Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-24

"a Personal. .
Rev.J. F. Butt, the advance herald of the
st. Johns Vision Panorama performance,
left on yesterdays train for lower East Ten
nessee.
Mr.. d. Haas returned yesterday morning
from a successful trip to Virginia and other
points in the interest of the clothing house
of Nathan Stern.
Mr. Nathan Stern, the veteran clothier,
leaves in day OF two for his third trip this
season East. He goes this time to purchase
winter supplies for his immense clothing
trade.
Judge A. T. Cottrell, Hon. Alex. Reeder,
Mrs. j. B. Minnis and others returned on
last nights train from the Chattanooga re-
union.
Hon. J. M. Thornbugh, after attending
the reunion ofsthe Army of the Cumberland
at Chattanooga, goes for a trip to the West,
to be gone several weeks.
| Mrs. w. II. Collett and ersister returned
home last night from visit of several
weeks at Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Capt. S. NJ. Dyer, of the Internal Reeve
| nue. Service, went up to New Market on last
| nights train.
Mr.. w. E. Mouncastle, of the firm of
Mountcastle, Coleman & Co., commission
n erchants and Millers, in Atlanta, Ca,
passed down on yesterdays train, returning
from Messy Creek, where he has spent a
few days with home folks.
Mr.. H. E. Darrell, apopular business man
of New Market, came down yesterday.
Hon. JAS. NJ Meek. of New Market, was
a pleasant caller on the CHRONICLE yes
ferday.
Mr.. d. M. Boyd and family returned yes
terday from Jonesboro, where they have
spent several weeks. sa
Mr.. E. g. Osborne, clever New York
salesman, who has been in the city a few
days, went down on yesterdays train.
Hon.D X. Young, who has been pre-
siding over our criminal court, returned te
his home at Clinton yesterday evening.
| DIR. Jno. M. Kennedy's wife and family
arrived home yesterday from a visit t.
Chicago. "a E &.
| Hon. M. L. Hall and family have returned
home from Weirs Cove. Sewer County
where they have spent some weeks. Judg
Hall is still in feeble health, though some
what improved, we are glad to know.
Mai. A. j. johnson, claim agent, has re
, ! lollr f,i,,
West. E.
Mr.. Chas. P. Moses, former well know
| Knoxville by, who has resided at London
KY, for some years past has returned Z
the city with bis family, and will make hi
home here again, connecting himself wit
DIR. W. N, Carson's drug store. We we
come Charly back to his native heath.
, Mr. B. B. Short, depot agent at Cos
3 Creek has returned from visit to Virginia
and went out on yesterday evenings K.
, o. train.
Mr. Geo. w. Ross went out on yesterda
evenings train to visit his brother at Cir
, ton, taking his gun along fora squire hun
Mr.. N. 7. Small, progressive merchan
| of Maryville, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Umbarger, of Ohio, a.-ived yeste1
day evening, and is the guest of her son-ir
, law, Mr.. Chas. HI. Brown, where she W,
visit for several weeks.
Chief Justice James G.. Deade1ick, of th
supreme court, went up yesterday evenin
to his home at Jonesboro, to RENE n owe
, Sunday.
Rev. J. G. Miller, of the Morristown Fl
male High School, was down on brie
business trip yesterday.
Hon. S. A. Rodgers, of Loudon, came n
, ON yesterday evenings train.
| Mr. John Allison, jr., of Jonesboro, IT
} turned home yesterday evening.