Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-05


Mrs. A. 4. Humes arrived home yester-
day morning from Baltimore, after an abb
sence of several weeks, much improved IN
health.
Col. HUI. L. McClung, clerk of the United
States District Court, left yesterday for
Chattanooga, TO attend court.
Dir. W. D. Rule left yesterday for Char
tanooga.
Mr. John J. o'Shea and family left on
yesterdays train, emigrating to Kansas.
Hon. II. T. Coleman, of Cancoek County,
Hon. II. 5. Rogers, of Hawkins County,
and Hon J. C. MoAndrew. of jefferson
TO Nashville.
Mr.. G.. W. S. Johnson, of Gap Creek,
Knox County, returned on Monday nights
train from q trip to Florida.
Dir. w E. f. Milburn, who has recently
been appointed special agent of the Pen
sion Department, is at his home, Greene
vile, on furlough.
Hon L. Hoddleston, of Union County,
spout ScotcftHir III Tue CITY. eI fpuL2 ~
Nashville
Hon. J. II. Agee, of Campbell County,
came to the city yesterday, on his way to
Nashville, and WAS pleasant caller at the
CHRONICLE office.
Hon H G. Jarvis. of Hancock County,
arrived yesterday on his way to Nashville,
and honored the CHRONICLE with a call
Hon A. b. Wilson, of Greeneville, came
down yesterday and stopped over on his
way TO Nashville. giving the CHRONICLE a
pleasant cali.
MIR. Lloyd Branson, Knoxvine's popular
artist, of the firm of MeCrary d Branson,
returned home Sunday from New York,
where he has been for two months and a
half, perfeeting himself in oil painting and
other branches of the art.
Col VIM. Williams, of the East Tennes-
see Book House, has returned to the city,
after an absence of some weeks.
Rev.. NJ. Durham, of the New Market
circuit, formerly paster of the Second NJ.
E. Church, this city, arrived yesterday for
brief visit to Knoxville friends.
Dr. D. L. Boynton, pension agent at this
place, left Sunday for trip to Cincinnati,
accompanied by DIR. W. P Rodefer, of
Cleveland.
SIR. H. c. Squire, chief clerk in the pen
+, sion office, has returned home from bust
ness trip TO Ohio.
A
/ evening from professional trip to Ken
lucky
Engineer Zeke Weatherford, formerly of
this city, now of Chattanooga, passed up the
road Sunday evening.
Col \. j. Lilard,o Decatur, Meigs
County, brother of our fellow-townsman,
Col J. W. Lillard, was III the city Sunday.
MIR. Henry D. Boyd, ticket agent for the
E. T., Va. & Ga, and NJ. j. C. Railroads al
/ Chattanooga, was up on brief trip Sun
day.
Mr.. Jesse II. Thomas. formerly witt
/ O'Conner & Co., left yesterday evening fol-
trip to New York.
Rev. E. A. Ramsey returned yesterday
evening from Chattanooga, where he at
tended the Presby terry, and took The X. d A
train for Maryville.
MIR. d. L. Ross, a popular trayeline;
hardware salesman, representing Northern
house, arrived yesterday morning from al
extended and successful trip.
Mr.. d. S. Williams, of the firm of Car
hart, Williams Il McClung, and his wife
left on yesterday train for a trip North
going by way of Cincinnati
Mr.. nj. S. Mcclellan, of the firm of R
S. Payne 1t Co., has returned from a sue
cessful business trip.
Mr.. John H Davies, of the Knoxville
Furniture Mandatory, brought his famil,,
TO the city on Yesterdays train from Straw
berry Plains, where they have been spend
ing some time.
Mr.. W. Is. Fenton, of the Market Squar
Marble works, left on yesterdays train TO
a trip down the road.
Capt. John Gates. of the Tennessee ait
Sequatchie Valley Railroad, left yesterda
for Spring City, after spending few day
at home.
Prof. W. q. Gibbs, County Superintend
end of public instruction for Knox County
was in the city yesterday. We are glad t
notice that he has about recovered from hi
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