Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-11

NTOoootI, l. oAo u DAo-y iOAl ouAA"y
trip to Chicago, Cincinnati and other West
ern cities, in the interest of the Franklin
Marble Company, of which he is manager.
Mr. Lon. Ashmore, depot agent at Messy
Creek, came down Sunday, and viii remain
in the city few days, as telegraph opera
tor in the Office of Maj. II. M. Perrin, mas
ter of trains of the E. T., Va. & Ga. Rail
road in the place of Mr.. Blanton, who has
gone for visit to his home, Roanoke, Va.
Mr. D. B. Grace, of the Monroe Demo
crat, was i'll the city, and returned to Sweet
water yesterday.
Mr.. P. J. Antognoli, of the city fruit
store, returned to Red Clay ON yesterdays
train.
Mr.. W. H Salmon and sister and Mrs. s.
H. George, returned yesterday from Nc
Millan's Station.
Miss Mamie Barnes and Miss Alice Nc
Even returned yesterday from Tate
Spring.
| MIR. F. H. McClung and Mr.. Fl. r. Car
| hart have returned from Warm Springs,
where their families are spending the sum-
| mer.
Sheriff A. NJ. Rule, of Blount County,
was over from Maryville yesterday, and
gave the CHRONICLE a welcome call.
| Mr.. G. Baumgartner, and little son Fred
die, returned Sunday evening from a visit
| to Chattanooga,
| Mr.. Jno A. Reeder came up Sunday night
from Chattanooga, and will remain in Knox
vile for some time.
Mrs. Chas. o. Ward, of the Hattie House,
returned yesterday from pleasant visit to
friends at Coal Creek
Prof. G. w. S. Crawford, the newly ap
pointed State superintendent of public
instruction, came over from Maryville yes
terday and left for Nashville, to assume the
duties of the office.
Gen. r. N. Hood and Mr.. Chas. Barger,
of Maryville, came over yesterday and left
on the 10:40 train for Nashville.
Capt w. l.. Ledgerwood went to Oolte-
wah on yesterdays train, to look after some
professional business.
Capt. T. c. Cain, the geniel and clever
host of the Cain House, Morristown, came
down on yesterdays train.
Capt j. E. Hacker, of Greeneville, who
is attending Federal Court, paid us a call
last night.
Mrs. Jas. T. Rowntree and her sister,
Mrs. l. E. Barry, jr., have gone for visit
to the home of their father, B. F. Bearden,
Esq, at Ball Camp.
MIR. Jno. L. Khea returned yesterday
from visit to upper East Tennessee.
Col J. M. Bewley, of Morristown, came
down yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Ricardi and family and Mr.. j
H. Weaver left in hack yesterday, fol-
Viewers Springs, at Powder Spring Gap.
Prof Samuel Mecutchen, of Philadelphia
of the well known school book publishing
house of Butler & Co., was in the city for 6
few hours yesterday, and departed Oh the
evening train for Asheville and other points
in North Carolina.
Mrs r. A. Jackson and children wen
yesterday evening to Morristown, to WISH
her mother.
Col A. j. johnson and wife went on yes
terday's K Il o. train to his farm, to spent
few days.
Mr.. Jno w. Voc and Mr.. G. A. Frame
went esterday evening to cambridge to at
tend Circuit Court
Mr.. M. M. Rankin, of Jefferson County
| no hau in, he nv fau
turned home yesterday evening.
Mr.. ]. w. Paulett, agent for Butler
school books, left yesterday evening fol-
Asheville and Franklin, N. G.
Mr.. ]. L. Curtis, of Curtis popular jewel
ry house, left yesterday evening for Tate
Spring
Mrs Branner and her daughter, Miss
Bette, left yesterday evening for Jonesboro
Prof G. S. w. Crawford, State superin
tendent of public instruction, went yester
day evening to spend Sunday at his home
Maryville.
Miss Minnie Young, of Clinton, and he
cousin, Mr.. Frank Boyd, of this city, wen
to Montvale yesterday evening.
Miss Lizzie Turner went to Montvale OF
yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. r. j. Groves, steward of the Haiti
House, left yesterday to spend few day
at his home at Mill Springs, Jefferson Coun
ty.
Mr.. Charley Campbell went yesterda.
evening for visit to Rogersville.
Miss Matte Carmichael, of Alabama, VIII,
has been visiting at Mr.. F. B. Cooley's TO
some time, went yesterday evening, accom-
panied by Mr.. Cooley's little daughter
Annie, to visit at Messy Creek.
Rev. Perez D. Cowan, of Wellesley
Mass, has arrived to visit his numerou
Knoxville friends.
Rev. DIR. Jas. Park returned yesterda
from Montvale Springs.
Rev. E. E. Hoss came up from the dis
trict conference at Loudon yesterday even
ing, and breaches at Church Street Churc
to-day.
Mrs VIM. M. Baxter and child arrive
} home yesterday evening from Nashville.
MIR. John A. Silsby, publisher of the Ms
ryville Waterman, is in the city.
Mr.. Charley Strickland, son of Rev. {
II. Strickland, D. D., went to Montvale yes
terday evening
Mr.. John Upton, claim agent for the F
T., Va. i Ga. Railroad Company wer
yesterday to Loudon, being summone
by the death of his brother, King Tip
ton.
Miss Alice V. Barry went yesterday t
visit friends at Lenoir's.
Mrs. VIM. Bell and children went down O
yesterdays train to visit friends
Mr.. Hal. Mitchell, of Williams boo
store, went to Chattanooga yesterday.
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