Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-29
Personal.

merry Mies carrie Andrews, arrived yes
terday morning, accompanied by their jap
anese servant and are guests of Judge
George Andrews. They have just returned
from cruise among the foreign countries,
and stopped over few days at Greene
Vile
Miss India Mcintosh arrived home on
yesterday mornings train from visit up
the road
Mr.. j. W. Caldwell returned yesterday
from professional trip to upper counties
Miss Lizzie Van Buren,, of Macon, Ga,
arrived Monday night to pay visit of
few weeks in the family of Mr.. A. L. Max
well.
Mr.. Fritz w. Hamilton, popular travel
ing salesman, representing Cincinnati
house, left yesterday evening for trip up
the road.
Mr.. John Fl. Davies. who has been on an
extended trip for the new furniture manu-
factory of Price, Click & Co., arrived in
the city on yesterdays train.
Mr.. Sam. w. Flenniken, the well known
Market Square merchant, has returned
from New York, where he purchased full
line of spring supplies.
Mr. w b. Reese, editor of the Kingston
East Tennesseean, was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. A. Z. Lippincott, the ever obliging
and efficient representative of the famous
I-Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad,
spent a few hours in the city yesterday,
honoring the CHRONICLE with a call, and
left last night for Lynchburg.
Mr. F. l. Moulton, representing that en-
| terprising illustrated daily newspaper, the
New York Graphic, after spending several
days in the city gathering items and
sketches, left yesterday evening" bound
East. He was very much pleased with
Knoxville, and will doubtless give a good
account of u.s..
Mrs. Mary Nelson left on yesterday even
ing's train for Jonesboro, being summoned
by the death of little grandchild, a child
of Mr.. Samuel Cunningham.
Mr. A. H. Hodge, of the well-known firm
of McNulty, Lillard & CO., has returned
from trip East.
Mr. E. L. MCGEE and his newly welded
bride, of Morristown, passed up the road
yesterday evening, returning home from a
bridal tour, taking dinner at the Atkin
House.
Mr.. c. f. Grant and wife returned Mon
day night from Georgia, and will remain in
Knoxville a few days before leaving for their
home in New York
Capt. H. s. Chamberlain, of Chattanoo-
| ga, came up on yesterday evenings train
Mr.. Nathan Stern, the veteran clothier,
/ of N. Stern & Co., left Sunday evening,
| East Mrs Stern and children, and her sis
/ ter, Miss Gump, accompanied him to Bris-
/ toll
Capt. W. II, Watterson, an influential
! lawyer of Rogersville, was in the city and
! gave the CHRONICLE welcome call yester-
day. Capt. Watterson is dyed-in-th
Democrat, but is as sound as dollar on the
State credit question, and takes no stock
whatever, in the harmony yawp."
MIR. Humphreys Reaves, of Greeneville,
arrived in the city on yesterdays train.
Mr.. E. A. Akers, the auctioneer, feft yes
terday for business trip to Cincinnati.
Mr. Matt. NJ Nelson, of the favorite dry
goods and carpet house of M. Nelson & Co.,
returned yesterday morning from New York,
where he has purchased an elegant spring
stock.
Mrs A. L. Young left on yesterday.
train for visit to her former home, Nash
vile.
Capt. w. W. Woodruff, of the old anC
established wholesale hardware house Of
Woodruff d Co., and his wife, left yester
day evening for a trip East.
Mr.. Towns Gaines, popular young trav
cling salesman for an Eastern shoe house
arrived Saturday evening from Southern
trip.
Messrs w. 81. Wayland and J. J. Gibbs
of the Bristol and Chattanooga railway mai
service, stopped off for brief lay over yes
terday evening.
Col. E. W. Cole, president of the E. T.
Va. and GA. Railroad, and his wife, arrived
on the early train yesterday morning from
New York, and are guests at the home o
Maj. T. D. Flippen general auditor of the
road.
Mr.. III. G. Squire, chief clerk in the pen
sion Office, left Sunday for brief business
trip to Ohio.
Mr.. r. C. Wood, the clever and energeti
travelling salesman for O'Conner & CO..
saddlery and harness house, spent Sunda.
in the city
Mr.. W. T. H. McEwen and wife have re
r turned from visit to Alabama
r Mr.. Will Love, salesman in Cummins
Music Emporium, who has been i'll with fe
yer for a few days, left yesterday for hi
home, Louisville, Tenn, for few days.
Capt 1sham Newman, of Messy Greek
was down yesterday and was welcom
caller upon the CHRONICLE
Mr.. A. L. Young, the popular young dr.
goods merchant, of Market Square, left las
night for New York, to purchase new goods
Mrs. S. H. George and children, an
Mrs. VIM. Salmon, arrived ON yesterday
train from visit up the country.
Mr., Thos. A. r. Nelson, of the prosper
Gus law firm of n elson d Dickson, left yes
terday for professional trip to Huntsville
Scott County.
s Mr.. NJ. L. Crowley, printer in the Coy
: eminent printing Office at Washington, al
: rived home Sunday morning, for seaso
of rest and recreation.
Miss Matte Bearden of Ball Camp, is VII
= iting frien is in the city.
s DIR. w. n. Carson returned home yestel
day, from brief trip to Rogersville.