Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-17
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ing to Athens.
Capt. A. A. Snodderly returned home
Monday night from a trip to the Indian
Nalion, where he went as emmigrant agent
in company witha party of Cherokee In
dams.
Mr.. W. G. Baird, of Chattanooga, super
intendent of the railway mail service on the
Bristol & Chattanooga line, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr., John Marshall and two daughters, of
Nashville, who have been visiting at Mr..
Matt. Meetings., left yesterday, returning
home.
Miss Minnie Barker, popular and charm
ing young Knoxville lady, daughter of Mr..
S. Barker, arrived yesterday from pleasant
visit of several weeks to Birds Yellow
Springs, afterwards visiting friends at Messy
Greek.
Mr.. v. F. Gossett, of the popular shoe
house of Gossett, Ford & Bro, returned
yesterday evening from trip to Niagara
Falls and other points of interest, having
had pleasadt and profitable trip.
Miss Bette Bates, beautiful and &C.
complished young saleslady in the house of
McNulty & George, left yesterday evening
for Jonesboro to enjoy two weeks of rest
and recreation.
Col. j. B. Killebrew, of Nashville, was in
the city yesterday in the interest of the In
ternational Exposition at Atlanta, Ga, this
fall.
Mr.. JAS Cunningham, of Mississippi, who
has been at Tate Spring for few days,
passed down on yesterdays train He viii
stop over few days with friends at Athens
Mr.. M. Fl. Hickox, of Texas, who has
been visiting friends in Knoxville for some
weeks, left yesterday, returning home.
Miss Susie Boyd. the interesting and
attractive daughter of Dr. Jno. NJ Boyd,
arrived yesterday from a delightful visit OF
few weeks at Leadvale. -
Mr.. Oliver Branson and Miss Mamie Ness
Ter left yesterday evening for LEAFS Springs
Mr.. Antonio Antognoli, who has charge
of the store, billiard table, &C., at Tate
Spring, and who was summoned home On
account of the death of his mother, left
yesterday returning to Tate's.
Mr.. Robert Vestal, the popular and vet
eran clothier, reached home yesterday
morning from the Eastern markets, having
made very extensive purchases for his
rapidly increasing trade.
Mr.. G. H. Brown, secretary and treasurer
of the Knoxville Car Wheel Company, left
yesterday evening for business trip up the
road.
Rev. Dr.. W. S. Doak, State superinten.
dent of public instruction, came down yes
| terday morning to attend the University of
| Tennessee Trustees meeting, and returned
| to Tusculum on the afternoon train.
| Maj. A. J. G. Robbins, a contractor on
the arch work of the K. & o. Railroad tun-
I mel, near Caryville, was in the city and went
out to his works on yesterday evenings
| train.
Mrs. Lucy Crozier returned yesterday
evening from visit to Mrs SalIe Hughes,
at Rome, Ga.
Col. John Doughty, of Greeneville, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Maj n. Z. Scales arrived yesterday morn
| ing from his railroad works in Carter
County, and went out on the K and o.
train on that connection.
DR.. A. B. Tadlock and wife have returned
from very pleasant overland trip of severa
days through the mountain of Western
North Carolina, taking in Warm Springs
Asheville and other points.
Capt. Fl. C. Northington, of Taylorsville
Johnson County, was in the city yesterday
and paid the CHRONICLE pleasant call
leaving list of subscribers
Mr.. D. Lee, storekeeper for the Blacl
Diamond Coal Company, at Coal Greek
who has been spending few days with hi
family, returned yesterday evening.
Mr.. j. Fl. Herring, of the Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machine Company, and wife
arrived on yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. John ". Conner, a popular and eff
cient clerk in the Sixth Auditors office O
the Treasury Department at Washington
arrived in the city Sunday morning, ant
will epend several weeks with his ma n
friends here and at his home, Powell
Station
Mr.. VIII Bledsoe, of Bowling Green, Ky.
who has been visiting his friend, Mr. Rob
Mankel, left yesterday for home.
Mr.. John Marshall and wife arrived o
last nights freight from their Cooke Count.
home, near Newport, and will spend fe'
days with Knoxville friends Mr.. Marsha
is getting along finely with his new locs
ton for his shingle and lath works, we ar
glad to learn. He brought along car loa
which he offers for SALE
Miss Laurie Dunbar, one of Knoxville
most beautiful and accomplished daughters
arrived home last night from spending
few weeks quite pleasantly at Birds Yello'
Springs, and Leadvale, jefferson County.
+ Sash, Doors and Blinds For Sale, by
W. w. WOODRUFF & Co.
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