Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-14
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in the city and gave us a pleasant call yes
terday. 4,
Mr.. A. D. Dunbar, of Dunbar's popular
millinery establishments left Monday night
for an extended trip North and East. =. -
Prof. E. W. Steen, of the popular music
house of Steen & Marshall, and his little
dauthter, Pearl, left yesterday for trip to
| Cincinnati.
| Mr.. Jas. M. Patrick, son of Gen. VIM.
Patrick, accompanied by his wife, arrived
yesterday evening and will spend the sum-
mer season in Knoxville.
| Mr.. J. n. Robson, well known COM
mission man, of Charleston, S. c., who has
been in the city for day or two, left this
morning, returning home. as
Mr.. Jas. r. Salmon, who is travelling for
an Eastern publishing house, and has been
spending some days in the city, left yester-,
day for trip down the railroad.
Hon. John D. McAdoo and wife, Bren-
ham, Tex. arrived in the city on yesterday
evenings train, and will remain some time
! guests of the judges brother, our esteemed
fellow-citizen, Prof. W. G.. McAdoo. Judge
but has been away from this country and
resident of Texas for about % years. He is
lawyer of distinction, and has occupied
positions of honor and prominence in that
State He was at one time Judge of the
supreme court, is now county court judge,
and practicing his profession. He has been
all along a stauuch and consistent Republi-
can in politics. The judge is now in very
bad health, and is on his way to Tate
| Spring for the season. He will be glad to
| see his many old friends while in the city
at his brothers.
b Mrs. G. NJ. McGhee and children, Mr.
aud Mrs. Thos. Rodgers and children, Mrs.
/ Geo. ". Baxter and Miss Lawson McGhee
left yesterday, in the railroad officials car,
attached to the II O'Clock train, for White
I, Cliff Springs. e
| Mrs. Simmons, another of Dr. B. G.
| Simmons, and his cousin, Miss Armstrong,
left yesterday for Rochester, New York, to
spend the summer season.
| Mr.. Mel. H. Dickson left yesterday even
ing for Rogersville, on legal business.
Mr. L. 1. Sullivan has just returned from
trip of a few months to Colorado. He
will go to the works 6 Mr.. NJ JsCondon,
on the X. and 0. Railroad connection.
| Rev. r S. Smith, an eminent Episcopal
ian minister, of Uniontown, Pa, is in the
city, paying visit to his daughter, Mrs r.
Haws.
Mr.. f. J. Sanford reached home yester-
day from Old Point Comfort, where he &C
companied portion of his family
Mr.. Tom Self, who recently returned
from Sherman, Tex, came down from
Greeneville yesterday, and is circulating
among his many Knoxville friends
Prof S. H. Lockett, Of the University of
Tennessee, left yesterday evening for Messy
Creek, to attend the State Educational In
stitute.
| Mrs. J. n Betterton, Miss Mollie Be tier
ton, Miss Sadie Curtis and Mr.. H. W. Cur
tbs, the popular jeweler left on last nights
train for Lynchburg, Va. Mr.. Curtis will
join his family, who are summering there.
Mr.. Sheppard Spencer and his niece, Miss
Ella Gray, of Mississippi, who have been
in the city some months, stopping at Miss
Mary Donahoe's, left last night for Blue
Ridge Springs, Va. for the heated term.
Mr.. W. L. Rhea, of the dry goods house
of Jno. L. Rhea & Co., left yesterday even
ing to recreate in upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. Will Price, the well known and pop
ular music dealer, left yesterday evening
for the towns up the railroad to arrange for
the appearance of the celebrated Krutzsch
Concert Company, which will commence a
tour next week, opening at Morristown
Monday night
Miss Annie Cunningham, of Jonesboro,
a neice of Alderman Thomas A. r. Nelson,
who has been here for some months attend
ing school, left yesterday evening for her
home z=-
Mr.. Jas. H. Cowan, one of Knoxville's
exemplary young men, and jealous and
devoted member of the Young Mems
Christian Association, has gone for trip
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al convention of the Y. M. C. A. in London,
and take in the sights of the old world. We
wish him pleasant and profitable voyage
and safe return.
Mr. W. C. Chumlea, the clever clerk of
the circuit court at Maryville, was in the
city yesterday and paid the CHRONICLE a
pleasant call.
Mrs. o. H. ?. Rogan left on yesterday
evenings train TO spend the heated term at
some of the upper East Tennessee watering
places. -4---az-
| Mr.. Lloyd Branson, the talented and pop
ular artist, of the firm of McCrary q Bran
son, leaves this morning for a season at
Warm Springs, N. G.
Miss Kate Formalt and Miss Annie FAM,
daughter of Mr.. Ignaz FAM, left yesterday
evening for pleasure trip to upper East
Tennessee.
/ Sheriff A. NJ. Rule of Bleunt County. a
staunch and valued friend of the CHRONICLES,
was in the city yesterday. s
Mrs. j. P. J. O'Brien, mother of Maj.
John T. O'Brien, arrived yesterday from a
visit to Athens. and is a guest at the Atkin
House
| Mrs 7 r., Baber and little dauphter left