Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-28
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Personal.


Mr.. Benjamin Leavell has Just purchased
from Messrs Jones and Sons scholarship
in the Knoxville Business College, and viii
begin his studies tomorrow.
Mai. n E. Scales, after bring his family
to the city, returned Friday night to Carter
County to complete the work on bis railroad
contract.
Miss Lizzie Grant, of Athens who has
spent some weeks quite pleasantly among
Knoxville friends, returned home on yes
! terday's train.
Mrs. J. E. Pagan and child returned yes
terday from a visit to Rogersville.
| Messrs. S. N. Douglass and Hugh Rod
gers returned yesterday from Rogersville
and Hale's Springs, where they have been
since the Rogersville junction ball game.
! Mrs. D. C. Hommel returned home yes
terday from a visit to relatives at Morris
| town.
Miss Sallie Butler returned yesterday
from visit to Rogersville
MI IlODt. L. S'dut, VI AeHoii o'tstioA,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs W. F. Cummins returned yesterday
from visit of some weeks to Jonesboro.
Mr. Robt Duenner, the clever salesman
for R. S. Payne Il Co.'S extensive wholesale
hat house, arrived yesterday from an ex-
tended trip among the upper counties.
Mr. F. b. McCrary, the popular photo
grapher, of the firm of IcCrary & Bran
son, returned yesterday from attending the
Photographers Association in New York.
Mrs. Jno. S. VanGilder and her son, Mr.
Rogers VanGilder, reached home yesterday
from visit to Asheville, N. c.
Miss Fannie Mitchell and her brother
Mr.. Neil Mitchell, returned yesterday from
Rogersville.
Mr.. w. c. Perry's family arrived hom
yesterday from upper East Tennessee
where they have spent several weeks
Prof E. S. Joynes, of the University o
Tennessee, arrived home yesterday evening
from Greenville, S. c., where lie has bee
actively engaged for four weeks in the Stat
Teachers Institute, which he reports sue
cess.
Miss Maggie Hill returned yesterday ever
ing from visit to Concord.
Mr. John Yule returned yesterday ever
ing from business trip to Atlanta and Cha
tanooga.
Miss Lille Bradley, daughter of Mr.. E
l.. Bradles, returned yesterday from Wis
! to her sister at Athens.
Mr.. Shelby t. Shipley, of Jonesbore
county register of Washington County, b
wife and little son, arrived ON yesterday
! train for visit and are guests of Nj
James A. Compton. Mrs. Shipley We
Miss Carrie McCloud of this city, and hf
1 many acquaintance here.
Mr.. ]. Willoughby Reade, the eminel
East Tennessee elocutionist and reader, {
we learn from a private telegram receive
i from Morristown last night, was to arri'
in the city on the 3 O'clock train this morn
0 ing, and has rooms at the Akin House.
Prof S. p Fowler, of the Holston Sem
hdIy III NC" hdIhet, CdH!e uO"H ytbteiuh.
and took the X & O. train to attend Il
> camp meeting at Bells campground.
L Mr.. G. G. Dickens, of Nashville, is in Il
city for short visit to relatives and friend
c Mrs. Geo. W. Ross and little daught
Belle, .returded home yesterday morniu
from a visit of few weeks to Virginia
Mrs Sam Simcox and children returp,
yesterday from a visit out on the K q I
Railroad.
Miss Ella Rice, of Athens, who has be-
visiting in the city ror some days, went
the X. o. train yesterday evening
s. Clinton to visit her friends Misses MINI
Young and Belle Ross.
Mrs I. r. Cornick ST., returned vest,
day evening from trip to Missouri, accol
panied by Mrs. E. A. Taylor of Norfol
Va, and Miss Lizzie HUT and Miss E
Bourland, of Missouri.
Mr.. J. W. Miller returned yesterday,
companied by his wife, from businee tt
. of several weeks in upper East Tenness'
Brick-Layers Wanted.
! want four good front brick-layel