Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-18
Personal.

pupil of the Bell House, is IN the city
visiting his old friends. Willie is second
honor pupil in the third grade boys high
school of Atlanta this session. He is son
of Mr. A. G. Bruce, formerly of Knoxville.
Capt. ]. W. Hill, of Hickory Ridge,
jefferson County, arrived in the city last
night with his fleet, loaded with grain,
lumber, &c.
Capt. Taylor Williams, conductor of the
passenger train on the North Carolina divi-
sion, came down from Morristown yester-
dav to spend few hours and paid the
CHRONICLE welcome call. His wife &C.
companied him for visit of day or two
to Knoxville friends.
Mr.. J. Harvey Carson left Sunday even
ing to visit his fathers home near Morris
town.
Hon. Leon Trousdale, who has been in
the city for some days, attending the Nor
NAL Institute, left on Sundays west-bound
train.
rived home Sunday from LEAFS Springs,
being summoned back on account of the
illness of DR.. Carson.
Mrs. W. B. Fenton and child and her
brothers, Masters Thad. and Henry Thomas,
left yesterday evening for Morristown, to
visit friends.
Mrs Sue Shipe and her two little sons,
have gone for visit to friends DIT McMil-
lan's.
Hon. D. M. Key went over yesterday
evening to Montvale Springs to spend SUI
day.
MIR. Hal Mitchell, clerk at Williams
book store, returned yesterday evening from
Chattanooga
Mrs R. NJ Staples and two sons went on
yesterdays train to LEAFS Springs.
Judge Ellis Cooke, of Rogersville, who is
attending Federal Court, went yesterday
evening to Warm Springs. to spend Sunday.
Mr. 81. M. Leinart went to Jacksboro on
yesterday evenings K 4 o. train.
Mr.. A. II. Henson, of the shoe and hat
house of Haynes j. Henson, arrived home
ON yesterdays train.
Prof S. W. Tindell, of Carson College,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. w s. Mead and Mr. W. E. Williams
left yesterday evening for Warm Springs.
Hon. Fl. G. Jarvis, of Sneedville, who has
been attending Federal Court, left for home
yesterday evening.
Mrs Belle Smith and little daughter re
turned home on yesterday evenings train
from visit to friends
Mr.. F. j. Hoyle, car accountant for the
E. T., Va. & Ora. Railroad Company, lef
yesterday evening to spend some time a
Warm Springs.
Mrs. Hessie, of the dress making depart
ment of Barton's favorite dry goods empo
rum, left yesterday evening for visit t.
Abingdon, Va.
Mrs T. Fl. Lindsey and children | fit OF
yesterdays train for visit to Morristowl
and Mineral Hill Springs for few weeks.
Mr. W. F. Cummins left for Jonesbor
yesterday evening"
Mr. c. II. Golf and wife went on yester
. day evenings Maryville train, to Mt. Neb
Springs.
Mr.. H. c. Blair, wife and two children
of Philadelphia, Pa, arrived yesterday
stopped at the Hattie House, and took tn
v afternoon train for Montvale Springs. Mrs
: Blair is sister of Mrs. Martindale, wife O
d the clever proprietor.
r Messrs. B. F. Hooker and ]. c. Ramsel
: of Milan, Tenn, were in the city on bus
) ness, and called to see us yesterday.
), Deputy Marshal L. 7. Walker, of Chat
tanooga, who is attending Federal Court
Ii went down on yesterdays's train.
r Mr.. Jos. A. Seay left yesterday evenin
70 for Austin Springs to join his wife.
Rev. R. Pierce, of New Market, came u
on yesterday evenings train, and stoppe
:, off at the Atkin House.
is Mr.. W. A. MilIken and wife, of Clark
Is vile, Tenn, stopped over at the HIATT
B. House, from Friday night, and went yes
l. terday evening to Montvale Springs
]. Miss Love, who has been visiting fl
N some weeks, Miss Ora Miller, at Jude
1t Baxter's, left for Bristol yesterday evenin
r Prof. G. S. W. Crawford, of Maryvill
t. State Superintendent of Public INSTRUCTION
L, returned yesterday evening from Nashvil
<. and went over home.
Mr.. w. D. Peters, mailing clerk at Il
Tribune, went to Montvale yesterday evel
ing, to bask in the rays of that deigt
some Sunny South" resort for a day