Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-04
Personal.

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a pleasant call.
Mr.. Jos. L. Bible, editor of the Dand-
ridge Watchman and Reporter, spent few
hours in the city yesterday.
| Miss Laura White, of Cleveland, who has
been visiting for few days at the home of
her brother, Capt W. O. White, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. Alvin Barton returned yesterday
from few days recreation at Tate Spring.
Mr.. VIM j. Ramage and wife and little
son arrived home yesterday from an ex-
| tended pleasure and health-seeking tour
among the sea coast summer resorts along
the Virginia and New Jersey borders
Miss Susie Cornick returned home yester-
day from a very pleasant stay of few
weeks at Tate Spring.
| Miss E. T. Morgan, of Cumberland
County, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Emory and brother, DIR. J. HI. Nor
| gan, for some months, left yesterday, re-
| turning home.
Mr.. W. l. O'Brien, of Greeneville, pop
ular and well known young stock dealer,
who has been in the city some days. left on
yesterdays train. He will stop for visit
at Athens, and then go to st. Louis to pur-
chase a lot of mules for market.
Mrs Peter Antognoh and her mother-in-
law returned yesterday from Tate Spring,
where they have been during the season.
The old lady is still in very bad health.
Mr.. S. ]. Lynn, prominent Sweetwater
merchant, was in the city, and returned on
Yesterdays train.
Mr. o. r. Winkleman and wife left on
yesterdays train for visit to Monroe
County.
Mrs John Condor and her two little
granddaughter, children of Mr.. NJ. J. Con-
don, returned yesterday from Tate Spring,
where they have spent few weeks very
pleasantly.
Mr.. S. Barker, superintendent of the roll
ing mill, left yesterday evening for few
days rest and recuperation at Tate Spring.
Mrs. Chas. H. Thomas, of Morristown,
who has been visiting her husband, clerk at
the Hattie House, left for home yesterday
evening.
Rev. DR.. Jno. F. Spence left yesterday
evening for Elizabethton, Carter County, to
attend the district conference of the NJ E.
Church
Miss George jackson and Miss Sophia
Stephenson left yesterday evening for Tate
Spring.
Mr.. A. J. Cooley and his daughter, Miss
Leona Cooley, left yesterday evening fer
the mountains of Virginia, to spend por-
ton of the heated term.
Mr.. Jos. A. Mabry, jr., left yesterday
evening for Lynchburg, Va, on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. J. ID. Allen, of Greeneville, was in
the city yesterday, and gave us call
Miss Maggie Thornburgh, daughter of
Hon. J. NJ. Thornburgh, has returned from
Roam Mountain
Col. James L. Gaines, ex-State Comp
troller, and family, arrived in the city last
night from Monteagle Springs
Miss Mollie G. Hogan arrived last night
from Monteagle Springs. to visit friends in
Knoxville.
Mrs. w g. Fife, of ST. Louis, arrived in
the city last night.
Mrs. James L. Bell and Mrs. j. r. Payne,
sisters of Mrs. 0. F. Owen, of our city, and
their little daughters, Miss Eva Bell and
| Miss Jessie Payne. all of Atlanta, Georgia,
arrived last night, and are guests of Mr.. O..
F. Owen, agent of the Southern Express
! Company.
| Miss Annie Stuart, o popular teacher in
| our city schools, returned last night from
! taking vacation at Camden, Alabama, and
other points.
| Miss Mamie Barnes reached home yester-
day evening from e visit TO Atlanta and
| Chattanooga.
| Mr.. Jos. W. Dunkerly, formerly we'll
known resident of Knoxville, now of Texas,
who has been visiting relatives for few
weeks, left for home yesterday.
Miss Jennie Gaut, daughter of Col. J. w.
Gaut, went up on yesterday evenings train
for visit to McMillan's.
Prof. FL E. Cotton arrived on yesterday
evening train from trip through Georgia,
gathering marble and mining statistic and
samples. He remained few hours in the
city and went to upper East Tennessee last
night.
Miss Ella Rice, of Athens, arrived on
yesterday evenings train and is visiting al
the residence of Mr.. John H. Leuty.
Mr.. L. P. Speck, of the Rockford Manu-
featuring Company, was in ON business yes
terday.
Rev. J. R. Payne, of the Andersonville
circuit, Holston Conference, NJ. E. Church,
South, who has been in the city few days,
left yesterday evening for his work
Maj. M. d. L. McCroskey, of Atlanta,
Ga, and his family, arrived yesterday even
ing and are guests Of his cousin, Mr. E. E.
McCroskey.
Col. Nat. f. Dortch circuit court clerk, OF
Nashville, and his little son, arrived yester.
day morning from few days recreation al
Montvale Springs, and took the IL o'clock
train, returning home.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Gaines, jr, of the popula,
shoe and hat house of Gaines & Son, re-
turned yesterday from pleasant stay at
Montvale Springs.
Mr.. NJ. McIver, of Montvale Springs, is
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