Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-31
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MI James layiOf, popular ciefk III Vic
pension-oftice, left last night for few days
of recreation in Johnson County.
Mrs. Hickey, of Johnson City, mother of
Mr. d. T. Hickey, who has been visiting III
the city for some days, left for home last
night.
Mr.. Jas. r. Ogden, general passenger and
arrived last night from trip South.
Rev. c. H. Strickland, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, returned home last
| night from visit to Georgia.
Mr. Josh Mcclure, representing OCon-
ner & Co. s saddlery establishment, arrived
last night from a trip South.
| Mai. r. C. jackson, cashier of the f. I.
| National Bank, went down on yesterday 5
train to Athens
| Mr. Fl. L. Cooper and family left on yes
erday's train for visit to Concord.
Mr.. John Floyd McAdoo, son of Prof,
W. q. McAdoo, left yesterday for Lexing-
ton, Ky, to accept situation in a railroad
survey engineering corps.
Dev DIR. T. c. Teasdale, left yesterday
for Cleveland, where he breaches in the
Baptist Church today.
Mr.. D. A. Clemens, of Maryville, and Mr..
J. E. Caldwell. of White Pine, jefferson
County, who have been attending the Nor
NAL and boarding with Dr. Marshall, left the
city yesterday
Miss Ora Miller and Miss May Burrier,
returned yesterday from pleasant stay OF a
few weeks at Tate Spring
Mrs E. P Moses arrived yesterday from
Jonesboro. where she has been visiting fOl
some weeks
Miss Cornelia Keith, of Athens. passed
down the road on yesterdays train, returning
home from a pleasant visit at Tate Spring.
Mr.. Lloyd Branson, the popular artist, re-
turned home yesterday from Warm Springs,
n. c.
Rev. L. B. Caldwell, of the university Al
Athen, passed down the road yesterday. re-
turning from the district conference at New
Market.
Prof W. r. Murphy returned yesterday
from New Market
Mr.. J. N. Mitchell went on yesterdays
train for q visit to Athens.
Mrs JOS. J.. King of Bristol, returned
home yesterday. from visit to relatives il
the city.
Mr.. Jas. B. Hoxsie and his daughter
Miss Grace, and Mr. J. T. Taylor. of the
popular New York china house. and wife,
went yesterday evening to Mt Nebc
Springs.
Miss Mary Graf returned yesterday from
the country, where she has been spending q
few weeks very pleasantly, at the residence
of Mr.. Joe Mary. Miss Emma Mary ac
companied her and will spend day or two
in the city
Col T. H. Reeves, United States marshal
and family, went to Jonesboro yesterday
evening, where his family will spend few
weeks, he returning in few days.
Mr.. W. B. Melvin, the well known poul-
try dealer, went with his family yesterday
evening to Morristown, to remain for some
weeks
Miss Maggie Brandon, daughter of W. C.
Brandon, Esq, went up yesterday evening
to yisit her brother near McMillan's.
Mr. Jasper Curtis, of Curtis popular
jewelry house, left yesterday evening fol
Tate Spring, to recuperate for short time
Mr.. D. c. Hommel a teacher in the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, who has been alb
sent for some days on tour through the
mountains of North Carolina, about tbs
Warm Springs and Wolf Creek returned
home Friday morning we'll pleased with his
trip.
Mr. ". c. Perry and family, left yester
day evening for a summer iaunt to Upper
East Tennessee.
DR., A. P. White. went on yesterday eve
; ning's train to join his family, who are sum
mering in Hamblen County.
Capt. Will Hannum, a popular youne
conductor on the E. T., V. & G.. Railroad
' left yesterday evening to take in Tate
, Spring for few days.
Y Mrs. Kate Jones and two daughters, ar,
p at Greeneville for the summer season.
Mr.. Frank Wright popular salesman
with Woodruff q Co., arrived yesterday
from trip among the upper counties.
Mr.. Wiley W. HARRISON returned yester
day from few days recreation in the coun
try. He has connected himself with tn,
famous shoe and hat house of Dismukes 4
Thomas where he will set in tomorrow
Wiley is one of the most efficient, polit.
and obiging young statesmen in the city
and having had an experience of abou
four years with the well known house O.
Gaines Son, is thoroughly posted in tn,
business in all its details He will be happy
to meet all his friends at his new stand
where he will treat them just right.
TooTHAcHE.-D you suffer with it? CT
buy bottle of Perry Davis Pain Killer ant
find relief in the twinkle of an eye-fo
Toothaohe it is specific.
New and Beautiful Sash, Ribbons
Just Received at Dunbar's.
Wanted.
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