Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-12
PERSONAL


County, where he win be located for
time
Rev. W. c. Graves, of the N. E. Church,
came down yesterday from his home at
Morristown, on his way to the East Tennes-
see Conference, at Clinton
Mr.. J. W. Ward, clerk in the general
and ticket Office Of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad, re-
turned yesterday with his wife and babies,
who have spent few weeks quite pleas
antly visiting relatives and friends in Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. J..W. Eldridge and children, of Mis-
sissippi, who have spent several weeks in
the city, left Sunday, returning home.
Mr.. W. NJ. Ashmore, the popular book
keeper at McTeer's clothing house arrived
Sunday from his home, Messy Greek, and
has resumed work. We are glad to see that
he is partially restored to sight, though yet
unable to use one of his eyes.
Miss Lille Baker left ON yesterdays train
for Nashville to enter Wards Seminary.
Capt. j.. A. Woodsides, of cambridge,
came down on Yesterdays train.
Mrs. A. Formwalt, Mr.. w. s. Fornwalt
and Mics Kate Formwalt arrived yesterday
from Messy Creek.
Messrs. R. Fl. Bell and Will Thomas left
yesterday evening for Messy Greek, to be
gone few days.
Miss Annie Lewis, daughter of Judge J.
F. J. Lewis, returned yesterday evening
from visit to Chattanooga -
Mr.. VIM. Ogden, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
arrived Sunday, and is visiting his brothers,
the Messrs. Ogden, of our city
Mr.. Chas. A. Buckley, of New York, who
is largely interested in coal and lands about
Coal Creek, arrived Sunday, and is at the
Hattie House.
Mr.. c. NJ. McClung and wife left ON last
nights train for New York, where they will
join the family of Col c. NJ McGhee.
Gen. j. II. Stibbs. agent of the quarter
masters department, returned to the city
with his family yesterday, and they have
rooms at the Akin House
Mr.. c. A. Guriey, clerk in the E T. V. &
G. freight depot at Chattanooga, was up
and spent Sunday among his numerous
Knoxville friends.
Dr. S. B. Cook. of Sweetwater, arrived
on yesterday evenings train
Miss Kitie Gillespie, of New Market,
paid breif visit to the city yesterday.
Rev. J. Albert Wallace, of Bristol, who
was elected and presided as moderator of
the Syn cd of Nashville, left for home Oh
yesterday evenings train. He was guest of
his uncle, DR.. A. B. Tadlo OK
Mr.. Harvey, of the marble works of
Harvey d Soule, at McMillan's, has just re-
turned from an extended business trip
| North.
Mr.. Martin Shea, one of the most extern
| siye contractors on the K. & o. Railroad ex-
| tension was in the city yesterday.
Rev. W. W. Bays came up yesterday even,
ing from Chattanooga on brief business
trip.
Mr. John Madden, who is connected witt
the railroad works of Messrs Thompson
Jones on the K. i o. extension, at the Ken
lucky line, is in the city on short business
trip.
Mr.. Frank D. Wade, agent of the Milton
Mobiles Comedy Company, gave the CHRoN1
Gle pleasant call last night. He arrived
yesterday evening and is at the Hattie
House.
Messrs. T. z. Lee, j. F. Beals and W. r.
Jones, enterprising business men at Friends
vile, and all staunch friends of the CHRoN-
IoLE are in the city, and were welcome
callers last night.
Sheriff r. L. Blevins came down yester
day from Rogersyille.
Miss Kate Lyle, of Chattanooga, is in
the city, visiting Miss Mary Gaut.
Mr. J. c. Hollingsworth, live and ener.
getic citizen of Jacksboro. was in the city
and gave us pleasant call last night.