Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-07

CO1. JAS. II. Sd1ne4, VINO mas been IN the
city few days, LETT for Nashville yesterday /
morning.
Dr.. D. G.. Wardell, Of the internal reve-
nue. service, has returned from Grayeston,
where he has been stationed for some time.
He will rest and recuperate with his family
about Erin for while.
Hon. s. A. Rodgers returned yesterday
from Jacksboro, where he held court for
Chancellor Staley, and left on the IL o'clock
train for his home at Loudon.
Miss Maggie Mitchell and Miss Litsie
Joynes, returned yesterday from few
weeks spent quite pleasantly at Tate Spring.
Messrs. F. P. Wright, Rush Hazen and
S. C. Cole, returned yesterday from trip
to Tate Spring.
Mr. Chas. Strickland, son of Rev. c. b.
Strickland, left yesterday for visit to
Georgia.
Capt Dick Moore, well known en-
gineer, formerly of the E. T., v. & G. R.
Q. but now employed on the Alabama
Great Southern Road, en- route to Virginia,
on furlough, stopped over for few days
to visit his many friends in our city.
Policeman Jud. Reeder and Mr. J. T.
Craig, county jailor, left on the evening
| train yesterday for point above, on bust
| ness.
| Mr. W. NJ. Hood, of the firm of Burger,
Hood & Co., Maryville, went up the road
yesterday evening on business trip to
Eastern cities.
Mr. John NJ. Blair, book-keeper for San
ford, Chamberlain & Albers, went up on
yesterday evenings train to join his family
in Washington County, Tenn.
Capt. Geo. c. Gurley, popular conduc-
tor of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, is
spending few days in the city for the ben
eft of his health.
Mr.. L. I. Walker deputy United States
marshal of Athens, passed through the city
yesterday en- route for Rockford, Madison
vile and other points.
| Capt Will Hannum returned yesterday
from stay of a few days at Montvale
| Springs.
| Capt Jno. NJ Brooks and little son re
turned yesterday from visit to upper East
Tennessee. .-...
MIR. W. K Blair's wife and children ar
riy ed home yesterday from spending the
summer in Washington County.
Mr. D. T. Hickey, of the U. s. revenue
collectors Office of this city, returned yes
terday morning from johnson City, where
he was summoned few days ago to whit
his mother, who was taken suddenly and
dangerously i'll. He left his parent much
better, but still very sick.
Mr. D. R. Hicks, of our city police force,
leaves this morning with his family to spend
two weeks leave of absence at Neibert's
Springs.
Attorney General NJ l.. Mcconnell, of
Maryville, went down the road yesterday to
attend court at Kingston.
Rev. w. A. Montgomery, in charge of the
Baptist Church at Chattanooga, who has
been spending a few days with his family at
Leadvale, passed down the road yesterday
to resume his duties.
| Capt. T. G. Holloway's family went up
the road yesterday to spend few days
among friends in Hamblen County.
Mrs. W. NJ Hood, of Maryville, went
home yesterday from pleasant visit to
Mineral Hill.
MIR. Ed. Krutch, a popular salesman al
Sanford, Chamberlain & Albers, left yester-
day evening for tour among the watering
places on the Virginia coast.
Miss Lizzie Nelson, the popular librarian
of our city library and reading room, lef
on the evening train yesterday to spend her
vacation among friends and relations in up
per East Tennessee.
Miss Hunt, of Cleveland, who has beer
visiting her brother-in-law, Mr.. H. W
Lynn, for some time, left for her home yes
: terday.
Rev Jas. Atkins jr., and Prof B. c
, Atkins, of Asheville, N. c., arrived in tn
, city yesterday and are guests of thei
brother, Mr.. J. J. Atkins.
g Miss Maggie Brandon returned yesterda
from visit to her brother near McMillan's
: Miss Jennie Gaut returned yesterday fror
f a visit to McMillans.