for home.
Mr.. Robt. ]. Groves, of Jefferson Coun-
ty, the former popular and efficient stewart
at the Atkin House, arrived in the city yes
terday and will remain for some days.
Col. M. Fl. Cliff, a prominent lawyer of
Chattanooga, passed down the road yester-
day evening, returning from Tate Spring.
Miss Fannie Williams, of this city, and
/ her friend Miss Lula Tucker, of Athens,
; arrived yesterday from pleasant stay of a
L few weeks at Tate Spring.
e Alderman John P. Murphy returned yes
ter1ay from brief season of recreation al
. Lea's Springs.
v Rev. C. B. Sparrow, pastor of the First
e M. E. Chuch, was down yesterday, but re.
5 turned last night to New Market, to attend
: district conference. He will be absent to-
morrow, but his pulpit will be occupied by
Y Rev. VIM Brown.
9 Mr.. NJ. II. Dickson and wife arrived
home yesterday morning from visit te
Morristown.
e Rev. George Broome left yesterday even
e ing, to attend the district conference of the
. NJ. f. Church, at New Market.
Mr.. A. ]. Mcdaniel, promising young
business man of Atlanta, is in the city, te
: visit the family of his father Mr.. J. C. s.
Mcdaniel.
Pref. G. B. Knabe left last night for 6
trip to Washington, and Oswego, n. Y, to
f visit his sons, and will be gone some weeks
n MIR. l.. w. Brown, of the Rogersville
S Press and Times, returned home on yester-
= day evenings train.
Mr. G.. Fl. Strong, live and progressive
D farmer at McMillan's, was in the city yes
terday.
: Mr.. c. c. krutzsch, the popular artist, Of
+ Atlanta, arrived yesterday evening to pay a
It visit to relatives and friends
) Mrs. L. C. French left yesterday on the
evenings train for visit to Granger
!, County
if Alderman Thomas A. R. Nelson. of the
law firm of Nelson & Dickson, left yester.
IS day evening for Jonesboro, to be absent fol
IS a short time, recreating, &c.
9 Miss Lucy Crozier left yesterday TO,
= Rome, Ga, to visit Mrs. Sallie Hughes
0 Mr.. Frank w. Armstrong and family left
n yesterday evening for recreating tour tc
9 upper East Tennessee.
Rev. DR.. Thos. W. Humes, president OF
the University of Tennessee, and his son
:, Mr.. A. r. Humes clerk of the United State,
G Court, and the latter's family, left yesterday
S evening for Lynchburg, Va, for stay of
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