Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-18

MIR. A. <. Shields, of Granger County,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Armstrong; family and Miss
Neva Sheppard, daughter of Alderman E.
S. Sheppard, returned yesterday from a
pleasant stay at Galbraith's Springs.
| Mr.. Abe David, well known and enter
prising commission merchant of our city,
returned yesterday from business trip
among the upper counties Z,
Mr.. Joseph Richards of Portland, Me-,
member of the new manufacturing CON-
pany of Richards, Price & Co., arrived in
the city yesterday. He will soon bring his
family and make this his home again, We are
man and an excellent citizen.
| Miss Georgia jackson, Miss Sophia
Stephenson and Miss Lille Baker, all popu-
lar and accomplished bellies of Knoxville So
ciety, returned yesterday from pleasant
visit to Tate Spring.
Miss Ida Lee, one of the most valuable
and efficient of the teachers at Hampden
| Sydney School, returned home yesterday
from brief trip to Cobb's Island, the
famous resort.
Miss Kittie Gillespie, of New Market,
passed up the road on yesterday evenings
train, returning home from a visit to Sweet
| water.
Mr.. W. c. Yearwood, of Euchee, arrived
in the city yesterday evening, and is at the
Atkin House.
Mr.. j. w. Eldridge, of Mississippi, who
has been in the city for few days, left yes
terday, returning home. His family remain
here for time yet
Mr.. w. Fl. Wayland, of the Bristol and
Chattanooga railroad mail service, returned
1 yesterday from Sewer County. where he
took his family, and went to Chattanooga to
resu me his l. n.
Capt. D. Fl. Meek, of cambridge, was in
the city on flying trip yesterday.
Mr.. S. j. Lynn, live merchant of Sweet
water, was up yesterday and returned home
on the II o'clock train.
Mr.. N. r. Hall, well known Market
Square dry goods merchant, left yesterday
evening for Norfolk, Va, and will take in
some of the sea coast resorts, for the bene-
fit Of his health.
Mr.. A. Killough, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Tennessee, who has been spend
ing few days in the city, left yesterday
evening for Elizabethton, to take charge of
a school there.
Mrs. j. FL. Herring left yesterday even
ing to visit relatives and friends at Midway.
Miss Lizzie Lewis, proficient and popu-
lar teacher in the city schools, and her niece,
Miss Maggie Lewis Hayes returned yester-
day evening from pleasant vacation of
several weeks at the country home of Mr.
Kellar, near Concord
Mr. W. B. Francisco, q well known Phil
adelphia snoe salesman, was in the city yes
terday and took the evening train for upper
East Tennessee.
Mr.. William F. Patrick, of. Leadville,
Colo, and his accomplished wife, formerly
Miss Annie Brownlow, arrived yesterday
evening to pay visit to their numerous
Knoxville friends
Miss Hunt arrived yesterday evening
from Cleveland and is at the home of her
brothar-in- law, Mr.. H. w Lynn.
Mr.. T. l. Sullivan returned Tuesday from
short stay at Mt. Nebo Springs, for the
benefit of his health, which has been poorly,
, and went up yesterday evening to McMil-
lan's Station. We hope to see him fully re-
l stored.
Mr.. J. W. Voc, prominent lawyer of
Messy Greek, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. j. C. Miller and wife passed up on
yesterday evenings train, en- route from
1 Eve Mills to Morristown, where Mr.. Miller
is engaged teaching.
Mr.. Jas. R. Cooke, of Muddy Creek,
Loudon County, came up on yesterday
evenings train to spend few days with
Knoxville friends, and is at the Hattie
: House.
Mr.. w. 81. Allison, popular and rising
young auctioneer, now located at Troy, Ala,
is on visit to his fathers family, at Nc
Millan's Station, and was down for a few
hours yesterday.
Mrs. D. G. Hommel and little son left
yesterday evening for visit to upper East
Tennessee.
Prof. A. Ruth and family have returned
from pie SAINT visit to LEAFS Springs.
Prof. H. E. Cotton, who is travelling ex-
tensively, getting up mineral and marble
statistics in several of the Southern States,
came NY yesterday evening from Chatta-
nooga, for flying trip.
Mr.. Sam. Painter, formerly pressman for
the CHRONICLE, arrived on last nights train
Il from trip to Louisville, Nashville and Chat
S tanooga, after an absence of about six weeks.
: Mr.. H. W. Curtis, the jeweler, Mr.. C..
# Cullen, of the East Tennessee China House,
and Mr.. J. B. Kelly, of the Knoxville
y Foundry and Machine Company, left last
d night for trip East.
d Mr.. J. M. Gaut, of J. w. Gaut & Sor
t and Mr.. S. G. Shields, salesman for Coffin
# & Mckinney, went up the railroad last