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

A. j. CottreI formerly chairman of Knox
County. has connected himself with the
popular clothing house of Nathan Stern i
CO.
Mr.. Chas W. DePue, of the firm of Butt,
DePue Il Co, has gone for trip to New
York
Mr.. Frank Heart, of Hearts popular
clothing house, has returned from the East
ern markets, where he purchased an i'm
mensely attractive stock of goods
Hon. Ken. Wheeler returned to his home
at Chattanooga yesterday.
Col. Thos. H. Reeves United States
marshal, came down from Jonesboro yester-
day.
Alderman S. T. Logan returned home on
yesterdays train
Mr.. t. r. Burgie, representing Oates,
White i Co., returned yesterday from a
trip up the country.
Miss Ida Ruggles, of Armstrong; Ferry,
came down on yesterdays train.
Mr.. JAS S. Corwin left our city last Mon
day morning for an extended trip to Gin
cinnati Ohio, Buffalo, New York, and
point in Canada. He will return sometime
this fall
Maj. John Murhey, of Morristown, presi
dent of the Lookout Bank, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. L. Maloney and children, left
on yesterdays train for McMinn County, to
| visit Mrs. Maloney's father.
Mrs. III. L. Rogers, her daughter, Miss
Rachael, and son Lafayette, left yesterday
for visit to Cleveland
Mrs. Elisha McNew, of Abingdon, Va,
arrived on the early train yesterday morn
ing to visit her daughter, Mrs. o. F. Wiley,
at the Atkin House.
Mr.. S. L. Burnett, of Big Greek, Cooke
County, was down on business yesterday.
Prof. S. P. Fowler, principal of the HoIs-
ton Seminary, at New Market, went up on
yesterday evenings train.
Capt. John P. Rogers, of Maynardville,
was in the city, and paid us a call last night.
Miss Estelle Herstien, of Nashville, who
has been visiting in this city. left for home
yesterday, accompanied by her mother, and
prominent young shoe merchant is dis
| consulate.
| Miss Mamie Moore has gone to Sweet
water, to visit her cousin, Miss Susie Moore,
for few weeks.
Miss Salie V. Helms, of Morristown, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. A. r. Form
walt, having accompanied home Miss Lucy
Formwalt, who was visiting at Morristown.
Capt. S. Y. B. Williams, of Bristol was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. James Fl. Welcker, Loudon, was in
the city, on professional business, and left
for home on last nights freight.
Messrs. S. b. Dow and Hector Coffin re
turned yesterday from Montvale Springs.
| Mrs. Flora Norris and child, of Selma,
Alabama arrived Tuesday night to spend the
summer, and are at the Hattie House
Prof F. E. Hacker, of Chattanooga, is
IN the city, at Schubert's.
MIR. Thos. Llewellyn went out on
yesterdays evening train to Coal Greek, to
visit friends and relations
| WILD. N ~ oldoou SttulC u'"n Ou ScStcf-
days train from Morristown, where she
lectured Sunday night
Capt. Thomas Nj. Thatcher was up from
Loudon, and returned home yesterday.
Mr.. M. Small, of McMinn County, who
has been guarding convicts at Coal Greek
for few months, came in yesterday and
leaves this morning for Nashville, to take
an office position under Capt I. B.
McElwee, warden of the penitentiary.
Mr.. E. J, Sanford and family, and Rev.
DIR. Thos. W. Humes and his daughters,
Misses Katie and Fannie, left by yesterday
evenings train for Cob's Island, to spend
the summer season. They occupied the
elegant new private car of Major O'Brien,
in which they will go through to Norfolk.
Capt N. j. Bell, we'll kn own passenger
conductor on the E. T., Va and GA Rail
road, came up yesterday ,vening
from Cleveland, where he has been or
account of sickness in his family, and re-
sumed bis run, taking his train to Bristol.
DIR. Joel Smith, prison physician at the
Coal Creek branch of the penitent:ary, was
in the city yesterday.
Prof S. Y Caldwell and Prof. w. r
Garrett, arrived Tuesday night, to entel
upon their duties as teachers in the State
Normal Institute, and have rooms at tn.
Lamar House
Miss Fannie May Witt, representing the
Sunny South, has returned from Atlanta
where she was called on account of sick
ness, and is again eanvassing for her paper
stopping at the Hattie House.
Miss Mamie Aebli left ON the early trail
this morning for Sewanee, to visit he
!. fathers family.
Mr.. Charley Schweickerd arrived yester
day morning from New York, to spend tn
summer, and is to be found by his hume,
GUS friends at his old stand in Peter Ritter
popular tobacco store.