Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-06
Personal.

Sunday evening from Sweetwater, and left
Yesterday evening for New York, to pur-
| chase new goods.
Miss Kate D. Chisolm, of Mississippi,
who has been visiting for some days at the
| home of Mr. S. B. Luttrell left for home
| yesterday.
Maj. Campbell Wallace and wife, of At
lanta, Ga, left yesterday, on their return
home, after visiting Knoxville friends for
some days.
Mr.. W. B. McMuIlen and wife and Mrs.
j. S. Boyd left yesterday for Cincinnati, to
take in the opening of the Exposition, and
Mr.. McMullen will take trip further north,
in the interest of his marble business.
Col T 81. Reeves, United States Marshal,
came down from Jonosboro Sunday.
MIR. Herbert W. Hall, of the notion house
of Fletcher, Hall i Brazelton, returned
| Sunday from trip East.
| Gen. w. B. Bate, candidate for Cover
nor, and Col. John T. Hillsman left Sunday
evening for cambridge, where Gen. Bate
| spoke yesterday. They were accompanied
by Messrs. J. W. Wallace of the Tribune,
and Ralph Shropshire.
| Mr. Lea Hall and wife, of Boistol were
down on flying visit and returned Sunday
! evening.
/ Mr.. W. H. Ballew, jr,, returned to Athens
yesterday.
| Mrs. Il. P. Spence and daughter, of
Athens, who have been visiting at the home
! of her father, Mr. H. L. Bradley, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. O'Brien, mother of Maj. j. f.
! O'Brien, went to Athens yesterday.
| Maj. Cbas. D. McGuffey, of Chattanooga,
was in the city and returned home yester-
| lay
Mr.. w. b. Wayland, head clerk in the
railway mail service, on the Bristol and
Chattanooga line, took his family on yester-
days train to Chattanooga where they will
make their home.
Mr.. III. Taylor, depot agent for the E. L
Va. & GA. Railroad Company, at Rome,
Ca, was up on flying trip, and returned
on yesterdays train.
Mr.. W. P Brownlow, of Jonesboro,
passed through on yesterdays train, bound
for Nashville.
Capt. Taylor Williams, passenger con-
ductor on the North Carolina division, was
down for few hours yesterday, from Nor
ristown
! Mrs. Somers Van Glider and two sons, of
AsheviIle, N. c., arrived in the city yester-
| day, to visit relatives and friends.
/ Mr.. H. L. Cooper, of the law firm of
| Cooper & Frame, left on yesterday even
ing's train for a professional trip to West
Virginia.
Mr.. E. A. Akers the well known auction
eer, left yesterday evening for a business
| trip East.
Mr.. A. NJ. McBath and family came up
yesterday evening from Ebenezer, on their
return to Washington, and ale guests of W.
II. Swan, Esq.
DR.. Jno. M. Boyd, one of Knoxville's
leading physicians, left on yesterday even.
ing's train for voyage to Europe, to be
gone about four weeks.
I Mr.. S. S. Booth, of Vicksburg, Miss,
and wife, and Miss Carrie Bell, of this city,
left yesterday evening for Warm Springs.
Mr.. W. F. Patrick, of Leadville, Color.
ado, is in the city.
Mr.. A. Pope, the new general passenger
agent of the E. T., V. q G. Railroad sys
tenn, with headquarters at Lynchburg, Va.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Will Love, of Cummins Music EN-
porium, went down the road yesterday.
Miss Susie Hudiburg returned home yes
turday from LEAFS Springs.
Miss Lucille Boynton, the accomplished
daughter of DIR. D. Z. Boynton, left yester
terday evening for Georgetown, D. c., to
enter school.
Miss Kittie Cleage of Athens, arrived III
the city on yesterday evenings train.
Rev. W. A. Harrison, D. D., returned
yesterday evening from Sweetwater, where
he had assisted in a sacramental meeting
Sunday.
Mrs. R. M. Staples and two sons, Of
Greeneville are in the city, at the Hattie
House.
Mr.. Matt. Hill returned home ON yester
day evenings train.
Misses Georgia and Ella Bell, of Cleve
land, daughters of Capt N. j. Bell, popu
lar conductor on the E. T., Va d Ga. Rail
road, were in the city Sunday, at the Atkir
House.
Prof. Jno. M. McBryde, formerly prc
fessor of agriculture in the University O
Tennessee, left on the morning train yes
terday for the University of South Carolina
to enter upon the discharge of his duties.
Prof. Jno. W. Glenn, of Georgia, tn,
successor of Professor McBryde in tn,
University of Tennessee, reached the cit,
Sunday night and took rooms at the Lama
House. He is accompanied by his wife
Mrs. John Mefford and her nephew, Mas
ter Johnnie Howery, of Rogersville, VIII,
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Robt
, Osborne, and other friends in Knoxville
will return home to-day
, Rev. NJ. L. Booher, native East Ten
, nesseean, but now pastor of church q
Reading, Michigan, is visiting this city, an
, preached in the Third Presbyterian Churc
1 Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Fulwiler and daughter, c
Henderson, KY, are visiting friends i
Knoxville.
? Mr.. V. b. Wilcox, of Cleveland, Ohio
P travelling manager for the Davis SEWN
Machine Co. in the South, has been spene
ing few days in the city with their agent
G. NJ. Emory Il Co. Messrs. Emory il Ct
> report very pretty trade, having sold
Davis machines in about two and ha
months. Mr.. Wilcox left yesterday for
. short trip through Middle and West Tel
nessee, and then with their custome
through the South, along the Gulf, DC,
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