Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-30
Personal.

Baird, formerly superintendent of the city
schools, is in the city, visiting at DIR. Ken
nedy's.
Capt. w. HI. Fritts, of the Ooltewah and
Red Clay railroad works, was in the city
and gave the CHRONICLE a call yesterday.
Rev. N Bachman and his accomplished
daughter, Miss Sarah Jane Bacbman, left
yesterday for Sweetwater, to visit relatives.
Mr. A. H. Daily, clerk in Slocum's drug
store, left yesterday for visit to Chatta-
nooga.
Mr.. Chas. Young, popular young gem
tleman, salesman at the Trade Palace, has
returned from an extended visit to Kingston,
Loudon and other points.
Mrs. W. G. Fulcher and children returned
yesterday from pleasant visit at Tate
Spring.
Prof John Marshall, of Steen & Mar
shalPs music house, returned yesterday from
trip up the road.
Mr. A. David, well known commission
merchant, returned yesterday from a trip
among the upper counties
Capt. John Chumbley, of Coal Greek,
was in the city yesterday, and left for Nash
vile, on business trip.
Mrs Robt. Duenner and little child re-
turned yesterday from a pleasant stay of
some weeks at LEAFS Springs.
Mr. G. S. W. McCampbell, of the railway
mail service, on the line from Selma, Ala, to
Meridian, Miss, arrived Friday night with
his wife and baby, and will spend short
furlough visiting among relatives and
friends in this region.
Mr.. Charley Jones, depot agent at
Charleston, was in the city yesterday, on
his return from visit to Greeneville.
Mr.. Jas. r. Ogden and family left by
yesterday evenings train, in a special car,
for Wolf Creek
Maj. T. D. FHppin went to Tate Spring
yesterday evening.
Capt Robt. Conner went yesterday even
ing to Tate Spring, to recuperate for a
while.
Mr.. F. w Taylor, ST., of Hamblen
County, was in the city yesterday.
Judge H. H. Ingersoll, Mr.. Jno. W. Voc
and Mr.. C. E. Lucky went to Messy Greek
on yesterday evenings train.
! Mr. j. G. Nance, of New Market, was in
the city yesterday.
Misses Nellie Dallas, Katie White, Leila
| NoNoIb o,1 T;1z;a HoIJobon bova r,opa fo,
visit to LEAFS Springs.
Mr.. John. Richard Beney, the popular
ladies' favorite, left on yesterdays train fol
brief stay at LEAFS Springs.
Mr. W. H. Franklin, who has been il
charge of the colored normal school, lief
yesterday evening for Rogersville to spent
some time.
Mrs. Matte Leach and children left yes
terday evening for visit to Morristown.
Alderman J. H Mcmillan went up t.
McMillan's Station yesterday evening.
Mr. D. NJ. Boyds family returned yester
day from pleasant visit to Jonesboro.
Miss Leila Chumbley, daughter of Capt
John Chumbley, of Coal Greek, was in tn
city yesterday, visiting friends.
Mr.. John NJ. Cul:ier, of the souther
Express service, retul led yesterday froI
Maryville.
Miss Kate Formwalt, of Young's Trad
Palace, went out to Careyville yesterda
evening, and will spend few days with he
sister Miss Carrie, who is visiting there.
Col. W. M. Lowry and wife, of Atlanta
Ga, and Miss Matte Alexander, of Augu
ia, Ga, arrived Thursday night, stopped &
the Akin House, and went yesterday evt
nlng to Montvale Springs.
Judge N. A. Patterson, of johnson Cit.
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs E. l.. Metcalf and two children an
wife and relatives of Congressman Metcal
arrived here Thursday night, stopped at til
Atkin House, and went yesterday evenin
to Montvale Springs.
Capt. Sam. P. Rowan, of Maryville, re
turned from Kingston Thursday night, an
went home yesterday evening.
Mr.. JAS A. McCampbel, the populs
druggist, returned from Montvale Spring
yesterday.
Mr. Martin Shea, a well-known railroa
contractor, and his wife, are up from hi
Georgia works.
Miss Susie Roberts has gone for Wis
of few days to the country.
Mr.. W. B. Campbell, general Souther
agent of the Chattanooga Tradesman, is
the city, and honored the CHRONICLE with
call last night.
Mr.. Geo. W. Parrot, a former East Tel
nessee boy, now an influential bushes
man of Atlanta, Ga, is in the city, visitin
friends, and gave the CHRONICLE pleasar
call last night.
Messrs. j. Henry Vestal and G. AugustU
McNabb, popularity known among til
boys" as the Two Orphans" left on tt
Maryville train yesterday for Montva
Springs, to make fun for the boarders for
} few days.