Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-11

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circuit court.
Adjourned.
Personal.
DIR. Thomas Foster, of Washington, D. c.,
accompanied by his wife and child,
arrived in the city yesterday morning and
took rooms at the Hattie House. They are
en- route to London, where DIR. Foster will
begin the publication of the Republican
Farmer.
Mr.. J. Herbert Stiff, of Cleveland, Ohio,
travelling agent of the new Davis sewing
machine, is in the city
Mr.. james Palmer leading merchant of
Louisville, Tenn, gave us pleasant call
yesterday.
Mr. Nathan Coker, of Louisville, Tenn,
called on the CHRONICLE yesterday, and left
a sample of the peaches grown on his place.
1t is as fine as we have seen this season. He
has about fifty trees bearing.
Hon. John Baxter judge of the United
States circuit court, left yesterday for his
tour of courts west and north.
Mrs. Geo. A. Gibbins and children left for
their home at Riceville, yesterday, after
visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. James Sewer, prominent attorney
at Athens, is in the city, to attend supreme
court He is stopping at the Atkin House.
Hon. P Turney, of the supreme bench of
the State, arrived yesterday, to be in readi-
ness for supreme court, and has rooms
at the Lamar House.
Rev ". W. Bays, of Chattanooga, spen-
few hours in the city yesterday returning
home from summer vacation to Virginia
Mrs. John Scherf, of Columbus, Ga, re-
turned yesterday from Mt. Nebo Springs
where she has been for few weeks, and is
at the Atkin House
Rev. e. A. Elmore and wife arrived yes
terday from New York, and went over in
the afternoon to Maryville
Hon. J. NJ. Thornburgh returned yester-
day from a trip North, accompanying his
daughter, Miss Maggie, to Bethlehem, Pa.
to school.
Miss Louise Clarke and Mr.. Hermon Rms
sell returned yesterday from Maryville,
where they gave two entertainments.
Capt. J. J. Condor came in yesterday
from the railroad works on the X. & 0.
Railroad connection.
Mr.. [. Koshland.. one of the elegerest and
most popular travelling salesman on the
road, representing leading drug house of
Baltimore. is in the city, stopping at the
Hattie House.
Hon. Jno. A. Mckinney, of Rogersville,
was in the city yesterday and gave the
CHRONICLE {. pleasant call. Judge McKin-
ney is one of the vice-presidents of the At
lanta Exposition, ahd is bestirring himself
to secure an appropriate representa- on
from our section.
Mr.. W. III. Wiley, one of the gentlemanly
proprietors of the Atkin House, arrived
yesterday from trip in the interest of the
Virginia Salt Works.
Alderman S. 7. Logan left yesterday
evening for a trip TO upper East Tennessee,
on legal business.
Mrs o. n Miller. of Strawberry Plains,
who has been in the city for day or two,
returned home yesterday evening.
Capt. Shade L. Harris and wife and Mis-
SOS Leila Hoskins and Mamie Landreth, of
johnson City, retuened home yesterday
evening.
Col. Jno. G. Scott, of the Oakdale Iron
Works. was in the city yesterday, at the
Hattie House
Maj. E. C. Camp, arrived home yesterday
evening from trip of few weeks to
| Northern States.
| Mrs. R. L. Gaut and children, of Lenoir's
Station, arrived on yesterday evenings
| train.
Mr.. Will S. Formwalt, went up to Messy
Greek yesterday evening.
Rev. Jno. M. Walters, who has been at.
tending meeting in the country, near the
city, went up on yesterday evenings train
to his home at McMillan's.
Mr.. Luke Wright, son of Engineer Wiley
B. Wright, has returned from pleasant
stay of few weeks at Tate Spring,
Mrs Houlihan and Miss Maggie Kennedy
left on yesterday evenings train for visit
to upper East Tennessee
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