Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-19
Personal.

CITY, and gave the CHRONICLE call yester-
day.
Col w. P. Brownlow, door-keeper of
the House of Representatives at Wash
ington, arrived in the city sterday.
MIR. W. G. Fulcher, the well known con-
tractor, left with his family last night for
Tate Spring, to spend few weeks.
Mr. j. A. Coates the popular young
salesman with Taylor 4 Co.'s queensware
house, returned yesterday from Montvale
Springs.
MIR. M. B. Collin, of Powells Station,
left yesterday for trip to Long View,
Texas, ON the excursion from Chattanooga
He will visit his brother-in-law, Capt John
Childs, and other relatives.
Mr. L. F. Benson and wife, of Nashville,
arrived on yesterday evenings train and are
guests of their relative, Maj. 7. D. Flippen.
Mr.. Sol Fl. George, of the new whole
sale dry goods firm of George & Briseoe,
has returned from his purchasing trip east.
DIR. W. e. Coleman, of Atlanta, Ga,
passed through on yesterday evenings train
for Warm Springs, N. C.
Hon. James Sewer, of Kingston, is in the
| city, stopping at the Lamar House.
Capt. H. Cochran, of Selma, Ala, arrived
in the city Sunday night.
Mr. M J. Condor arrived Sunday night
| from his Georgia railroad works.
Mr.. s. P Condor left on yesterdays train
| for his railroad works.
Mr. J. J. Craig, jr., is in from Arkansas,
on a visit to his father, Col. j. J. Craig.
Mr. T. NJ. Montgomery, of Cleveland,
Sunday night, and will take in the base ball
game.
Mr.. E. c. Avis and wife went on yester-
| day evenings Maryville train to Mt. Nebo
Springs
MIR. Thos A r. Nelson went out on yes
terday evenings X. X o. train to Jacks
boro
Mr.. Fl. J. Owens, of Owens dry goods
and millinery emporium, left Sunday night
for eastern markets.
Mrs. Ben. l. Hughes, of Rome, Ga, is
visiting at the home of her father, Rev.
DIR. Jas. Park.
Mr. j. W. Paulett has returned home
from trip of few days to North Carolina.
Mr. V. w. Dust the patent fence man,
whose headquarters are at the Atkin House,
went to Morristown on yesterday evenings
! train
Mr. J. L. Curtis returned yesterday from
Tate Spring.
Mr.. Ell. B. Carhart and wife returned
from Warm Springs on yesterdays train.
Misses Fannie and Laura Gratz, daugh-
ters of Maj L. A. Gratz left yesterday for
visit to friends in Chattanooga.
Prof E. w Steen, of Steen 4 AIarshall's
music house, went down the road on yes
terday's train.
Mrs. J. W. Bird and little daughter left
on yesterdays train for Cincinnati to visit
relatives.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Queener, representing the
popular clothing house of Jos. r. McTeer
Il Co, went South Oh yesterdays train.
Mr. Jos. A. Seay and wife returned yes
terday from Austin's Springs.
Mrs. W. Fl. Salmon and child returned
home yesterday from a visit to home folks
at McMillan's
Capt J. W. Hill, of Hickory Ridge,
Jefferson County, arrived in the city last
night with his fleet, loaded with grain,
lumber, &c.
Mr.. viii NJ. Epps, of the shoe and hat
firm of Epps, Mcmillan 81 Co., left Sunday
night for the eastern markets, to purchase
goods.
Miss Matte Mason, of Loudon, who has
been taking music lessons from Prof. G. r.
Knabe for several weeks, stopping at the
Lamar House, returned home yesterday.
Col w A Henderson went to Chatta
nooga yesterday.
Mr. Walter Carson, clerk in Carsons's
drug store, returned yesterday from visit
to his home at Rogersvilie.
MIR. H. NJ Aiken, proprietor of the Rog
ersville and Jefferson Railroad, left for Rog
ersville Sunday evening.
Mr. F. C. Bearden left Sunday evening
for Warm Springs.
The family of Mr.. BENZ. Haynes,
CHRONICLE compositor left Sunday nigh
for visit to their former home, Abingdon
, Va.
Engineer Matt Franklin has recovere,
from his recent illness and is able to be on
again. He and wife left last night for Viz
ginia, to spend few weeks
: Miss Fannie May Witt, of the Atlant
Sunny South, returned yesterday fror
Montvale Springs and took the II o'cloc
train for Loudon.
Mr.. Geo. A. Cannon of Cowan, NJ
Chung Il Co.'S house, returned yesterda
from visit to Asheville c.
i Mr.. Jno. NJ. Hardwick, of Cleveland, on
L of the noted base ball tossers of that place
arrived yesterday evening, and will take
the games this week
Miss Florence Renshaw, of Pensacola
Fla, young lady of rare attractions an
accomplishments, who has been attendin
Mt. st. Joseph's Academy, left for home @
S the early train yesterday morning.
/, A Strong Influence.