Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-23

Personal.

Mr.. Robt- Cra1ghead, secretary or the
board of trustees of the University of Ten
nessee, has returned from a stay of some
weeks at Montvale Springs, being much
benefited by his trip.
MIR. Sam Houses family have returned
from LEAFS Springs, where they spent some
weeks very pleasantly.
Mr. Sam S. Mitchell left yesterday for
Red Clay, Ga, to take a position in the
engineering corps on the Red Clay and
OolteW all connection.
Gen. Il. N. Hood, of Maryville, president
of the Knoxville and Augusta Railroad, left
yesterday for business trip to Atlanta,
| Ga.
Mr.. T. R. Cornick, jr., left for trip on
yesterdays west bound train.
Maj. r. c. McCalla, constructing engineer
of the E. T., Va Il GA. Railroad, went
down yesterday to the Red Clay and Oolte
wah connection.
Mr.. Jas. Taylor, clerk in the pension
office, returned yesterday from visit to
Johnson City.
| HID liz Ot4OLS SetlllS hCWh hhOii
McMillan's on yesterdays train.
! Mr.. Charley Youne, son of Col Isham
| Young, left yesterday for Sweetwater, to
enter the nigh school taught by Prof. Bach
man at that place
| Prof. j. I'll. liams, principal of the Ten
nessee Sch DOL for the Deaf and Dumb. left
yesterday for a brief trip to Cincinnati.
Miss Ella Coffin, who has just returned
from Montvale Springs, and Miss Sue COT
fin, who has been at Tate Spring, left yes
| terday for their home at Sweetwater
Mrs. E. J. Hunter left for Cincinnati on
| yesterdays train.
Mrs. j. f. Spence returned yesterday
from Tate Spring and other points in upper
East tennessee.
Miss Lizzie Mason, of Loudon, who was
up visiting friends, returned home yester-
day.
| Mr.. A. H. Daily returned yesterday from
a visit to New Market
Mr. P. NJ. Reeder, the popular travelling
salesman for Lord, Taylor & Co., of Boston,
is in the city, having just returned from a
a trip South. He made the CHRONICLE a
welcome call.
Mr.. George P. Crouch, with the dry
goods importing and jobbing house of
Hood, Bonbright & Co., Philadelphia is in
the city, and gave us a pleasant call.
Miss Kate Carey returned yesterday from
a visit to GreeneviIle.
Mr.. John Gleason, who is engaged ex-
tensively in stone masonry for the railroad
company, went up yesterday evening to
Carter's Depot, where his family is for the
present.
Mr.. John Thomas went up to Morris
town yesterday evening.
Mr.. Thos. S. Sedgwick, of Ristine &
Mays establishment, at Loudon, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. Il. LIZARDS family returned yes
terday from Montvale Springs.
DIR. VIM. Jennings has returned from
trip to Richmond, Ky.
Mr. J. E. Lutz returned yesterday from
trip to Virginia.
DR.. 5. S McDonough's family returned
yesterday evening from visit to Loudon
| County.
Miss Carrie Gillem, of Washington, D.
| c., arrived yesterday evening from Chatta-
nooga, and is guest of Mrs Martin j. Con
don.
| Senator Zeb. Vance, of North Carolina,
passed through on yesterday evenings
train, returning home from visit to Ken
| lucky.
Miss Maggie Buckner and Miss Minnie
Cherry, two charming ladies of Nashville,
who have been for a season at Tate Spring,
arrived yesterday and stopped over to visit
Knoxville friends for few days
Mr.. VIM. L. Rhea returned yesterday
from visit to upper counties.
Mr.. J. B. Rhea, of Virginia, brother of
DR.. R. NJ. and Messrs. John L. and w L.
Rhea, is in the city purchasing goods.