Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-13
,ies Paid IN Three WI O n t his,
Personal.

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an extended visit among the eastern pleas
ure resorts.
Rev. R. Pierce, of New Market of the
NJ E. Church, passed down on yesterday s
train for his work, as presiding elder of the
Chattanooga district.
DR.. J. S. McDonough and family went
own yesterday for visit to Loudon coun.
ty.
Prof S. P Fowler came down from New
Market yesterday, and went out on the K.
4 O. train to his father home.
Prof. W. A Wright came down yesterday
from a visit to upper East Tennessee, and
went on the K. & O. train to Powell's val
ley.
Mrs. A. McNichols went down yesterday
to Loudon.
Nh. J. E. Lutz, book keeper at Barton's
dry goods emporium, returned yesterday
from few days stay at Montvale Springs,
where his pleasure was unrivaled.
Miss Lille Baker returned yesterday from
pleasant visit to Montvale Springs.
Capt. J. F Davis, of Coal Creek, is in
the city.
Mrs F. Marshall returned home on yes
terday evenings K & o. train.
Mrs. W. L. Price and little son returned
Yesterday evening from visit to Sweet
water.
Mr.. J. j. Condor returned yesterday
evening from the railroad works on the
Ooltewah and Red Clay extension.
Mr.. Walter G. Berg and wife, of Rich
mond Va, arrived yesterday, and have
rooms at the Hattie House. Mr.. Berg
comes to take position in the engineer
corps of the E T., Va. & GA. Railroad,
under Maj R. C. McCalla, constructing en-
gineer, and will make his home in Knox
Vile
Mrs H. j. Owens, of Owens dry goods
and millinery establishment, and her neice,
Miss Mamie Edmonson, left yesterday even,
ing for an extended visit East.
Miss Ella Turner, the popular young lady
clerk at Schubert's ladies' restaurant, lef
yesterday for visit to Maynardville.
Mr. E. S. McClung and family, Mr. Sam
McKinney's family, and Mr.. S, S. Booth ant
wife, of Mississippi, returned yesterda.
from Montvale Springs.
Maj. n. j. Colburn of Chattanooga, wen
down the road on yesterdays west bound
! train.
Mr.. Rush Hazen, of the grocery firm o
Coffin, Mckinney & Co., returned yesterda.
from trip up the road.
Col S. H. Lockett's family returned yes
| terday from LEAFS Springs.
Prof John Marshall, of the music hous'
of Steen & Marshall, arrived yesterda.
from the upper counties.
Mr.. Geo. L. Larkin, of Morrlstown, CAM
down on yesterdays train.
Dr. A. W. Hawkins, State Commissions
of Agriculture, &c, and Prof II. E. Cotton
State geologist, &C., returned yesterda.
from tour OF inspection through tn
P owelrs Valley region.
Mr. Nathan Stern, of the firm of Nathan
Stern & Co., left on the evening train TO
the Eastern markets, to purchase his sec
ond stock of fall and winter clothing. MI
Stern returned about four weeks ago froI
the East, where he bought large stock
On account of a rushing trade, the fir
has had for the three weeks past Mr.. Ster
was compelled to go East.
| Mr. Dick Rail xUbo ,,roCi1ac Ovar tho Al
kin House register, went over to Montval
yesterday to spend Sunday.
Mr.. r. P. Hill, clerk for Strong & Co.
left for Dandridge yesterday, to be absent
few days.
Misses Lila and Iona Reeder, and Mis-
Nellie Marsh, left for Friend Station yester
day, to spend a few days.
Messrs D. L. Million and Tol. Crowley
typos of our city, left yesterday, for a tri
to Roam Mountain, stopping short time E
Jonesboro.
Miss Carrie Formwalt, who has been VII
iting at Careyville and Coal Greek som
three weeks, returned yesterday, much in
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time.
Mr.. Elihu Ellsworth, postmaster an
merchant, from Shady Grove, Jefferso
County, has been in the city day or tw
purchasing goods
Mrs. Will. S. Formwalt and little SC
went up to Messy Greek yesterday to sper
few weeks with relatives there.
Willie Hall returned from Jacksboro ye
terday, where he has been visiting b
parents.
Mr.. Alex Mankel left yesterday evenir
for Maryville. He has been in poor heal
for some time, and has gone over to recei7
the medical attention of DR.. Arbeely,
hope of permanent improvement
Capt H. NJ. Aiken, of the Rogersville al
Jefferson Railroad, went over to Montva
yesterday evening to join his family.
Mr.. E. S. Maloney, of Greene Count
, clerk IN the Post-ofice Department,
Washington, accompanied by his wife, W
in the city and gave the CHRONICLE frien
ly call yesterday.
: Mr.. Henry Chaney, of Flat Gap, was
= the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Yoe, of the firm of Lucky
Hoe, left yesterday to attend court ne
week at cambridge.
Col j. E. Helms, of the Morristown G.
zette, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. R. F. Gaut left on yesterday eve
ing's train for Tates.
Mr.. Tom Eckel has gone home to Jeffe
son County to rusticate while.
h Mrs. Lizzie Kinzle left this morning f
Covington, Ga, to pay home folks she
visit. She was accompanied by her sist
Miss Eliza Holder, who has been visit
;. in Knoxville for short time.
Rev B. h johnson has gone to He
kell Station to hold series of meetings.
Elder S. j. Harris went out to Chnt
= yesterday, to open and hold series
meetings as that place