Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-10
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yesterday evening To azontsaia Springs
Maj John Murphay, Of Morriatown, was
in the city yesterday.
Gen. VIM. Patrick, of ST. Louis, arrived
on yesterday evenings train
Miss Georgia jackson returned yesterday
evening from a visit 10 Chattanooga
Col. T. II Reeves, United States mar
shal, returned yesterday evening to his
home at Jonesboro
Mr.. F. W. Taylor, ST., of Hamblen County,
was down on flying business trip yester-
day.
Col F. G. Martlndale, the genial propri-
etor of Montvale Springs was over yester-
day.
Mrs. F. b. McCrary and children left yes
terday evening for visit to Morristown.
MIR. Hugh Inman and family, of New
York, passed through on yesterday evening"
train, from visit South
Mr.. Charley Piper, of the sewing machine
house of Angel & jenkins, went yesterday
evening for visit to Rogersville
Miss Ella Coffin, of Sweetwater returned
yesterday from Warm Springs, and went in
the afternoon to MontvaIe.
Mrs. DIR. L. J. Price and child, and her
sister left yesterday evening for Coal Greek.
Mr.. John L. Hudi5urg's family left yes
terday evening for Leafs Springs.
Mr.. J. S. Roberts came up from Red Clay
yesterday evening and took the K. & O..
train for his railroad works.
DR.. A. W. Hawkins, State commissioner
of agriculture, &c, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Greenville, spent few hours in
the city, and left in the afternoon for Carey
vile. In company with Prof. Ell. E. Cotton,
he will make tour of the PowelPs River
country, in the interest of his bureau.
Mr. D. L. Ross left yesterday evening for
on extended business trip to Eastern cities
and States
Mr.. Peter j. Antoguoli, of the commits
sary department on Condon's railroad
works at Red Clay, came up yesterday
evening. The occasion of his visit is to
welcome the new arrival at his home of the
bright and promising heir to Italian par
entage.
Mr.. L. G. Scheffey, representing the well
known fine cigar manufacturing house of
Foster, Hilson & Co., New York, is in the
city, and gave the CHRONICLE a call last
night.
Prof j. Willoughby Lea lie arrived in the
city on yesterdays train and is gusest at
the Lamar House
Prof. HI. E. Cotton, of the State bureau,
of agriculture, statistics and mines, re.
turned yesterday from a trip to the Wolf
Greek country, and left on the evening train
for Careyville. ..
Mr.. James Wright, of Mooresburg, was
in the city yesterday, and returned home OIL
the afternoon train.
Mr.. w. L. Marsh, a progressive mer
chant at Home, Greene County, was IN 4-rt
city yesterday.
Mr. John S Hale returned yesterday
from Rogersville and Hale's Springs, wher,
he spent some time.
Elder G. G. Russell, pastor of the coloreC
Baptist Church, left yesterday for Philadel
phia, to attend the Loudon Association.
w. H. McAdoc, Esq, of Anderson Cor I
ty, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. Howard Smith, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for some days, lief
yesterday evening, returning North.
Miss Mamie Staub returned yesterday
from visit to Chattanooga, accompanied
by Miss Adah Ochs
Prof D. G. Hommel and little son lef
yesterday evening for trip of few week
to Western North Carolina.
Mr.. Z. F. Howell, of Rome Ga, arrived
Oh yesterday evenings train, and is at tht
Hattie House.
Mr.. S. B. Kennedy left yesterday, re
turning to Atlanta.
Miss Annie Stewart Arrived yesterda.
from visit to AsheyiIle, N c., and othel
! points.
Mr.. A. R. Humes and family left yester
day evening for visit to Norfolk, Va.